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... BILLIARDS. SPLENDID DISPLAY IN THE TOURNAMENT. STEVENSON AND DIDDLE AT THEIR BEST (in play). 15.667 (at his points): Stevenson, 12,706 t 2.1172 behind points). The tournassest heat which Slovenian and Digglo are the principals is still • great drawing ...
... BILLIARDS. C. DAWSON V. E. DIOGLE, for n Giaoeit’s Circus, Newcastle, yeaterdiv game 18,000 against E. Higgle of m. *?, , whom bo conceded start, for £lOO a side Qcb l * r £2OO, given by Mr. James Lowes. Dawson the Sim of tho afternoon suing took some ...
... BILLIARDS. PERFECT BREAK OF 538 ...
... BILLIARDS. D. Rickards Qro. Ooiliws.—On Monday. July 11, Uukk well Inown S.M) np«U 600 spot etrohe tarred, »t the 'i'uvcru, Hill, 1.90 ...
... * ,OT4I ' - w. COOK v. J. BENNETT. Although the billiard season proper i*. and ha' tiuie, virtually over, these celebrated cu. st;:i * rolliui,' merrily, by each other every . biliou games of billiards and pyramids, at the '• •* j,. New Bond-strcct. When ...
... billiards. „ EIXTURBS FOR NOVEMTIEB JMI4-J. North and Sh.OiK) ut. bjrreai. •to » j 0, » l 'qtiMiom. W..tminitor. * SlrauS 11 * Utl.tdrd Touruhaunt, Id. CathsriaMtrMt, billiards the esyptiax hall. ™. RIOHARDS t. W. SPll.Uill. T ■ match between tlmee ...
... BILLIARDS, Monday evening next match between two well known amateur* will take place at Mr. Charles Graham’s saloon, adjoining the Ship, High-street, Poplar,commencing at seven o’clock. St. JambVr llAti.. Rkokst-stheet (BAMgonTiKo llAtn).— Grand billiard ...
... BILLIARDS. -« FIXTURES FOR FEBRUARY. stoB.—W. Cook and W.J. Peall, 4,W0 up, spoi-baired, the lloyal Aquarium, Westminster. d. J. Robert v. £’oo, 20,W0 up. Rtehurils 10, OW stuvt, Dudley (lullery. KgyjUiau Hall. Piccadilly. s'and f d.—Coouty of Laucasit-r ...
... BILLIARDS John R ...
... BILLIARDS. W. H. SPARROW H. HALLIWELL Play in the profeseional tour. minima prornotol Jack ?damask at the Watford Head llot Tottenham Court-rd. was continued yesterday afternoon. when W. 11. Sparrow trey. 50) and H. llolliwell tree. 110) met in the eleventh ...
... BILLIARDS. BEET COX’S BENEFIT. Bert Cox, the well-known and popular South London billiard marker, having recently mat with some reverses, will tendered boaeiit on Monday, September s,at the Royal George, New-street, Kennington Fark-road, when the genial ...
... BILLIARDS. John Batchelor, of Brighton, and G. Gibson, of Manchester, a Game of Billiards, 500 up, fob a-side, and Seven Games Pyramids, Batchelor giving Two Balls, fob £35 a-side. very scientific game of billiards and pyramids cook place on Thursday ...