FOREST AND STREAM 
387 
Lansdale—Highland. 
Lansdale, Pa., March 7.—The home club, in a close 
shoot defeated Highland, of Edge Hill, by a score of 
451 to 438. The shoot was close all the way through, 
and for a while it looked as if the Meehan trio was 
going to put the finishing touches to Lansdale, but the 
prompt intervention of W. Metz, with a 25 straight run, 
and the only one of the day, saved the victory for 
Lansdale. 
The conditions for shooting were considered idea! 
overhead, but outside of that not much can be said. 
The gun club was reached via some good, healthy 
looking snow drifts, some of which measuied eight 
feet and which were in a melting condition, and pre 
sented themselves as no small obstacles to the shooters, 
who came unprepared for deep sea diving. To meet 
the occasion bob-sleds were run to and from the sta¬ 
tion. 
LANSDALE. HIGHLAND. 
B. 
F. Bender . 4>' 
J. Rodgers . 27 
J. Pfliger . 47 
W. Metz . 
C. Swartz . 25 
F. Henry . 45 
Rorer . »4 
Taylor . 44 
Lamborn . 43 
Worthington . 43 
B. 
H. Greenwood . 4fe 
Landis . 45 
F. Meehan . 45 
Perry . 44 
Englert . 44 
Freed . 44 
De Houpt . 43 
F. Meehan, Sr.43 
Mooney . 4* 
Hibbs . 4 1 
Total .451 Total . 43 s 
Those who failed to qualify for their respective 
teams follow: 
LANSDALE. HIGHLAND. 
B. 
D. Hoffman . 4a 
J. Kauflie . 41 
L. Swartz . 41 
H. Nice . 41 
J. Schultz . 40 
R. Heebner . 40 
W. Bright . 40 
Cochran . 40 
H. Bright . 38 
J. Rauch . 37 
Hass . 37 
Hiltebeitel . 30 
H. Kauflie . 35 
Billiger . 3s 
Martin . 34 
J. Felver . 34 
A. Mitchel . 33 
D. Schultz . 32 
McLaughlin . 16 
O’Hara . *t 
13. 
H. Cooper . 41 
Fell . 4 t 
W. Clegg . 40 
Clark .«> 
A. McCarty . 34 
Crooks . 39 
J. Greenwood . 39 
Pharaoh . j* 
R. Davis . 38 
R. Greenwood . 37 
Drakely . 36 
Hoover . 35 
F, Meehan . jj 
Rotche . 28 
Deist . 25 
Whites—Glen Willows. 
Philadelphia, March 7, 1914. 
The Whites and Glen Willows indulged in their 
final Trap Shooters’ League match of the season, yester¬ 
day afternoon at Holmesburg Junction, the dentist! 
winning easily by 432 breaks to 379. With the excep¬ 
tion of Newcomb, Cantrell and Riggs the rest of the 
gunners fell below their usual shooting standard. Prob¬ 
ably the glare of the sun on the snow had something 
to do in marring individual records, for the traps tossed 
an easy enough target which did not look hard to 
break. 
Newcomb led the way with 47 breaks, running straight 
on his last event. Cantrell landed 46, getting 24 and 
22, while Riggs also reached that mark, breaking 23 
on each of his quarter century of flyers. 
The Whites practically won from the start, for the 
visiting delegation from the hills of Roxborough only 
had four men to reach and shoot past the 40 mark, 
while the lowest tenth man among the Whites had 1 
41 to his credit. 
Team race, ten men 
to a 
side, fifty targets 
per 
man. 
S. S. WHITE 
B. 
B. 
T. 
G’N WILLOW 
B. 
B. 
T. 
Newcomb . 
22 
25 
47 
Riggs . 
23 
23 
46 
Cantrell . 
24 
22 
46 
Ulmer . 
21 
20 
41 
Powers . 
23 
20 
43 
McFalls . 
21 
19 
40 
Griffith . 
22 
21 
43 
Schultz . 
20 
24 
4; 
Fontaine . 
21 
22 
43 
George . 
17 
20 
37 
20 
Wild . 
Harper . 
20 
23 
43 
W. Mattis _ 
l6 
19 
35 
Howard . 
22 
20 
42 
Freed . 
20 
14 
34 
4T 
l8 
t6 
Robinson . 
20 
21 
4i 
R. Mattis _ 
15 
17 
32 
Totals . 
.432 
Totals . 
379 
Scores made 
by 
gunners 
who failed to qualify 
for 
their respective 
teams: 
S. S. WHITE 
B. 
B. 
T. 
S. S. WHITE 
B. 
B. 
T. 
Wilson . 
18 
22 
40 
Denlian . 
15 
18 
u 
Severn . 
ft 
Abbott . 
18 
16 
34 
Hinkson . 
l6 
14 
3 r » 
White . 
18 
17 
35 
Sidebotham ... 
18 
20 
38 
Pennington ... 
20 
21 
41 
Keene . 
17 
22 
39 
Harkins . 
17 
18 
35 
Thompson .... 
19 
18 
37 
Kendall . 
8 
7 
’5 
Pratt . 
21 
14 
G’N WILLOW 
B. 
B. 
T. 
G’N WILLOW 
B. 
B. 
Woiman . 
14 
15 
29 
Gerhardt . 
l6 
15 
Gilmour _ 
l6 
l6 
32 
Zimmerling ... 
15 
l6 
?l 
Merkle . 
17 
IS 
32 
C. Truelin’r .. 
18 
13 
31 
Camden—Clearview. 
Shooting with from the first target to the final blue 
rock the Camden Shooting Association defeated Clear¬ 
view with unerring accuracy over the Darby trap*, 
scoring 468 to 444. 
CAMDEN. 
CLEARVIEW 
B. 
B. 
T. 
B. 
B. 
A 
Lawrence . 
25 
24 
4y 
Fisher . 
• 25 
23 
4$ 
Kling . 
25 
23 
48 
Killian . 
24 
45 
Willis . 
23 
25 
48 
McCullough .. 
• 23 
22 
45 
Tomlin . 
23 
24 
47 
Harper . 
24 
43 
H. Anthony .. 
24 
23 
47 
Elwell . 
• 23 
22 
55 
Radcliffe . 
24 
23 
47 
Bower . 
22 
44 
Hineline . 
25 
21 
4<> 
Kirshner . 
24 
44 
Cp"»qs 
46 
23 
44 
Simpkins . 
21 
24 
43 
Copple . 
21 
43 
Springer . 
24 
21 
4.-' 
Horn . 
20 
41 
Totals . 
.468 
Totals . 
444 
Scores made 
by 
gunners 
who failed to 
qualify 
tor 
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E. E. Handy 
Dr. H. Betts 
H. P. Carlon _ 
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N. K. Smith .... 
E. M. Ross . 
A. M. Lindsey .. 
P. D. Guest . 
Karl Mayer . 
W. C. Corey . 
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The scores in detail were: 
AT 100 TARGETS. 
J. B. McHugh . 02 
William Foord . 92 
A. B. Richardson . 91 
J. H. Minnick . 89 
W. A. Joslyn . 85 
F. H. Springer . 84 
C. T. Martin . 85 
F. H. Dickerman . 83 
W. Edman-son . 81 
. 79 
. 68 
. 66 
. 63 
AT 75 TARGETS. 
. 66 
. 61 
. 58 
. 5* 
. 54 
. 49 
. 48 
. 47 
. 44 
AT 50 TARGETS. 
W. S. Colfax ..-. 47 
J. H. Thomas . 39 
H. T. Reed . 39 
J. W. Anderson, Jr. 39 
W. L. Lynam .,. 39 
T. W. Mathewson . 39 
W. Tomlinson . 36 
W. G. Robelen . 34 
C. S. Griswold . 35 
A. Bird . 30 
H. T. Carre . 30 
T. E. Doremus . 3? 
E. L. Le Baunte . 23 
E. R. Galvin . 26 
Stanley Hammond . 26 
H. White . 26 
Fred Macklin . 35 
J. T. LeCarpentier . 33 
J. S. Grant . 10 
AT 25 TARGETS. 
L. L. Jarrell . 24 
Clyde Leedom . 23 
J. W. Mathews . 22 
T. B. Grier . 19 
L. Mathewson . 18 
. 17 
. 16 
. 15 
. 12 
R: F. Springer . 10 
C. W. Papperman . 9 
A. Hayden . 9 
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E. R. Galvin . 
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Clyde Leedom by one target. 
J. W. Mathews, who rarely shoots over 25 t... = _. 
22 on his first attempt, and this was sufficient to carry 
off the Class C spoon. 
W. L. Lynam broke 17 out of 25 and won the Class D 
spoon, while Fred Macklin, one of the club’s newest 
shooters, broke 13 -out of 25 and took home the Class E 
spoon. In the short time he has been a member of the 
club Mr. Macklin has developed quite a liking for Cole¬ 
man DuPont spoons, having won one on each of the 
last two shooting days. 
In -the Class A, Eugene duPon-t challenge event, J. B. 
MoHugh, present holder, just nosed out Harry Carlon, 
the challenger, by one -bird. Joe Ben broke 45 out of 
50, while Harry broke 44. 
B. 
B. 
T. 
B. 
B. 
T. 
22 — 2 A 
Green . 
23 
44 
Eisenhart ... 
... 24 
20 
44 
l 6 
Holloway .... 
23 
44 
Lippincott .. 
25 
19 
44 
l 6 
Fleming . 
22 
43 
Borden . 
... 24 
19 
43 
15 
Chalmers .... 
.. 19 
23 
42 
Horner . 
19 
II 
Goodfellow .. 
.. 19 
22 
41 
Taylor . 
17 
39 
10 
Wakeman .... 
17 
39 
Tohnson .... 
17 
37 
II 
Dungan . 
.. 19 
18 
3 / 
Edwards .... 
... 18 
17 
35 
8 
Borden, Jr. 
...18 
17 
35 
8 
CLEARVIEW. 
12—20 
Bonsall . 
• 19 
22 
41 
Wiltbank ... 
20 
40 
Young . 
19 
40 
F erry . 
19 
40 
Paul . 
19 
39 
Ratcliffe .... 
17 
38 
were 
Shuster . 
. . 20 
18 
3 « 
Siberling ... 
... 19 
18 
37 
Killian. Tr. .. 
.. 18 
19 
37 
Paulson ..... 
. . . 14 
19 
33 
ir the 
H. Founds .. 
. . II 
22 
33 
Fink . 
... 17 
l6 
S 3 
Ig out 
A. Founds .. 
.. 18 
12 
30 
‘Slear . 
22 
47 
‘Chandler ... 
.. 19 
II 
30 
Buffalo Audubon Club. 
Buffalo, N. Y., March 7, 1914. 
Though a heavy snow was falling, there was no wind 
to interfere with to-days shoot and good scores were 
turned in. Wendel, a visitor from Lancaster, proved to 
be best to-day with 95 x too. The telegraph match event 
turned in a score of 234x250, both Wright and Senger 
going straight. Ebberts won the Marlin gun event with 
24. Scores: 
Fish 
19 
18 18 
25 
25 
24 
