New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05
IVES FAB IN THE LEAD.

,,r tr,vrs scIfAEFER 5si POINTS BEHIND AT
TIE END or THE sEco*D NIGHTS PLAY.
Chicago Dec frank C. Ives played sp'ennid
,,re tonight I'm the second instalment OF the ois
billiard tourney putting Schaefer so lar pehlu 'i'
II Il doubtful Il the Wizard VIII ever come a"y
- here near him In the present contest ne ""H :"
tho mink OF form making the most diffcuit shots
,t,b tho greatest OF ease. and wheeling the pais
into position persistenty and as persis'enty Keeping
,,o,,, ,b.re Schaefer was "ratted' to start WIN
and no never got over H. Even his nursing "nich
has hitherto been his strong point was eHecrao'.
AZ the close OF the nights play the score s'o"''
Ives. LOO; Schaefer, tis < .
When Manager Parker came on the pia'ior"' '"
mark the balk-lines there were only thiru % ""'
rersons I'm the seats as on the opening night Ives
NAKED M the balls where he had LETT them a' 'iie
close OF last nights play and ran thsr'y-"hc mi"
fully lie missed easy inasse Schaeier s''I '''
AZ b,dly as he did last night. making no score Ives
followed with an even thirty and seemed 10 w III
for a big run. but missed through lack OF io,ce
1.h. halls were left In easy position for Schaeier
who rolled ND thirty-four. ana falied on i'hsse
Two was the best Ives could do, ana again hs
wizard found the balls to his liking Three oohen
rere placed TO his credit by his favorite nctics OF
,,,.,,,, Tho halls in and out OF balk. An uniucky
Ltss ser, him TO his seat He frowned ana de-
n,ndei a change OF balls 10 which Ives made no Cd
lection first finishing. however. pretty run Vi
nrty-two one was all that Schaefer couid get az
the end 81 this inning, failing DOWN Oh an easy
1-,,, COR nosition He was evidently much annoyed
nv his inability to count and became more nervous
than usual lie watched every stroke made by the
Little Napoleon 40 forty-four were gathered TO-
gethcr. -
4 kiss settled Ives. and Schaefer ran nineteen
IN this run ne executed the most brilliant masse
~ tho game thus far the cue ball being Two teet
from the object ball and all three lined along me
rail When he missed the last ball the spec'atois
sent IN "A hum OF displeasure. lie was not even
nak,nr N Interesting for the Michigan player,
,yho did better work Schaefer did worse au1rns
afiv.eieht TO hts score the next run. ne
Wizard" missed a hard masse 70 the cushion
amor scoring nine. Ives made I'VE. ana taileu 70
cct tbem out of balk Schaefer made a little squirt
OF forty-seven, during which the balls refused 70
roll right for him. nearly every shot teins wen
earned and "A number exceptionally diHicul, put-
ing Ivess next no scored l5 points, the hisnest
nm vet made In the tournament lvess cue struck
, ,he electric chandelier il was raised TO make
a nasse, and he missed. Ives picked up thirty IN
his next run OF any consequence Schaeter was
ratified badly. He managed TO get sixteen by
hard work In various kinds OF play, but missed
chIld's shot. Some OF the audience began 10 lausn
in an UNPLEASANT way, and others expressed their
disgust audbly Ives showed his tagging opponent
no mercy running l29 When he had only one TO
20 TO make his score OF go for the night, ne
missed In trying TO get position Tor tomorrow
night and had to walt for his next inning. The
ives-s9 80 p 81 A. IS. s. 1857. o. 81. 30, 9. 49, Il
total sOo average Il l2-li highest run. 1871 grand
schaefer~l. a. 49, T. u.s. o. n, 10. II. II, IS 6. s. 0;
total 95: highest run, AZ; average, 10 lib; grand
average II 2i-3S.