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with pride on the last day of the 1914 Southern Handi¬ 
cap Tournament. 
Squad 17 turned in the banner list of totals this morn¬ 
ing. This squad and the records made by its members 
were: L. S. German, 95; G. L. Lyon, 95; D. F. McMa¬ 
hon, 97; C. H. Newcomb, 96, and H. D. Gibbs, 98, or a 
total of 481 out of 500, an average of 96.2 for the squad. 
The handsome trophy presented by the Board of 
Trade of Columbus, Ga., was won by George L. Lyon, 
who broke 558 out of the 600 targets on the program for 
the three days, made up of 350 from 16 yards, 25 pairs, 
and 200 targets shot at in the handicaps. This trophy 
was presented by the Columbus Board of Trade to be 
competed for at each succeeding Southern Handicap, the 
man winning it three times to become the owner of it. 
Mr. Lyon, therefore, becomes the holder of the trophy 
until next year’s event. 
Much favorable comment was heard at the grounds 
this afternoon regarding the loyal manner in which the 
rank and file of the Roanoke Gun Club had stood by 
its officials at this tournament. What elicited this com¬ 
ment was the fact that no less than 48 members of the 
local club had entered and taken part in the Southern 
Handicap, a representation seldom, if ever, equalled by 
any club boasting the same number of members on its 
roll. Roanoke was also represented by three of its citi¬ 
zens who were not members of the gun club. 
After Manager Shaner’s office force had finished fig¬ 
uring out the totals made by the shooters on the 350 
targets shot at during the tournament from 16 yards, 
Mr. Shaner announced that the leading contestants had 
finished in the following order: Amateurs: C. H. New¬ 
comb and George L. Lyon tied for first on 332 out of 
350; W. H. Jones, D. F. McMahon and F. C. Koch, 331; 
R. L. Spotts and D. T. Leahy, 330; A. B. Richardson 
and Vassa Cate, 329. Professionals: L. S. German, 341; 
Frank Huseman, 337, H. D. Gibbs, 336, Homer Clark, 
335, W. R. Crosby and E. H. Storr, 333. 
With the presentation of the prizes by Manager 
Shaner, the ninth annual Southern Handicap Tourna¬ 
ment was declared closed, the hour of closing (6 P. M.) 
being much later than had been anticipated, due to the 
unusually large number of entries both in the morning’s 
events and in the handicap. 
The scores in the latter events were as follows: 
INSERT SCORES OF THE THIRD Day, scores of the 
Southern Handicap, the Southern Handicap Purse, the 
Squier Money-Back Purse and the Optional Sweeps 
MAY 12, 1914. 
$1.00 OPTIONAL SWEEP ON EACH EVENT. 
35 Entries in Each Event. 
Event 1 Each 15 paid. $5-55 
Each 14 paid.15 
Event 2 Each 15 paid... 3.20 
Each 14 paid.... 
Event 3 Each 15 paid.. r.... $6.40 
Each 14 paid...75 
Event 4 Each 15 paid. $7.00 
Each 14 paid. 1.00 
Event 5 Each 15 paid.. 5.55 
Each 14 paid..15 
Event 6 Each 15 paid. 5.55 
Each 14 paid.25 
Event 7 Each 15 paid. 6.00 
Each 14 paid.55 
Event 8 Each 13 paid. 3.90 
Each 14 paid. 
Event 9 Each 15 paid. 6.40 
Each 14 paid. 120 
Event 10 Each 15 paid. 6.40 
Each 14 paid.65 
MAY 12, 1914. 
$3.00 OPTIONAL SWEEP ON REGULAR PRO¬ 
GRAM, 150 TARGETS. 
18 Entries of $5.00 = $90.00 Purse. 6 Moneys. 
Name. Score. Amount. 
Spotts, R. L. 143 $27.00 
Cate, Vassa . 142 18.00 
McMahon, D. F. 141 13.30 
Hatcher, A. MV . 140 10.50 
Richardson, A. B. 140 10.50 
Lyon, George L. .140 10.50 
$90.00 
MAY 13, 191a. 
$1.00 OPTIONAL SWEEP ON EACH EVENT. 
33 Entries in Each Event. 
Event 1 Each 20 paid. $ 5-55 
Each 19 paid.20 
Event 2 Each 20 paid. 4.35 
Each 19 paid. 
Event 3 Each 20 pdid. 5.55 
Each 19 paid.15 
Event 4 Each 20 paid... 3.90 
Each 19 paid. 
Event 5 Each 20 paid. 5.95 
Each 19 paid.85 
MAY 13, 1914. 
$5.00 OPTIONAL SWEEP ON REGULAR PRO¬ 
GRAM, 100 TARGETS. 
15 Entries at $5.00 = 
$75.00 Purse. 6 Moneys. 
Name. 
Score. 
Amount. 
Richardson, A. B. 
. 98 
$18.75 
Koch, F. C. 
. 98 
18.75 
Lyon, George L. 
. 97 
10.50 
Newcomb, Charles H. 
. 97 
10.50 
Jones, W. H. 
. 95 
8.25 
Cate, Vassa . 
. 95 
8.25 
$75.00 
MAY 14, 1914. 
$1.00 OPTIONAL SWEEP ON EACH EVENT. 
22 Entries in Each Event. 
Event 1 Each 20 paid.$3.15 
Each 19 paid. 
Event 2 Each 20 paid. 4.40 
Each 19 paid... 
Event 3 Each 20 paid.. 3.15 
Each 19 paid. 
Event 4 Each 20 paid. 4.95 
Each 19 paid.20 
Event 5 Each 20' paid. 4.40 
Each 19 paid. 
MAY id, 1914. 
$5.00 OPTIONAL SWEEP ON REGULAR PRO¬ 
GRAM, 100 TARGETS. 
12 Entries at $5.00 = $60.00 Purse. 6 Moneys. 
Name. Score. Amount. 
Koch, F. C. 98 $18.00 
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Hatcher, A. M. 95 4.40. 
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$5.00 OPTIONAL SWEEP ON THE 350 REGULAR 
PROGRAM TARGETS. ' 
17 Entries at $5.00 = $85.00 Purse. 6 Moneys. 
Name. Scores. Amount. 
I St 
2d 
3 d 
Day. 
Day. 
Day. Total. 
Newcomb, Charles H. 
- 139 
97 
96—332 
$21.25 
Lyon, George L. 
. 140 
97 
95—332 
31.25 
Koch, F. C. 
• 135 
98 
98—331 
11.30 
Jones, W. H. 
- 139 
95 
97—331 
11.30 
McMahon, D. F. 
. 141 
93 
97—331 
11.30 
Spotts, R. L. 
• 143 
93 
94—330 
8.50 
PRELIMINARY HANDICAP PURSE. 
64 Regular entries at 
$5.00... 
$320.00 
3 Penalty entries at 
$8.00_ 
24.00 
50 Entries for targets 
only. 
117 Total entries. 
Added to 
the Purse.. 
100.00 
Total Purse . 
Name. 
. $444 00 
Score. Amount. 
Lyon, George L. 
. 93 
59.60 
