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Traver 17 11 17 
Green 19 19 19 
Marvin 17 18 17 
Mcrris 17 18 19 
Wheeler 19 20 17 
Dalley 17 19 19 
Dietzer 15 12 15 
Bush 16 
Suckowac 12 
G W Morris 16 12 12 
W L Kurtz 12 11 12 
Spaulding 16 17 17 
H Sidway 16 16 18 
Heinold , 14 14 15 
Burkhardt 17 20 16 
Foster 16 18 19 
Cordey 13 13 13 
Curtis 15 16 17 
H Valentine 12 16 14 
Knowlton 16 19 17 
Bozard 14 16 20 
Tall man 17 16 19 
McMurchy 19 20 19 
Tuttle 19 18 17 
Lewis 18 16 19 
Chapman 16 14 18 
H Harrison 14 15 15 
Cottle 16 17 18 
E J Snyder 17 18 19 
G Covert 19 20 19 
Hammond 19 17 17 
C S Clark 17 16 19 
Colville 16 17 14 
Kirshner 20 19 17 
Southworth 18 17 19 
Hopper 13 16 16 
C S Sidway 16 15 20 
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Greiff 10 15 16 
H Elliott , 18 20 18 
Le Compte 19 20 16 
T Lund 7 12 12 
Shelly 17 18 18 
P Bernhardt 11 11 10 
Dr E S Carroll 10 13 16 
Dr Burke 11 12 12 
T E Lodge 16 15 12 
j Swartz 11 15 14 
Everding 14 16 10 
Reineeke 14 18 16 
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Durston 19 13 17 
M Fisk 13 15-15 
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Fruehauf 7 10 9 
Gohn 9 8 12 
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Gilbert 19 19 
Apgar 18 18 
Le Compte 18 18 
Squier 18 20 
Fleming 18 17 
G Henry 18 19 
King 18 16 
Rahm .... 17 15 
Pontefract 18 19 
Daudt 15 H 
Piercy 16 13 
Hull If 18 
Upton 19 16 
Griffeth 39 19 
Floyd 20 18 
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Aug. 19, Fourth Day. 
Favorable weather prevailed during the day. 
The Dean Richmond trophy, for three-man teams, 25 targets 
per man, entrance $10 per team, had five contestants: the Hunter 
Gun Club, of Fulton; the Baldwinsville Gun Club ; the Infallible 
Gun Club, of Buffalo; the Audubon Gun Club, of Buffalo, and 
the Jefferson Gun Club, of Buffalo. The Hunter Gun Club came 
out victorious, with a score of 66 out of a possible 75, the high 
score of the team, 24, being made by the veteran, Mr. Harvey 
McMurchy. The scores: , T _ 
Hunter Gun Club, Fulton— George Lewis 23, I. K. Chapman 19, 
Harvey McMurchy 24; total 66. „, • £ 
Baldwinsville Gun Club, Baldwinsville— Windsor Morris 21, 
C. T. Dalley 22, Charles Marvin 22; total 65. ^ 
Infallible Gun Club. Buffalo— C. W. Hart 23, Frank Parsons 19, 
Gilbert Deitzer 17; total 59. ~ \ , „ „. 
Audubon Gun Club. Buffalo— C. S. Burkhardt 19, Major F. W. 
Foster 21, Frank D. Kelsey 18; total 58. . 
Jefferson Gun Club, Buffalo— F. Emond 20, George Morris 18, 
P. Bernhardt IS; total 56. ... , 
The Audubon Handicap event divided the interest with the 
Dean Richmond trophy. It was an event open to all, 50 targets, 
handicaps 14 to 22yds., $5 entrance. The first prize was an 
upright piano, valued at $325. Second prize was a building lot, 
valued at $250. There were about forty contestants. 'Mr. I'icd 
Gilbert, 22yds., and Mr. Geo. Piercy, 17yds., tied on 46, and were, 
high, taking first and second prize and divided. The ties on 45 
shot off at 25 targets, with results as follows: Fleming 23, third 
prize, a Marlin repeating shotgun; Morris, 21, fourth, a silver tea 
set; Snyder, 19, fifth, ice box; Nobles, 17; Lewis 17. 
The ties on 44, at 25 targets, resulted as follows: Kelsey 24, 
silver water pitcher; Fulford, IS; Rahm, 17. The scores in the 
Audubon Handicap follow: Fleming 45, Floyd 45, Henry 40, 
Pontefract 40, Rahm 44, Upton 42, Daudt 43, King 39, Squier 30, 
Piercy 46, Hart 41, Harrison 3S, Fulford 44, Griffeth 40, Gilbert 46, 
Apgar 40 Hull 37, Nobles 45, H. Elliott 43, Morris 45, Le Compte 
41 Lewis 37. McMurchy 39, Hopper 31, Burkhardt 40, Heer 39, 
Kelsey 44, Glover 41, Stohr 38, Bush 34, Duston 42, Eaton 26, 
Bozard 31, Wasson 37, Southworth 41, Fish 38, Reineke 43, Suckow 
36 Snyder 45, Deitzer 36, Parsons 39, Broderick 34. 
In the open events the averages for the three days at 480 targets 
were as follows: 
1st Day. 2d Day. 3d Day. Total. 
JAR Elliott 446 150 156 452 
F Gilbert "51 153 155 459 
N Apgar 138 140 144 422 
C O Le Compte 146 148 142 436 
L Squier -.135 138 144 417 
E D Fulford 145 142 146 433 
W H Heer 150 154 144 448 
H McMurchy 150 151 156 457 
S Glover 132 135 153 420 
The averages for the three days in the State events, 485 targets, 
were as follows: 
1st Day. "2d Day. 3d Day, Total. 
Hart 147 148 151 446 
Tallman" 140 141 146 427 
DietTcr 127 125 130 382 
F ovd 150 .. 133- 158 441 
Blandford 136 143 137 410 
Traver 133 129 132 394 
Snvder " ' 136 133 138 407 
S c l ow 134 131 125 390 
Kdsev 144 143 157 444 
Marvin 126 128 135 3S9 
Mo ... 144 136 140 420 
Wheeler 132 140 146 418 
iafe' 133 136 148 -417 
TSfltle 133 132 142 '407 
j e' ,is 147 138 147 432 
Chapman'.*:... 134 124 139 397 
Cottle 138 136 143 417 
Green 144 154. 440 
P.rigden*:: 133 135 134 402 
F W Foster 140 126 140 406 
H R Elliott 135 : 146 146 427 
Hark 144 135 148 427 
Cobles"" 129 140 149 418 
Southworth 128 134 143 405 
Valentine 123 .'. - 126 114 . 363 
Amateur averages: „jt^ ^ . , 
1st Day. 2d Day. 3d Day. Total. 
Fleming 141 147 141 429 
Henrv 134 138 144 416 
136 140 145 421 
tahm 133 137 134 404 
Pontefract 142 135 13S 415 
Piercv 146 142 137 425 
TjpTon :::: 139 143 143 425 
Griffeth ... 148 146 152 446 
-H nrf 146 144 144 434 
Kelsev 153 ' 144 147 444 
Clark 143 139 130 412 
Aug. II, Second Day. 
M. S. Brey, of Geryville, won first prize, and L. Wertz, of 
Temple, second. The experts did some great work. 1 hey were 
Squier, of Wilmington, and Hawkins, of Baltimore. The former 
ran 68 straight. Kramlich ran 27 straight. Out of 195 targets 
Hawkins broke 185, Kramlich 171, Squier 184, L. Wertz 175, M. b. 
Brey 176, L. U. Lincoln 161. 
Events- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 
Targets'- 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 20 25 
Hawkins 13 14 15 15 15 13 15 14 14 13 19 25 
K?am fch 12 14 13 12 14 15 14 12 14 11 17 23 
Sauier 13 15 13 14 15 12 15 15 15 .. 18 24 
striub 12 10 12 12 12 8 11 n .. .. 
Hamlin 11 9 10 6 6 16 .. 
Uneer 7 6 4 11 9 .. .. ■ •• 
L Wertz" 13 14 12 15 11 13 13 15 14 14 19 22 
M H Brey 15 13 13 13 14 14 15 13 13 14 17 22 
j U Lincoln "!.!!!! 10 15 19 13 12 13 13 11 12 12 20 20 
E Hillegass 3 9 13 10 12 
J Wertz ..: 9 14 14 10 •• 
Schwover 13 13 13 13 •■ 
Hei-woyer 9 10 15 11 15 13 .. 18 21 
7 13 
§ou-v,'!!!!!l!!!!!!"i"'ii"'i'"'''' 12 13 12 12 13 13 14 17 23 
1 B Marrow. 9 .. .. 
\V B F 10 8 10 
Fensterifiacher ... 6 9 7.. 
Fugleman " § •• •• 
A Heil , 11 13 11 13 
F Cramer 8.11 10 .. 
C Trexler ■ 12 •• •• •• 
Haines . . : 6 
fs3— Allentown Tournament. 
Allentown, Pa. — At the fifth annual midsummer target tourna- 
ment held at Griesemersville, the best shooting was by the follow- 
ing- ' Hawkins 186 Souier 185. Kramlich 177, Schlicher 164, 
Pfleger 163, Wertz 177, Markley 179, M. S. Brey 178, M. H. R. 146. 
The scores: 
Aug 10, First Day. 
Events . 123456789 10 11 12 
Targets- 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 20 25 
Hawkins' 15 15 15 14 15 14 15 13 13 15 20 22 
s'Vjier 14 14 15 15 15 15 14 11 15 15 18 24 
KVamlich' " ' .............. 13 14 14 14 15 13 14 12 14 12 18 24 
Srhlicher ' ' 13 12 13 12 14 11 12 14 14 13 15 21 
Pfle<rer ' " : : " " ' 12 12 11 13 15 14 13 11 12 11 18 21 
r Miiier ■ 10 10 10 13 8 13 11 11 13 n .. .. 
Hahn 12 14 13 14 12 10 11 12 11 11 ... . 
c r t offer' 11 13 13 15 14 13 14 13 14 14 18 . . 
XV- Ttz 15 14 13 14 15 13 13 14 13 14 18 21 
TuHwick 13 12 13 14 13 14 13 15 13 10 .. .. 
Schmoyer '!!!. I 4 13 12 12 14 13 12 14 .... 17 . . 
Mnrklev 11 12 18 15 15 13 15 15 15 14 19 23 
M SB rev' " ' 15 15 12 14 12 12 13 15 13 14 19 24 
M h R ..'.'..'. 11 14 11 13 12 11 7 9 13 10 15 20 
Headman 10 11 10 
New Hampshire Championship. 
Manchester, N. If., Aug. 18.— Mr. Elmer E. Reed named 
Wednesday of this week as the date of shoot for Peters Cartridge 
Co. cup for individual championship of State. Mr -Corson, of 
Dover was challenger, and Reed was holder. A field of fifteen 
shooters contested for the cup. Mr. C. J. Dossat was scorer. 
Perley, of Goffstown, and Norris, of Concord, were judges, and 
Woodruff, of Hennike, was referee. 
The match was at 100 birds per man, and the field was divided 
into three squads of five men each. „ ^ 
Totals were as follows: Reed, Manchester, 88; Corson, Dover, 
80; Goss, Hennike, 86; Jones, Manchester, 82; Stark, Dunbarton, 
77- Harrington, Manchester, 91; Greer, Manchester, 90; N. Went- 
worth, Dover, 63; I. Wentworth, Dover, 80; Hallam, Exeter 72; 
Morton, Concord, 81; Allen, Exeter, 82; King, Concord, 89; Mar- 
tin, Concord, 87. „ 
Time of match, two and one-half hours. Attendance, lbU. 
Partner. 
Io West Virginia. 
Sistersville, W. Va., Aug. 17.-We are glad to be able to an- 
nounce to the shooting fraternity that the sportsmen of Sistersville 
and vicinity have decided to hold a two-day target tournament on 
Oct 12 and 13, which promises to be one of the best meetings ot 
the 'kind ever held in the State. We are getting out a handsome 
6 bv 9 programme in book form, which will be ready for the mail 
about the middle of September. In addition to a number of valu- 
able prizes, we propose to add some of the green goods to each 
event, and if the affair is not a success, it surely will not be our 
fault We have the very best of hotel accommodations tor a 
within five minutes' walk from our club grounds. The meet will 
be in the hands of experienced managers, and every comfort will 
be provided for the convenience of our visitors. While the matter 
is fresh in your mind, better drop a card to the undersigned to 
send programme, which will be mailed promptly as soon as 
received from printers. Don't forget the dates, Oct. 12 and 13% 
Ed. O. Bower, Mgr. 
Magic City Gun Club. 
Muncie, Iud., Aug. 17.-The Magic City Gun Club held their 
weekly matinee shoot Wednesday. J. N. Farrell and C. L. Bender 
tied in the contest for the $60 Ithaca gun. A. C. Spencer won the 
Hunter Arms Co. trophy. - 
Shoot for gun: Farrell 21, Spencer 18, Bender 21, Williamson 19, 
Johnson 18, Highlands 18, Williams 18, Shoemack 18 
Badge shoot: Spencer 23, Williamson 22, Bender 20, Farrell 20. 
Johnson 19, Williams 18, Shoemack 18, Highlands 18. 
In the shoot-off Farrell scored 23 and C. L. Bender 20. 
F. L. Wachtel, Sec y. 
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