New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-26

sensational run of IS by George SUIT
ton and sighting chance finish by Calvin
Demsrest. together with victory for
George Siosson. enlivened the iSs inch
balkline worlds championship tourna-
tnent yesterday. In the evening game, IN
the Madison Square Garden concert haH'
Slosson defeated the Frenchmsn, Fir'nin
Csssignol by 30 points 20 Isl sutton
made his biz run against Albert cutter n
the afternoon game. winning by 80 10
as. with the high average Of 81 t-lS. Dem
Arrest defeated Harry +. Cline by 90 points
20 40 in the morning contest. running =
and an unfinished = In the closing innings
Choosing the favored white ball. as ne
had won the bank. the Frenchman. cas-
signol. began with as his effort. for tne
evening game. Then for fifteen innings he
proved errstie. digging his cue into the
table top on his draw and masss shots and
finding all the holes around the second
object ball when ne essayed TO drive.
SIosscn was IN good stroke, but likewise
uncertain. His first fifteen innings con-
tanned barren unproductive spots Prom
the NTH 10 the seventh innings he put to-
gether a sequence OF - s. and ~. much
OF which was good and deftly close oalk-
line.
The thirteCnth inning vas a masterful
effort on SIosson's part. lie began By dead
ball driving. At the sixth tally he had the
globes collected in the lower right hand
corner. 50 that voulsn's handkerchief
might have covered them. Tie began a
nurse al -. but al 81 was compelled 20 lead
the balls 10 the head CT the table as the
balls broke badly. Delicately close manip-
Glstion along the short line followed. With
an occasional drive OF the red the length OF
tbs table. At IS a vide lineup brought a
dazzling ulasse. The same happened fol-
lowing the ninety-hfth csror, but Siosson
failed 70 negotiate the latter IS he miScued
AMI retired
Using every resource - vin back his
stroke, the Frenchman slightly improved
toward the close. He put together pretty
biz Of nursing that produced - in The nine
teen,h inning. but he ended by finding the
hole
Geo-gs 2 s.,ssc7 tspot ssig-L I. = 5. ~
81 4e 2 o q. q s. . ~. - - .; ~
average. II rs. hish runs .. =. 80 and s.
Fi-znir cas.ignol tzhi,s salD--s. $ - /. 8
= -. q. q. > 5. O. q. o 10, = L :. - l.
sverae. 2 81 -: high -un. a. 81 = ans -.
ReteTee-JoAn :. AcGrsT.
Demarest's victory in the morning game
may be said 70 have been due 70 his care
ful billiards sn1 his warming 20 he con-
test while Cline was still engaged IN ac-
curing freedom o. stroke. There was a
chill morning atmosphere e bout the whole
proceeding. The ivory globes bumped in q
most sxasperating manner and high runs
were impossible. Consequently the score
/ see-ssved. Cline having siightly the better
o. = until Dsmaresr came % the table for
his twenty-ainth inning he put together
q by bau 20 ball billiards AL over the
table. completing his string in the next
Inning With an unfinished Tur OF q Of
the same sort
The score:
caiyiR Denar-s, tsPo,. bslI,-:2 o e. IS =
av.-zss Is $50: hies r1r. s. Is 81 AZ Sc.
HarTy T. cline tshIts bslg-o. II. @. II. II.
- a., / q Q o IS - q
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All interest in the matinee game in which
Sutton defeated Cutie centred upou TIE
/ Chtc2goan'S ulas-srfUl run OF e35. By the
3 massive collection OF car-ous Sutton sur
I'aSsed the run q es4 which b made four
years ago. when IL established the record
. average OF 100. The first taste Of sutton :
cue worz came with his fourth turn a. Tbs.
table. when he put together 81 Nearly al
Fera acquired by ball % ball billiards ard
op<n table PLAY The baIk line was hardy
f n evidence sutton kept striving 20 over
Gene the brit-eneSs O. the ivory. thar plain
. IS showed the effects OF the weather TIE
cS'rons came lmpingly almost as = rheu-
u-suc might step with hating gait under
. tns influence % re icy blasts that whistle,l
outside -he hall As fo- Cutler. he could
do nothing. The globes refused 70 roll for
MIN ia any cut Ways contrary. and most az
the game he sal and glowered 81 the table.
watching his opponent play
i was IN the fourteenth inning that SUIT
ton began 70 coax the worries into sublec-
ton he began with cushion carrC:a shots
+ ana gra-Ially oTercanas the sulkins atti-