New-York tribune., 1902-02-14

Inns long drawn out contest in the afternoon had
tired him. and result he missed often
shots that looked easy.
The game close throughout. and not until
the 1fty-hfth inning. when sigourney made run
Of fifty points. making the 39S $40. did it
look a victory for either man
The admirers Of the Chicago were much
downcast after the contest. and said that il was
too much 20 make him play two games in
day They further said that If not for this
he would have shown up better against the Cali
foruia expert
Both men mad zeros in the opening inning. but
in the following inning Conklin made IS points
while Sigourney made = The gone looked as
If it would be short in the third inning, when the
Chicago mace Is points, and the score stood
81 to in his favor. In the fifth inning SigOurney
came within point of tieinE the score, when he
made % points and passed ConkIin in the seventh
on IS caroms. ConkIin in this inning also made
good showing. scoring "A points and in the next
inning the front again. when he made 10
buttons. Thirteen. 10 and IA in the ninth. tenth
and twelfth innings pun SisoUrLey TO the first CEN
tury. The Chicago player made I6 and % the
fifteenth and eighteenth innings. ThiUty-one and
II in the twenJy-fourth and twenty-tifth innings
put Ssouruey in the second century. with a sco=e
70 24 70 TO- Twenty-Five and Il in the forteth and
fortytirst innings put Conklin closer 10 his OppO-
thrty-thiri inning. but failed to make another
he scored 10 points. which put him an even 800
In NE hfty-dfth inning stsourney made % points.
seventh, when he made points. The score.
Siguuruey-u = - l. -. : Is. g. i3. D. 10 II : IS O. o.
H. -, .. o o. 81. IA. o. Is L. l. :. : =, L.
o. Q. o. o. : o. 9 10 10 o. 10. o. o. 10. o. l. l: / 90
Total 100; average, l-5I; high 80. 81, n.
Conkn-O. IS. 1e O. !, II. 10. . :. = 0. l. 16 :.
= 20 >. . o. l. 20 3. o. = 1. p. : o, II, ., o.
4 Total $50; average. So, high runs 81 81 20 20
The afternoon game. between Conklin and Charles
Threshie. ended in the eighty-ninth inning with
score of 400 to 1893. Although the contest was long
drawn out. the ClOSeneSS of IL throughout made
IL interesting Threshie failed in the open
In the seventh inning Threshie made It carroms
and the score n TO - in his favor. Twenty
three points, however, in the following inning put
tOukln TO the front by l3 points. In the thir-
points. which put him into the first century with
los O.. In the sixteenth inning Tnreshc made 10
points and in the nineteenth and twentieth innings
made II and l3 carromS, which brought his total
up within points of his opponent. In the thirty
seventh inning he averaged y. and went ahead by
20 points in the rOrty-frst inning. when he made II
points. COnklin in the fOrty-sixth inning rolled uD
q points which put him TO the front again with
The ffty-fourth Inning aroused much excitement
when Threshe scored y points and he was leading
sixty-hfth inning. Conklin made II in the eighty
fourth inning and won out in the eighty-ninth.
when he made points. The score:
Thrsshis1o e g. = o O. Il o o o 0. g. L 80
2 fa T. l. i 3. 5. o > II, J. J. d 4 i 8 ! Is
! 41-Ss; high 81. 2S. IS
o c2nEnEf. or 8 ) + g o il j d l. 8 20
5. . o. 0. 3. 4 l. .. q. 1. B. l. 5. > l. . o. l. ,. l. .
2 l. o. o. / 10. l. o = O. . o. o. o. 6. I; D. L. 6, o. l.
The contest will be continued this afternoon and
evening.