The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-14
KEENEY WINS ONCE MORE.
HE DEFEATS poseKNBURs Ar DALrs
ACADEMIC

KELLOGG of Chicago Takes = Close Game
From Herariok In the A. A. q. Cham
pion.hip at the X. A. C.-Interest In the
Amateur Billiard Tournaments Growing.
As the two amateur billiard tournaments
now In progress near their close the interest
In them grows more intense. The crowd In
the theatre Of the Knickerbocker A. O.. where
the A. A. U. Glass championship 10 being
played was the largest Of the week last night
when Kollogg OF Chicago met Hendrick OF New
York. As for the inter-city and inter-club
tourname emit at Days Academy the attendance
was overlooking when Keeney and PoRgen-
burg crossed cues. Keeney won the game.
continuing his record OF victories. OF which he
now has four. without defeat Kellogg de-
featcd Hendrick at the X. A. c.. but 1t
was the closest kind OF q struggle until the
very close. At that Hendrick was within strik-
ing distance when his opponent scored the
winning carrom. as he only needed 20 to go.
Herdrick had the better OF the start OF. his
runs OF 10 and 10 In the fourth and NTH Inn
inRs giving him q total OF II against "a for
KELLOGG. He kept gaining until at the end NJ
thirteenth inning he was ahead By "a to ~.
The Chicago man then began to pick up and at
the end Of the twenty-seventh inning was
only 9 points to the bad. the score standing 133
20 l2I, 1t went along evenly until a run Of 2e
S o. .s he -s wa. s 10
S s :ss clos, % 4 4sns 81 f. 4 a and II
The scores:
o E'llGss Observation-Disclosures.
o 10 %. iS o. !. ii. ia. 40. ~ i. o. ~. o,
Average. : 1865 S High run.-,c. 10. 1911
Hendrict-2. T. !, 10. 10. !. Q. T. 8. 10. 7, II, Q.
s.9S.,ss:o T. Ecs. Q. il. 40 a.
hy:.ssHtsi;sS High run'-,s. IT. 1915
PhlIad. phla. in the anorncou game a, The K
A. @. There was never moment In the con-
test that tho latter had a chance to win;
prosasy could out have dons better but as he had
ns snV hnd AL the he sn%ss
So a 9s' Ia: .csr ssTc chance % S
foIlowe4 IL soon e aitsrwa ed' With a and r.
He enjoyed so3s period ~ the middle dbl game
nsSe a . sSSass WITH " run Hsyner s s
csrroms with hiah run ot1 The scores:
l. 2, 2; !: 8, 20 Q. 90 Q; Q: as io'.l,soO.
?.;";;2" - ii;SfG
Ay.r.se-2 aa.s. High runs-il. sss.
Rsferee-I Names.
In the second game at the X. A. G., J. DeMun
Smith OF 81 Louis heat the Class b record by
running out his 300 points in twenty-seven
innings for an average OF IL 1927. His best
runs were ~ and rs George +. Hevner OF
Philadelphia. his opponent. ncored only lOl
points. for an average OF 1919 and high
run OF IL.
There was plenty of Kesney money at evens
but n scarcity OF PoRg"nhurg coin when these
two experts began their game Mt Days last
night, The LiederkranE cham pion started on
In style scoring 20 In his opening in NJ, II was
nip and tuck for the fret ~ points Then Kppney
assumed the lead which he ma 'ntAined un:.i
near the end Of the game. run OF - In the
twentieth inning made his score ia IN PoR-
genhurR'S 10. In the twenty, ighth the latter
got within ten points Of his opponent by n break
oi42 shorty aiterward Poggenhurg scored
a.. which gave him the lead by 2OJ to 2t3 HlI
failure 10 DR. We the balls out Of ok seemed 10
discourage him, however. and kecney had all
the beat OF the finish. winning by $50 20 24l.
The scores:
K-enoy-t7so II. 10. s.7.o.N 9 =. :. o. 20
IL Il, 2 y, u. - %, l. ~, =. D. !, e." Il" = I, 8,
IL, o, ~, I, w. d. 2, " !. D. IL. ~. H. Iv-TotAl-
as.
Aversse-s is-4s High runs-st. 10. 10. Ia.
Poggenburx tSOo-2O !, o. g. y. T. I, 10. =. :, 2.
@ q. a.. no is. Gac'i. 10. Sotsi-ati. " u
ks.sree-Edward II LAushlin.