Modern Billiards / A Complete Text-Book of the Game, Containing Plain and Practical Instructions How to Play and Acquire Skill at This Scientific Amusement

CUSHION CAROMS—STRAIGHT AND TRIPLE.

NOTE.—THE ONE PAGE IN MANY CASES COVERS SEVERAL GAMES BY THE ONE PLAYER. FIGURES IN PARENTHESES () DENOTE PAGE OF “BEST PERFORMANCES.”

STRAIGHT

Allen, T. W., 323
Baldwin, S. G., 320
Barnard, C., 324
Beard, 327
Bird, 320–21
Bullock, 325
Burris, 325
Bussey, 325
Brock, 327
Campbell, 322 to 324, 326
Carter, E., 321 to 323, 325, 326
Catton, 325
Cline, J., 325
Conklin, 327
Cotton, 324
Daly, M., 321 to 323, 325, 326
Dankleman, 325
Davis, C., 225
Day, 320
De Long, 323
Dion, J., 320, 321, 322 (328)
Donovan, 225
Eames, 324, 325, 326
Estephe, 320, 321
Flack, 320
Fournil, 326
Gallagher, 321, 323, 325, 326, 327
Garnier, 321, 325
Gilman, 324, 326
Guillet, 326
Hale, 327
Hatley, 325
Heiser, 321
Honing, 323
Hunter, 321
Ives, 325, 326 (328)
Johnson, D., 323
Kimball, 322
Levy, P., 320, 321, 325
McDevitt, 320
McLaughlin, 320, 321, 325, 327
Marshall, 321, 323, 324
Matthews, 325
Miller, S. W., 326
Morris, A., 321
Morse, 322
Moulds, 325
Muldaur, 327
Nelms, E., 320, 321
O’Neill, 324
Palmer, 320, 321, 325
Piot, 321
Poggenburg, 327
Pollard, 327
Reeves, 323
Roberts, G. A., 321
Schaefer, C., 325
Schaefer, J., 320 to (327–8)
Sexton, 320 to (327–8)
Slosson, 321 to (327–8)
Tarrant, 321
Thatcher, 323, 325
Vignaux, 321 to 323, 326
Wallace, T., 321, 322, 326
Warner, 320
West, 322
Wolff, 320
Woods, 325
Yatter, 321, 323 to 326

TRIPLE.

Abrams, 330
Anderson, 331
Anson, 329
Austin, 335
Avery, 332, 335 (336)
Ball, 333
Barry, 331
Barutel, 331
Bayne, 335
Berry, 331
Brock, 331
Bunker, 331
Burdick, 334
Capron, J., 329, 335
Carney, 333
Carter, E., 329, 330
Catton, 330
Chapell, 335
Clark, 335
Clark, W., 329
Clayton, 331
Cline, H., 335
Conklin, 333
Coon, 333
Cutler, 335
Daly, J., 330, 333, 335–6
Davis, W. F., 331
Day, 335 (336)
De Oro, 332, 335
“Dooley,” 334
Eames, 331
Ellison, 334
Ferguson, A. D., 331
Freeman, 334
French, 334, 336
Fuller, 335
Gallagher, 329, 332, 336
Gershel, 331
“Goodday,” 334
Gremmels, 336
Gundaker, 333
“Harris,” 331
Harrison, W. H., 330
Haskell, 329
Hatley, 333
Heineman, C., 329
Hevner, 331
Horgan, 335–6
Howard, 331
Howe, 334
Hueston, 335
Huey, 332
Hutchings, 331
Hyatt, 333
Ives, 329, 330
Jevne, 329 to 333
Johnson, S., 336
Johnson, W. S., 331
Johnston, W., 333
Jones, 333
Kasey, 335
Kenniston, 333
Kendrick, 335
Lacey, 335
Laurie, 335
Lawrence, 333
Lean, 335
Lord, 335
McCreery, 329 (336)
McLaughlin, 336
Maggioli, 334
Magnus, 329, 333
Maloney, 330
Miller, G. H., 330
Milsap, 335
Mitchell, G., 332
Morin, 332 to 334
Morningstar, 336
Myers, W. H., 330
Newland, 329
Pallasco, 334, 336
Pellage, 332
Peterson, P. (336)
Potts, 329
Presby, 332
Rapp, 331
Riley, 332
Rinehart, 334
Roux, 334
Ryan, 335
Sauer, 329
Sayles, 333
Scovil, 333
Schaefer, J., 329
Seymour, 333
“Shawt,” 334
Shea, 332, 334 (336)
Short, 333
Stanley, 335
Stiner, 329
Stone, 334
Strauss, 336
Sutton, G., 330
Tarleton, 330
Thatcher, 330
Townsend, 330
“Turners,” 334
Upton, 333
Vasquez, 330, 332, 336
“Wadsworth,” 331, 332
Wallace, 334
Wesseling, 333
Weston, 334
Wheeler, 334
Wheeler (Chicago Am.), 332
Wheeler (St. Louis), 331
White, F. R., 332
“Williams,” 331
Wilson, 329
Wright (St. Louis) 331
Zaehringer, 330.

FIFTEEN-BALL POOL.

NOTE.—THE PAGE IN MANY CASES COVERS SEVERAL GAMES BY THE ONE PLAYER.

Alana, 349
Alexander, 351
Allinger, 348
Andrews, 353
Banks, 351, 352
Barnes, 347
Barrett, 352
Barton, 345
Becker, 349
Bessunger, 341
Bien, 352, 353
Block, 341
Brumby, 350
Burns, 349
Burris, 348
Carney, 350
Carreche, 349
Carter, E., 341
Claess, 342, 343
Clearwater, 343 to 351
Collamore, 352, 353
Colton, 352, 353
Crowe, 354
Dale, 341
Daly, J., 348, 351, 352
Dankleman, 341, 343
Dawson, 351
De Oro, 338, 342 to 350, 354
Dewey, 352
Dinning, 345
Dion, C., 339, 340
Dion, J., 339, 340
Doran, 353
Dougherty, 345, 347, 348
Douglas, 352, 353
Dupree, 352
Eby, 344, 345, 348 to 350
Eden, 340
Eggleston, 343, 346
Erickson, 345
Fancher, 351
Fey, 351, 352, 354
Field, 340
Fraley, 351
Frey, A., 340 to 342
Frey, G., 339
Gamble, 352
Gillett, 349
Gould, 340
Gray, 352
Griffith, 352–3
Hamber, 349
Hamilton, 342
Hart, 352–3
Heatherton, 352–4
Heman, 341
Horgan, 348, 350
Hough, 340
Horning, 348
Hueston, 350, 351, 354
Hyman, 351
Kelly, 348
Keogh, 343 to 351
King, H., 347
King, J., 340 to 343
Kirkland, 349
Knight, S. F., 339 to 343
Kowenhoven, 351
Kryne, 353
Kuntzsch, 344, 345, 346
Lake, 351
Lambert, 341
Lawlor, 343
Lean, 350, 354
Leonard, 341
Levy, P., 348
Lewis, 351
Long, 348, 349
Lubbock, 353
Luddington, 345
McCabe, 349
McCoy, 353
McCune, 349
McNamarra, 351
McWarble, 339
Mack, 340
Malone, 341 to 343
Manning, 342 to 345
Moore, 339
Morris, A., 339, 340
Morris, G., 340
Munsey, 347
O’Donahue, 352
Payton, 344
Pearce, 353
Pelletier, 351, 352, 354
Porter, 349
Powers, 343 to 346
Price, 349
Rhoades, 348
Rice, 352
Roberts, J. (Eng.), 338, 346
Robinson, 351
Rodgers, 342, 346, 349
Roff, 352
Rudolphe, 339, 340
Saborido, 345
Schaefer, C., 339 to 342
Schaefer, J., 339, 340
Schu, 353
Schutt, 352
Sexton, 339, 340
Shaw, 343
Sherman, 344 to 350, 354
Smith, Prof., 349
Smith, 352
Smith (Houston), 353
Sneden, 349
Stewart, 344 to 346
Stofft, 348, 349
Strewe, 345
Stubbs, 348
Sutton, G., 341
Tallman, 351
Tarleton, M., 349
Thompson, E., 341
Thompson, 353
Thornton, 348
Tilt, W. A., 353, 354
Tripp, 351
Vorhoff, G., 349
Vorhoff, J., 349
Wahlstrom, 339, 340
Wallace, 341
Ward, 345
Walsh, 344 to 346, 349
Weller, 340
Wenrick, 345, 346, 349
Werner, 346
Weston, 349, 350, 354
Wharton, 343
White, T. E., 347
Williams, 353
Wilson, 347
Wilson, C. E., 339, 340
Young, Jr., 351, 352

FIRST EVENTS OF NOTE.

Amateur championship, 225; second, 227
Amateur championship of America, 257
Amateur to become champion, 212, 213
“Average”-keeping, 208
“Average” of double figures at Three-ball Game, 241
“Averages” (single and general) exactly alike, 266
Balkline introduced and described, 261 (Champion’s Game);
- 264 (8:2, followed by 10, 12, 12½, 14, and 18 in.);
- 265, 266 (Space Game)
Balkline (14:2), 267;
- in France, 270
Balkline (18:2) introduced, 276;
- revived, 290
Balkline (18:1)
- introduced, 276, 277;
- championship series, 277, 278, 285
Balklining by amateurs (8:2, 14:2, and 18:2), 272, 273, 291, 292
Bridge barred, 214
Brunswick table in public, 222
California’s only first-class tourney, 251
Canadian tournament, 213
Champion’s Game, 261;
- in France, 262
Championship tournament, 210, 211;
- of world, 242
Chicago’s first-class tournament, 243
Contest between foreigners, 219
Contest between French experts, 223
Contest of multiple nights, 244;
- of same at Cushion Caroms, 305
Crotch barred, 210, 239
Cushion-Carom Game, changes in cushioning rule, 302
Entrance-fees in tournament, 225;
- revived, 266, 267
Five players (the whole number) tied alike, 269
Four-pocket table introduced, 210
Fournil visits America, 306
Game played over, 232;
- second (Diamond Cue championship), 226
Game prohibitive of nursing, 230
Handicap in public tournament, 231, 252, 266
Home-and-home match, 210
Jawing barred, 211
Kerkau visits America, 277
Lines on table, 224
Long games in tournament, 225, 251
Lowering of height of tables, 237
Mace barred, 214
Massé barred, 210
Playing under protest, 224
Push-shot barred, 214, 225
Push-shot restored, 218
Professional tournament, 209, 210
Public or record contest, 208
Public match at West, 209
Running-out of game from start, 227
Run of triple figures at Three-ball Game, 241
State championship, 212
Sweepstakes tournament, 324
Thousand-point Three-ball Game in a night, 254
Three-ball Game officially adopted, 239, 240, 242
Three-cushion tournament, 329
Tournament in France, 255;
- also the last professional one anywhere at the same game (Three-ball Caroms)