New-York tribune., 1886-01-28
SCHAEFER STILL AHEAD.
INCREASING HIS LEAD OVER vIGNAUX.
INTERESTED SPECTATORS AT THE BILLIARD
MATCH LARGE RUNS MADE.

MATCH LARGE RUNS MADE.
Another crowd of billiard lovers filled Co.'S
mopotan Hall last evening. They watched the play
with the old -time interest and appreciation and crit
Unused the champions with the Of men
who knew that they could do better il they had only had
as much practice Owing to the splendid form which
Schaefer displayed the previous evening and
the tremendous lead which lie Lad obtained his op
ponent the betting WAS rather on- sdcd 5000 to SlGO
being wa~c- -, - rru-- Iii- i,rv=-r- vi yigaauX
however had great faith In hi, staying powers aud,
though they realized that many strings must and
hctorc the pondcrou' Freuchman to the front
yet they believed I'm his ability ultimately Gct there
At o'clock general clapp!nS Of hIuis announced the
entrance OF Frcnchman. fchaeier followed with his
green bag full OF choice Sticks. Referee McCrrcry ex
pancd flat Tor the sn, Of cearncss they would count
from zero thou 4. the spectators sloul remember that
Vignaux was haplcapprd by the 32G points which he
did not make on the previous evening Then the
were placed as Schacfer left them when ho counted
six-hundrod(h point and schac.er BEGAN to play. The
little wizard Of tie cue made tho simple calo shot
that av I.f,re l.f 1lcn he ,tta,,utcl co,,ulcatel
s,y ,,n n,, ,l ,,r,, ,c,,.. TN. e Il, and
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failed to make connections
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drrSs-Slt % tho previous cNrhlH-' an" wore c""""'
him free iI,v fic WIS much cooler than az hts Grst a
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m ] rc ,n m m c @ ,cor y, If -rfa ' rnrias % c,nd accom-
ih 8, ,.,.,.. .l tbo r,,. about ot tIo u,.uc,
had cY1lt 81
rhoo n, rrti,et 70 his chair between thc
,,,r.o a,l O.. A - smith -,t,cf.r doun,d III, c4r,,
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jacket aud scored atlooioj failure so that the crowd
sroaucd The FrrnchInau counted two Thcu no added
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scratch or miracle. The cue ball uca,l the red
TOOK three e9snons missed The %',e' & TOOK Two @ ! no'I
'''l''"' 1879" '""-'' ''' ''',o ''' '' 80 .
boy cal'' "a back i'h.' I"e hoNt one i'Iol 10
count however and s,hactcr improved the
ooo,i,,, bo,r hv r,priu. mn f,1rre, points
When the Frcachmau got chance lee picked up twelve
win apparent ease "'"'N "-' '' WV ''''''' '' 49,
" line 10 degree am''t Wl'"'"'"'' a'" "c'' ''''3
.,, Nv, . ni ,nc .i.,i ~ ,y,o ro,,,J l.r,-
Nv" " - .r, 49,. . ,l.'
"PP''' 10 'H' UP 90 '. .,', "'."' '''
patch lhc second ono I'it '"r "d.I' iI"'' "' '''"-
III. LAWYER cnssion and cyer,b body grew q ouly
,',,..',o, ,,rI. .I, mann Of ar.o, anJ c,ron,
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matter, the ly.-cs, WAY around ., sDM"tmc~ hr short
est way tore. ouI CONTINUED on ris way rc'c"-
When ne dld st down 90" m1thcr showed over s>'r'n
ad lcd noh 10 MS available assci-, while NienoaN
c1ntcuted tim"rl Win ruih I, TAI "I Tour. .
lu the tenth inning -chactrr DID somo nrst class play
nE' ana nan lo,H 'n,rr | & "r' ,' , ''T nv, a., a,
/ his oIponents Accommodations. But TIC L.'rr
| points di.rayng -.mc ano calculation lie
missed an easy shot ny diirMilh2 Ut lh u "'ht't ".
ran of more than huy Wa NAL" by tho French cutu-
] ?On NJ the twelfth inning ir HuhrroI IN ioiN-tlI''
along the lower cushion and thtn Referee Mctret} t
10 spot ,h- ball. the three fro1rn together Tine
| Freedman counted uui ran q" htN-lNo' Whtt' ID"
.cd easy spread shot. The next iuuhe Ac lttei
] M fsrfy. r.ui more points.
.CtI ihc ZANE" SAID Ai,fcr. a, De Jumped 10 Li,
feet. AID the auuGunc,u,rn ''-,iacicr o.
! ViIauy 2Il" t.I Lac whole haIr
J ~ wet blanket, on the con .Ciou,ur-.
ot those who hat rut th.ir money on the I;io man in
/ the cardigan Jacket iHt l'it"f s"f nc c" WIN hH
/ air of determination and hr-au. twenty slld the
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Ihiry, IoTt}, my -l'5, "o .'lt.' It''''"'
and ihr tatGr, inry cnr".,a WIN geG zee :" S' ,r
points r'n NJ without ~" hniI, n"N Nht 700, nom t
original position inc Ilt" lth sh'' was Ii'' VI ID
loud applause. IT. p the balls bean 10 ron bidb' pu