The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-12
LAST WEEK OF JOURNEYS.
AM1TEUR BILLIARDIsTsB BEGIN THEIR
FINAL SERIES or GAMES

Ar,oid Iose. Five Straight and IL out of
the Ipter.Ci,y and Inter-Club Affair Mt
DnIy's-Smith of st. Louis and Thrcshio
of Boston Are Winners mt the X. A. G.
The Class D championship tournament OF the
A. A. L. began it's final round In the theatre OF
tho Knickerbocker A. G. yesterday and the
last weeks play In the Inter-city and Inter
club tourney started last night at Days
Academy There was only ono game at Days.
the schedule having TO he changed owing to
tho fact that Townsend could not meet
Stark on account OF business. There was no
afternoon game. The evening contest wos
between Keeney and Arnold The latter lost
his nth game and completed his schedule.
The afternoon game at the X. A. c. between
Thrcshle Of Boston and Heoner was easily won
by the New Highlander. In the evening Smith
Of St. Louis and Hendrick OF New Haven came
together for the first game. While tho West
crner appeared to have things well In hand
most OF the time. his opponent slipped up close
to him during the middle game The contest
ran along easily for time. when Smith put In
run OF ~. which really settled r.
and then plaved stendy along until at the end
Of Hs 10y nd9 ens h. fsSF later spSdn
pick up much until the thirty;eghth inning.
the score then standing 14S to ~ against him.
) and q. These made his total 100 In the
meantime Smith bad not held his own. hs
the same until the sixty. first inning when
Smith cinched the game with run 81 ~. He
sttll needed 80 to go and they sl Ieqnirei thir;
psi lie made good finish. but Smiths run
OF a killed. him. The scores:
smith. !. 2. 3. 2, o.o,?,o,,o,,aLit2,o,o,d5
,,S,sso; o. I q. i. /. i: 10 l. O. O. i: o.
Average AZ, HIGH run-4!. 10
Hendrick.i. o. o. !. o. J, Q, 90? 20 7. -
H. o. II. IL: o o. !. e. T. o. !, !,
o,s o. II, 20. D. o. 8. n %. l. o, o. TO- Total
AysI.sc-is 9s,2; IIish run'-20' 1871 10.
Of GhSSso Ssnt s snT c1 boston Ns
highest run j. wh!!S Cutler averaged j s,dS.
his best run being AZ.
Threshic Of Boston kept up his good work
ia the afternoon game by defcnting Heyner %!
the winners average was nsarlye. Any one
who can make good average against Hevner
sct.ups, lie gave the Boston man good race
up to the nanE w bs.
he Finish Finished !, Te S ~ was prsS,Ssy Sestsnt
his man safe. He contributed a run Of 30 in
the 'oTty;third lnni9g which leg him $50 e. g.
a lot to spare The scores:
Th5C:h,sVo III 8, Il 8 T. o. ~ &. o
~ l. :? o. p 80. L. o. IL. II. l. T. O.. l. s. To-
average 4o.b2. High runs. IL. 30. 30 81.
aoynsra J. o. IT, 9, TO- iS 90? o a. J.
., q q. t. i. o, , o, Q. J. 90, al TOTAL, ali.
Average 1851 High runs, II, 20. II. 10.
William J. Arnold finished his schedule 10 the
n,eS AID Ave ,opF9sy at he
made no higher run than IL His grand aver
aGe Is > II II. gu. ~ his hes, game q the the
~ to Dai 49, K. snt9f was Su weak IN dTS~ and
IL the eleventh and ,wSnty. ninth Innings. u
the latter OF which failure in this speciality
hrough, Tho hishs.t run 70 a close The winner winner
burg on the series. There will he no regular
Samc his asTnoon bu, in n place MaT fs
ward Mclaughlin. The scores:
Koency l2so,-2h, Is IL. o. o. o. D. IL. L. o. 10. IL.
FL Il s. y Is Fol o;i.i H.
&yst,Ffoas go Ish mas az j., 70
n !. O. .. !. 9, u 3, -. ,TotalIisI;,,
As.saeS-fiws ard Mel S" sSha'' $40
Or. 4. /. Ranney. Secretary q the A, A; l..
md sinksr Of billiards in tho 4 A., t.. say. that
tho amateur players who seceded from the
ranks, OF the organization win not be rein
stated. although he acknowledges that not one
81 them has nskrd to be taken back nor does
he expect that such an application will be
their Snaisur stan lii II doe. no, accuse
Them or make any
simply says; You have solectcd your own
ru'h you have, deserted tho parent body OF
naments ever known and enabled you TO win
vSlaS va have svgs h ,oT
body without lust cause. and you have no
possible claim to its further eopsderation Or
Trying Tho step you. did. because you. were
warned beforehand Of the penalty. The A.
a I has defined Us position and will not re-
TO the personal attitude q George =, Sosson.
r reg s,d amateur, The 4. A. t. hopes in
time TO SOC the billiard room keeper as cnthus.
nstic in ~ SUPPORT a. few have lnteIy been been
c"r nc Tan am through with hiilaris Tor good as
soon as tho Class 4 championship Of the A. 4.
and i guess eSsrytElns will turn ONT
by by people sHi to whom have shown many iavors'
Tho men who acccded from tho A. A u. and
others who were never Identified with the or
ganizqtion. would have wrecked the present
Glass II tournament had they been able TO do
So They got IN a tourney whose dates con-
nictcd with ours and tried IN every way % In
juro us They would have done 40 had not We
nut our shoulders to the wheel and pulled the
thing through"
To-days schedule Of games In the two tour
namonts Is a. follows:
| NJ paly's Academy rInter.Citv and Inter Club
Stark tluOl w. Tow send ClsOl at 4 T. NJ,
A. the Knick, rbnrker A, G. Ia A. u. ClAsA b.
Afternoon Hcyner ~ Philadelphia W. Hrndrick OF
New Haven't evening hrSt game, Kellogg Of Chicago
". Thrcehic ~ Bottom soc nd game Smith OF St
Louis vs.. Hoyucr OF Philadelphia
NOTES.
Jake Srhacfcr has returned To Chicago, whore ht
will remain week or ten days. when he will again
| come to New York TOR the winter,
| Til. met NJ ~ the National Association OF ANA
tcur billiard Players. which to have been held
yesterday. was postponed until next Friday, when
III" details ~ the proposed championship tourney
| will he ma IL known
| p VI Broohyn-A wins. The game ended whom
| A pu'tctpd Xix balls and u hvc.
HrndriCh IN h-in coached by Gallagher. the pro
| fossonal. while Cutter and Threshie arc heinI
! helped out by Fred Eames, tho New England cham
pion
| Princcton's Baseball and Track Men Plan
| ming for 1900.