St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-23
SGRAEFER STILL LEADS.
SECOND NIGHTS Sc0RE MAKES HIS
NkRK 1900, YES 1873.
EARD ANDw ELLPLAyED GAME

schaefer Passed His Own Worlds |
Record of $50 for Single |
Run-His Remark able Playing |
Created the Greatest Excite !
mental One Time Ives W as
Nearly 500 Behind.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-The Ives-Schaefer
billiard tournament was hard fought
and well played tonight. The redoubt-
able Schaefer was Tor this time invinc-
able. Anything seemed possible TO him,
and he passed his own worlds record of
$50 for a single run. He made 343 be-
fore he went out on a difficult cushion
bank shot 10 the corner from long range.
Never before was there such excitement
al a billiard match; never before such
remarkable playing on one evening as
Schaefer did. When he reached Ives
record of last night, Isl, the audience
cheered Justify, but that was nothing 10
the enthusiasm displayed when he
passed his own work at the close of his
wonderful feat.
Manager Parker announced before
play began that the game would con-
tuue this evening until either man had
1900 points up. -Four thousand is the
total number 10 be played in five nights.
Shaefer had then 500 and Ives 665, and
Il was Shaefer's inning, he not having
finished his run when the game closed
last night he had left the balls IN his
favoTite anchor position, and III this
way he added - 10 his score on his first
play tonight.
IVES TOOK HOLD
then with grit and determination writ
ten all over his face. He played slowly
ana studied hard for position. But the
balls were left bad, and. strive as lie
might, lie could not get them a-roIling
right. He made 80 hard billiards and
went out.
Ii was in the fourth inning that some
thing happened. That was SchaefeI'S
big run, out the way he got the balls
together was the amazing thing about II.
Ives had left all three OF the balls we'll
III towards the center of the table.
When Schaefer had scored eight bill
Iards he had them anchored, and there
he held them until he ran hundred
after hundred without getting them
over the line. Twice towards the end
he got them broken and inside the balk,
but he drove out and nuTsed them back
again 10 anchor. He was then past 800,
and IL seemed as If nothing
stood in the way OF 500 more. But
they broke sooner this time, and after
nursing them the length OF The table, he
failed 10 count on shot that was i've
10 one against him. Ives looked a BIT
worried when he took held again. nearly
500 behind. Ii was discOuraging lead
10 attempt TO overcome. considering TIE
way SclaefeT was playing. Ives missed.
ScHatteT shot and missed all easy one.
Ives made two and quit on straight
carOm. Then Scnaefer began nursing
them again and soon had them stTad-
ding the Dalk. he got ruiz OF 70. BY
this time Ives had
RECOVERED HEART
and he went 10 work cheerfuIy. He
got III a run Of fifty-thTee and SchaefeT
followed with only TWO. Ives came back
again and got them on the side rail
after three or four drives OF the object
ball across the table and back. He hung
I'D eigLty-SIX.
So lar tie contestants had played an
entirely different system. Ives struck
boldly and Unanswered ali the time for
one pet position, which be failed TO get.
Schaefer Hursed them gently wherever
found. ana slowly cOaXed them 10 his
objective pOint-having the two Objecf
balls frozen against the cushion OF
either side of the balk line.
IN the thirteenth inning Ives began
Schaefer'S tactics, with Immediate ia
VOrabie results. getting in a. run Of l22
Schaefer had a short inning next, aHC
Ives went at It aEaln, and this time
played marvellous billiards. He 90
them Al one end and played them il
ana out Tor is points Two score o.
times one bali made the circuit of the
table. but when all stopped TCll
ing they were in a cluster Xix,
the sign over a pawnbTOker shop
Once they got out OF the bak
and during that run Ives wa
forced to make a long range double
cushion bank al the corner pocket. Il
made il ana brought down the house
From then on Ives played as If for life
He quickly diminished The distance be
tween himself and Schaefer. IN lh
sixteenth inning, after a run OF PAS. h
was tie. and he kept on scoring. H
made 263. Ives had three more chance
after that. but did not do much. ant
SchaefeT won the game with a run o
10. de made a couple OF briIlian
crOSS-the-table shots and anchored III
balls twice ia his favCTite corner. II
will continue his play tomorrow even
Ing where he lett of.
The total score: ochaefer, LOO; Ives
lob Average Tor tonight. SchaefeT, a
Ives. II 1919. Score by Innings:
Shaefer-73, 0. l. 10 343, 0, 70. :, II.
6, >, 81. g, 50. 3, o, 0, Ill. Total for 10
night, 500.
Ives--S9. L, 81. @. 0, ,, 3. Is. 50. IS. {
i, l22, lSS, I. 255, o y, l, Total, 100.
ON TIT. TURF.