The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-26
SCHAEFER DEFEATS IVES.
THE WEIRD PLAYS A BRILLIANT
UPHILB GAME

HI- Totsi Score In the five Niahts' Play
Play was 1000, to Ives's a.pi4-JaEe
Was In Fine Forun. White nts Opponent
wssnrt Able to Get the Baii-'in Position.
CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-when the play opened to-
night. the last night OF the match between
Ives and Schaeter in Central Music Hall. there
was dispute as to the position Of the balls.
Ives claiming that they wero not placed AZ
left last night He was overruled.
The champion. whose nerve was steady
took the balls down the table. and. by car
roms and careful nursing, collected con-
tinuous run OF %. when kiss stopped further
scoring In the second inning schaeier ran
- before taking them out Of balk. lie had
reached 30. when long draw missed. The
best Ives could do was to makeG
Jake then played for his celebrated anchor.
and tried to coax tho spheres into tho upper
right-hand corner At times 1t seemed rs II
the anchor was secure. but the balls did not
respond. and he complained to the referee that
the balls we're not right Referee Rhines dis
agreed with him. and he Nodded away until
he had collected 30.
The worries were left In good shape for ives
who enticed them to tho lower end whore he
made As. Open table plays followed. and after
his sixty first count the Napoleon took the
spheres into the centre OF the table where he
made IL. and then took the balls into talk.
After his ninoty-frst count the balls lined up
exasperatinglD
Inatrlce he had executed a brilliant mnss6
and again It was easy sailing. A draw follow
rought his run up to 100. and he kept on until
had l13 lie failed to connect on n draw.
I T9e t9 81 'eOre now wH'' Ives Sa'2 S'ha0
There was n groan when Jake missed an easy
follow. Ives then made and was kissed OIL
Re left the balls particularly good and Jake
took due advantage. Twenty.six pretty shots
the filrht-hand corner. 1t looked as ~ Jak 9
was due for biz run. lie could not raintaln
pressed. drove out tho red. and II Invariably
drfted tack into good position lie made
Petisd ivess run Of III Is on bank shot The
champion began to fret. Schaeier demon.
Nrated HE right TO the title Of tho Wizard
he had the balls on the left upper rail. Then
be took them foot or two down the table.
Shots Tor position, followed his maTyeous
l,lny being confined to tho upper rail. lie went
ma-t the 200 mark with fun heal Of steam
irnntic howls OF the audience.
lake continued on gnil 20 vas slt in the
pann Of n early in the gam game rolled Tor him mas as
well as they ever rolled Tor nry man.. He
up 'f Sen hs s to SEM
aud after making three more shots he sat
down having madc the ZIG GTe"s Q, sso The
Ives. 1855. .;lr@tAi Tor the match, schaeier.
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Then matters went ives's way. He corralled
-. and in the twelfth inning rak ed together ~
more jake then Gatherr!! the balls III the
upper left hand corner. He ran 30. and his
SEVENTEEN point found the red and
white solidly ~ against. the cushion: He
clicked of 30 more. when he Jared
the balls. He kept at the spheres. however.
until he had the balls In exactly the same po-
sition as when he made his zig run last We'd
hesday Eight. the red being eolid against the
cushion. and the white half an inch out. 1t
was perfect anchor
At lbl Ives claimed no count. and at POI 1t
looked as II the three balls were frozen tight.
Referee ,Rhines inspected them through q
maRnifying glass AMI declared the cue ball
safe. That brought II complaint from Ives
The pace was beginning 20 tell on Jake :
weakened wrist. After he had collected ~ |
the balls did freeze. and on the masse that
followed Jake went to pieces.
The champions Jaws worked furiously as no
piled up bunch OF 10 and he fell down on a
inassa draw. leaving the balls nicely for Jake.
Jake came back strong in his half. Fifty came
without an effort. There was howl when he
had scored 100 Ives claimed " no count on
the last shot, but he was overruled
long straight carrom sent Jake to his chair.
champion now was only l01 points In the lead
on the five nights play.
At the end OF the thirty first inning. at 1915
o'clock. the total score Was: Ives. 3.7O5:
6chaeier, 364S
1880 o'ciock.-Following Is the final score:
Schaefer. 1000: Ives. 39i4.