BILLIARDS.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19785, 25 November 1929, Page 16

BILLIARDS.

PROFESSIONALS AT PLAY. (V.TITED PRESS ASSOCIATIOX-M *X*CT*IO C xHOMAioo—imerm L,ONTX>N, November 3C. In the billiard, match, Lindrom (in pl»# has made 35,648, including break* of 1162 and 132. Smith has ecored 18,936, including a- break of 475. , _. MoConaciv has made 22,486, mcludin? breaks of I<»7 and 541. Davis haa Bcored 20,019, including a break of 663. LINDRUM IN GREAT FORM. (Received November 24th, 11 p.m.) LONDON, November 24. A billiards match of phenomenal scoring ended heavily in favour of Idndrum, who on the final day exploited the open method of scoring. His first visit to the table produced 964, including two runs of 91 and 4fl consecutive close cannons. Other rotable breaks were compiled by open means. The match is memorable in L-indrum'a career, making in one week five breaks of more than a thousand: He also scored more points than anvone else in a fortnight, while the total, points ecored by both players exceed any total previously in a fortnight's play of one match. Finally Lindrum's average for one match ia 209 per innings, while Smith, though vanquished by 7983, had a fine average of 150. The final day at Manchester found Davis in fine form. During the afternoon he scored 1528, or an average of 254, while McConachv, with 547 or an average of 78, held at the interval a lead of 1458. Davis in the evening scored 1282. ox an average o£ 67. McConachy scored 544, or an average of 32. LATEST RESULTS. (Received November 25th, 12.45 a.m.) LONDON, November 24. Latest billiards results are: Lindrum 28.333, Smith 20,350; McConaeky 23,589, Davis 22,769.