The sun., 1909-12-02
DEMARESY WINS FINE CANE
AVERAGES 2s IN PLAYOFF WITH
CLINE.


Both Men snow rare skin and Make Nigh
Runs-Ciine Leads by n IN the EsEh-
.teenth Innings, and Then Demarest
Goes Out with Runs sf - and ~.
Calvin Demarest won the nrst game In
the playoff series Of the is7 billiard tourna-
ment. Demarest, Cline and sutton were
tied each with four wins and one game lost
and each man has to play the other In
series that began In the Madison Square Gar
den Concert Hall last night. Demarest met H.
p. Cline and won. but the game was hard
one and Denarest had to keep going All
the time. At one time Demsrest had
lead Of izs, but this Cline did away with In
two innin Rs and some thought that the
plucky player from Philadelphia would win.
Demarest got going again and with runs OF
%, rs and IS ran out. makingl an average
Of IS. Cline was ii7 behind when Demarest
finished and his average was more than 10.
Both players made some brilliant ehots.
Ciine's we're more OF the careful plodding
order for which he Is .ncted, although az
times he showed how well & ne could play yo9s sns
TOO see'isd fsss and / !. pro6.sis lsss II. ;pssd
The attendance was Ia rae.
DemaTsst won The bank. chose the white ,i..
ball and sst aSvs avn anGIf S. .s % asb.s ths
corner. Then Demarest gave very pretty
sashersS the in Sa in the On osss eornes
sSS ssSd 'ssr ssrSS. Z. i:ii.$ e % .ssss ,sIssss &
IN NJ at at the hssd ef the tab e.. and then the
the ,Se s spot bail bali OF on The other side Ne tried
Sos, y ,o.chns !, sshs, s % n.s .s1s g .or asrt
made ma 5 In the iitS inning and the score
With a run Of is IN the seventh inning
Demarest took the lead again. He had to
retire for telling to @ s.,ys ou, @ of SslE and ss
eiine made a good run in his half Of the
saiGiine Rii and nursed very rrsttiiy. and failed
This put him we'll in ths lead. but Demerest
ss sGpR n. ower Sasne and pSSsd *. he sss %
line nurse IN q way that would haze done
head or .Ss table; His ninsty.sesond va,
Sin,s Sh he mad. Sy drviSs .he red all aTo I'd
had had tom to masss. & He failed after making ios
ihroysS an unfortsnate Mss; Cline rs99
the tenth innings were Demarest 100. Cline
so
Dsmares. ran 4 and retired 70 for tsilinss
srsIment. S @ He seemed neiiled at tSi:
ss delieat. ~ WORK, ri He f.ied "s on hard cross
hin. Tnss sa. %S and
back Of the red ball in the lover, right corner.
and Demarest playing . similar shot also
clever ss sGs n Cushion .bS ana
Az .aa lSs
10 bis sevepissa!h innicF p.masee:
the cue bali was. frozen on the red The
balls were spotted and he ran % and retired
because he played short single cushion
Cine followed this with o very clever
run; He gathered in several by. open
for his clever three cushion shots. Then
ne gathered in the centre OF the table and
sSs sso, +. haS ;S ry. woTS &. rea ~,
and the balls scattered. one OF his clever.
eat shots was a single cushion The length
he line ana dd :Sms ses @ose SSn
and and nnally missed on z single cushion
went on again. adding "a to his string.
Dcmarest had 10 make three dio,oult
the upper left CORNER, and very quickly
he clicked of the carroms, reasining the
lead Cline had worked 80 hard to overcome.
rs. nearly all OF which were in the left upper
corner. He sometimes drove. across the
os on single % I Cushion shot' e nc Gin. made
and retired. Demsrest played as though he
thought his twentieth innings was his
last chance He made some brilliant shots
in open table play and then sett led down
70 his nursing game again and ran ont W ith
The scores:
Calvin Demarest-o, a. q T. g. a. IL p ios O.
10, a.. o. o. u. 81. /. rs. IS. Total. 500 High
runs-t0e, 81, rs. Average, ..
y. :. loa, .. g. Total sss. High runs-ioi. 70, e.
Average, % 8-ie
George r. slosson and Albert Cutler viii
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