Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-24
K0PPE.LOSES
CUE TITLE TO
JAKE SCHAEFER
Chicago Champion Captures.
Worlds 1872 Balkline
Crown.

- ASPPVs7 AOAh SSuAS SApIClIlS
in the 1872 balkline billiard world.
made Jake schaefer. Jr., the interna-
tional champion today. Hopes first
defeat Tuesday night was .overwhelm-
ing 400 to rs. and in sthe,second game
last night, although his average for
the six innings, was never aequalled
in a championship tournament, it
was fourteen points below Schaefer's
mark of 'S3 rs. s. 81 ~
Hoppe. it was amounced today,
win exercise his right to challenge
within ten days, but under the rules
the new champion is >hot required to
risk his title before MarchF15, 1929.
An exhibition tou OF the east, with
Schaefer demonstrating his skill
against Roger Cont. French cham-
pion, is planned to start next Satur-
day. The first match it is said, will
be. in South Bend. Ind. M
Chicago. Nov. 23.--Jakes Schaefer,
OF Chicago, tonight won the worlds
49, balk lire billiard Tournament. de-
feating Willie Hoppe itle-holder.
The score was 500 10 346.{
AT the beginning O &the, fifth frame
needed.:2o1 to win, the score being ass
to 299. Z -.
Hoppe was a. severe strain.
n. msaa - potn.s' ous OF alH he1t
!; shot: AL
Schaefer drew the bank andSstarted
:! the game with a run Of So, missing
the cushion first calculation shot on
his s7th5 attempt.
" Then Hoppe. had, a; run OF 14o and
missed the next. going to the side rail
ed. ,up in the second frame by getting
away to. a run Of 212. but on his merit
shot missed a draw for the end rail.
Hoppe ran 26. missed :. carom shot
them schaefer vent, is. ana rnis.ed =,
dificult' two-cushion shot on his nexi
! try. ),
! Home was stonoed, With seven in
the third. missing o~ne-cushion shot.
left handed, a
schaefer ran - in the fo,inh in
ming, He missed a. cushion shot when
the balls rolled close and he e'i tried i For
2, play on the Sar. SHE of he second
hail icy oA '"e r. sue oi 'ne second
Home went zood il his ro,,r+h rim !.
ming 1875. then missing a snread draw
for his next shot schaefer.~ n,.da =
nm os.1sN ~ ~. sftht ra.s :
= le.d ~ ,7 rrh;. -.
a,aaJ uann asnln pr.t.:s.nyy
.nue9 lance D. retalnine
tle Ute.
Schaaser p,.xs roo,~
,s..-
~oehaeler, accorotns TO observers
piaSeu one OF Inc Coolest games IN
history.
In his fifth inning he stopped after
ms l24th shot, went after a drink OF
water and, returning, gave minute
to his cue.
er"arssisi paossa a. n n.aa,,'vel .o-op.
sstsefsSu iihins up Inc roa'ls, keeplns
tns wei sIoupeo AZ al umes
Hoppe Houtp1ayed n seemed at
no time to be UP to- championship
form. His defeat OF Tuesday night
seemed to have had nsenect on hi.
playing tonight.
Schaefer played out in six, inning.
with a. high run Of 212 and an aver.
age of Ss.1-3 Home h.d : ttst, ~
Of 1 and. an arers %. nf re sa *" ~ ~
score by innings. Is-iH :
Schasfer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
=, 5nn I,.hg,n 90 So.
Honna Sc ioe 'ass 80
HEEL r,a 10; o4o
- snhaa e. nSsiass
s;n,iIer ras+ s 10y on.sn loiioWeo
When Re 'dsfeatad i!ann IA tast nisn
~ sn lnnlnss, Tying p o first
piace IN tne and necessit-
a.ins .ne piay.ct1 -tonlsht ron which
ne 14Ie,sIo yieto!.
.ha..aous ne IS only II %oune
eenae.er mas Deen playing the game
Az ta lo,r ~ Ear l,ls wnc
usu zen Sea,s ago. uh~acteated cham
Plon.ln -tne ~ s.yle OF play, was re.
SaIuea as ons OF the Creates players
~ nisso,S ana was reierred to as the
VIVA
Takes Fathers Advice.
BE a champion or nothing, y. wa:
the advice his father rave hin, am,
mo which he acted Tha !. - ~ =
pion is known as ono Of The nsraaa.
~ Ma verv cono 80 ~. .