The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-28
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10 BLOCK THE ANCHOR NURSE
n IL UniILeIy that the Chicago Runs VIII
Be Repeated Here.

- ~ NhltLeIV Nnnt tne tntenEO nuns WIZ
Be Repeated Here.
Gotham billiard lovers were still bubbllnG
over with iubilation yesterday over Wizard ia
cob Schaefer's surprising victory over Frank
Ives in the Chicago billiard match. Tho pop-
ularlty of tho Wizard. in fact. is really phe-
nomenal There hasn't been anything like 1t
since bnlk-line billiards wcro established as
tho game of the champions. Jake seems to
have had the public sympathy from tho start.
This can only DO accounted for on the ground
that Now Workers very naturally pull" for
the man who Is supposed to be the under
dog" kilograms OF Communication we're
sent to Schaoter by prominent Now Workers on
Sunday afternoon. and more OF them followed
yesterday 1t should be also recorded that
great a Is the rejoicing over the popular idol
OF the billiard world. mono Of the enthusiasts
withhold from the Young Napoleon recognition
of the splendid billiards that he turned out.
At carrom work. freed from anchor nurse his
run Of 2oB was the best Of the game. surpass-
inG thu Wizards run OF $50 partly made up OF
open table play as it WIS. Schaerer's old part
ner. Harvey J. Ubert. and "Al' Smith were
among the men who wcro stil celebrating the
victory yesterday. Ubert said that he still re-
tanned his old-tlme faith in the Wizards sur
passing skill.
Everybody was talking yesterday about the
"anchor nurse" by which the great runs-3i3
by Schaefer and 45D by lves-wero accom-
rlished. and specializing about tho possibility
OF their repetition or any approach to them in
the thrce-cornered tourney between Schaeicr.
Slosson. and I1es in the Madison square
Garden Concert Hall which begins Dec. IL. 1t
may be set down that the chances o: any such
runs are extremely slim in this city. An analysis
of the conditions of the marvellous Chicago
gamo shows that tho phenomenal runs were
mazda whom ~ of the pblppt lala
securely anchored" in a hole in tho cloth
made by n mass6 stroke. This stroke
will always cause an indentstion in the
green baize. being. as it IL. stroke executed
with the cue held rerpendicnlarly. Tho same
cloth. it seems was used all through the Chi
cage match. In view OF the anchor nurse in
Chicago, Maurice, DAILY has decided. ms 10 an,
every night during the New York toLrna-
mont. This will do away as TAR rs is rossib e;
that will permit OF anchor tIickcry The only
beauty OF this trick shot Ii the Illustration 1t
touch that trst-c!ass cXrert can dcvc!op
Schaeirr was the first TO exhibit this peculiar
style of,skill. Ives mas copioi i. With wonter-
full fidelity. II cannot he played in New York.
In all rrobalilit unless the cloth be ndented
each night by y heavy nassG stroke OF tho rail,
Slosson Yesterday. will reycnt any such an
chor runs. lp my Judgment. the runs that are
such delicate LIay upon an anchored ball"
Slosson and Ives Will play the opening game
In the New York tourney, and Slosson isn't
afraid Of Ives to begin with. II anybody
thinks that he can't cope with him. he would
do we'll to ponder on the average OF 90. with a
niShin!. run OF 2S2 that the student made on
sunday night at the Columbia Rooms against
Dr. Jennings. an export amateur. in n game pt
800 points. Sosson plays Mt the Columbia
rooms at q, O'clock every evening.
So far as IL Is possible to conjecture. Ives
wheluing anxiety t. win. Witnesses OF the
game say that ne got himself almost into
passion. and ima.ined that the whole world
was against him. lie was so worked up Mt the
finish that he couldn't play evcn when he got
the chance. Dispatches from Chicago say that
he attributed hi7 defeat to unfair decisions by
the referee. Tho burden Of proof seems to DO
that this claim Is mere boyish petulance under
a great disappointment,