Sept, i, 1906.] 
FOREST AND STREAM. 
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Western 
Handicap— 
Aug. 
24. 
The Western Handicap was begun promptly at noon 
with forty-six squads entered. Weather conditions were 
fine, but a variable wind all the afternoon cut into good 
scores in spots, and some of the best men went to the bad 
in this manner. In the very first squad, Crosby finished 
with 97 from the extreme handicap of 21yds. This looked 
like big odds to go against, but ere the race was half 
over, two amateurs, R. Thompson, of Missouri, and 
George G. Pickett, of Denver, tied the high score, and 
the race was finished at 5 o’clock with these three men 
at the top. In second place were Luther Wade, C. D. 
Linderman, of Nebraska, and C. G. Rotnour, of Illinois. 
In third place were W. S. Hoon, of Iowa, and W. H. 
Clay, of St. Louis, and tied for fourth were Heer. Guy 
Deering, of Wisconsin; Harry Taylor, H. A. Gayhart, 
of South Dakota. 
At a few minutes past 5 the three possible winners of 
the Western faced the score for the shoot-oflf at 20 tar¬ 
gets each, from their original handicaps, with a great 
and intensely interested crowd in attendance. Not a 
breath of air was stirring, which favored the long handi¬ 
cap. Crosby shot in magnificent form, while his op¬ 
ponents appeared to feel rather too strongly the fact 
that they were up against the greatest of all professionals. 
Each lost his first target, and Crosby was then in the 
lead for eight or ten targets. Pickett lost two up to the 
third position, and Thompson was down three; but at this 
point Crosby also skipped two' close together, and Pickett 
was again in the tie with an even chance, but he overshot 
a rising target, his seventeenth, and Crosby finished out, 
winning the trophy. The result, therefore was: Crosby 
18, Pickett 17, Thompson 16. 
Immediately after the last shot was fired and con¬ 
gratulations passed, President McKenzie, for the Denver 
Trap Club, and Manager Shaner, for the Interstate As¬ 
sociation, presented the trophies to winners in all the 
week’s events. Then followed mutual felicitations, good 
cheer and well wishes, and so ended one of the best tour¬ 
naments of the year. —Targets N 
Yards 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 
Rise. 20 20 20 20 20 Total. 
W H Heer.21 19 20 19 18 18 94 
LEFEVER WON HIGHEST 
POSSIBLE HONORS. 1905. 
( American Handicap—score 99-100 
GRAND Preliminary Handicap—score 98-100 
( Canadian Handicap—score 49-50 
and is already well started on its 
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