FOREST AND STREAM, 
[Sept. 24, 1904. 
10, M. J. Schwind and Ed Clark tied for first. In the shoot-off, at 
30 targets each, Schwind won by a score of 23 to 21. The trophy 
has now gone across Wolf Creek, and Secretary Bailey is looking 
for some one to bring it home. 
The New Paris, O., Gun Club sent a four-man team to Eiwood, 
Ind., to shoot a match at 50 targets per man. The Eiwood shoot- 
ers were defeated by a score of 152 to 148. 
M. J. Schwind and Ed. Clark shot a 50 target match on the 
Dayton Gun. Club's grounds on Sept. ..9. The former, won by a 
score , of 41 to 39. ■ : : ^" 
The rifle range on the Dayton Gun Club's grounds was inspected 
on the 9th by Mr. Schwind, and everything will be ready for the 
cup contest of the Dayton Sharpshooters on Sept. 28. . 
Capt. John Cooper, of the Gandertown Gun Club, proposes to 
challenge the Rohrer'-s Island Gun Club for a team match. 
The winter programme of the Dayton Gun Club will include a 
goodly number of turkey shoots. 
Sport is promised for Sept. 24 at the Dayton Gun Club's grounds, 
when a 50: target match for the price of the targets will be shot 
between the Eats and the Leans of the club. • The teams are as 
follows:" Fat team— Ed. Rike, Rolla Heikes, Zenas Craig, Chas. 
Wystsrig, Chap. Miller, Michael Schwind. -Lean team — L. E. 
Lindemuth, Scott McDonald, GV-H. Bailey, C. W. Raymond, John 
Ger avgh, D. Tibbalis. 
; The Dayton Gun Club propose to hold_an all-day tournament 
on Oct. 14, the -events to be divided, between the Jack Rabbit 
and percentage systems-, and open to all," , - 
Peters Trophy. 
Manchester, N. H., Sept. 13. — Appended are the scores made 
on the Derry Field Club grounds. A special match for the 
Peters individual cup will be shot here Sept. 14. 
The sixth and last of the triangular matches between the gun 
clubs of Henniker, Concord and Manchester, for the Peters Com- 
pany team trophy was shot on the Derryfield Gun Club ground? 
here yesterday afternoon, and the Derryfield Gun Ciub, of 
Manchester, was the winner. 
This match settles the race, as the Derryfield Club has won the 
trophy four times straight, so it becomes its property. The aver- 
age for the Derryfield Gun Club team was 87 1-5 per cent.,. and its 
total of 218 out of a possible 250 targets is. probably the highest 
ever shot in the State of New Hampshire. 
These matches have been shot on the grounds of .each club 
alternately, Concord winning the first two matches" and Manches- 
ter the last four. 
1 he average for the fifteen men shooting yesterday was 84.4 
per cent. 
The Derryfields have shot the same team in each match, except 
lhat Boweri, a substitute man, shot in one-match in Greer's place. 
The scores of the teams were as follows: 
Derryfield Gun Club Team— Elmer Read 47, Eugene Reed 44, 
Tohn Perley 43, Carl Harrington 43, S. L. Greer, 41; total 218. 
Henniker Gun Club Team— The Rev. T. H. H. Bouton 48, 
Galen Wocdruff 46, W. C. Goss 42, Mr. Savage 38, Dr. Cole 37; 
total 211. 
Concord Team — M. King 44, J. Norris 43, J. K. Martin 39, W. 
Odekirke 39, Mr. Chadwick 39; total 204. 
The Concord team scores in this series were as follows: 202, 200, 
204, 203. 185. and 204. 
The Henniker team scores: 189, 117, 180, 1%, 173, and 211. The 
score of 117 was made at 40 birds per man instead of 50. 
The Derryfield team scores: 193, 192, 215, 204, 196, and 218. 
The prize offered by the John B.. Varick Company for the high- 
est individual average for this series of matches will probably 
! c awarded to Carl Harrington, of the Derryfield team, though, 
the percentages have not yet been figured. Mr. Harrington has 
shot very evenly and close up to a professional record. 
The highest individual score in any of the matches w?s made 
by the Rev. T. C. H. Bouton, of the Henniker team. He is ;-, 
very careful shooter. He centered his birds beautifully. 
Scores at practice shooting were as follows : Goss 5, 9, 9, 10, 
10, 9; Martin 7, 8, 7, 8; Odekirke 9, 9, 8, 7. 8; Eugene Reed 8, 8, 
10, 9, 6, 10, 9, 8; Woodruff 8, 7. 8. 10, 9. 8; Cole 9. 8. 7. 8; Savage 
7, 7, 9, 9, 7; Bouton 8, 6, 8, 10, 10; Elmer Reed 10, 10, 8, 8, 8; 
Harrington 10, 9, 9, 9, 8, 10; Greer 6. 7, 6. 9; Allen 5, 6; Cradwick 
7, 9, 10, 5; Norris 9, Ferson 2; J. Perley 7, 10; M. King 7, 7. 
Another competition in the Peters individual cup race will be 
shot tn the Derryfield Gun Club grounds on Wednesday next, as 
I. V. Martin, cf Concord, has challenged Carl Harrington, the 
holder of the cup, to defend it, anel the latter will strive to do on 
the day named above. This match is open to all trapshooters in 
the State, and all arc invited to come here at that time and trv 
their hs nd. Lvnch will be served at noon and the range will be 
open f r shooting from 10 o'clock .n the mem ng as long 'as any 
one care; to shoot. E. I. Partridge. 
Ashhni Gun Ciub. 
Lexington', K"., Sept. 14. — Appended are the scores of the 
Ash'and Gun Club, cf this city, mads at the regular weekly shoot, 
Sept. 13. V 
A team of ten men will represent this club and shoot a team 
race at 50 targets per man, with the Winchester, Ky. , Gun Clu 1 
on Tuesday, Sept. 20. 
The live-b : rd champion-hip of the Ashland Club will be shot 
Tuesday, Oct. 4, at 10 single live birds. Visitors are welcome to 
shoot for b:rds only. 
Events: 1 2 3 4 Events: 12 3 4 
Tpr^et--. 10 15 10 15 Targets:. 10 15 10 15 
W Henderson 9 15 9 15 F C Bell 9 .. 9 .. 
F. P Perry 8 15 8 13 S C Stofer 8 D 7 .. 
A Hamilton 9 15 7 15 I: Snvth 11 .. 12 
Dr Leonard <i 11 » 13 (' F Helm 8 11 .. .. 
F Van Deren.. 7 12 8 1! il Perry 8 5 / 
W P Strader 8 14 7 13 1-. R Skinner 9 14 . . .. 
Dr L Land I 10 8 13 
Ok uv 
Rochester Red ard Gun CI. h 
Rochester, N. Y., Sept. 15 — The" shoot of the Rochester Rod 
and Gun Club, Sept. 14, had the Hunter Arms trophy for the 
main event. Mr. Harry M. Stcjvart, scratch, and Dr. J. L. Weller 
tied for the po ; nt. Though there was a high wind, accompanied 
by rain, Stewart missed cn'y 2 targets in the 25. Dr. Wellei 
smashed 20, and his handicap put him on even terms with 
Stewart. The scores made follow : 
Broke. Hen. Tot'l. Broke. Hep. Tot'l. 
Stewart 23 0 23 Snow 14 4 . 18 
Weller 20 3 23 Rickman ..13 5 18 
Borst 15 7 22 Kendall 11 5 16 
New Britain Tournament. 
New Britain, Conn., Sept. 17. — The annual clay target tourna- 
ment of the New Britain Gun Club was held at Trotting Park to- 
day. The weather was ideal, with the exception of a gusty wind 
at times, and the attendance was rather light. Those who came 
had an enjoyable time and were hearty in their praise of the ap- 
pointments of the club and the management of the shoot. John- 
son won high average for the day, with Moore a close second. 
The club 1 will give a tournament on a larger scale next year, and 
will offer-" inducements that will appeal to the devotees of trap 
. shooting. Scores: ' 
Events: 123456789 10 11 
Targets: 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 15 20 
E H Nolan 8 7 8 7 2 0 3 5 - 7 11 15 
Al Langdon 10 9 8 9 5 4 .. 6 .. .. .. 
E W Reynolds 7 9 9 9 1 6.. 8 7 14 17 
A J Reynolds 10 .. 6 8 5 
Swift 4 .. ti 6 .. 2 2 .. ,. .. 
Rowe 10 10. 6 2 5 3 8 10 12 18 
C B Cadwcll 89942789 12 14 
Moore 7 7 2 5 8 8 9 15 17 
Johnson 8 9 14 18 
Monier , 7 7 
Events: 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 
Targets : 10 15 10 10 15 10 20 10 15 10 10 25 
E H Nolan 7 10 9 7 12 8 14 7 11 8 8.. 
Al Langdon 6 11 7 . . 11 13 .. 6 .. 
E W Reynolds 8 15 8 10 12 9 18 10 13 8 8 22 
A J Revnolds 7.. .. 8.. 9.. 7.. 8 8.. 
Ko\ve 10 11 6 6 9 . . 10 7 . . " 
C 1? Cadwell 0 13 8 S 14 8 IS 8 12 7 9 23 
Moore 9 12 8 10 13 8 17 7 15 9 9 . . 
Johnson 7 13 10 9 12 9 18 9 14 10 9.. 
K*nislSer '- v.'i~ I'. '. '. '. '.I '. .' .' 8 ii '9 9 ii 10 20 '9 13 '9 '9 
Miles r 10 12 8 5.. 0 .. 7 .. 8 9.. 
Barnes 6 12 6 7 10.. .. 9 10 8 9 19 
Mills 14 8 15 8 12 10 10 .. 
Colt 11 7 11 8 10 6 7 . . 
Parker 9 12 8 11 9 8 . . 
Tompkins 5 6.... 7 8.. 
Diehl .- 7 7 .. 17 
Raynes .. .. .. .. 4 5 7 7 14 
Nos. 5 and 6 were .miss-and-outs, walk back 2yds. each shot. 
- E. W. Reynolds. 
Recreation Rod at-d Gun Club. 
Morgantown, W. Va., Sept. 16. — The Recreation Rod and Gun 
Club, of this city, he'.d its twenty-fourth regular weekly shoot at 
Recreation Park this afternoon, with thirteen guns out. Some fair 
scores were made. 
The club championship medal was won for the week by Mr. 
Bennett S. White with a percentage of 88.9 for the entire pro- 
gramme. 
The president's cup handicap was won for the week by Deusen- 
berry, after shooting off a tie for it, with Jacobs and Kennedy, 
miss-and-cut. 
The preparations for the all-day shoot to be given by the club 
on Tuesday, Sept. 27, are progressing finely, and from the re- 
sponses to our notices, we expect to entertain from seventy-five 
to one hundred sportsmen: 
In the Ia.:t two meetings of the club we have elected five new- 
members, all of whom are tak'ng a great deal of interest, and are 
shew ng rp vv.e*l on the scores. The scores: 
Event': 1 2 3 4 Events: 12 3 4 
« an- - Voorhis 5 11 JO 13 las II Smith 8 24 17 13 
B S While 8 21 18 16 Taylor 4 22 0 0 
Jacobs 11 20 20 17 Chas White 1 10 20 12 
Oeuscnberrv 8 16 20 17 Dawson 9 23 18 16 
Kennedy . .' 4 19 2^117 Beall 7 12 0 0 
J I. Smith 6 18 21 15 Cronniger 0 0 20 13 
Event 1 was miss-and-out. Event 2 was at 25 targets, class 
shootinsr. Event 3 is the president's cup, a handicap, and gives 
the number shot at, while the fourth column gives the number 
broken in the President's cup contest. 
Tie for president's cup, miss-and-out: 
Jacobs .....llllllCoO Kennedy 11110 —4 
Deusenberry llillll— 7 
Fourth event, club team race, five men. 10 targets each: 
Deusenberry, cap- 
Tacobs, captain. 1111111111— 10 tain 1110111101— J? 
Dawson 1011010111- 7 White 1111111111—10 
T L Smith 1101011111— S Kennedy 1010011101—6 
las H Smith... 0111111011— 8 L P Smith. .. .111010 1111— 8 
Beall 1001110101— 6—39 Chas. White. .. .0100010101— 4—36 
E. F. Jacobs, Sec'y. 
OssinJng Gun Club. 
Ossining, N. V., Sept. 17. — While there were not many of the 
boys out to our first bi-monthly shoot of the season those who 
attended had fun trying to smash hard targets under perfect 
conditions. Stratton, of New York city, a new man at the traps, 
was handicaoped with an open gun. In one event he borrowed a 
trap gun and smashed 8 out of 10. A few ?1 miss-and-outs were 
shot from 21yds., which at the end turned out nearly even. 
The next shoot will be held Oct. 1. Scores: 
Fvents- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Events: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
Targets- 10 10 15 25 25 25 25 Targets: 10 10 15 25 25 25 25 
D Brandr'eth. 9 . . 14 22 21 16 21 G Stratton... 5 8 6 .... 12 9 
A Harris 0 . . 11 19 . . 19 15 C Blandford. . . . 10 . . .. 17 19 19 
Miss-and-outs, 21yds.: 079ns 9 3 n n n 9 
Brandreth 43/2 0 32o0U02 
Kdfcrd 3 2 8 1 1 2 1 4 1 1 1 3 
C Ct. u. 
Richmond Gun Club. 
Concord, Staten Island, Sept. 17.— The scores of the Richmond 
Gun Ciub shoot, held to-day, are appended: 
Fvents- 1 2 3 4 5 Events: 12.345 
fareets- - 10 25 25 15 15 'targets: 10 25 25 15 15 
r, Pechtel ... 6 n 17 S 11 T Smith 12 12 4 9 
F Schoverling 8 17 22 9.. M Androvette 16 4 6 8 
L A Scofield 8 16 17 12 9 C Howard 13 15 9 8 
A A Schoverling.. 9 18 16 14 12 C Banta 5 
F L Hadkins 18 15.10. 7 C Whitehurst i 
E A Joline.... 15 17 13 8 Dr Thomas 6 8 
Trap Around Reading. 
Maha.noy City, Pa., Sept. 10. — In a 14 live bird shoot at 
Mahanoy City Park to-day, Edward O'Donnell, of Lansford, de- 
feated Nathan Benner, of this town, by killing 8 out of 11 birds, 
21yds. rise, one barrel only, Schuylkill county rules, to his op- 
ponent's 6. The stake was $100 and the gate receipts. 
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Sept. 10.— The Pittston team to-day defeated 
the Wyoming team in a closely contested shooting match by 
a score of 204 to 201. Each man shot at 50 c'ay targets. A re- 
turn match will be shot next week. The scores: 
Pittston— Stroh 42. Corcoran 40, Booth 44, Huges 43, Dendle 35; 
total 204. 
Wyoming— Scholly 48, Phillips 44. Sanders 39, Sanders 40, 
Fortina 40; total 201. Duster. 
Presque Isle Rifle Club. 
Erie, Pa., Sejit. 10. — The following are the scores made to-day, 
only five members beting present. Those who were absent missed 
what -was one of the, finest days for shooting that they have had 
this summer: 
W A Parker....!.:.. 81 79 76-236' T Bacon 76 73 65—214 
J Stidham 78 70 69—217 A Mount 67 63 66--193 
J Almeda 80 63 66—214 
The following scores were made on Labor Dav, Sept. 5: 
A Mount 79 72 70—221 W A Parker 70 70 66—206 
T Almeda 73 72 72—217 A C Y heeler 72 65 65—202 
T Stidham 73 72 72—217 W W Tordan 56 52 51—159 
J Bacon 71 70 68—209 
v_ Cabia Blanco. 
Cincinnati Rifle Association. 
The following scores were made in regu'ar c mpetition at Four- 
Mile House, Reading road, Sept. 11. Cond.tion;: 200yds., offhand, 
at the 25-ring target. Payne was declared champion for the day 
with a score of 224. He was also high on the honor with 68 
points. The semi-annual championship match of 100 shots was 
field to-day. The attendance, however, was lirht, and but few 
completed their ,100 shots. Payne led with 2IS8 points. The 
scores : 
Payne 224 213 218 223 217 224 2'8 204 215 222—2168 
Nestler 221 215 208 202 19a 205 L5 209 219 212—2072 
Odell -.- 211 196 216 219 199 195 212 207 1S3 214— 2C62 
Freitag 168 185 203 198 186 192 187 206 186 165—1872 
Hasenzahl 205 207 218 203 1S2 210 199 220 —1654 
Drube 169 189 199 165 187 — 909 
Lux 192 196 196 192 176 — 902 
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