The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
HIGH RUNS BY AMATEURS.
EICELLENT BILLIARDS BY THE PA u
ERs IN RIVAL TOURNAMENTS.


soventy.four. taking an Average OF
over Eight IN the A. A. U. Affair while
stark Averages More Than Ten at Days.
Tho riyal amateur billiard tournaments
shared the honors yesterday. The A. A. U,
tourney for Class d players vas continued at
the Knickerbocker A. C.. aud in the after
noon game Charles Threshe Of Boston de-
isatcd L. A, A. seryS ", OF New York in easy
Iasn'on W. 1919 n,'. ,ou. Is .no nlkaes.
p.i1,s Academy J BYRON stsrs toon AN ass ~
age OF ~ DO when Is 'ne highest OF the year
J. Arnold whom he d sposed OF without trouble.
AZ 800 hains ann oo5
The evening game at Days was between
Frank Koeney OF the Crescent A. C. and Arthur
Townsend OF the st. JossDh Lyeeum. The
Brooklyn man won by $50 to 90. At the
"A. G. tho first evening game was, wa. between
York. TnS New Highlander Tas , S than 100
crcpt up to even terms and the finish was very
enish OF this game DR.. W. G. Douglas o, New
Yo,k and John A. Hepdricl Of New Haven
crossed cues. Both the tourney at the X. A. c.
and the affair at DAYS are attracting great
interest throughout the COUNTRY. ,,,--.-,
opened the evenings proceedings at the
KSSk va, "a fe'GsfE'
players aud both have billiard speed, II looked
M sill o got V up even with him I, was then M%oa
nranS,uS race oN WIN h Sot sor very nervous
Cutier-22 .. o. o, Il, y, ~, u" ~, a. 7; o. 81, !,
Tst., J. a 3 o." o. o
Average ij."i. hish runs 49, a. a. ~:
MiGr-a' 3 ! 9; 80: % i. tssi'is o7iss.
o. IGiIl; 3s} Sii,.,, ram. a, "a 40 H.
i" re-. Afternoon 40 M gam. between Charlie.
xxx Shs New Gi!Sg AND dsvs1rSd nS sp"ed
and showed that the repntation which PAD
1--WE innings and he was so oycrwholmed by
sfhy Sgints, lis sySrsss Was less than
hundred ordinary New York billiard room
sOn ns m ns day Two in others @ d" Ts QUIT out
cIasssi when it comes TO, eiampions hip
h s aid sT na FT START TT DOING until
the sixth inning, when he put in run Of 80.
lie came asaipn with ~ and ~ and ssI n
expert had mediocre period IN TO the twenty
seventh Inning. when he made a run which
may stand as the highest Of the tournament;
IL was a fine exhibition OF close work. and
h. made very few mi7take. HI onpoEnsent
Tie c$rram,: When The run ended The boston
I h From sSo !sa, Ii time %N Sn ko nTGa %
and ~. Hts average was over \. Servatiua hal
gwen up the strueIts long before ana simply
!.ayei rs e.a'tet o, CRU WhI h !. UsSt.nr ms
turn To do So; He was loSt IN the shutne at the
Tlrr,hls-c. :. !. 0. .. 20. H. az, !. 8. o. =. o.
l. o. Il, l. H. 2Ts; zoo H. o. - l. o. l.
kys,assSs 49,: Hish Tsa:N5. 40. 20, 10.
~ N ~ "a o. q 4 q a.
1885, - 40; hIsa Fah'-io' H.
In the second camel. A. Hendrick o, New
!orS a; ~ go Dd e b.: -. Inc Inc SEinnssTrs
IouSl3s averaged 1911 AMI his best run
WIS 20.
The syeRRnG sane me at paly,bs between Town
,ho.sh from the way Keeney started on il
locked As tn2nGn ne intenaea 70 20, n5eaS thS
az r IN w a, :. , o. H. a,d 40
itar,, MS IT, u,s runs az" Son,ihhued o.
orfS w6s9 Hs 'G[r, read III to q
oii and dill not get lnirly going again until the
wasn he nut t together Tgps 81 y
III 70 spare The total. were $50 70 22a The
game The scores:
Kserey ,2sy,.9. IL, 20. rs. ls, O. 5.sIl.o.o Oh.
o. g. q II TO- r To. 20. Z" %
Avcage-s id-II HSh runs-2H. -. 20, 81.
Townsend ESQ o. l., o. .. II. 5, 3. ?. o. o.
10. H. 10, !, = o. l. u, IL ., ~, 2 B. y. /. l. g. IL.
Average 5'ii' High runs. ~ a, 10. il.
Acrowded house saw j. Byron stark roll M
tLs hest amateur t0Ilrnamrnt AVERAGE III the
,.ar I'm b's g,rte witb Wi'Iinu aEnnib ny w
ta'y's Academy Yesterday Afternoon Stafk
- Nj HnnCnart In m, very ilrsf Inning when
,t'sr Whining the Iank he ran IL rom tho
SpsnIrg shGt' This practically nut Arnold ONT
- Il but he s,rugcted on, md manhged
20 take nm average OF over 81, STARK
said af,.- The game lint bo ,ros surnriseI la
~" - WI IS s NJ "h ~ 10 bny :" liz
.CnrnJ / IN tbn mn inning which nut bis
t0,sl n. n In the tnnth he made 10 foIlowirg
viii - in the eleventh Then there was some
f,nr 49,. until rho s,yn,,t.arth Inning ,rh.n
~ ia rGntinuIng yyi,b 4, ~ os,rI a.
,a,.tina, ~, ~ II ", 80" a.iu 10;
~, the last inning showing some beautiful
tw"Hty eighth inning. an average OF 10 2O.2S.
which Is on" inning better than No did In the
's.sT2 7om "a nlhth 70 q q 10 %
-. Is q, 20. 2, ~. o. o, = 10. 10, o. a. Total