FOREST AND STREAM 
807 
Jas. Hartigan ... 
W. W. Fairchild 
Andrew Sutton 
Geo. Welch . 
O. Lighter . 
*H. Clark . 
*G. E. Caple . 
J. A. Schmitz ... 
C. Foote . 
Geo. Byram . 
E. Rice . 
J. W. Fairchild .. 
"F. R. Welch .... 
W. Heinsouth ... 
P. Parrott . 
Dr. Summy . 
Dr. R. L. Avery 
B. Bossert . 
R. Williams . 
P. C. Bishop _ 
C. L. Benson _ 
J. G. Benson . 
A. Pipgras . 
Ben. Jameson ... 
‘Professional. 
Aurelia Gun Club. 
Aurelia, Iowa, May 26, 1914. 
Total Total 
Number Number 
Shot At Broke 
. 200 183 
... 200 171 
. 200 185 
. 200 184 
. 200 170 
. 200 189 
. 100 92 
. 200 179 
. 200 175 
. SO 29 
. 200 173 
. 200 176 
. 200 190 
. 200 157 
. 100 64 
. 200 172 
. 100 69 
. 200 178 
. 200 160 
..-. 80 60 
. 80 48 
. 65 49 
. 200 119 
. 200 151 
(Nemours (Ladies) Trapshooting Club. 
Wilmington, Delaware, June 4, 1914. 
The targets were hard yesterday, a strong incoming 
wind flattened them greatly and the tendency of the 
women was to shoot over them. 
There was a good attendance of both shooters and 
visitors and a general good time was had by every one. 
Miss Hammond made another 21 this week with a 
straight run of 14. 
With her handicap Mrs. E. L. Riley made high total 
score and was awarded the Major Ramsay Trophy un¬ 
til the next regular shoot. 
Mrs. Stidham who has been absent for a number of 
weeks came out yesterday and carried off the third 
book in the “Consolation Contest” entitled, “Athletics 
and Outdoor Sports for Women.” This prize was for 
second high handicap score made by the lady who 
had not won one of the books in the “Booklover’s 
Contest.” 
For the best straight run of the day Miss Hammond 
was given a copy of Osthaus’ famous painting entitled. 
“No Place for a Frog.” Miss Carson for her string of 
six, second best run. was also presented with a picture. 
Scores (25 targets) follow: Mrs. W. A. Joslyn, 10; 
Mrs. E. L. Riley. 17; Miss Bessie V. Carson, 16; Mrs. 
O. B. Clark. 8: Mrs. F. W. Wilson, 7; Mrs. Harry 
White, 7; Muss H. D. Hammond. 21; Miss M. V. Lari- 
nan. 6; Miss Alice Riley, 7; Miss Amy Schofield, 2; 
Mrs. H. Stidham, 7; Mrs. Chas. Springer, 10; Mrs. M. 
S. Hart, 13; Dr. Florence Seward, 8; Miss Mary Robin¬ 
son, 3; Miss C. D. Gentieu, 8; Miss C. Wynands, 2; 
Miss J. P. Hirst, 7. 
Last Saturday afternoon nine ladies of the Nemours 
Club entered for the Merchandise Event of the Delaware 
State Shoot, and they made a pretty picture at the 
firing line in their white suits and panama hats, that 
was not all either, for they demonstrated that they 
could handle their guns and break targets quite as 
well as many of the men, despite the fact that they 
have been shooting for only a year. 
Miss Hammond was high with 19 breaks out of 25 and 
was presented with a half dozen silver teaspoons. Miss 
B. V. Carson, for second high 15 x 25, won a beautiful 
cut glass pitcher. Miss Alice Riley, score 14 x 25, a 
silver bread tray. Mrs. E. L. Riley, 13 x 25, an amethyst 
stick pin. Mrs. Joslyn 12 x 25 a half dozen pairs silk 
hose and Mrs. Hart 11 x 25 a set of four books. The 
other three ladies Mrs. Springer, Mrs. White and Mrs. 
B. V. Clark, each scored nine breaks out of their 
quarter of a century of targets and considering the 
fact that it was the first time they had ever shot in a 
match, .they did very well indeed though their scores 
were not up to their usual average. 
BLUE BIRD. 
Paleface Gun Club. 
Wilmington, Mass., May 27, 1914. 
H. E. Dickerman put the once over on the bunch 
here today winning top gun with 191. x 200. F. O. 
Williams was shy only one of said number while L. 
II. Davis and Jay Clark. Jr. tied for place on 188. G. 
II. Chanin was upper for wads onlv with 192, while 
Cheery Ward Hammond and A. E. Sibley tied for sec¬ 
ond with 183. 
*G. TI. Chapin . 192 x 200 
IT. E. Dickerman . igi x 200 
F. O. Williams . 190 x 200 
I- IT. Davis . 188 x 200 
Jay Clark, Jr. 18S x 200 
E. A. Staples . 1 . 186 x 200 
G. L. Osborn . 186 x 200 
Dr. W. C. Newton . 185 x 200 
G. P. Steele .'. 184 x 200 
*G. M. Proctor . 183 x 200 
*W. M. Hammond . 183 x 200 
*A. E. Sibley . 183 x 200 
*J. S. Fanning . 182 x 200 
J. L. Snow . 181 x 200 
Elmer E. Reed . 180 x 200 
*W. F. Clarke . 180 x 200 
G. M. Wheeler . 180 x 200 
J. McArdle . 178 x 200 
*C. P. Blinn . 178 x 200 
*H. A. Keller . 176 x 200 
*T. H. Keller, Sr. 174 x 200 
O. S. Stull .... 173 x 200 
G. H. Haines . 168 x 200 
*W. H. Tooher . 166 x 200 
G. H. Hassam . 160 x 200 
J. H. Mendell . 163 x 200 
A. B. Colwell . 160 x 200 
T. R. Varick . 138 x 200 
R. N. Burnes . 186 x 200 
S. Marston . 94 x 200 
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