FOREST AND STREAM 
14. “Hoping you are the same.” 15. R. H. Bruns. 16. George Lyon and two counter attractions. 17. The Club House. 
mus, who helps Bill Joslyn. 19. Lloyd Lewis, who sells, scores and shoots. 
18. Teddy Dore- 
L. D. Gauss . 50 
M. W. Rosenfeld . 52 
R. C. Kershner . 69 
W. E. Phillips . 71 
W. Landis . 15 
H. C. Hummell . 67 
W. B. Large . 170 
*Denotes Professional. 
The weather was ideal for the third day’s shooting. 
The sun and the sky and the rest of the equipment not 
furnished by the association would have fitted in any 
modern novel’s final happy scene—for everyone but the 
men with the guns. They said the wind was “a little 
tricky,” or worse, according to their temperament. 
And Rush Razee, who gave an exhibition of how to 
shoot marbles with a gun up side down, claimed that 
he had never missed so many marble targets in an 
afternoon in the last ten years. Those who watched 
him know that about five of his shots, out of an in¬ 
definite number, went astray. It was remarked that 
fame sometime breeds discontent; there were men there 
who would have given their right arm to shoot a fifth 
as well with their left. 
Besides the regular events which will be averaged 
up with the shooting of the tournament’s other days, 
to determine the high man, the Merchandise Handicap 
was the headliner. Practically all shooters who had 
entered in the day’s regular events took their places 
facing the whitecapped lake and waited for the birds 
to sail out from the little green traphouses forward on 
the beach. Each man took a shot at fifty “birds” and 
in all there were sixty-nine prizes offered. 
I. S. Hopkins, of Lewiston, turned in a perfect score 
for first, E. Goodwin, M. E. Barker and O. L. Frantz 
finished next in order and F. S. Wright, New York 
State Champion, was fifth. 
In the main event several amateurs also came through 
well. Shooting at 120 birds G. N. Fish was high with 
177, George A. Brown, second with 115, and W. W. 
Vanderhooff tied with A. J. Pendergast and Dr. G. H. 
Martin for third with records of 114. For the two 
days’ shooting Fish leads the amateurs with 268 birds, 
of 280, and F. S. Wright and A. O. Skutt are simul¬ 
taneously occupying second place with 267. 
The shoot closes to-day when the last block of fifty 
targets a man, to determine the New York State Cham¬ 
pion, will be decided. There will also be eight events 
on the regular program. The special events that have 
been in progress through the meet will also be con¬ 
cluded. 
Scores in Merchandise Event. 
The scores in the merchandise event, together with 
the handicaps, follow: 
Targets. Total. 
C. F. Lambert . 37 
C. G. Rogers . 41 
C. A. Ward . 47 
John Ebberts . 45 
B. V. Covert . 43 
J. L. Weller ...:. 37 
Harry Harrison . 42 
Mrs. Harrison . 39 
R. Patterson . 39 
J. A. Trott . 41 
G. N. Fish . 4 1 
F. S. Wright . 47 
A. C. Skutt . 48 
J. D. Green . 38 
M. R. Brown . 39 
G. H. Pumpelly . 46 
W. S. Hall . 42 
J. P. Sousa . 4 1 
D. T. Leahy . 43 
A. W. Church . 43 
A. E. Conley . 46 
F. D. Kelsey . 45 
W. W. Vanderhooff . 44 
D. Wadsworth . 42 
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C. L. Franz . 48 
W. Morris . 44 
C. J. Dailey . 43 
P. von Boeckman . 43 
C. H. Simonds . 39 
M. E. Barker . 49 
D. McMahon . 44 
G. H. Martin . 42 
H. B. Blackmer . 46 
J. W. Broderick . 40 
Dr. Jerauld . 43 
W. B. Bartlett . 44 
J. S. Hopkins . 50 
D. E. Smith . 39 
G. A. Brown . 43 
F. A. Elliott . 43 
W. E. Corfield . 43 
D. W. Tomlinson. 42 
E. A. Wadsworth. 36 
F. O. Spencer. 41 
W. J. Tylee . 38 
H. J. McNaughton. 25 
H. H. Valentine. 48 
A. W. Morrison. 36 
F. T. Spaulding. 39 
George Rommel . 44 
H. W. Boorman. 42 
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