The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
Latter Puts Francis Applchy
Out Of Running, Beating
Him by 400 to 241.
EDGAR CONQUERS HEDDoN
STANDING OF THE pI.AyrRs

The national amateur ts.s ba'bl,,s
championship now lies between Edward
IS. Gardner % New York and Morris n
Brown OF Brooklyn. Brown defeated
tournament a. the Arion Society All
thereby ended the Columbia SUDDEN.
chance for the title. The score w4s 600
to 2F. Brown made an average "
5 40-4o. cred!table work considering n
amount of safety play his you,ufpl a..
ponent attempted. and his hos, rl~s
we're so. 80. %. 80. so. 20. % and 60
A Roodly rumber OF generous iu..-es
Young Applehy averaged ) 27-it. "a,
runs 1T 81. 90. IS and %.
Gardher has two more gdtres To- 1',,
Il he loses To- Francis Apple5v 'o.ug,,
he will bc tied with Brown for TIC '.li
each with four victories and one defeat
The title n that event WI he DE- .;-i
outrigh; by tomorrow nights game. ~
which Gardner Will NEE, Brow. =
Gardner defeats Appleby. then the te>;
Brown can do by winning 'o-m1rrou
would be to- gain 4 tie for the crown.
which would be decided by a pla yof Sa;.
urday night. J Ferdinand PoggenAy.g
will perform twice more. aga'ns, Charles
Heddon this afternoon and Edgar r
Appleby tomorrow afternoon.
Brown was held IN check By RE
younger Appleby's safety for sixteen ~.
nings last night. Only twice in tn span
! could he get runs OF double figure dimea.
sions. 20 and 30. Unable 70 scor. reg.
ularly on the shots the lad left him. n.
barely held on TO his adversary. Who ,ea
for thpt distance by 90 20 So
tIuyt,o had G,tri.go.s yT..Gg.. ~ .,.,
table shots by that time. Brown began
to count on LONG one. I'VE and three
cushion carons and got l3a In his 1c>'
nine innings, with punches Of l:. ~. 81?
and ~. H. "A %tw!nkl!ng the whole com.
pleX!on q: the game was changed az!
Brown was ahead at 22s to liz. They
KEEP, about hat far apart until the forty
fourth session. firown then ran - az
70 In succession. ending the match r..
score:
NOR: D Brown; hrot!yp,,s co.,', :,
/ o u .. "a, q T" -'
Aver,ss-' 800 .oiiish runs D.
f'anci. Arp e.y. New york. 10 " >
I, Z q, 3. ! = g. I. . !. !. %, 2. . :.
|. !. 8. o. y, !. ., =. : D.. ;. l. !
!, ga . o. '. 3. ! o = 49,. .t
Average 25-H. High runs ..
and "a Referee-Le"nard Hovlsor
Charles Heidon. the Dowagiac. VI d,
star. who is IN del.cIte health just ate'
getting out of a san.tarium, whore
took treatment for ~ 'rouh,c.
his worst work Of the entire tuurnat
yesterday afternoon. when Edgar o.
| Appleby beat HIM by a score of to- '
$50. Heddon, unable 10 stand the - f
Of competition. averaged only 80. e.
with 81. 20, IL and Is as his hes, r...
His opponent averaged 36-52. and 80
-. 50. 20 and %, II was Heddou'~ o.
defeat after W. victories. and he -'N
is tied with the elder Appleby for f-4-'
place.
Heddon led Edgar Appleby fo- one IN
ming. He won the bank and made .
opening shot. then missed. \ zero II
each followed. and Appleby g., !. o.
his second turn. putting him in the pos
ton OF pacemaker. where he staSeI 'f
the tenth ming he led by s. - T.. n
the twentieth at i66 to -. In the -
t.eth at 2i+ TO leo. in the fort.e'n =
BIS to 1873. in the ffticth at 39l :,
and lie won by a margin Of IA c-.'
The score
Charles Heddon. powasiac, Mich ~ .
. / ;i'oho"; a q; Q, o, u.s.
o. S. II, q, :, Total. ESQ Av-tag..
High runs. II. 20 and u
Edgar 7 Appieoy. Sew York :!
3. 5. ~. /. 3. a. o. -. 3. :. -. :. q =
.. $. :. 0; 10, $, 80. o o. T. =. .. r. ' .
:, 3 O. :: o. y, is,.I = o. 3 .
High runs. ~. 80. - and g.;
R~eftree-l"onard How.sou