Nov. 29, 1913. 
FOREST AND STREAM 
699 
Forester . 8 8 8 5 .—29 
8778 .—30 
8 5 5 - •—18 
10 10 6 6 .—32— 109 
Flynt . 4 4 4 • •—12 
6433 .—16 
6643 3—22 
7683 3—27— 77 
Total 
9°S 
Cincinnati Gun Club 
The turkey shoot was pulled off on Nov. 23, but 
owing to unfavorable weather conditions, the attendance 
was much below expectations, there being only eighteen 
contestants. Among the out of town visitors were Ed 
Cain and “Ike” Brandenberg, of Dayton; T. J. and T. E. 
Donald, of Felicity; and the well known professional, 
J. S. Day, of Lexington, Ky. The program consisted of 
six events at 20, and two at 15 targets each. The prizes 
were a turkey to high man in each event, and a chicken 
to each of 'the next three high scores. No contestant 
could win more than one turkey, but was allowed to win 
as many chickens as he could. The turkey winners in 
the order of events were: T. E. Donald, C. Rybolt, J. E. 
Schreck, T. J. Donald, C. Butz, I-I. S. Connelly, A. Gam- 
bell, Ed. Cain. The fortunate chicken winners were: 
T. E. Donald and J. E. Schreck, who each got five; T. J. 
Donald, four; Connelly, three: Rybolt and Hammer- 
schmidt, two each; Cain, Butz and A. Gambell, one each. 
All ties were shot off in the following event: T. E. 
Donald made high amateur score for the day, tying with 
Day, on 143 out of 130. His score included a run of 50 
straight and in the first too he broke 97. J. S. Day did 
the star work of the shoot, breaking 99 out of the first 
100, and making a run of 95 straight. J. E. Schreck also 
made a nice showing in the first five events, breaking 
94. C. M. Butz won his turkey in the fifth event, tying 
with T. E. Donald on 20 straight, and taking the prize 
as the latter had already won one. The targets were 
hard ones, as they were living high, and were difficult 
to see against the background of clouds. 'Shropshire’s 
poor showing was due to using a strange gun. Dibowski 
was altogether out of form, and could not seem to locate 
the clays; not since the first day he stood before the 
traps has he made so poor a showing as at this shoot. 
20 20 20 20 20 20 15 15 T’tl 
T. J. Donald. -17 14 18 20 19 18 15 13 134 
T. E. Donald. 19 20 20 18 20 18 14 14 143 
C. Rybolt . 14 19 19 18 12 19 13 14 128 
Ed Cain . 17 18 16 in 18 16 12 13 121 
I. Brandenberg . 14 15 14 118 17 16 12 n 117 
A. Gambell . 16 13 17 13 16 17 14 14 124 
J. Schreck . 19 18 19 19 19 17 14 14 
R. Dibowski . 5 7 2 6 6 8 2 7 
H. S. Connelly. 19 18 18 16 .17 19 15 11 
L. Gambell .. 20 19. 
139 
43 
133 
39 
15 19 12 13 107 
15 17 16 
16 18 16 18 20 17 14 11 130 
Hammerschmidt 
C. M. Butz . 
Houser . 12 18 16 14 16 15 9 10 no 
Kolb . 16 15 15 16 15 12 12 7 108 
B. N. Shropshire. 976 12 5974 59 
*T. S. Day. 20 19 20 20 20 19 14 n 143 
*C. B. Cage. 16 18 18 17 18 13 13 13 126 
W. H. Riggle. 454 13 
Report of shooting at the Birmingham Gun Club, 
November 22, 1913. 
Conditions were ideal at the grounds of the Birming¬ 
ham Gun Club. 'No high scores were made, however, by 
the 17 shooters who participated. There were three ties 
for high. H. C. Ryding, John Lambeth and E. M. Corn- 
well with 89 each. 'Mrs. Garl landed 2nd place with 86. 
Dick Leland was the only professional present and made 
a very creditable score. John Lambeth has not shot 
for some time, and considering the small amount of prac¬ 
tice he gets, his shooting was remarkable. He is also 
the oldest member in the Birmingham Gun Club. 
Scores were made as follows: 
Shot at Broke 
John Lambeth . 100 89 
H. C. Ryding. 100 89 
E. M. Cornwell . 100 89 
Mrs. O. L. Garl. 100 ■ 86 
M. P. Gentry Hillman. 100 83 
Dick Leland . 100 85 
Mr. Randolph . 100 82 
R. H. Bangh . 100 16 
C. J. Barr . 100 71 
Dr. Walker . 100 62 
Mr. House . 100 60 
Mr. Oden . 100 59 
D. I. Sellers . 100 55 
Mr. Lankford . 100 47 
Garl . 100 43 
Mr. Swet't . 100 30 
Dr. J. Jourdan. 100 26 
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