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.”

• 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.

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)