The sun., 1908-03-20
BILLIARDS.
Sutton Averages 80 In 500 Point Game and
Makes . High Run OF 2SO.

George Sutton, the 1872 balk line champion
braced up yesterday afternoon in his game
with Cassigpol in Slosson's academy and
defeated the Frenchman at 1872 by a score Of
900 TO o.. Sutton required only six innings
TO accumulate his total string. his average
being an even 50, Most Of the 800 we're made
n the third inning. when the champion got in
his deIterous line nursing and held the balls
under sway until he had beguiled them for
go counts. The score:
suMon-O, 0, go. G, 20, s., Total. 800. Average,
so. High runs, 29. S. 20.
CASslgnol-l, T. IS, ~. 8, T. Total, o.. Average
II 10. High runs, co. IS, T.
William Hoppe rushed through 4OO points
Of 1872 balkline at railroad speed at Grlihn's
academy last night In his game with Jake
Schaeier. The score was 400 to l4s the Young
expert downing the Wizard for the nth con-
secutive time. Hoppe won the bank, and
without any, warming up started In on run
which lasted until 1871 points had been har-
vested. Three innings later he ran lO7, and he
went out In his seventh session, making an
average Of 81 III. Schaefer made a creditable
average, but was left far behind The score:
HopPe-lsi, I. o, lO7. s., 0. 7s Total 100. Aver.
age, Hi T. High runs, i0i, I07. IS
SchAeier-5S, O. 4, 20. IS, 8. Total. iA6, Average,
A26. High runs, 81, AO %.
In the pool tournament at Doyle's academy
last night Frank Meehan defeated L. Fink
In SIX frames by ? score OF so to ST. The
score by frames;
= Nls
Fink 6, O, s, Q, /. Total 81.
George Slosson and Edward Mclaughlin
played an exhibition game Of 1872 balklne
billiards at the Crescent Athletic Club last
night, which Slosson won by a score Of 400
TO 90. The Student averaged 10 e.2I and
Mclaughlin 4 1921,
An interclub pool tournament has been
arranged to begin next Monday night at the
Union Club, with three entries from each OF
the following clubs Union, New York New
York Athletic, Crescent Athletic, Calumet
Yale, Lambs and Amateur Billiard. The
programme as so far arranged is as follows;
Monday ,Creecent ys Union; Tuesday. Calu-
York A. G.; Thursday, New York Va. A. B. c.
The entries are as follows:
Union, B. J. Carroll, z. T. Knapp and r. r. Ora
ham; Calumet, Howard Colby, b. b. Tilt and 7. s.
and n. n, Williams Lambs Van Rensselaer, Wheeler
J. 4, Booth and Harrison Armstrong; New York
New York, A. B, Blair, Dr. W. g. Douglas and II,
4. Pryor. Jr,; Yale, :. G. Bettmer Dwight wlshGri
and Thomas arin. SIuTEls JT 4, B. C., F. n. brake
William A. Tilt won the pool championshin
Of the New York A. c. by defeating j, M
Heatherton, 100 balls TO o3. in the final game
There was tie for second place between
Heatherton and = Grove. which Heather
The final game OF the II inch balkline ANA
teur tournament at the Knicker booker
Academy, Brooklyn, was played last night
between T. l.. Gray and George g. Baxter,
the former outplaying his opponent by a
score OF 200 to ieS. Grays high run was %.
and he averaged 2l-44 BaIters best run was
g. His average was 3 24-4t. l.. d. Smith won
the first prize Of the tournament. +, l., Gray
the second and George Baxter tAS third.
Champion Sutton took Firmin Cassignol
into camp at 1872 last night at Slossons II
was q long game, Sutton getting the lead and
holding II. although the Frenchman finished
bTiskly and cut down Suttons advantage,
The score;
Suiton-bO. @, n. 20, o, ~, -, ,iB,S 5. rs,
0, II, p, ,0,0.p O.B6 Total 500 AyeraFe
20 sOA High runs, ~, 50, 50.
Casslgnol-O, !. 80 s, p, ,O,la. .DO,IB,i,1.s
70, -, ., u, -, n, p. Total, Nt. AysraTe
v ~ High runs. u, %, ~