The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-03
P%OGGENBURG HAS TASK
CONTROLLING worries
Finally Wins Slow Game by
Run of 25-Milburn Also
Takes His Game.
TOURNAMENT STATISTICS.

Y. Poggenburg our hours of play and
six,y-tour innings to run 400 points in
the third game OF the annua amateur
class \ 1872 balkline billiard tourna-
ment at the Union League tonight. lie
won from Corwin Huston Of Detroit
who ran up 343 points in the sixty-four
innings.
Poggenburg seemed unable TO hold
the balls together and failed to show
his accustomed easy stroke from ball
to ball. Huston was erratic. hut gave
promise OF beating P~oggenbufg near the
finish when he made his nigh run OF
81. lie was one point chino Poggen-
burg In the rfty-ninth. but the former
champion rallied and ran the game out
in the ~slxty-fourth with 20 we'll cal
culated carroUs.
1, was aides night a, the Union
League. and nearly "A hundred women
prominent socially IN the city watched
the game until its dragginess drove them
away. six women stuck gamely through
The fou hours.
The following prominent persons wit
messed the play Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H.
Hovey, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Reckefus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brookes, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Il. Airey, MIR. and Mrs.
Edward X. Leech, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
t.IIttll, ~ IL tFdHloIb, "i' h'i ~ =
Charles A.. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il.
Cope Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. Monte
Clothier, Mr.. and Mrs. Trainer Kerr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Rogers Woodruff,
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. NJ. BoshNsrel'. pr. and
Mrs. Richard Norris. Mr.. and Mrs, F 5.
Harris, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur u smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S, Landell. Miss Helen
williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Sayen
OF Paris.
Mrs. H.. s. Faussett, Mrs. W ~.
Sterling. Mrs. y. c Cregar, Mrs, 5. r
look, Mrs. j. e. Engart, Mrs. +. e.
Garrigues. Mrs, A. c. Hirsh, Mrs,
Clarkson Clothier. Mrs. r. A. Dudley.
Mrs. John Pomeroy. Mrs. r Mason
Thompson, Mrs. S. ". Reading, Mrs.
Samuel Eckert. Mrs. S. b., Eckert. Mrs.
Il. w. Combs, Mrs, ". T, Shoemaker,
Mrs. Charles II. Bean, Mrs. c. r.
wilkinson. Mrs. J. w. Iippincott, Miss
Wright. Mrs. Norman Gray. Mrs. f p.
Wilford, Mrs. A. w. Wistar. Jr, Mrs.
John Overn, Mrs, W. T. Mccall, il, Mrs.
\. c. Ferguson. Jr.. Mrs. T., Stanley
Hart. Mrs. FL. G. Kitchener, Mrs. George
II. Tleckel, Mrs, N. A.. Scott. Mrs. Her
man Hopes, Mrs. F. 7. Pussy, Mrs. VI.
J. Mulkin. Mrs, II. n Horrocks, Mrs.
Norton, Miss Neide. Mrs, J. II, Billing
Sharp, Mrs. L. g. Buckwalter and Mrs.
George Mattlack.
EVENING GAME,
Posgcnburg-25. o, 0, o.. /, a. rs J.,
3 +. : 8, IS; i, 's,'s.'i /:
2, o'"I. 20. g. l"'2,"o .. i. 10. H.. II. O.,
Is. Total, 200. High run, AZ, Average,
Huston--o, .. !, l, :, IS. 5 !, o,
&, o. 0, IL. o, 2, IL, T. o, l. !, 81, !,
!, 10. o. 3, 5, 10, 8. ], o, !, II, 4, u, .,
., o. 0, l.. !, 8, O., ~. !. =, ., l. ~, q
o, 4. 1, 0, o, 10, 8. 81, 3, I, q, y.
Total. 34S. High run, 81. Average,
. 1884,
Eugene L. Milburn OF Memphis won
the second game of the tournament at
the Union League In the afternoon from
Charles Heddon of DoNagiac, Mich, In a
slow anne by the score OF 400 to 3%5 IN
tfty-two innings, The score:
AFTERNOON GAME
Milburn--O, l., 6, -, 7, 20. ., o, o
b. 3. O. y, !. ,, Q, 3, !; j. o, p !.
II, 81, ~. l.. II, 0, o, T. J. ., o, q, |, -
Total, 400. High run, SO, Average,
7 3G-52,
Hcddon-L l.. g. |. ~, e. o.. 3, o, o,
a., IL, 3. o. Q, 81, .. 3 a.. q. |, 0, /
.. I. 3. 3S, o. o, z o, o. n :. I. |. 4. u. =
Total. 345. High run, u. Average
c $3.50.