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)

CHIEF CAROM CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEYS.

Of America, [210], [211], [225], [226], [246], [310], [322], [330]
Of Canada, [213], [216], [217], [219], [222], [232]
Of the Champions, State and Canadian, [220]
Of Chicago, [253]
Of France, [255], [286]
Of Long Island, [225], [230], [233], [245]
Of Philadelphia roomkeepers, [267], [276], [278], [281], [313]
Of “Shortstops,” 270, [272], [276], [277], [294]
- (“Young Masters” in Paris), [301], [310]
Of States—
- California, [231];
- Connecticut, [212], [213], [265], [269];
- Connecticut and Western Massachusetts, [265], [266];
- Dakota, [257];
- Georgia, [218];
- Illinois, [216], [221], [299];
- Indiana, [219], [228], [253];
- Louisiana, [234], [242], [251], [252], [310];
- Maine, [217], [229], [230];
- Maryland, [217];
- Massachusetts, [214], [227], [233], [244];
- Missouri, [224], [225];
- Nevada, [223];
- New England, [270], [272], [288], [335];
- Northwest, [240], [292], [299];
- Northwest and Southwest, [248], [298];
- Ohio, [215], [223], [228], [247], [316];
- Pacific Coast, [222], [233], [243], [256];
- Pennsylvania, [213], [218], [220], [239], [317];
- Virginia, [217];
- Wisconsin, [224], [225], [316]
Of the world, [242], [254], [277], [285], [286], [290], [308], [309], [312]
Amateur—
- First national championship, [257], [258];
- A. A. U.’s, [279], [280], [281], [283], [286], [287];
- N. A. A. B. P.’s, [281], [283], [286], [289], [294], [300], [304], [305], [307], [308], [316], [317];
- French championship of world, [297], [301], [302] and 308 at 14:2, and 302 and 317 at 18:2;
- Championship of France and Belgium (18:2), [291];
- Knickerbocker A. C.’s, N. Y. City, [278], [283] (also see A. A. U.’s);
- Hanover Club of Brooklyn and German Liederkranz Society of Manhattan (see N. A. A. B. P.’s tournaments);
- Interclub, Philadelphia, [290], [291], [295], [301], [306], [312];
- New Orleans, [242];
- Illinois, [275], [299];
- Chicago, [227], [299], [300];
- Cook County, Ill., [282];
- St. Paul and Minneapolis, [287], [291], [296], [299], [300];
- Long Island, [233], [245];
- Billiard Club, N. Y. City, [295], [332];
- N. Y. A. C., [290], [313];
- Boston, [298], [313];
- Crescent A. C., Brooklyn, [306], [315];
- Massachusetts, [314], [315], [316];
- Mussey’s Challenge Trophy, Chicago, [323];
- Pacific Coast, [323];
- three-cushions, [330], [335]–6

NON-CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENTS.

Bookmakers’ handicaps, N. Y. City, [324]
Boston, [274], [295], [305], [307], [314], [326]
Brooklyn, [248], [257], [258], [259], [272], [292], [295], [302], [305], [306], [308], [315]
California handicap, [315]
Canada—Toronto, [284]
Chicago, [263], [271], [275], [276], [277], [280], [281], [285], [288], [289], [293], [296], [298], [299], [300], [302], [303], [304], [306], [309], [310], [311], [314]
Cincinnati, [274]
Los Angeles, Cal., [315], [333]
New Orleans, [253], [262], [283], [285]
New York City, [209], [249], [251], [252], [267], [270], [271], [273], [274], [276], [279], [282], [284], [285], [293], [295], [296], [297], [298], [299], [300], [303], [304], [305], [306], [307], [308], [310], [311], [319], [322], [323]
Philadelphia, [250], [275], [301], [306], [307]
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]