New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
MUCH DEPENDS On
De 0RO'S MA1(p
Success Means Perman.,.
Retention of Famou,
Lambert Trophy.
JOHN DAILY LOSES
ON RECENT PROTEs,
Erstwhile Holder Hoped fo, :,
Chance to- Play Cuban 70,
ihree-Cushion Emblem

Should Alfredo De Orc d.f.a, e.
W. Moore IN the match for IA. v,tI.lh
CUSHION championship, TO TAXI nl. .al"
Doyie's Academy, October p rs*
30, the Lambert trophy will No.. = iu
personal property. The tronh~ 10
- said 70 have an intrin,is san
SLIGO, was donated by lords, ~ u
bert, Of 81. Louis. an amateur h,I LA
enthusiast, TO establish a prof...'sN
championship az three cushio,. ''As
IL was FIRST competed for In a.,
ment held IN 81. Louis in Nav.nt.
and December. 1907. The co,,.N'
were Harry ?. Cline. John D.I, ,1
W. Horgan, Lloyd Jerne Az o,'
Orc, Thomas Hueston. Franz "
horace h. Lean and Joseph Can,o, WI
Cline and DAILY tied for ~. ',
second honors. IN he play.os ct "a
won and became the first bol1.. !,
the championship emblem. tn.
were fifty points. A feature - .s'
tournament was the perform,r.. vs.
Day, who in his game aoain., n.
scored so uniformly that. withou, ut v'
ing run Of more than ). he ays,.. s..
LIZ. Since IT was donated. the ,,a,s.
has been in the possession Of c hv.ll
Daiy, Hueston, De ORC, Fred Fan.
Joe Carney and Horgan. '''
Four years ago last Febrp,,, r.
ORC, after having held il for ,..,'
the required period, was denrv.S !,
final control by being defsa,.S !,
Eames. On May q, % and 20 Isi, !.
match played in San Prar,i..
against Horgan. ne recovered no...s
sion of IT,. Since then he ha, .u...,.
fully defended i against Carney Yo,.
and Eames. ''''
by the conditions governing IN. A,
blem. II must be held for one wa, l.,
a holder cannot be compelled to plr
IN June. July or August. II mus, y,
ever, be subject 10 competitior \,
twelve playing months; henc. n,
champion exercise mis- option with y.
spect TO June, July or Angus, ~.
months must not be computed a, M,
ing months. These conditions h..
brought about peculiar situation n.
result of De ORC having elected "a, !,
play in the summer Of 1918 and lsu
On March 10. 1909. having b.,.,.
annoyed by chickering's over eons.,r,
tons OF the somewhat vague rule, r,,.
ulatlng challenges and contests "a, n,
trophy, Mr.. Lambert transferred .~
troll of il to the Brunswick. Balk,.c,.
Lender Company, whose decisions uuo,
all points relating to it have since b,.
final. ' WV
The latest ruling fayors De Orc. A.,
Is against John DAILY. The latter. vi,
recently returned from the Pac.,
Coast, announced himself ready a
meet ali corners at three cushions \,
wished 10 challenge for the embr
and submitted the question as .
whether such a challenge would v
effective against both De Orc ri
Moore. He was informed that he coz.
challenge the winner Of the psndiy
match, but that a challenge 80 is,vl
would be void. provided De Orc ven
returned the winner.
II was contended that. inasmueh
De Orc had not defended the .mbs
IN June. July or August OF the Is
TWO years, the twelve playing mo,.t
for which he was required to hold 5
would not expire until November q
Moore's challenge was issued June q
The Brunswick Bake Collender Coz.
pany ruled that. not having been ca.
lenged prior 10 the last day Of ~,
that month must be credited to De On
as a playing month. and the Cshn
need only defeat Moore TO seesin
ownership of the jewelled trophy.