The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-01
HUEY CHAMPION BY
DIMINISHING MOORE.
latter Exccls in Early Part Of
. Final Night. hut Then
Is Overwhelmed.
TOTAL SCORE $50 TO 1873

william Huey Of Chicago banged his
at, N victory last night in the fnal
a., point block Of his match with
large Moore for the three cushion
.,,npionship Of the world. The young
Syss,ern challenger came back strong
an, Moore had made up the disad-
x,r,aee resulting from the play Of he
sr,. Two nights. He made so while
Moore was making A. last night and
nan the match by $50 to l3s scored In
me three nights.
Moore won the title In an open tour
lament at chicago las, spring after n
+. with Hucy and DAILY. He defended
/, successfully in n match against De
oo las; spring and had the satisfaction
~ holding the crown through the sum-
Ger months. only to be beaten by a
younger man. who brought force and
,r,on to back up n grea; knowledge
n, angles ard a technique that was par
.eularly effective in round the table
shots.
No stronger contrast could he found
tun that presented In the styles of
me ,wo men who battlcd before "A
crovd Of experts that filled the music
tal Of Dc New York Theatre. Moore.
ro,und and short, favored a delicate
s,-oke IN which there was not the
slightest waste OF effort. II a shot
failed to connect h u ball usually
stopped short within a few inches of
tho second object ball.
There WIS a about the
Champion that was entirely lacking in
m. demeanor OF the tall. slim chal-
l,nser. Hucy had nothing to lose and
everything 20 gain by the encounter
and he marched around the table with a
c,nndent and car,:ree air which seemed
"a denote that to hin n match for
ne title OF the world was all in the
DAYS work. II was this absolute lack
4 responsibility that came &c his res
u. when Moore by careful play and
delicate manipulation of the worries had
20, on even terms. thus recovering
rom the dis. trous second nights play.
which had left him ten points &c the
lad after the first night OF the en-
oounter had resulted In a lead Of ten
points FOR the champion.
Though strength was evident through
out all OF Huey's work.. IL was noticeable
for the rarest judgment in direction. es-
p>clally in the long bank shots which
called for acute calculation OF angles.
Payers OF note In the billiard world
opened their eyes in surprise as the
Chnagoan counted on bank shots one
after another and Il count Of his va
riey showed that in ten attempts at
bank shots Huey scored nine times.
The block OF points was played in
shorter time than on either OF the pre-
gAyr .tyhfs "a md IL UaS In tho SAx..psx-
sixth inning that Huey completed the
string that earned him the champion
ship. Both the new champion and the
Cd made spectacular runs that exceeded
their best OF h previous nights. In
this, as in the final outcome. Huey held
me advantage. as he clicked on eight in
Inc siNty-third inning. which sent him
70 the front with a rush. In this collec-
Ion were TWO bank shots AND four
around the table scored while he kept
the rel ball almost anchored In the right
hand corner. Moore's best run netted
SIX and this was turned out in the thirty.
seventh inning.
When Moore took the lead in the fifty
'eurth Inning Huey showed anxiety for
moment, and after Moore had made
A safety in the ffty-nfth the challenger
protested to the referee that the next
shot was a safety. Cline said the shot
aad been called. Huey appealed to DE
yro and Hoppe as to the possibility OF
's shot being made. Hoppe said after
ne match That the shot was barely pos.
sble ard anyhow Moore, though he left
he balls safe, escaped from the penalty
Of a second safety shot.
De ORC has challenged for the cha m.
3.6nshlp and the match will have to be
played not later than November g..