New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
TRIPLE TIE RESULT
THREE TO PLAY OFF
For TITLE.
Sutton. Demdrest and Cline
Left EUen IN Billiard
Tourney.
STANDING ~ THE BILLIARD
TOu ORNAMENT.
Tourney.

-.e yesterday f1r the worlds championship
- ra-kI.ue rI.I.ard honors with Harry p
cline. u feH o. the youthful Deuarest 10 de-
f.7- tho veteran student" Cieorge r Slos-
>r. ia the evening match in the Madison
se.are Garden Concert Hall boy the score
af -aa to G4 This was after SlOsson had
seG bis Young opponent much of the way.
only 90 lose entirely his stroke AZ the criti-
cal period. Wlle Demarest materially i'm
rr-ra1 l.s work. eventually closing with
a. unfinished gun Of - that contained the
D. lard gems OF the contest
S-t.u defeated tie French champion.
F-~t- -aesiruol ty $40 points TO 40 in
tAe afte-uera match. Nearly Up 10 the end
Cs-s.r-.l Jed sutton ~ tho laJter's despair
and anxiety. - greatly was the Amer
cans execution impaired by his nerves that
had rHe F~enC1mar been equal 10 the emer-
rer-- ts could easily have carried of the
Donors
AS rho players now stand the tied trio
hara each WOE four and lost one game.
They p-U resi- to-day and resume the com
petitions tomorrow might. Dema-est hrst
meeting cline n the play-on of the tie for
r.e premier lonors.
Prom the outset 90 the evening match
ur-a-eSr displayed tendency toward un-
certainty that he never quite overcame
Tla +ar- rtlt victory would place him IN
--. -e a--a George Sutton and Harry p
cine tCr rLaupi0nsLip honors seemed 10
v1-E t.- -p 70 a state in which the speed
oc bis ordinarily rapid execution was ma
-e-.a.r increased This led 10 his fouling
oa ls seventh turn II the table ard 10 mis-
sro-.r- many promising runs, especially
-ta counts between and 4oo. hy carelessly
u.sr-.ls Then Up 10 his last hundred
he vas prone 20 Ua-1euvre along the cush-
i1rs and 30 depend upon the more machine
-Ea 0.er ta1.e play. Al the end of the
ma--- Iewa-5st Ove-came This. and his
u--- es rrr of g. contained some won
ds-. nursing.
---a-t-- Won the bank. and, although hs
rr- -ra lucky white bah re started tadly
n Eas rr- until mis- NTH tlrn al the table
t-a- ra Negotiated double figures. Then he
aas =r -.-il because of the harshness ot
his srrse thar be played bah 70 bah
Billiards aI along The cushions. finally mis-
c---- himself tu-0 retirement after count
.-s
sassar was ever slower. He could not
c1r--0. -rs ivory globes, and accomplished
rra.-.-a--y nothing OF moment until his
eleventh turn ar The table, when Le as
ser5.sI the balls upon the upper rail and
tv -srE-vrtlV between the corner squares
b-te- eEcU-si ions down the long raj during
this r-n, which enlivened II before he
missed draw % the cushion in the left
hand lower corner.
After ttis bit - good work Slosson
s,-u7@5 badly. Demarest was Iever sue
c-sst-. r working trt0 high figures. as he
paved ,rn rapidly. and Eve ~ his innings,
-He rTe--v-fH-rtl q The tweury-eighth.
ended r. -.s-ues. Win SIossou almost on
ls~s. terms Ulrl Lim Deuarest collected
ire bats ar Tire head Of the table In The
tl--r-se-rr5 inning lie then began a close
nurse CHE balls never being more than
Few inches apart. Il was the great piece
az c-s work ~ the uiEht, and he quickly
ta. 1-- tLe game with - carroms and
placed himself il a position 10 strive for
IT, premier lo10rs.
TIE scores follow:
CALVIN uenarest l7hite balD. !. I. ;, O.
- . % = 81 a. - y, ~ = I.
B .- p :. 8 s 3. o. g, Z O. 22 ?. &;
s4 ana a.
George p. slasson spot haiD. :. Q. = 9.
--a, 4 IT, 5. % =, !, 81 :,
IE average, le2-2li high runs. l25, s5.
Hs.e-s--Jolr J. NcGraw.
E winning -he afternoon game George
s-rr rsl with Harry p. cline with a
i-l F..r victories ana one defeat
sutton ...-l--5 tl- French champion. Fir
ar ea.- fy a. points % 80. and IN
81. dong le r-- The loser lut0 dfth place.
o-. e r-e money. with record cf one
fr and fn.r defeats. Sutton gave an
s------ll ~ nervousness that Ior poeylsh-
as--. s.l-lIeltzz ana downright bad
t--Her sllyIeG anything that has ever
t..r a.--a---l atolt "a ,5Uruament table.
~ 0r- rIe .- reDr.m-uced spectator
81. rE .H a. loH tone of voice de
U..--r.- .f Tom GaII4Eher's walking
lr"-ll -le table ID see lis shots. and lie
--ssel H..a tre balls unul lis nannerisnls
ia- tee crowd ggglng.
Ite reason for Sutt0n-s nervousness
Seemed -a ae that Cassiguol or his fourth
ll-r a- rle rll-e Ilt together run of lZ5
i.-f Nas mostly faIr balklne. although be
was ar- o. spread the hories more than
Ae1--sar.. Casseuol backed up this run
~-.- and -U3 innings ,ater put tOsether
=. Dos fr-a. tlel being - % suttou's los
ri.. se -.r,r the balls uu his shots and
Haa so lrr.a control over himself that he
t-rt scattering THE globes and making hard
r...s Bee lad fl-m collected for perfect
nurse .l -r-ae clever --tLe-tabIe shots
-.e rr.l inning. ouIy. when the balls
Jag rEr. ri. Tail r9 pet r.erl out of balk
He a-s. kept LlrcliuF hls stroke, 80 that
F--.e Da--.-usl Was uot performing espe-
'a-f ReL le was al The Time maintaining
Es .s4c
H-..aa really heF7n iis recovery on his
".e'rlt. t--I at the table. Ia this inning
ae allassed 6 by close balkiine play. the
'.A uelrg ended by a faulty One-cEshlon
hH0f he followed with 4. 40. - and 81
winch p-t him iI the lead. as Cassignol's
score STOOD PC ~ his - Two innings
.eler sutton made a. which put him inside
Ns -azt hundred lie yaE always getting
lae lne--ps and spreads and freezes and
Hs -ass.glol held on with q run Of "a.
10 became anxious and made 10 secret Of
.- --r c.gseLss- ~ the score also Affected
We rrel-eLmaD's stea1ln-ss during the
,os.1s innings. when be- had many oppor-
--.i'es a. s.u. Finally he ieft sutton
q. and tle latter ended the suspense
t. counted Il the corner.
Ia scores follow
tsi-a.a Casslslo. oshlte balD--s. 3. g. l2-.
t ~ j p p 10 = ~. %. D = -. 44r 3
- &. Total ~ uoi.t-f average,
-- .Igl rlrs lZ.. 81 g. md ca
s2sr sutton tsIot hall-b. q, -. al, ~,
8 =. 4. G. e. o. 1i. a. 3. a. z. = -, AZ.
4, - - Total. 80 ,ll!Dts. average, % h;sh
r t "a f and 81.
t.e-rfrf-L0fl GALLAGHER.