New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-22
OUTSIDE THE BALE-LINE.
sHAEFER LEAVES DAILY 1S4 POINTS BEHIND-MAD-
AVE PATTI APPLAUDs GOOD SHOTS

sHAEFER LEAVES DAILY 1S4 POINTS BEHlND-MAD-
AWE PATTI APPLAUDs GOOD SHOTS
The inverted pyramid of faces at Irving
Hall frightened last evening as the two contestants
Jacob schaefer. the elght-inch bak-llne cnainp'"'
and Champion Maurice DAILY. Of cushion
carom fame, stepped up TO the table In
full evening dress while Referee Alfred
Newberger climbed up into his high chair and scorer
"Bud" sehofcd seized the bridge, which served MIN as
staff-of-oice. The MANI pairs OF feet beneath inc
faces gave shuttle OF expectation rs schaer, pulling OH
his dress coat donned cardigan jacket, while his OPP
Moment was content TO go at his task in his shrseeves
Drawing for first shot, schaeier laid his ball
so close to the lower cushion that
sheet of paper could not have been slipped
behind it, and selecting the white ball made one point
aud retired
DAILY picked up his eighteen-ounce cue and began TO
the balls up i'll one corner OF the olA me anu
rolled up points before they were separated cross
table shot gathered them in again and the score ran up
to 49, The thirty third shot left them badly. Daily made
neat round table shot, the red ball kissed the white
ont of the way and Schdefer taking MS nnlng adueu
another one 10 his score and sought his chance again.
ia tie third inning Schaefcr in his turn nrsed the
balls along the baik line taSng an OCCASIONAL CUSHION 10
yet Them ,,oson in and succeeded adding ID to his
core. DAILY came strong in the fourth inning OH
round table shots winning much applause and ate seoi
ing 49, missed ON "a follow shot SchIecr then realizing
at getting too far behind began to STIR things
up and told 40 more beads upon his striug making the
sccOre SO 10 80 in Days favor.
DAILY made a splendid shot in the sixth In
min but .sed and scnaefer. afer counting
L. lined them up along the cushion. Getting ont OF the
difficulty SO and cushion shot, he ran up 50
points. missing the saith on simple earom Inc score
the emf sioIl: sen for, 1885, DdY l3S But IN the
thirteenth haeier picked up 81 points ano never Tell
behind AGAIN.
Ma tame Patti. attend ii by sigRor Ncoin aud severa
other gen temen. entered hex No. at o'clock DAILY
made a run Of 49, but lookel al him All eyes
were distinguished visitor. who smiled at the
lone sher "ivel UTTERED little eXclani l0nso dr,
light al tn IN 70 brilliant shots ana applanded
NJ, Ler tln \ ter fifteen inn.s had been played the
game 1877 1872 in favor OF Shsefcr nut Day I'M
gerrd the vicinity 200 until his opponent reached
8 90 making Of SO. AMI after that the race be-
came a procession. In the twenysxtn inning S,ha"t"r
played remarkably stopping the balls just
where he wanted them and after scoring D. the rest
ofthe evening, missed on an easy cushion car"m
of 46 IA he thirty thir inning settled the u
ness, leaving DAILY with only 3l6 points. Day
PLAYED "A brilliant but careless game. always missing an
shot of his lOngest run. Schaefer was
the favore with the betting hut the sympathy OF
the spectators with Dty. One round table Snot OF
his in the OF which he took the cushions I'VE
times created great cnthutiasm.
The score In full was as follows:
schaeer-l l3 o. 40 So o. 20 l. o. g. 3i.19. u 36. !.
G. So So g. J. ,, T. - 81 l. g. 3 H. H. 4B-rota 800 av-
craze 10
Day-73 q Is o. 81. o. o. IL, "A - 49, l.. T.
az o. a. 2, g. o. -. 3i-1ota 3l6 average "a