The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22

thus fac. ras ball lined on hin
thfes eoaseent W times, has A..
urted With AZ many nassst
shos. He keps on until nc lad mace
. verN pretty fua ct "a. when ne came
20 srisf on ~ ess; draw and ieft tnC
bsliS IL . besp.
lsa
SIosson then passed 70 tsw third
stsin.. with run ~ IS.
Score: >lass0n, 22l; S 'hsefsr. 1872
Sehhsfsr Ia hts eleventh iarinr
n.sSeh "a PLAN twc-eps hiov shot nua
sgaiu lefs tia balls wolf fa- Slo ssnt,,
Nnn, ~ IS nsisssc q hart croas-rabie
cushion SHOT ia which Le had Il
use tie hridges Schqefar responded
with S6, missing an easy
draw shJr il al uaecc ,untao g
manner. The balls were left II
ina heae rail rs wei IS S.sson could
.'sve plsesd them wiki mis- iingors, bu'
ha DID 10t handle 'hsli very well
snd e'opped 81 IS, after hasins
spread the halls hshiy. This seemed
70 give Schaniey courage, for he settled
down 'c b0siness aud media msgnlfi.
cent fug 81 i07, stoppiag on = tough
leit-hand draw.
S'cfs--Sinssoo, 2S5; Schnefer, POS.
SinHsau WAS percfp IDLY sbasen by
Soeatiet's rp.h Of speed and played hi
ns4ttwo innings very peorly. Schae.
iler, " l5'h, INSIDE ret run vt
~, aud was now squRrely ahead
Ton the first time, s07 20 eos. Asqusre
ci-up gave 20 Sioe5on run vi q
In the l7h, and he agar,
was la front, $3.50 20 Schsefer's 500: tnt
Sehaeler Wes not to he shaken oil H.
dashed ia for another big run ia tbu
eishteenth inuiDg ann never stopped
ueti he had made III, ana fslied on =
massa shor.
score-Schnefer, 4i2; Slosson, $40
Sossan now pulled IF ms
nroadcloth, but it did bin
no good. Tia played q
very peer run Of q, in which he had
plenty OF opportunities. Schaeiey
rapid'y scored 3 ran OF 20 in biz
twentieth, stopping on line hegk
on whicb he could neither bank
nur rGasss, nut tiled kiss
follow. Again, in the twentieth,
Slosson found tina bsiis we'll
hnnche0 for him, bat no staggered
q ong with only IL, and when
h9 missed 3 perfectly easy drew
The balls were got no for Schsefar,
VINO run 40. and his score wss 535 10
Seasons 800.
Ia tho 23d inning .Schaefer tried y
hard rornd table shoS and got
beaten out OF a count by
"a kiss, and left Slosson a fine
set'up. The Chicago boy aocep ted
this lucky chance thankfully,
aod onca more began 10 pisy
billiards. A run OF 81 in hia
23l iuning was vely well
played until 10 anccumbcd 10 u
succession OF tough breaks, though
Ibesa we're largely due to bis frulty
position play.
saore--ScGsefar, $50; Slosson, 4l6.
Sohaefer IN the twenty-tourth piled
mp %, missing "A very anrd lef5-hand
draw. Eloss0n followed with %
and Schsefsr with 10. Both were snx-
iaue END flushed. Slngs0n's run
ORA in las tweuty fifth i'll.
n'na ended With freeze, and
no ralled 10 mako THE
tsy-of stroke. He got another open.
Ing g the twenty sixth, but stopped
81 q and in the twenty-ssven.h
Schauiar mado the necessary and the
game, and the tournament unded in Is
tfipnle tie, the snors standing:
Scheefer-l, 20. IL, 10, 2, 81, "A, o.
%, 10Y, 0, AZ, /, 0, ia, 0, 70, 40, ., 2;42, To-
!, 9. Totsi-6D0. Average--22 627
Highest runs-ll4 1907.
Slosson-6s, II, l, 10, o. 81, A, 80, %.
81, =, J., 0, l6, q, 10, Y, II, 2, 0, 81, 20,
u, 2, Tetal-492. Avefago.-lS 2i-26;
highest run, 6S.
Arrangements for playing Off the
tics cannot be made tonight, but IL is
tbonght. "D" armory Wi be secnred
aud Ii ted up with seate III anpitheab
rlcal form and the toucnarnent Played
20 ~ end, commencing Tuesday night
with one game, oscb OF 500 points.