New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

tha champion.
~, longer, but not for many If Ives plays for the
s's .as- a, the tournament as he did last night
sJ,h.rs seems no good reason why he should not
-. hs shou.d grow overconhdent ana careess'
..,. r,n of 200 In the fifth inning beat his own
.,d At this same his best previous run m prac-
-. having been l7e Scbaefer Is credited WIN <''
S,l. Garner has made $50. Il play IN pau '.eA
..xrht." said the Belgian. but play oad' 'o'
~ N, smiled good-naturedly al Ives as ,he
iNI r,aas scratch" and grumbled audoly
I,.. looks like boy OF twenty at distance WIN
~. .roo:h-shaven face and glossy. black hair ana
.~.r,. "a be abou, 5 feet inches tall he "es"s'
I ~...sMv 14o pounds Ives's run Of 200 was maze IN
]abaut tventy-thrce minutes
GARNER LEADS OFF.
rh. hank" took place at SIS p m, AFTER ives
A.d .lsped out Of his dress coat and INTO isss
Eer.nsooklng cardigan jacket with SIX sleeves
c.,r,s, won the bank by the fraction OF an inch-
M scfed on the first attempt ard, keeping the
{Nals mar the upper rail. licked on ten as s'a'e''
mlssinj on an easy drawback attempt from '"e
cnshid. .u
s.nrl forward amid great applause. He handed
ehs r,1 like the true arts, does his brush Garners
r,,. lad left the balls in good position near the
unnerrar Ives had them in his power ana IN
few Sconds he had counted points with lightning
rap,dy He stuck close 10 the upper ran. occ"'
siondy driving the balls 10 the lower cushioh ana
backfor position He had perfect control OF 'he
Httlavory globes. and they answered h.s every re-
oues almost Ike things Of life At times the touch
E.so ascat. a. TO be almost imps-cep,ibie 10 the
svesnd ear On his forty-ssventh attempt ne
fond the three balls aligned on the side CUSHION
snfhs shook his head in despair. He could make
theshot but NJ rot SO sure about what shape
IN balls would be left in. He made pretty jump
at and counted. but the balls were separated ana
Arau a
kgth Of the table
barner ran up seven but slipped up again on
eshon shot. and he sa; down grumbllng audbly at
Ns rl-;uck Ives followed with nirc. and sat down
fniling GARNER gave pretty exhibition IN the
5thid inning. and his nursing tactics were artistic
LEI times. The foreigner looked more conientea
VT, himself and sat down with total OF hfty 10
Mis- credit Ives followed with Ave points. slipping
hpon a bank shot from the side cushion. the balls
|behg frozen. or nearly so that masse was i'm
poEible The third inning c.osed with the score I'll
10 80 In favor OF the champion.
none- started off well in the fourth bat he fell
8ovu on his eighteenth point Still. he was doing
nu,h better work than he had done the night be-
fore Ives followed with another pretty rally giving
an exhibition 0. his wonderful nursing powers. lie
missed masse near the lower rail. parucu-
larly Difficult. shot, and one that had made him
chal, his cue nervously several times In rapid Sue
cesspn. GARNER Rad the lead uneven innings.
but the nfty-sx made by Ives put the champion
Wei In the lead.
Ives was loudly oheered when he passed schaefsrs
sta. run Of 7s made the night before and the crowd
6hered long and furous.y when he passed MS
eeftury At a. Foster announced grave'y
IN" and the merry tick stn. kept up. On
1S<14th sho, the balls broke badly and they were
alhost aligned several inches apart;
IVES MAKES THE SHOT OF THE GAME.
\ masse seemed impossible; bank from the
orshIon OF tAe question. and Ives shook his
~ dubious.y He hes!tated for an instant on.y
90 the clever shot he then made will be described
= many different ways to-day. He was still near
the lower cushion when he grippsi his cue for the
snor- He made shot that called forth the .oud-
ct applause heard since the games began TIE shot
vas a sort OF haif-nasse jump. and the position
secured was perfect Ives. in describing the shot,
sah 1T was nasse from tins other side" and that
ne considered II a beauty. and It was Ives ran 200
earfom This gave him lead Of sl7 to rs. with an
sNse SvMase OF sa 25. wonderful record for prnci-
IN the sixth inning Ives rs right of tho reel. so
~ epeak He played with speed and accuracy
draws drives na umo % epe made With an
sSesy grace. GARNER was hopeless and he missed
wee VICE N succession, and Ives Old the same thing
second was on a rather long draw. The tenth Inn
"ks showed the score to be Ives. AS GARNER. los
TIC cicteItD ives Grew c!uStSr OF otautIeS.
kms causing him 10 miss his s.ytlcth shot by the
msliest fraction. Garner 36. many Of the shots
Sso!hg generous applause ives started of with
SVoo chance for another good run He made 53 and
snsa missed on simple draw the cue ba u Stopping
sS,s,cd ty an inch away from the object bail This
@StSS9 ivess score 10 527. leaving GARNER AT l5 In
thirteenth GARNER o. and Ives picked up his
sno ran the necessary 70 and ended the game.
ane score was as follows:
A,sh runs-2oo. IS. 70. Averase-a6 "a
"a abSsSSIsr-,0 r-,0 30 49, Is 5. o. II. T. &c. 27s-i7s
NJ and Schaefer will cross cues tonight.