The sun., 1901-12-06
ANOTHER GAME FOR SLOSSON,
THE STUDENT MAKES 900 POINTS
TO HOWISON'S FOG.
In the Afternoon Contest Of the Billiard
TOurna H,cnt NOrningstar Defeats Sui
ton After a close and Interesting
struggle standing OF the PLAYERS.

struggle standing Of the PLAYERS.
George Slosson won his second game m
the ls-inch balk-line billiard tnurnanort
IN the Madison SQUARE Garden Concert Han
l-t night lie defeated Leonard Howl on
by 400 to ?uG, playing his last aDn
much better than his first 100. In tho
afternoon Ora Morningstar won from George
Sutton by score Of 400 to 97j. Tho matinee
contest was the better Of the two. The finish
was brisk. big runs were frequent and the
ga me proved the most interesting 60 far ~
the tournament The standing Of the payers
now - as follows: Slosson--Wpn :? lost .;
Barutcl--Won ?, lost o. Schaefer-Won 1,
lost Sutton-w /. lost2 Morningstar-
Won /, lost 2 Howison. won o. lost ,.
Three billiards was Howson's opening
contribution to the evening game Slossob
made a one-cushion shot. then missed
two-cushion try. Small and scattering runs
prevailed The playing was Indifferent for
while and suggested novices in the wide
margin of several failures to count The
score for ten innings read Slosson, 80; Howl
son, ?7 II was plod for fourteen inning g.
aud then Slosson cut loose with run pa
together in expert style. Two or three
cushion shots brought the balls into thS
dallied with them for 20. a good many, CON-
parutively at that stage. A fractional par5
to The the end rail- and then over to the other
side before counting. which possessed action
and merit Slosson Was easily oulcoun,lns
innings m TO turn his first 100 lie had
I?I when Howison had a.. Howison wp,
having his troubles With the gooTss and could
ated into bothersome positions and run o.
. in his twcnty-fourth inning was his lsrsets
tsiosNon t on had plenty Of. opportunity to shoot
and he -troked the balls more dexterousE
az he warmed up Breaks ] Of ~ r. u s6r snd y
the-table shots were admirably accurate. lib
drew AWAY from Howison rapidly and when
OF q .weed Rbe R5 .o'G not 70 payns nj "I any
bi"rds h Of a startling nature hadilttle trouble
in improving his lead Howison's stays az
I'm a time To- sit down between innings.
''iI Slo.s"n $50 handled the balls adroitly in his
thirty-second inning and inI the Snne oetaT DAILY
part of u run OF +S was made py gentie pai- pai
to-ball plny in small section OF green hePf
FOR only a few shots of the 4s. so ,painstskingly
did the student nurse them. When Howison
came 10 the table he earned applause VIII
three spirited shots one. after the other. all
three the reverse Of snecures one was =
whiz2inr carom or the first oble ball, which
directing the cue ball at almost right angle
down to the end rail. where the other obleet
ball had found lodgment These shS,r Sar
his next inning yielded his first double fguTs
run. string of 3S, which made his total i2i TO
ia for SIOSSOn
.7s to ses he, reached the latter point int, 70
h: ihTtyninth ,e bGsty aains DTsHn i6 making draw
shots was keeping Howison's score down,
though he braced in his second century.
ing the finish, small clusters prevailing after
that TO the student last shot a long follow.
The prosramm" for to-day y,rs T. siSssfsI Sarutel
vs. sutton tonight Last nights score;
Slosson /. 3. /. l. 10. o. o. 0, II, - j. o. O. 5
3 !; Il II o. o. j. ~. e. s. TO- , s 10 ia q $
Tota .oO Hsh runs -tS. 81 81 Average
HowIson- 3 Q, 2. Q. 9, l., i.,?oe,t.o,o,oSe. (
y Tss u q +, ld !" &Tsisxt rs !. ~ '0'' ~
A. in the preceding games. the aternoCn
contest brtwo-u Sutton aud MotnlngstAi
did not open sri'kl d1Mn s%10n ana 6sSi SsSic6ed
Mornings,qr go him four better Ihoug. .
III. counting ~ the early innings was h.t
ing. a. the men kept near together and tht
yisviuE Wa tol-rIbly even sutton Wa
q 81 tor Moruugstsr sutton change
cues after failure 20 count ioT the se.o,"
time ~ succession on tue hr-t e-sAy WI.
the reN implement be made y. theh ul-st"
"a straight ontom PLAYING too easy H.
was then within ~rNen oi HE frst centu
4 -pisudd iuur-ru-hion shot, up the tu"
tuNabir run "t o. bN N"rnlns.hT, Mil' Do
secured him the lead. i,5 % W II took ~.
o.
tlBt hi tHyDrl'- uur-r tactic, could COM
mo pla, Thea lh" ball lining ug NJ 20
vr- follpurd ny 6rlv.. and soon ,he sl9u'
W-rc a ne other "nd oi "a" tluth
here Marulug-taT neatly swung INTO VI
,ru,rr -",tmn i.t moro @ lr.,nf. .. Iia'
lltud.d snJ tr h.. noaT-d Hrhaefrfs o..
ui o. ~ Nrrvirody vas roofing ior hlm to D.
u Bul be- mi---d by a hsir HE siAt, ~
,'it,an nrruil4 l4i,d d ,siy hard shot c.sv,r.
iu b., tsolti.lh inniug iio had T. ." u.
vii ths I'd bal sli,h vss Jsmm"d 1 q.
Ystrusr iis made ~ thiH Lu,u sud Lad o.
utll- .o~i 900 lend Nl~n hr i.ll"d io - g.,
GOT uf hail sutton li Ia hgsi ihtli NaN'.
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