New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-24
DAILY WINS IN FIFrY-sIx INNINGS.
DION COMES IN GOOD sECoND-A CLOSE cos
INST.

DION COMES IN GOOD sECOND-A CLOSE CON
INST.
Tonight the game will be between the
cushion carom champions, Joseph Dion AMI Maurice
Day" said Bud schoheId. he thumpcd the noor
Of Irving Hall with the handle OF tue bridge last even
ing. Referee Gleason sought his high chair. ana thc
champions pulled na their coats. by way Of preparation
Dion won the draw aud after scrutinizhg the ball-
critically spoke to che scorer. who called for repre-
sentative Of the that furnished the table The later
bobbed up serencly like molcrn enjoy OF Justice WIN
pair OF scales In MS hand & prove tho balls we're all
right and Of equal weight. Dion refused to arsue the
point with the scales. ho aud selecting the SPOT
bal! scored IA DAILY poked one ball. borrowed the
hr ge and gathered In another but c'ntented himself
with that For one or innings the champions took
what few points they could get. and despiscd not little
things but in seventh inning Dion ran up 10. made
the Goth on pretty follow shot. the end cushion sending
the bail back iuto petition again But the position
next suo Daily banked for his aud got ~ TOOK another
,nd retired barring tue next four innings Dion played
for glory rather ihah points ana ans"d MS S'ore Of
goose eggs by four round anl genuine ones m
DION opened up the iliiecnth lnnlns Win hflant
rsuud-taic shot followed with maS-c and after ac-
cumulating moro by hard phNlnt rested Oh ms
laurels IN tue next inning he stirred up the spectators
10 uuLsnal enthusiasm by twn moe all around sioir
and sat down Is points nearer Tue chd oi hl7 -ihs
Daly T. but forgo' to drive them Owe Tue lnc anu
had retire al opponent called bak. Missing one
two cOnHaratvry easy shots lao became nervous, ami
accomplished little uhtll ne twenty -"hrh lhhhs' when
points by good honest WORK. msiu; usual n an easy
cushion A little laer DION tired ais hand ~
missing Forty three. foriv-four callod the raikrr.
and Daily thinking that hi opponent was gong 4" PLAY
all night. out Ia see man fily -"n". hity
two called tue between tue roars 81 applause at
the hraut position shots but the end came AZ last a
while 81 tuition. sid I" his string IN bunch
the champion sought hs chair happy In the conscious
ness of duty well performed. .
Mid applause shook the bull ling when. IN the thirty
ninth inning Daily sent the cue bail circhG round ~ a
most approved skyrnckrt carron OF the hNc-
cushion order. lew mInntrs later Di"n came
10 The front with another OF the same
Kind ana everybody howlci again. DAILY made 30 pretty
shots IN the fOrty-nth timing bat the 5lst lacked legs
Then Dion tried his luck and laid away %, leaving them
frozen The scorer sp ,ttc the balls but Dion was not
equal To the emergency, and yielded the Held
To- Daily. who picked M 10 more. la ne
next Don baked after running -
The game close hut slow, DAILY leaiinS from the
eighth inning but h- goni-t was not TO be ais
aucrd scoring 43j to Days 500. This evening SeNOh
and schaeier will decide which Is the better man.
The A. follows:
Dion-o. 2. 3. OF o ~. o.o.o.os l2 o. ~ !.
O . TO- o. TO- = II, o. ~. 10, o.. 49, u. ~ % -
10 3 ~ %. -. 49, a. o. 10 l. % o. Total 49, Az
0'IDsIig,r,2s.2.o,Ol.2 T. 7,l5 laI,LlG&S,ALL9
o. ia 81 ~ - - 81 o. D. l3. ], Is. !, 49, :. J. J.
a. J. 3d. 49, 49, 90 l. /. !. Is, |. p. o. i9-Iotal 800 Az
line three hours AMI sevonteen minutes.