MOORE TO DEFEND TITLE AGAINST DE ORO ON TUESDAY
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Will Mrrl I'harlr* Mel'ourt^
NEW YORK, December 10.?Two favorites of New York city, George
? ha in:??!??!! Alfred <?ro,
the i halli uger, will cross i iifts in deadly
tomorrow Tuesday night at Doyle's
academy in the opening >?( their three
pights match for the Brunswick diamond trophy. '-intilmiati< of the world's,
t>i?*?*-t i;11i?.*i billiard championship.
The men will play points in blocks
of fifty, total points to????lint. The
winner will meet Charles McCourt, of
< leveland, the next hullcnger in line
and a forrner holder of the tit If. forty
days later
Followers of the destinies of the
ancle players in America are more
favorable than any similar event
that has been stayed in years. 