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

INDEX.

Benjamin Garno

Acute draws, 128, 160, 170
Aim and delivery, 26, 27, 56, 57, 77
“Albany Pony,” 8
Angle, false, 92, 93
Angles, 54 to 57, 64, 81, 86, 87, 90 to 92, 106 to 112
Around-the-table, 84, 85, 116 to 119
Attitude, 21 to 23;
- for females, 22, 23
Averages:
- how to figure, 204;
- decimals best, 204, 205;
- general or grand averages, 205, 206;
- true and false, 206
Balkline Games described, 261, 264
Balkline Games recorded, 261 to 319
Balklining an American idea, 7
Ball:
- ivory and its care, 14 to 18;
- composition ball, 18;
- standard size, 18;
- fractional divisions, 27, 29, 41 to 44;
- slowed in play, 38, 100, 103, 104, 115, 124, 127;
- sometimes slides, instead of rolls, 31, 38;
- illustrated cue-ball as struck for draw, follow, twist and massÉ, 28
Bank shots (cushion first), 167, 168, 178 to 181
Billiard-room:
- its proper dimensions for various tables, 9;
- how best to light it, 9, 10
Billiard-table arranged for different games, 72
Billiards:
- pre-eminently a mental pastime, 1;
- participation its chief charm, 1;
- as a spectacle, 1;
- historically considered, 4 to 8;
- progress of, 1 to 8;
- in its new forms, essentially American, 7;
- appliances, their choice and care, 9 to 18
Bridge hand, 35, 9, 10
Gathering shots illustrated, 78 to 84, 150, 156 to 165
Habits, discarding wrong ones, 19, 20
Half massÉ, 39
Handicapping, 202, 203
Heavy cue, 24
Height of gas, 9, 10
Higham, Linley, 8
Historical, 4 to 8
Hollanders, 5
How to build a room, 9
How to hold a cue, 25, 26
Huguenots, 5
Illustrated caroms, 47 to 199
Incidence, angle of reflection and, 55 to 57
Introductory, 1 to 3
Ivory balls, care of, 14 to 18
Jump, its cause and prevention, 14, 39, 40
Kiss draw, 196, 197
Kiss follow, 196, 197
Kiss shots illustrated, 67, 123, 137, 138, 141, 144, 147, 163, 185, 193, 196, 197
Knights-Templar, 5
Ladies’ attitude at play, 22, 23
Learning from a book, 20
Leathering cues, 13
Machinery of billiards and its care, 9 to 18
Manual:
- Part I., 19 to 70;
- Part II., 71 to 199
MassÉ, 35, 37, 39, 68, 69, 148, 149, 166, 167, 198, 199
Mental drawing of angles, 56, 64
Methods of twist, 33
Mingaud, Capt., 6
Monasteries
NOTE.—THE ONE PAGE IN MANY CASES COVERS SEVERAL GAMES BY THE ONE PLAYER. FIGURES IN PARENTHESES () INDICATE PAGE OF “BEST PERFORMANCES.”
- Abrams, 234
- Ackerman, 215, 222, 223
- Anderson, 219
- Baldwin, W., 218
- Beatty, 215
- Benjamin, 213
- Bennett, J. G., 232, 234
- Bessunger, 234
- Bird, 209, 213
- Blaisdell, 227
- Bluim, 219
- Bly, 225
- Bowen, 231
- Brainard, 223
- Broga, 215
- Brooks, 214, 227
- Brough, 218
- Brown, 214, 217
- Brown, W., 218
- Bruce, 218, 221
- Bryan, 218
- Bullock, 233, 234
- Burbank, 212, 213
- Byers, 229, 231
- Campbell, 230
- Capron, L., 219
- Carme, 211, 217, 219, 223
- Carter, E., 232
- Casper, J., 223, 228, 247
- Chapman, 218
- Cheseborough, 214, 217, 219
- Cherry, 223, 228
- Choate, 215, 218, 222, 223, 228, 229
- Coan, 216
- Colby, 227
- Coon, 214, 217, 222, 229
- Craft, 230
- Crawford, 218
- Cronn, 214, 223
- Crystal, 208
- Cusick, 221
- Daly, M., 208, 226, 231, 232, 233, 235 (236)
- Daniels, 214, 215, 217, 220, 222, 225, 226, 229
- Davis, 222
- “Davis,” 216
- Davis, C., 215, 222
- Davis, E., 221
- Davis, R., 227
- Deery, 209, 210, 211, 214, 219, 225, 226, 229, 231
- Dennison, 227, 231, 233, 234
- Derome, 232
- Dion, C., 216, 217, 220, 222, 226, 229, 230, 231 (235)
- Dion, F., 232
- Dion, J., 211, 212, 216, 219, 224, 226, 230, 232 (235, 236)
- Dodge, 225
- Donahue, 216
- Egener, 222, 232
- Ellison, 227
- Estephe, 211, 213, 218, 220, 221 (236)
- Ferguson, J., 216, 231, 232
- Fitch, 231, 232
- Flack, 227
- Foley, M., 208, 210, 211 (236)
- Foley, T., 214, 216, 217, 219, 220, 223, 224
- Forhan, 221
- Foster, 211, 214, 216, 218, 222, 224, 227, 229, 231 (236)
- Fox, 211
- Francis, 232
- Frawley, 215, 220, 223, 224
- Frink, 214, 216, 232
- Furlong, 221
- Garnier, 226, 233 (235)
- Garratt, 228, 229
- Garst, 229
- Geary, 209
- Gillett, 233
- Glessner, 217
- Godfrey, 217
- Goldthwait, 210, 212, 215, 216, 219, 220, 222, 225, 234
- Gregg, 228
- Griffey, 215
- Grunkemeyer, 223, 228
- Guillett, 216
- Harding, 214
- Hardy, 225
- Harrison, A. H., 219, 220
- Hewes, 213, 221
- Hewins, 213, 223, 231
- Hickey, 232, 233
- Hoa, 234
- Honing, 215, 223, 228
- Honohan, 221
- Hoyt, 221
- Hubbell, 212, 213, 220
- Humphreys, 227
- Hunt, 212, 213
- Jakes, 213, 214, 216, 222, 231, 232
- Jamison, 222, 232 (236)
- Karff, 225
- Kavanagh, 209, 212, 217 (236)
- Keating, 212
- Kendall, 233, 234
- Kenny, 231
- Kimball, 231, 232
- Kinzie, 227
- Kleser, 224, 225, 229
- Knox, 232
- Kraker, 233
- Langdon, 214, 215
- Le Brun, 216, 221
- Little, 210, 230
- Liverman, 225
- Lloyd, 218
- Lynch, D., 210
- Lynch, J., 209
- Maggioli, 234
- Manard, 219
- Masters, 216
- May, 213, 216, 217, 219, 222
- McCarthy, 219, 220
- McCleery, 230, 233
- McCracken, 219, 228, 229
- McDevitt, 211, 212, 215, 216, 220, 222 (235, 236)
- McFarland, 219
- McKeever, 214
- McVittie, 216
- Miller, D., 213, 214, 217
- Miller, H., 234
- Miller, J., 234
- Miller, M. M., 219
- Montgomery, 213
- Morris, E., 222
- Morris, G., 219
- Murphy, J. F., 227
- Murphy, James, 227
- Myers, F. A., 218
- Nelms, 211, 213, 220, 221, 232 (236)
- O’Brien, 227
- O’Connell, 219
- Olcott, 224
- Orndorff, 223
- Palmer, J., 213, 221
- Parker, F., 212, 222, 226, 228, 229 (236)
- Pearce, 219
- Peck, 214, 233
- Phelan, J., 232
- Phelan, M., NOTE.—THE ONE NAME IN MANY CASES COVERS SEVERAL GAMES ON THE ONE PAGE. FIGURES IN PARENTHESES () INDICATE PAGE OF “BEST PERFORMANCES.”
  - Abrams, 242, 244, 251, 252
  - Bainbridge, 258
  - Barnard, 258, 259
  - Bassford, 239
  - Benjamin, 238
  - Bessunger, 242, 243, 250, 252
  - Blanchard, 242
  - Bluim, 247
  - Braisted, Jr., 237, 238
  - Briggs, 244
  - Burchard, 247
  - Burleigh, 248, 249, 252, 257
  - Bussey, 248, 253
  - Capron, J., 258
  - Carme, 237, 239
  - Carney, 253
  - Carter, 247, 248, 250, 252, 257
  - Casper, 247
  - Catton, 255, 256, 260
  - Choate, 247, 248
  - Cochrane, 242
  - Cole, 256
  - Coleman, H., 247
  - Cook, 245
  - Coon, 239, 240
  - Coste, 242, 244
  - Daly, M., 241 to 255 (260)
  - Daniels, 240, 246, 250
  - Dawson, 256
  - Deery, 237, 242, 249
  - Dennison, 244
  - Dion, C., 238, 240 to 243, 245 to 254
  - Dion, J., 238 to 250, 252 (260)
  - Dodds, 245, 255
  - Donahue, 258
  - Doyle, 239
  - Duhy, 259
  - Eames, 258
  - Effler, 248
  - Emery, 257
  - Estephe, 255
  - Flannagan, 257
  - Foley, T., 240
  - Foley, T. P., 280
  - Foster, 238, 246
  - Fox, 237
  - Freeman, 237
  - Gallagher, 247, 248, 252, 253, 254, 256
  - Garnier, 240, 241, 243 to 252, 254, 255
  - Garratt, 248, 249, 253
  - Haskell, 259
  - Hawkins, 253
  - Heiser, 252, 253, 254, 256
  - Hewins, 238, 239
  - Hickey, 244
  - Hoa, 244, 248, 253
  - Honing, 247, 248, 252
  - Honohan, 239, 253
  - Ives, 259
  - Jennings, 257, 259
  - Jones, 257
  - Kavanagh, 237
  - Keeney, 259
  - Kerkau, 259 (260, 314)
  - Knapp, G. L., 257
  - Knight, C., 252
  - Knight, S. F., 245
  - Kraker, 243, 249
  - Le Brun, 240
  - Little, 243
  - Liverman, 240, 248
  - Lowry, 255
  - McAfee, 248
  - McAlier, 239
  - McCleery, 243, 256, 259
  - McCreery, 253 to 256
  - McDevitt, 238
  - McKenna, 257, 258, 260
  - McLaughlin, 255, 256, 259, 260
  - Maginniss, 258
  - Maggioli, 242, 243, 244, 248, 249, 252, 256
  - Magnus, 255, 256
  - Miller, A., 258
  - Miller, C. P., 253
  - Miller, H., 239, 241, 242, 244, 248, 249, 252
  - Miller, J., 244, 252
  - Morris, G., 253
  - Morris, Lon, 244, 256
  - Morten, 257, 258
  - Moulton, 259
  - Mott, Jr., 253
  - Mullen, 247
  - Nelms, 239, 245, 255
  - Oddie, Jr., 257, 258 (328)
  - Palmer, 239
  - Parker, 239, 241, 248, 253
  - Pearce, 240
  - Peck, 244
  - Perkins, 243, 257
  - Pihet, 245
  - Piot, 255
  - Plunkett, 239
  - Poggenburg, 259
  - Pulsifer, 244
  - Quaid, 244, 251, 252
  - Reed, 255, 256
  - Rhines, 239, 241, 248, 253
  - Rice, 263 (Champion’s Game)
  - Rockhill, 239
  - Rudolphe, 240, 241, 243, 245, 246, 248, 249, 250, 252, 254
  - Saylor, B., 253, 256
  - Schaefer, J., 243, 249, 250, 252 to 255, 258 to (260)
  - Shauer, 257
  - Shaw, 248, 250
  - Seaman, 253
  - Sexton, 243, 247 to 254 (260)
  - Slosson, 243, 246 to 255 (260)
  - Snyder, 243, 253
  - SoulÉ, 257
  - Stone, 238
  - Sullivan, 244
  - Terrell, 243
  - Thatcher, 247, 252
  - Townsend, A. R., 258, 259 (328)
  - Trebar, 314
  - Ubassy, 242 to 248
  - Vermeulen, 240
  - Vignaux, 243, 246, 248, 249, 255 (260)
  - Wickes, 238
  - Wilson, 244
  - Wright, 243
  NOTE—THE ONE PAGE IN MANY CASES COVERS SEVERAL GAMES BY THE ONE PLAYER. FIGURES IN PARENTHESES () INDICATE PAGE OF “BEST PERFORMANCES.”
  Foss, 279, 281, 284, 287, 289, 294, 296 (326)
- Fouquet, 291
- Fournil, 270, 275, 286, 298 (318)
- Foy, 303, 306
- Francois, 313
- Franklin, 282
- Fremont, 299, 312
- Gallagher, 262, 267 to 270, 275, 276, 277, 282, 284, 285, 291, 305, 306, 307, 310, 311, 314, 315
- Gardner, E. W., 276, 283, 286, 289, 293, 294, 299, 300, 305, 307, 315, 316, 317–18
- Gardner, F. C., 283, 286
- Gardner, P., 290
- Gay, 270
- Gerhardt, 284
- Gershel, 279, 292, 293, 296, 298, 300, 303, 304, 305, 311
- Gibelin, 286
- Gillette, 292
- Gilman, 272
- Glorieux, 294, 295
- Goodwin, 275
- Gray, 280
- 296, 297
- Maguire, 304, 315
- Marcotte, 293, 294
- Maure, 291, 297
- Mayer, J., 304
- Mayer, Jos., 306, 312
- Mial, 278, 279, 281, 283, 284, 287, 289, 292, 293, 294, 299, 316
- Milburn, 276
- Miehle, 284
- Miller (Pittsburg), 291
- Miller, A. B., 273, 276, 278, 279, 282, 283, 287, 296
- Miller, J. M., 285, 288, 289, 293, 296, 299, 303, 306
- Millette, 292, 293, 295, 302, 315
- Moon, 301
- Morley, 297
- Morningstar, 277, 282, 284, 285, 287, 294, 295, 309, 311, 312, 314, 315
- Morris, Lon, 264, 266
- Mortier, 313, 317 (337)
- Morton, 291, 295, 301, 306, 312
- Moulds, 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)
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- Pittsburg, 291, 293
- Portland, Ore., 304
- San Francisco, 251, 266, 288, 289, 292, 297, 304, 332
- Saratoga, 318
- St. Louis, 253, 256, 312, 329, 331
- Trenton, N. J., 307, 314
MISCELLANEOUS CONTESTS.
- Amateur sixteen-hour, 214
- Amateurs desperately end ties, 282
- Amateur international, 257, 296
- Balkline played by telegraph, 284
- Best performances—
  - Four-ball, 235, 236;
  - Three-ball, 260;
  - Champion’s Game, 263;
  - Balkline, 310, 311;
  - Cushion Caroms, 327–8;
  - Amateurs’, 337
- Cushion Caroms, last professional tournament at, 326
- Experts’ Game, 231
- Handicapping by games (14:2 vs. 8:2), 270
- Irregular Billiards, 338
- Ives vs. Roberts, 338
- Kerkau vs. Trebar, 338
- One cue-ball, 330
- Revival of 8:2 Balkline, 283
- Roberts vs. De Oro, 338
- Space Game, 265, 266
- Two styles of game in one night, 229, 338
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STRAIGHT

TRIPLE.

FIFTEEN-BALL POOL.

FIRST EVENTS OF NOTE.

MISCELLANEOUS CONTESTS.