Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18

ls Dee Before ire doors of
ts-.s4. alsl "a easd .4l xlt l.r tas
-l..s-a. .s,laef-r billiard a.4 l every re-
served seas .a rls la-I laL aeen so.t. sad
-sse crowd taezsa 48c1t tle 1A.l ~alr.ls
i1r -1s .oars ~ 8psl. Ias la.cn eas se
toIlls eas1l4a esrsals i8s s. -srl q ie. sLd
si .h. feCriafs 90 tls simmer lf4ulLf
a. slE e-ssl ADDS 1aslef entered ros
l4- a- .1e. "a -1fr1 1ysn tls izlr slie
aisle .l .le .r-eEsl - llr platform laef
we're .4ai.Y apFla i.iel ~ lle 80 people
ll rle halL John W A.,lI4-zo. ~
~ Leais stepped i4rwarl to maze tae
opening aIires. he "a "a that . aas 4n-
I-e,essa-y 60 lo.rot Zee the players. tney
sere 40 seA kue4n. The game would ue
). ~ s,l va - merits. and tLe l~-I nza N0llt
sla Hs lalaei a. lmp pIrr7 j A That her
& -chaefer anl gene Carter iol -@-s9n.
srl a. referee Eelry hLlLe-. " tAlcazo.
>olarler son tle bank and - ecred the ola,
ball he shat l after me f-d a. 30 stood 9n
lle spot. hs hlt 1L- marx D1t failed CD
move tle white cal 81 The other eud 0i tne
Table Nit1 TIE exception of phenomenal
efae-s'sot ~ Scn@-isr. "a hls uAlf ~ t0s
second ilning. neither player did ANY
ecrs unfii ils aixth inning " hen Siosson
made lsurLeeu buttons. Ia The seventh
l12i-ss -eazefer ~ szillfHl nursing sue
cesced i1 adding forty eight TO bis score.
"a iila taNrieeuta inning -'o7sou, although
UnllDE lle bals .l bad position. succeeded
l4 fl.ns ~ fifteen ca0rms ia a series of
~ psgot-cauic three. four and nve cushion
Shots ,chaefer scored only three
taltons bis portion OF this inning. Ine
game dragged until the tEeniy-uf.h inning,
neither player appearing able % ger the
balls where ho wanted them. >lO.Son
aroussd enthusiasm ia h.s half OF the
nineteenth by making a furious twO-cush-
ilu reverse EnEiisn' shot. In tAe twenty
eighth. however. Schasfer senr the spheres
spinning al around no table and ratified
oll t~e1ly eight ordinary csfOms. Sioss0n
followed With = run Ut fselve. The score
.t tlls tine wss sclaef.r i3l sioss0n go.
Ar ne cad %. the thirty -tllrd inning the
score stood schaefer 2~4 S.osson l5S The
average A. ne c.o-- ~ tne tLirtv-sixth iu-
uiaz Nas -lessln SO >charsr- : ls-so.
frofl th4s ume until The ,1ftY-irst goose
rsss we're frequent -chaefer lid not catch
as itlrf as ~Io.sou 11l both g0- enough -
rt. --aIe their hackers a. Well As tlen-elves.
ll tte .lrty-hrss however. >chaeirr l0ked
t.t oss along the upper rail Tor twenty
eight cea1ties a three-cushi0n draw with
C01sl ler.o.e "Fu-lsh on Tie c.e ball
u-luk The feature Ofthis run. S.Os,0n vas
paying in l.-i luck and with poor ldg-
-iri-l ilc -tl-c Nco uaA one ana tLc
slfers'irous sports attributed ne miserable
pI1r.ug o. tle presence OI . black cat which
walked around the faoie several times iust
before lhe beginning of The Rsn4e. and which
ha- 81 ~ ragged ous BY Two ushers before
flr players took 10 TIE cles. Ia the
lifth inning -chaefrr scored 80 while the
AZ mar. made Dy -.0-sOn ia the llOfh
inning vas 40. When the nnal shot had
been made hy The = ksrd majority Of
rhs attendants arose. yelled and threw their
hats "a The air 81 hasfer vas picked up 3y
the erosi down the middle aisle. He was
il tie hands = bis friend, and be smiled Al
their capers II : estimated th2, 5000
changed hands on The contest