Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
GENTLEMAN GEORGE WINS
slossJn Defeats Sutton in Second Gam, Of
Billiard Tournament,
SUTTON, HOWEVER, MAKES HIGHEST RUN
Champion Ives Wins the Third game
from DAILY by n score of
Almost Twin to
One.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30-GeorCe F. Slcg-
son and George Sutton played the second
game in the billiard match at Madison
Square concert hall this afternoon. Slosson
won the lead and chose the white ball He
led of with fluke and Sutton followed scor-
ing one. Slosson gathered in two. after
which Sutton ran up nine keeping I'm"
most of the time. Slosson made four. play
ing wide. Suttons next run was 20. a wide
carom being used effectively. In the sixth
inning Sosson made splendid masse play
with the line, making an "out" and "in.
Slosson passed Sutton in this inning. making
nineteen and losing the twentieth on sky
rocket. Thirteen was Suttons score in this
inning, giving him the lead, daring two
cushion drive finishing his run and scatter
ing the balls At the close of the first ten
innings the score stood. Sln3sUn 40, Sutton Sc
In the thirteenth SOssJn ran up twenty,
tieing Sutton. Sutton did not score cor
ner carum in the twenty-sixth inning that
seemed easy was lost by Slos5on. A run
of twenty-four was made by Slossun in the
thirty-third inning. Sutton ran up to twenty
nine reducing Slossons lead to forty-seven.
In the fOrty-seyenth Slosson ran up to
fortyeight doing most OF the playing out
side of the ball line, and bringing the cush-
ions into play. Sutton made u desperate
4
@eLiult @ " Suu M uoNn Foiosson leau, Whlch was
SIo"lnS u"ussIouslE ue~i Ine nuhuieu marh'
anu lnloush ms Auuaeluus urlNes ana az
times clever nurses caught the house. h
could not maintain the work. Another run
Of twenty-nine in the ffty-third inning car
ried Slosson over the 100 mark the score
standing 34l to go in Slossons favor.
As the game progressed Slosson's superior
| skill was visible, and Sutton seemed to lose
nerve with defeat staring at him He
braced up for twenty-fuur in the
| seven ty-second and made u grand rally
making a run all over the table for nfty-
! three sl5yrocket ending it,
The score
sloss,, N ., O 10 n , =, 10 ,o IN -
! o o a q q n a - ~ 4 e a. 9g
! "a 8 H. % \ ~ 3 O. % a IL Is lG o.
I, Q, o. %. >, H. 30, !, .. % 2S, g. - J. 3, o. l.
! }, 10, g. 0, ., l. O. ., 800
sutton y, 20 j, .. IL, j, .. ;, Q, o II, ,, l.
! " w. W. W, l. u ., 10 w. U. v, w. =, l. W ID" a.
4 " a. 7S ~ a. w. " - ID; l. o. 10 10
! . G, O. 0, a. - @ 4 52 5-3SS' - - -
| AVERAGES: Siosson. g.. sutton q-S-
High runs: Slossou, 80; sutton 90. Time.
) hours, 46 minutes.
DAILY OUTCLASSED BY IVES.
A warm welcome was riven TO Frank c
Ives tonight when he s+enned nm to the table
to bnrtD with Maurice Daly the third game
Of the Tournament On many sides were
heard av,,rrsSjons nf tha Lona tha+ 1vas
wouId break .he record of .srharfa-'s Cbiraro
run of 11G and SO make + rec5rd for the new
gtyIe of han, lire hiIIiarSs
II locked as tb7urh Ives 1ucl, was v-it;,
him. for he Won the lead. but he picked up
he gathered in eastly in the first inning.
nSssad ie IL b%|I b rad ae ana PYons 5 I hea Peea @
led with a run OF 20 in the third In the
eleventh inning Ives made a run of 19. which
made his score ~ while Dslv's stoog AT ~
p,It l., ~ 49, i,,in nal. e, ,.,,,,,,ir, ~,
5' ~ ,iie ~ ~ mis- lay Wy 4u'i-iNs uP
- PolLi1s Il"ue Uis.
IN the thirteenth inning Ives scored 42.