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South End G. C. 
The registered shoot of the South End Gun Club, 
held at Carsonia Park, was a most successful event, 
fifty-one shooters entering the race, of whom forty-nine 
shot the program; 8,000 targets were shot during the 
day. The traps were in charge of Bob Morris and 
James Hagan. Two Ideal-Leggett traps were used. 
Lloyd R. Lewis, of the Du Pont Co., had charge of the 
office, and was assisted by A. K. Ludwig, on the score 
and tally sheets. The event was one of the most suc¬ 
cessful of its kind in the history of the county. High 
professional honors were won by L. S. German, of 
Aberdeen. Md.; J. M. Hawkins, following close for 
second with but one target shy of German. Third 
honors were won by H. S. W elles, of New York, of the 
Dead Shot. High amateur honors went to C. H. New¬ 
comb on 141 breaks. Second, E. IT. Adams and A. S. 
ITeil tied on 14ff Third, R. J. Budd, of Lykens, Pa., 
who scored 138 from his quota. 
Rader, Stapleton and Leitner, of Newmanstown, en¬ 
joyed the race. Rader looks well at present, having 
just recovered from sickness. Vernon Williams kept the 
ball rolling when he broke 137 in the gale. Harry Ball, 
the “laughing boy,” tied with Fen Cooper cn 125 breaks. 
Pop Eshelman, treasurer of the club, shot well. He is 
the senior gamester of the bunch. Billy Werth, of 
Lebanon, was but one target shy of Harry Ball. Frank 
Gerhart was back in his old form again to-day, when 
he broke 127 from his quota. Frank hadn’t done any 
shooting this season of any account. W. H. Eck spread 
himself to-day with 132 to his credit. He was tied by 
W. S. Behm, a member of the club. Behm won out in 
tire double-target event of 12 pairs, breaking 22 out of 24. 
IT. H. Sloan chased them with 137 from his quota. He 
broke straight in the last two events. Marberger broke 
133, while Young landed 128. 
The next registered shoot will be held on Aug. 23, 
1!413. The winner of this event will receive the Reading 
Eagle trophy on 150 targets. 
Programs are on the 
press 
and will be ready 
for distribution in several days. 
Mer- 
cTandise event will be divided under the Lewis system. 
Scores follow, 150 targets: 
H Melchior . 
. 112 
L A Miller. 
.. 127 
F S Rader . 
.112 
A D Bertolett . 
.. 109 
H P Stapleton .. . 
.107 
C Adams . 
.. 127 
G L Sarvis. 
. 106 
E Levan . 
.. 121 
G O Sarvis . 
. 106 
*T F Pratt. 
.. 126 
*L S German... 
. 115 
W Clegg . 
.. 123 
*W Hammond .. 
.134 
E Ford . 
.. 121 
*L Cumberland.. 
.134 
A T Mengel . 
.. 136 
C Newcomb .... 
. 141 
W W Miller . 
.. 131 
*L R Lewis. 
.102 
T C Bitterling . 
.. 110 
*T M Hawkins... 
. 144 
G W Steele . 
.. 114 
*H S Welles. 
. 139 
F Ziegler . 
.. 114 
(J Williams . 
. 137 
A S Heil . 
.. 140 
W L W Jones. 
.... 126 
T L Englert. 
.. 125 
E D Miller . 
.... 120 
I Young . 
.. 128 
H Ball . 
.... 125 
1 T Marberger. 
.. 133 
M Eshelman . 
.... 112 
II Y Yost. 
.. 123 
Fen Cooper . 
.... 125 
T Wieder . 
.. 105 
W T Werth . 
.... 124 
E H Adams. 
.. 140 
F Gerhert . 
.... 127 
II H Sloan. 
.. 137 
W Eck . 
.... 132 
W F Letford. 
.. 120 
E FI Blind . 
.... 94 
C S Leitner (75). 
.. 55 
A Schmehl . 
.... 108 
A Schmoyer . 
.. 99 
R T Budd. 
.... 138 
C F Eisenhour. 
.. 129 
W E Daub. 
.... 128 
1 E Schmeck (75)... 
W S Behm. 
.... 132 
Avondale G. C. 
Chicago, Ill., July 30.- — Following are scores made 
at annual tournament of Avondale Gun Club on its 
grounds, July 27: 
Shot at. Broke 
Shot at. Broke 
IT Carlson. 
. 75 
62 
Wm Meyer .... 
. 30 
48 
O Stonwall .... 
. 85 
64 
Ed Mever. 
. 30 
19 
S Thorsell . 
. 175 
148 
T Proctor . 
. 30 
23 
T Hemerle . 
. 85 
62 
*J Hymer . 
. 130 
109 
1. Teuber . 
. 85 
59 
II Carlson . 
. 130 
92 
J Strauss . 
. 190 
141 
J Clancy . 
. 100 
83 
W Eulberg .... 
. 150 
140 
<) Carlson . 
. 100 
84 
T Pressner . 
. 50 
22 
G Arehart . 
. 130 
109 
R Elenblad .... 
. 100 
88 
C Shone . 
. 50 
37 
W Engelke .... 
. 160 
151 
T Newell . 
. 75 
61 
W Bredfeldt ... 
. 195 
188 
A Hansen . 
. 25 
11 
G E Trebing.. 
. 75 
67 
*W Stannard .. 
. 130 
109 
D Thomas . 
. 140 
120 
W TIuepel _ 
. 30 
16 
D Battles . 
. 75 
53 
<> Spencer .... 
. 50 
35 
O Olson . 
. 75 
63 
E Engstrom ... 
. 60 
49 
R Tardine . 
. 110 
90 
Dr Schaffer ... 
. 115 
75 
T Falck . 
. 155 
137 
J Young . 
. 110 
107 
C Adams . 
. 95 
77 
A Gohe . 
. 85 
61 
T Baker . 
. 50 
25 
Lino . 
. 105 
85 
E Smith . 
. 50 
25 
Silver . 
. 90 
74 
T M Weber. 
. 80 
64 
G Trebing. Tr.. 
. 50 
41 
M T Weber. 
. 95 
67 
J H May . 
. 80 
68 
J Merrion . 
. 25 
0 
H Otter . 
. 55 
43 
*W Kirkwood . 
. 130 
121 
H Martens .... 
. 35 
30 
C Shaw . 
. 95 
78 
A Oulette . 
. 75 
56 
T Pedgrift . 
. 55 
39 
M Rennert .... 
. 50 
38 
E Kosnim . 
. 60 
47 
W Bobeng .... 
. 50 
40 
G Kay. 
. 110 
85 
( Evans . 
. 75 
28 
W Fredericks . 
. 100 
92 
B Riley . 
. 100 
39 
A Dallen . 
. 60 
41 
P Rech . 
. 50 
28 
T IT urtz . 
. 50 
41 
F Seirth . 
. SO 
54 
A Fransholz ... 
. 45 
42 
M Eulberg .... 
. 60 
29 
T Hartman .... 
. 20 
16 
PI Golz . 
. 80 
22 
C Milton . 
. 160 
112 
F Smith. 
. 80 
44 
F Smith . 
. 20 
16 
F Schmidt .... 
. 90 
48 
R Knight . 
.. 55 
41 
L Gnadt . 
...60 
30 
C C Dudley.... 
. 10 
2 
Doubles: 
Lino . 
...48 
36 
W Stannard .. 
. 24 
21 
Dr Schaffer _ 
. 48 
24 
T Hymer . 
. 24 
12 
H Otter . 
,. 24 
12 
Tesse Young .. 
. 48 
37 
7 Pedgrift . 
.. 24 
13 
M T Weber.... 
. 48 
27 
T Falck . 
.. 48 
.35 
E Engstrom ... 
. 24 
11 
E Adams . 
,. 24 
16 
T Hintz . 
. 48 
33 
D Thomas . 
.. 48 
35 
W Engelke .... 
. 24 
19 
O Olson . 
,. 24 
12 
R Knight . 
. 24 
12 
T Strauss . 
,. 48 
24 
S Thoesell .... 
. 24 
10 
W Bredfeldt .. 
.. 48 
42 
E Kosnim . 
. 24 
11 
A Kirkwood .. 
.. 24 
19 
J. T. Clancy, Sec’y. 
Herron Hill G. C. 
Pittsburgh. Pa., Aug. 2. —The semi-monthly spoon 
race held by the Herron Hill Gun Club on its Davis 
Island grounds to-day was featured by the performance 
of the King family. Alexander H. King. Sr., was high 
amateur at the shoot, and won the Class A trophy with a 
score of 46 out of 50. but his performance, while not 
overshadowed by that of his son. did not greatly exceed it. 
The younger King won his prize after a harder 
struggle at the traps, and the trophy perhaps counts for 
more fi r he tied with H. E. Brooks, Jr., at 41. A shoot- 
off at 25 was necessary, and Brooks broke 21, but A. H. 
King, lr., managed to bring down 22, winning the spoon. 
A. FI. Whalen and J. VV. MacMeans tied with 39 each 
for the Class C spoon, which MacMeans won on the 
shoot-off, 23 to 16. J. M. Kable won the Class D prize. 
The natty from Hercules, Carl F. Moore, was high pro¬ 
fessional, breaking 4!) out of 50. Ole Bill Gibbs was 
next with 47. Money-back-if-vou-want-It Squier broke 21. 
The scores: A. H. King 46, A. S. Bishop 42. H. E. 
Brooks, lr., 41. A. H. King; Jr., 41, M. D. Ullery 46. 
A W. Whalen 30, J. W. MacMeans 39, J. S. Conley 3S, 
J M. Kable 37, W. FI. Denman 35, E. T. Gray 34, G. L. 
Pearson 33, *C. F. Moore 49, *W. D. Gibbs 47, *L. J. 
Squier 41. 
Cleveland G. C. 
Cleveland, O., Aug. 2.— Following are the scores 
of the Cleveland Gun Club’s weekly contest: 
Event No. 1, semi-annual trophy, 50 targets, lGyds^: 
Geo. Burns 49, A. B. Jones 48, Brown 47, Blakeslee 47, 
Rockwell 45, Grant 44, Hopkins 43. J - dd 43, Thorp 43. 
Stipp 43, Stone 43, Flarris 39, Freeman 35, Mrs. Brown 32. 
Event No. 2, annual trophy, 50 argets, 16yds.: Blakes¬ 
lee 49, Geo. Burns 49, Judd 46, Stepp 46, Stone 46, Brown 
46, Freeman 45, Gincoiin 43, Rockwell 41. Hopkins 39, 
Beckley 39. Thorp 38, Harris 3G, Brainard 38, Bachelder 34. 
Event No. 3, quarterly contest, 25 targets, handicap: 
Brown CO) 25. Thorp (6) 25, Jones (5) 25, Hopkins (6) 25, 
Bunn (O') 25, Stone (D 25, Tones (1) 24. Freeman (2) 22, 
Stepp (1) 22, Judd (0) 22,'Flop (5) 22. Beckley (5) 22, 
Bramard (0) 18. 
Fligh gun for the first two events of 50 targets each, 
Geo. Burns, 9S out of 100. 
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