The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30

cardcd procautlon and made some |
real shots but seemed 10 lack con- |
troll, frequently getting lncups. He |
grouped the balls on his 10Th point. |
Schncfer's beautiful shot making |
carried him 10 IS, but he failed 90 |
drive tho balls out of balk and II |
was Hopes shot with tho score
l,24i to 1859 against him
Hoppe had no trouble in the
sovonth Inning until his twenty
eighth point whom a cushion shot,
| with the first object bali driven.
brought all three worries into al
/ corner, whore ho quickly added 90
/ more, lie reached GO with splen-
| did bank TO the side rail, and appar-
| emily had missed at II. but Just
grazcd tho ball An intentional kiss
| follow gave Hoppe his seventy-third
and no repeated tho shot Tor the
seventy-slxth, being lined up each
time.
Hoppe was giving n great eX-
hibition OF shot making at this stage
or the block. but missed after making
! 81 Schacfcr. however. found the
balls scattered aud could mako only
four Hoppe got one and was kissed
| out OF the noXt. Schaefcr. however
/ could not score.
| ~ k'iAN' NtAH il'l' W n Alll ff-
| cushion affair at this point than
| balk line contest.
Hoppe got tho balls together again
/ IN his ninth inning, however.
Hoppe Takes Lend.
Hoppe seemed to recover his
stroke, and playing beautiful posi-
tlon. soon reached 30. with the OK
| ception OF Schaefors second inning
II was the first time tonight either
man had looked better than good
amateur, the strain apparently hnv-
ing broken both Of thcm.
An easy nurse shot gave Hoppe
his scvcnty-socond point and brought
him into n tie with SChacfCr. l.246
apiece. The audience gave a great
cheer as tho challenger then stopped
into the lead
Hoppe was frozen to the whito or
his lO6th point, aud had 20 scatter
the balls hl scoring A long two
cushion shot made Il 40. but bc
. missed a thrce-cushion natural after
scoring III.
SChacfor missed three cushion
nttcmpt and Hoppe also missed a
, long drive. Tho score then stood:
! Hoppe i,2Si. Schacfer 1.2A5.
Suhacter missed again CE a dit.
! ticuit round -thc-tnhlo shot aud
Hoppe began scoring vita a four
cushion billiard,
. Hoppe ran 4i, easily, giving him
= n lead OF l,32S to Las. and then
2 missed bank.
After scoring 10 n his twelfth
Inning OF touights block. Schacfoi
!, drew another lineup which caused
u trouble, but a sorlcs Of clcvcr fol.
$ lows brought the balls together at
4 the other end OF tho table ana "a,
H. ] M ugf ltf ..l. q. d
!, again were lined up, but ne scored
!, with short bank, lie nursod then
u 10 90.
a Into Stretch.
n Schacfer tied Hoppe at i,32S
each, by reaching his S3rd point o
r the run through clever daw an,
$ masse shots and then took tho len,
4 again.
= Schaefer was now shooting lu real
{ championship fashion and rcUchc,
I l60 without faltering.
- At l74 the balls scattered but
q drive again gathered them ana a
I 1856 tho champion began seriCl
Of nurse shots which carried him /,
: 200 with his stroke still steady. a
, beautiful two-Cushiou bank made
1t 2o5, with 80 10 go.
A three-cushlon intentional kiss
shot which started with the three
balls lined together on the end rail
made the 2l2th point, but he missed
q cross-table draw after making
|2l3, The score then stood: Schao-
, for l iJS; Hoppe l.3.S.
H,.,re mixed short banks and
! nurse shots for his first 30 points
: In the twelfth inning and twice
/, made short follows with intentional
q kisses, He had not scattered tho
balls even once when he reached 90.
q Tho siNty-fourth and siNty-flfth
y points were bank shots with tho
~ balls In a line. Tho sIXty-ninth
n. was another lineup with Ioppe's
70 cue ball In the corner and the two
"A object balls stretched across the
"a end rail. masse scored il. Homie
~, frequently was taking az long as a
w minute 70 aim on shots at this
re point.
He drew another lineup for the
III eighty-lhlrd but made an intention.
hss-tollow. The run ended viii
IS 80 when q cross-tablo drive failed