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NOTES. 



At the Baltimore, Maryland, shoot, June 

 2d, 3d and 4th, in which 80 shooters par- 

 ticipated, DuPont smokeless won every- 

 thing, as follows: 



Open Events — 1st general average, L. S. 

 German ; 2d general average, J. M. Haw- 

 kins ; 3d general average, L. J. Squier. 



Amateur Events — 1st general average, 

 H. D. Jackson ; 2d general average, W. L. 

 Henderson. 



Baltimore Handicap won by W. L. Hen- 

 derson; score, 48x50, 19 yards. 



County Amateur Championship of Mary- 

 land won by H. D. Jackson; score, 100 

 straight 



Three man team race won by Cecil Coun- 

 ty team ; score, Cole, 49 ; Miller, 46 ; Jack- 

 son, 46; total, 141x150. 



I have sent you 15 subscriptions to Rec- 

 reation, for which please send me as pre- 

 mium a 12 gauge Davenport ejector shot 

 gun. I have not spent 5 minutes in getting 

 up this club. Recreation speaks for itself. 

 No true sportsman can afford to be with- 

 out it. 



Alvord Van Gorder, Ansonia, Pa. 



Mr. U. B. Atchison, Box 308, Melrose, 

 Minn., would like to hear from Mr. Charles 

 O. Bartley, formerly of Schroyer, Kansas, 



