Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-22
Tho Detailed Play.


 Jaxe Schaefer had the luck with him at the start winning the bank for lead. He collected the worries at the foot of the toble and at was compelled to play wide two cushion which he missed. Then WfAie Hope failed on three cushion shot, the opening inning standing at to 0.
 Hoppe was the first to really get into zutjon. On his second turn at the table he put together massive cluster that mounted with great rapidity into triple i4urey for A total of III. At the begin ming Of thls run the former champion took 10 cushion shots by which to assem- ble 4he globes at ,tnR lower end of the table From that on to 40 Hoppe kept the orhs closely punched. He overworked his draw shot for he Uas tfmid about the masse and aovided it when it was the all too evident stroke for position.
 The first long drive did not come in this run until 6S when he sent the first object sphere on it's first round the table jour ney. At 79 he played remarkable drive for a kiss at the end that was especially daring. This was one of the shots to avoid the faulty masse.
 It was impossible for HoDpe to do any thing other than half masse in order to negotiate the S7th carom. At this the iigEiing, hating stroke made it's first ap- pearaDce, but the crowd patiently waited. At 100 he had the globes at the foot of tsle table again. always gathering them prettily when they attempted to stray. before he missed on a spread draw of no great length
 Schaefer had some hard shots, prob leus in the way of multiple cushions and English that tested his nerve on his third visit to the table. He got some discour- aging breaks, due partially to his poor judgment as ile went on in attempt to work out a run
 He brought off a great follow shot at f3. but the orbs were rolling badly and unresponsively fer him a draw down the side ran failed to connect. On Hopes adorning his string with goose egg on the next turn. Schaefer managed to col lsct 45 that contained some close compe- tition by the short table method. S0haefer finally tripped up on a difficult cushion shot at the end of this effort
 HOppe completed the inning with Is, missing a baTIs shot which he employed rather than attempt masse. It was in tinis small cluster that he earlier deter mined upon q respot because of a freeze rather than trust to the perpendicular cue.
 It was at the end of this inning that Hoppe. led 126 to 69.
 In a cluster that mounted to a total of SO points Schaefer passed into the lead on his sixth turn at the table, This cluster was a string of jewels in the way oG cloOe manipulation studded Wit. Nril- liant drives a solitaire kiss, and masses. He gathered the spheres on his 18th count.
 Ten taTTies later on the chanpiun brought off his kiss drive that was of the same character as that Hope had previously played. The cue ball twice iourneyed the length of the table to kfgs on the red at the end. As be neared the half century mark Schaefer freely employed the drive as if to Timber his stroke. The result was a spectacular series of cushion caroms plenty of action. His first difficult nasse came at S2 and the champion easily made it. His next problem was a lineup at S9 with the globes tightly frozen to the rail and once more his skill at operating for kiss shots saved him. Schaefer was at tempting a follow shot when he missed at 90. This cluster sent him to the lead by the total of 162 to 145 for even Y innings.
 Then 1oaoWed numDer or unremun-
 tive innings for each of the men
 ;haefer started the ninth turn and goi he baIls nicely together. He was cue ing deficately, SO gently in fact that at 90 he failed to get legs on the cuG ban which did not make the distance
 ,HOppe only made q in his half of thin inning. At IS he was compelled to exc. cute a masse the shaft mo~;ag total ,OI 43 times on it's piston like movement be. fore he could let go for the stroke. ! upset HOppe and he soon missed on q draw Just after this spectator arose and requested that the referee call tht complete score at the end ot cVsrT fn- ming. At the time Schaefer led 1S2 tt I6e. : '- j.. ,'. r-f Or.
 Schaefer was the first to break the Sc queace of these uncertainty played in. hfngs He put together a great cluster of 6s as he begun tho tenth frame. HC started at the Ihead of the table operating freely and rapidly until he had passed into the last stages of the run. Hh 46th tally was spiral masSe with thl ofhs resting on the cushion. Later b. rolled the balls to the foot of the tabll where he was engaged in compiling counts by alternsted short drives to tn hds EailR Eventually there was a seat bering of the worries Schaefer retiring