The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
DOUGLAS QUIT THE GAME.
FoRFErTED TO MILLER IN rHB a. 4.
~. BILLIfRD TOURNEY.


on,....a IN . Railing of the Committee and
s.s p,,,,ns-H.rn.r B,,, Tob,..
A,,.r Long Contest Kespey and
r-.na y,rtors ut Daiy'. Ao,d,mv
.,..,.. Tia, h.. .,,, Ia
The only unpleasan'no's ."a, nss mus ' u,
developed 70 nlal VIZ vU,,., "o
amateur cnempion'h,p o, Wuinamon'
occurred Yesterday s''e'%oo" nv 'ne hulok-
eroocker A. " "nou ~ w. "; Dvus
las OF 'no NO" ,',.
IN MS cues anu aus sno Nane' ,ol,e
ing to Or; A. - n,,ler, ms Vppoa'a' :, p n,,,.as
old not ilko ,ne r."ns ~ . vno NJ a. " p,,,aiu
Committee "h'cn uce'uou VIC. ""en . pia,ol
mas los' three sa"er III r','o,
ne snouia uo oeo''ioo ous y, IN
previously iost TWO kano', euu ueioa. a.. ."o
hanos OF Dr' Mist "oulu o'c nun ,oIa '.t."eI
parucipauon ID 'no .ouino,' nau ooe.
nisauniiheu unue. suo iuo 49,, W. ,... M
took 'ne ooh'n''e'eo 'eiu,.s SI'"ous eo
paint OUT ior some reason pouR.as pro.os.eu
that ne had a r'Rn' 10 hnish ms tuil soneuu,e
OF four games and upon DIR. Ranney's refusal
to agree with him withdrew from tho game
with DR.. Miller when the score had reached 81
to - against him.
Tho Committees action In disoualiiyine
players when they lose three games is justified
by Section OF the announced conditions when
.Do.s a,aos az ,o,,.n.v Th. -n,o ra,d.,
n. ."s .D"t. az tho,
deem Il wise, may divide into preliminary tourns.
-. 49,, -. a.. =, 49, NAN ..cb. tbs Ara, and
..eon, m.n IN ,u,h n,s,,m,nsry tournament. shall
eompsto in the nnsls
The other players think tho committees
action IA lust and commendable.
p,,i,"..,.ht. 49,, p,o.,.n roh,.a a, NJ
ner Oh fn''aue'p"la anu r.or'sn ioo''' VI We"
York was record breaker In ono respect
II. t,at
REQUIRED snl h' u, oon. innings anu 't ,es
thre. hours 10 co on s. ~, !. was was. the
s.",". , Ms ,os ' .h. Sos ~n
,hs score ali the v,y through. Il was AZ to AZ
In favor OF Tobias at the end OF the tenth In
ming ~ to ~ at the end OF tho twentieth. 30
70 !oo az .ne ,ss'ue.n. a,.,.,p Ia 90. ,e ons
tieth. l6S to 1873 Mt the h't'eth ana lSt TO 2oo
at the -xtie,h Then Hevnsr went ahead and
| NJ the .ev.ntieth ming h, led by 23l TO 223
It was even up at 2tO points and even again at
$50. Hevncr had the best OF the wind up and
the S" smallest nal Of the tourney. The SORES:
heyner - ~ q d n = 4 " a - o.
"a L. "a O. IL 2.
| 500.
Avsrase-s 2i.sa High run.-si. 10. ie.ie
TOS b s, 3 8 6; q 8 8 10 ,C H.
ia 1 $50, q s. D. l. 80, L. q, ?, g. q. 1, I. L.
o. g. -, 2, l. . o. o. !, |, ID, q, u. %, Is, D. Y. o. o.
| o. v. g. ., q u, l. :. l. II. o. o. o, rota-276
| AycrApe-n pl.a2 H.h runs-as, 10, 10, IL
| Referee-George Moulton.
| l., ,ha .a,o,d uama laat svenlno John A
| uandricr 81 Nav Haven heat Albert q Cu,lar
Of F Boston by 900 to s"S. Hsndrlck, average
| 10. 30, mn n. a "a iii. nysrase wns II z "a
ief 'o'' ~" ""' ~. ~
|
Mark Muldaur and William J. Arnold, the
| limit men. were the victims In the intarcity
! ard Interclub tournament ut Days Academy
! the afternoon While Frank heeney ran
away IRON Muluaut IN IN" eNenihR
nsn 10, ~ ps Va xns s,pnnv AGAIN Il,
mmheh uv ~. ~, ~ lei 10 .htnh hs gci'r,a
| Win ~ Tho scora was Than i:ts tn "a in his
! t., n. So. ravsr in trnuhie an "A won an .iiv
| hnrSpssn - 70 'ati,r m oysrogn al nearIY \