The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
BILLIARDS.
Jshn v. Oaiy Isadsng In Three sushisn
Match with de- Gre.

Alfred DE Orc champion. and John W
llaIy. ex-champion, began a match al
three cushion carrom BILLIARDS last night
al Doyle's Forty-sscond street billiard
academy for the championship. The Lam
bert trophy. the gate receipts and a purse
ar. 10 go To the winner. De GRO IL aisH
pool champion, and he IL sure one gains
does not hurt tn. other. DAILY maintains
a man can only play on. style Of game well
sc this match may also settle this much
Ney~u question.
Daily had all the better OF last night
play. He finished his block Of 5O when DE
Dro had made only IS. 50 II leading by /;
points. The match will extend over three
nishts, $50 points being PLAYED in blocks
OF -
Daily PLAYED better than pe ORC and hs
also had the better OF the luck. DE UrG
was not nearly up to his form and then he
PLAYED IN hard luck. which accounts for hi.
being so far behind. His admirers. how,
ever. have not Loaf faith in their oh Am ~ on
and are still willing 10 bet even money
that h" wlr-. Before the game began
the Odds were TO on lie orc. The at
tendance Was very large and among thosa
no watched the play we're Edward Gardner
he amateur champion; lin Flynn. n y
cline. Tom Hucston. Frank ke-ney ana
Pop Arson. Those who sat near the old
INK to running comments ON the PLAYS
IL. always knew Just how the shot should
he made anu then whale The balls wers
rolling would venture T. makes, It won
make YES, " Will, until The balls stopped
81 that he could ALWAYS safely add L told
You ~. no matter whether the car rom was
mai" or not Arson i roofing hard for
paly and he was coaching from the benches
all the evening
The gam. started 81 tamely DE ORC
scored IN each OF his Hr.t three innings.
In La h.g 81
many innings led Oy Just one shot This
was M to the twenty--txth inning. W hen the
score stood DAILY. ~. he orc. ~ Then de-
pro tied the score. but after that he failed
To count IN seventeen consecutive innings.
often MISSING by the smallest mn rxin on
we'll planned out shots. DAILY kept ploddinK
along until the forty -third inning. when he
had "A lead Of seven. Then DE ORC did
better and at the hftieth inning the scores
favored in hi- next effort With lucky kiss
and then made three. DE ORC ran three
ON" OF which shots was the beat OF the eve
nins tie drew to the cushion from the nrst
object hall and twice crossed the table
ln his iiftv- seventh inning he played with
"a" wrong ball counted, bu, had TO retire
inning Daily ran Ave, giving him a lead Of
ten; la his siNty-hfth inning he made a
high run Of seven. and some Of these shots
were very clever This pa, his lea 20 fifteen
NIrer that they played very evenly and Da Y
went OUT IN the seventy nth inning on a
Daily made high runs Of audS and three
tunes ran 3 lie ORC five times made runs
OF 8. Albert Cutler was the referee The
game Will bs resume Ell at o'clock toni ght.
The second game OF the intsrCity match
in IN. national League tOurnan ant was
PLAYED o. Doye'- in the afternoon. Fred
ttHrfunkle. representing New York defeat ed
William campbell Jr. representing Phila-
delphia, at three cushion carroms by 40 ore
OF ~ To 80 Garfunkle made a high run OF
and iamphcils high run was 4 IL took
"tghty--iN innings To run ont the game.
This afternoon the contestants will be
j stone OF New York and William Campbell
VI OF Philadelphia
There were two games played las, nigh,
IN ~. three cushion tourna msnt at John
' Mct'raW's broadway room In the first
game .lo- Whir-on defeated Fred Durhin
IA l-l innings ny the score Of 20 TO n. with
high run NJ : DuJblns best run was =
IN IN" second game hitson defeated {. II
By"r~ by the -cor. Of ~ 10 - in 10. innings
Whlfson made a high ruin OF = Byers also
made high run of : Frank Becker will
play Fred Durhin tonight