Junior Championship' Won by Youngest Player, Bacradas, Fine Style The title of junior champion for 1925 appropriately goes to one of the youngest players. in the competition, P. S. Barradas, Monday had no difficulty in. beating L.G, Merge in the final at the Towa Tu. previous rounds Maggs had played good billiards, and was responsible for the highest break of the tournament, 95, but last nigh'
was decidedly nervy and never apparently touched his best toria, A good deal of his play was unsteady and lacked judgment, the re~ ult. being that his breaks' seldom passed che 20 mark. Barradas, on the other hand, was never ruffled throughout the game. He made aa excellent start with several good breaks, including a 61, and thus establishing a comfortable lead went steadily. ahead without at all being seriously pressed. He hi able style and generally sound ideas fon the matter of making a br his play being far more interes to watch than that of his opponent. Mages never at any time looked like waking up the ground lost in the frst 150, and was beaten by a big margin, the final score reading:
Barradas 500 Mages 392
The best, breaks were: Barradas: 26, 51, 24, 46, 36, 41, 25, 2%, Maggs: 81 and 38,
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