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Analostan Gun Club. 
Washington, D. C., Jan. 2.—The Analostan Gun Club 
opened the new year with one of its famed merchandise 
shoots. Prizes of equal value were provided for three 
classes and all shooters who participated in the ^100- 
target affair received a prize. Frank Huseman, “our 
professional,” was high, scoring 94 out of his century. 
Last Saturday he ran 100 straight. A stiff wind pre¬ 
vailed most of the afternoon, which made his exhibition 
a very creditable one. Mr. M. D. Hogan and Mr. E. W. 
Ford tied on 93 x 100, and next in line were Monroe 
and Taylor with 87. Following are the scores and prizes 
awarded: 
CLASS A. 
Frank H. Huseman (cut-glass dish). 94 
E. W. iFord (set of carvers). 93 
M. D. Hogan (silver bread tray). 93 
W. D. Monroe (cut-glass dish)... 87 
Miles Taylor (salt and pepper set). 87 
Class B. 
Dr. A. B. Stine (silver bread-tray). 84 
S. A. iLuttrell (set of carvers). 84 
W. C. Blundon (cut-glass dish). 83 
Phil J. Stubener (set of carvers). 82 
W. W. Barnes (cream and sugar set). 81 
William Wagner (silver sugar spoon). 81 
C. S. Wilson (flashlight). 81 
Dr. E. S. Ford (razor). 81 
CLASS C. 
J. C. Wyncook (silver bread-tray). 80 
R. J. Livesey (cream and sugar set). 80 
E. S. Duvall (set of carvers)..... 78 
George A. Emmons (cut-glass dish). 76 
J. T. Moffett (silver sugar spoon)... 59 
R. T. Bray (razor). 57 
R. M. Etchison (salt and pepper set)---• ■— •••.55 
Twenty-six shooters were on the firing line during 
the afternoon and 2,620 targets were thrown. 
Dr. Stine was the first man to score 23 straight— 
this was accomplished in his third event. In the last 
25 George A. Emmons scored 25, as did also Huseman 
and Taylor. ... , . , 
Duvall labored under a handicap, his regular trap 
gun being broken. Huseman’s broke down and he shot 
his last event with a strange gun, but with one of the 
same make, and made a perfect score. 
We had two old members with us—Uncle Billy 
Wagner and W. F. Mattingly: Matt tried 50 with a 
strange gun and Uncle Billy shot the program through. 
The wind bothered the boys, but the day was de¬ 
lightful. 
The club has decided to shoot every other week 
until the regular season opens in April. The dates will 
be Jan. 10th and 24th, Feb. 14th and 28th, and March 14th 
and' 28th. Our annual meeting will be held on the 8th. 
MILES TAYLOR, Secretary. 
Editor “Forest and Stream”:—- 
Pittsburgh, Pa., January 3, 1914. 
Following herewith is The Interstate Association 
list of amateur and professional trap shooting aver¬ 
ages for 1913, with names of contestants, total number 
of targets shot at in registered tournaments, total 
number of targets scored, and percentages. 
The averages for single targets, tor both amateurs 
and professionals, are based on a minimum of 2,000 
targets, as per The Interstate Association ruling to 
that effect. The scores made at the tournaments given 
at Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Canada, June nth, 
and at Calgary, Alberta, Canada, July 3rd, are not in¬ 
cluded in the list, as the clubs holding said tourna¬ 
ments failed to live up to their agreements covering 
registration. 
The averages for double targets are computed on 
The Interstate Association tournaments only, and they 
are based on taking part in two tournaments as a mini¬ 
mum, as per The Interstate Association ruling to that 
effect. 
Yours very truly, 
TPIE INTERSTATE ASSOCIATION, 
E. Reed Shaner, Secretary. 
AVERAGES FOR^SINGLE TARGETS. 
Amateurs. 
Name and Address Shotat Broke P. C. 
Lewis, Bart. Auburn, Illinois . 6080 5811 .9557 
Newcomb, Clias. PI. Philadelphia, Pa. 4065 3873 .9527 
Wright, F. S. South Wales, N. Y.. 3175 3019 .9508 
Huntley, S. A. Vancouver, Wash. . 5925 5619 .9483 
Crosby, Geo. E. O’Fallon, Illinois ., 2250 2127 .9453 
, A ppleman. Ross. Kiester, Minnesota . 2050 1934 .9434 
Iloon, W. S. Jewell, Iowa. 6425 6046 .9410 
Koch, F. C. Phillipsburg. Ohio _ 4050 3810 .9407 
Young, J. S. Chicago, Illinois . 3950 3714 .9402 
Graper, F. A. Custer Park, Illinois .. 
Chingren, E. J. Spokane, Washington 
Jones, W. H. Macon, Georgia . 
Livingston, J. R. Springville, Ala. .. 
Gates, L. A. Columbus, Nebraska .. 
Heil, Allen. Allentown, Pa. 
Sloan, H. H. Philadelphia, Pa. 
Edwards, F. M. Columbus, Ohio - 
Adams, E. H. Reading, Pa. -- 
Coburn, C. D. Mechanicsburg, Ohio .. 
Dixon, Harvey. Oronogo, Mo. 
Painter, Geo. E. Pittsburgh, Pa. 
Putnam, S. W. Fitchburg, Mass. 
Eaton, C. B. l'ayette, Mo. 
Jennings, J. E. Todmorden, Ont., Can. 
Troeh, F. M. Vancouver, Wash. 
Behm, Walter S. Esterly, Pa. 
Warren, J. K. Birmingham, Ala. ... 
Kelsey, F. I). East Aurora, N. Y... 
Varner, E. W. Adams, Neb. 
Plinshaw, E. C. Spirit Lake, Iowa 
Hummel, Charles. La Porte City, Iowa 
Oliver, Vincent. Philadelphia, Pa. 
Snyder, PI. E. Kansas City, Mo. .. 
Bruns, R. H. Brookville, Indiana... 
Budd, R. J. Lykens, Pa. 
Moritz, B. E. Denver, Colorado. 
Cocke, W. W. New Orleans, La. 
Kautzky, Joseph. Ft. Dodge, Iowa .. 
Sunderbruch, A. PI. Williamsburg O. 
Nashold, M. A. Fargo, N. Dak. 
Steele, G. R. Boston, Mass. .. 
Trout, S. W. Venice, California - 
A'lorgan, R. D. Greeley, Nebraska .. 
Van Atta, F. Vancouver, Wash. 
Teats, Brian. Northumberland, Pa... 
Gunning, C. A. Longmont, Colorado 
Shobe, A. B. Springfield, Ohio . 
Billings, C. W. Glen Ridge, N. J. .. 
Francis, V. H. La Couner, Wash... 
Connor. A. C. Springfield, Ill. 
Minnick, J. H. Wilmington, Delaware 
Blunt, J. A. Greensboro, Alabama_ 
Mathews, W. PI. Trenton, N. J. 
Webster, W. Columbus, Ohio . 
Englert, John L. Catasauqua, Pa. .. 
Frantz, C. L. Seneca rails, N. Y... 
Shoop, H. B. Harrisburg, Pa. 
Marburger, J. J. Reading, Pa. 
Blackmer, IL B. Buffalo, N. Y. 
Hoover, A. M. Baudette, Minn. 
Mu’v'y. N Pwa City. Iowa . 
Wallace, Al. Canton. South Dakota.. 
Howell, C. M. Northumberland, Pa... 
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