The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16
KEENEY WON THE TOURNEY
DEIEiIs STARK ~ an EXCITING
GAHE nv FOUR POIHis


He VIII Play n 0OO.Point Match With Pog-
RrnhurG for the siosson-Daly Emblem
-Threshie and smith Tied In the A. A.
U. Championship - Kellogg Lost Twice.
The second section OF the Inter-Clty and
| 1nter-Cub billiard tournament at Days
! Academy ended last night in whirl OF excite
1 ment. The game was between FRANK A.
Keeney Of tn, Crescent A. G. and ]. Byron
Stark and keeney won II by the narrow margin
Of four points. The score was so close that
every shot Of the last few rounds was greeted
with yell that shook the building ami re-
minded one OF the scenes at a ball game when
payer knocks out a home run with the bases
full
Both Kerney and Stark we're ns nervous az
/ kindergarten children when called upon to
speak piece" and such was the tension that
1t was either mans game W to the final shot.
stark should have won In the n!tleth inning.
He had counted thrice and had the object balls
almost touching each other with the ball
not more than two feet away But
his next stroke was nervous little affair. and
he failed to count. The balls were left easy for
kcrncy. but he was so nervous that he didn't
| hold them and hal TO pound out the eight car
ons he needed to win the game. There was
great cheer from the assembled crowd as the
last shot tailed. and everybody voted It was
| grand game
by his victory over Stark Keeney wins the
tournament at Days. PoRgenhurR. having
won the first section PLAYED at Sossons Acsd-
envy; IN" two men will play 8o0-point match
Gn Maniny and Tue day lights for the
Son. he e" rsys+ The s,oi.os. 500
Monday night and the other half Of the con-
,e., a, Dglis on Tuesday Hight, The con p:
Ihitheqtr. wa; passea when stark and Keensy
ia la. al fnT nna nj
ns5i2 Or On ' both 'os .' RsA co ss%i
E%' wary one Aside from regard regard
by ,Kcenpy there WAS nothins. sventiui until
With ,ho core standing l0i 70 a against him
run % t. 9% Ga Ss s SSS" way has
makes Kim 'ar better match PLAYER than I h,s
e ~ but then for awhile he
GyT4 sp sak was ,so uH Ds,I iS5ins
ling. Gesnn to come his way way and he r 'a
w. ~ buttons. slipping up at last on miseued
ins aa'tl no ior,,y:siS,h inning when kesney
$% PnSs, Tht; r., sa% ,s,, him +: lss% Z
~. fcen"v came back With = s and Il looked
S i gase GT sn,Y 2. n" 9n NEEDED r nine
I and 30 in two innings. which let
him only seven g. 60. keeney made one
an tnsa G"n LEY blanks hrsneys miss vas va.
them quite easy for stark. who gathered them
nicely on his third shot. Then he MISE :. as
a,rra1ET, deserted anu keeney ran the game
ks"n,, 500 ',.s2,.2;i,H.%o,ooo.
10 ], :, Il. :, .. o .. o. 3. 1. 3 .. ~. l. y. 8.
M-age : ao.bo. High rnu.-44 AZ. 20. al
S,"k o, "a 10, :; 10. D., IL. O.
l". d ?. 2, =. 10. IS. /. o. ,. 8. l. 80. I. o1.
Hrf,iee-ElN ArI Mclaughlin. ~
Kellogg Of Chicago lost two games in the A.
4. L tournament n the knickerbocker A. c.
aTt a; va, res sas,a b., hs Us 10 Ghanc; %
louis In he afternoon aud in the evoning lost
20 Tht-sl" 81 Bosom hy score o. 800 10
g3s9a s1r% t sn fhI in IT iva from
inning It's proh"ht was never in the hunt
9@I lnS wH"Sr ran III game Sgt IL the
meet toni CHIT ;o- The fin. game game anu ''A''h
$50, he Mia,,y c,iS man had ali ZIG best Of
,x.honi s;e!oaih ""inGs followed b By !" Some mo
@ %r orin nlna .i ia Sre@s Of
geH y, - iar Re SI Louis man Al his
lI, ,n,, smi H.. srgsS isi, nnd he Played IKE
I,m, hlI' 4" fifteenth inning he scored q.
II. 9'inN"i . is run with 80. O. 2, ~ and 20.
and IL hu' NJ ,hs nan r"s T as n s%n' as a.,
h" 90 rom ma n"vn n" game was. how
When II. " ,"soh liz t" is r IN s nhtPT
tv1ri u 70 ,h" s. louis man Put IN some
Of ~ Il, ;, - !, J. s.p,I y saye smiS
IN G2%1 "46 n .%T run @SS 81 e T n ssd
',l'v.Ath Y. Ing rrttinS him within ak points
much, ~, b. mnl asc T. turn the go mark
hr'or" Nn'h ran olt IN tho forty seventh
frn'ne. 'cavIn: ~ opponent ~ 10. The
sm'h,rI," "ol.tao, 80 Lac.
4 craic-its 80. high rnns-tl,. 90. %. 20.
.k'!i -. -. J. "a - d,?o:.i;o. $40.
h.rs.o ~. liiEh run.-?s ~, iI.is.
'or first honor- l,ut they played the nrst even
,nG gam, ~ tn 4. G last nivh' TO complete
cas-, fashion lie was remarkably steaiy and
~, M his best gam" in the t"Wrnam"nt He
i%ci 'a'S Sn to d2 SO IN n tn" last few IN,
sGSaS" ,% hca, ~ E,sh 'nn Of a. which 10th 10th
h"nud lhrr-hi" held. ani when he found the
St'r%,,o Count Bu' @ The r ."s We WORE .S Sn
AMI he WAS no. able To keep tho halls together
% rYY Gs sH'rS "5 H"n nmss
iva go" Of 500 to lna 1t was Hendricks
d" y"y a & in Es So '9IsG s" mna
II rv.scconI Innings settled things The
HrD"rs'
,Ii,nancH =. oSI?. 2a;6anls.
6'iiil 1905, . u o. TG,al-oao - y
,,,r;rr"-I MH liisG rnnsmai. ~, a. ~,
g. -. :, /. !. -. No. .. q. T. Il. =. :. ~ o. l. H.
u ., ~ - ~ 2, ~. I, q. 2. Total. 100.
ao--I ~ H. IN ruUs-22, -, Is, Ia
Ncf,irs. l., A We v,uuS
Tn" r"rorlS % IN" two tournaments up to
date ar" as follows:
I>rFU clrY AID INTERcLuD tooMPLErEp,.
Won Loot Non. Loi.
E'n.c '33,"""'5 r%asIe'E ta"m.2 2