New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
rFw AVERAGE MARK SET
pocgenburg Establishes Record
and Ties conklin for
Second Prize.
s-.NolNe OF THE PLAYERS.

N gardner. ~ Nortcisir. X. J..
anal end deciding game ~ the
- .---.eg- 80 baik line champion
..--.-,-e-- last night ana with II the
.-ls,-r ~ the title. fSe defeated the
ts''n s+tfsrfr Association player
rorkH-. ~ points 10 20. with
- average ~ ? sl-si and high runs
I'd q The contest was witnessed
2 q ,,s tr-t ra-kes ths room o. the
= 49, -r.h. Brooklyn. 10 lis limit II
Jam. ...t.s.ss.fe gathering sni 'iibe-slly
80 +-. bits ~ Food cue work with
- showing Dartia.lt1.
a.. - \. now tied vffs r Ferdinand
4, --.,h--r NJ ne Llcoerkranz. Tor second
s,s me tv, VIII plsy off fe- second
i ~ TITS afternoon
..s -se-~f ~ fhe tournament stands
1900 rer1res national champion. the
-. -.- r-lse goes 20 Joseph Mayer, ~
.-,,-.ss f0r his -un ~ 30. while Pos
- .sts, tho high single average prize
- -.,o-s NJ -r le-g-. make against Dr.
- -.sstr-s-v afternoon. on tho
,-.-5-r-.4 record vac rernarSabl
-.-.t-s- +r- .f.-s he held several -ears
49, ..... score ~ victories - his
s ae f1~ highest g-ne-al
rr-E - ..
81. .-.-.-. .-.-rp last night was
. .-s.-.. array % cushion car
---s-sr or trs inordinate use ~
.-.s,.,- f~7r- -rG EN- nv both contestants.
-.-s-s- was .nr more certain. and ne
-. .- e Dor - ssvrockety shots thar
-. s,s----r.a-. 81 nothing else.
---r all his double figure runs he
-. ~, f-.--.-s v-atzinr around the table.
',.-.,~ve--r- D0rk-ir was faced by the
-... r--. ~ leaves YET despite this
- .,., a.. -ra- Gardner early took The
81. r--tr- kept close 70 his opponent
- clio rs=- hundred points. A decision
- .ss -s-t 0r Tom Gallagher. the referee,
s.-sres- .,-ev r'r on mis- game. Gal
500 5s.r.--F -o count. but the mistake
-ss so Obvious feat Gardner insisted or
r-sH-s rem .r-2 20 the table.
---Err t-rrse est played closer and
r-s- rslk.-a than Gardner. as his posi-
-,ss work IVES hyperion. Strangely enough,
Is r-griors and angles wee not up 70 his
r-a s.anssrs end this weakness caused
tr -1 miss Pr critical times. The score
i follows
rlra-5 u. 7e-r-- SPOT hsl.l-o. 2 ? -. !
lrt&4 --a-- ~ n = - = 3. . a.
i ! = r.'a Cd" -.s. average. p7i-4l. high
--.-ss = .-.-- white ralD-S IL u. 9
Etoc 80 p g. l0 "a Q . g 4. 3
i :. H RI "F H I'D q 30 =. = 3. = -
i -raL 7-e --'r-s. average. 29-4o, high
F..-.s-r5--a. Gauaehe-. Ms-kar-Ha--y
/ rals
q re-h-a-. 7oreerhu-E finished his
fs-ss az zane with a victory in the ar
ls-aor contest Ife defeated Dr. Walter
q lo.sas. CHAMPION 90 the Nev York
-.las.c Club a. points no 49, and IN doing
g. created 10 r-- record average ~ IS 1874
/ fr me --Hr----r-.. while his high runs
were y. e. end
4a--trrr-r vac f- rle old-tlr1e form and
| ,.-rsl RI - r-.-t .r She first two innings
wi ---s re- d. and "a He got the balls to-
Fr-- az on r-. -f t-e table and nursed
| f.sm hs.k ara f.r.- v.-h such a delicate
| l-t char me -..--- came fhick and fast.
| Peculiarly enough an ~ T0cecnburg'
p ars we've r- --a simplest % carr0us. A
t-- .f inches .e tre cushion s. draw thar
| rE- e. e-arr.- .. Clio hand ~ "a gently
/ f-re f...0 provided -le terminating
Ffrr u -rs r~-- promising runs.
/ L Douglas rr--. ---5 r's opponent with
B. amazing ~.-rr- ~ eet-Ups Indeed,
l-se was .r.- r- ro safety play INDUCED
a-d THE 'r measure contra Lted % t-e
rf-'-s' cr~s. a--a rf -H4 score.
Do DC-ras r. rs Ua-- displayed thst
tn'rsgnsss a- execution that has been
f'a-a~s-ef rf ..e rr~-pa-itiou~. Such
'frr- -re r- re put together re-
i. I'll ~f f|a rr---rss - PoEecn bug. /
\ o. rt'-r-t trr .--4-a re--e-i4v 90 --arprn-