New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

IS79 las az the time Of the Arst r,ae4,n1 4,
in public ieeeht years neither has played much
sine me last public meeting b.t,,.or s.,..-..
tourname%nt % ~ ~ TIE second worlds Observation-Disclosures
in the concerf - 81 oalkline which was played
ssy,eSenoer : 10 10 1901 sqIe oquaIe Garden on
Morningstar sSt, 1arutel third, Sutton fourth
TS, ISsTr ,sShaefer played an S0a @ sixth one week
I S0N - ~, ~ hrooklyn, and VIM 49, .lie1Nll Win
lie tourna rne,'f 's,eler @ mas not played I'm nuh
$3.50, 80, Where he has a large sc.7Ie ne hVes IN
the ISL It'll "a barring the match with Home TO-
r,,,I,li - tue on March % last bss 11Ioppe Ior
P9nhe only once since Schaefer LA mas played in
16 s asle IN tg0l, as already told Th; t @ Lor tne
was plave,; ir 1 D.! 3 c!nainpionship at 1S2 which
bay b1y loucned upon. Both Schaefer and DSsn sf al
90 PlSc.lseu hard for the coming fourro,t
he ever did icy as eood billiards as
1S9s sutton on made made his first public appearance IN
Chdmplonship Of Canada at 142 baiiIIinoO Oi Ine
SSts lIIst appearance in tournament plav u,e" -
coo,ag SlrrCago ON January IS to ~ 1893 when ba
S, SSieI, Hatley Maggioli Mclaughlin and Csnro,
go 'Ii - won only one game, beating McIaughIin
tbie S,t LOui llIlIshlhg next to last. Soon after
He ;s Sl LaSi oesdl 10 play with the masters
1e =, Is haroy on level with Scha efe,- TJoTrI i
bin9seIe gqo 8q Iu usually gives good account of
iililliall. lie plays with great raDiditv For the
ldsI three years he has lived in Paris and Mo ,a1
WI with success IN the academies there he 10
ne Isl championship from Schaefe~ t,,, 5ae,0It IL
~ 1908. but lost it to Visynaux bv 5o - eS m
Faris in 1904. He tied with cure ana y VS., r0d N
In Paris in 1903 " o. prayed
F4e oure Is one of the best of the French EXPERTS
t5, l5 Won tho championship of France at Is >
,.,e r1lAlliIe az the Grand Hotel in Paris in Feb-
ruary. 1902 beating Fourni, Vienanv end
e HIDelin He made high run of 1876 and aver.
1tI, SSI lO.oo for the tournament In the first
in 1SoSS championship at lS.2 played in Paris
t;uo, 81 I"uo, he tied with Sutton and Vignaux The
'i;. were not played Off This is Cures first
nIsit TO America. He will probably have to he
coming
,,,or1 illngsIac belongs to the class of young
masters He made his public debut IN +Le
second worlds championship AZ 1SI in the
.is s IN I3OI and finished next to last Since
1! 1!,.m ne mas lived in Paris and played in the
1i le.lCn acaoemies IN the young masters -
championship in Paris. in 1904 Won by Home
ne finished fourth
Cutef is Boston professional. who has made
" s suou record IN shortstop' tournaments.
o Cure and Morningstar have been selected to
49,. '"5 tournament at O'Clock tomorrow
LlSh'' HS Inc Other pair3ngs will he announced
from day to day. Each contestant will play
very other contestant Games will be 500
points up. at 1S-inch balkline two shots in All
ties vii. be played off The winner of the tour
nament will become the worlds champion at
~ halkline. and will receive the championship
pophY- subject TO challenge under the rules gov
erning the deed Of gift Beginning on Tuesday
games will be played both afternoon and even
ing.
The managers of the tournament have hung
up $4,000 in prize money, to which is added the
entrance fee of 500 from each player. AS there
are seven entries the total prize money is S4.
IJo. The purse will be divided among the con-
tesiants as follows: To the winner, 40 per cent:
to the second. - per cent; 10 the third IL per
cent 10 the fourth, II per cent and to the fifth
per cent There will thus be five prizes for the
seven players. All disputes VIII be decided by
the managers of the tournament, whose decision
will he final Edward McLaughIil. will referee
the games.
IN the betting on the outcome Of the {ourna-
ment Hoppe is favorite at to and to .
Schaefer is second choice at > to and to D.
Cure is next in demand at to !. even and , to
, The price lid against Sutton is Q 10 to
win. 10 = "A place and l to > third. Slosson is
quoted a 10 TO | to win. to | a place and even
money third Morningstar and cutler are the
outsiders at - to /, s to 1 and : to l.