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459 
:he third. Dibowski, Sander and Arthur Gambell were 
the only ones to go straight in any one of the 20-target 
events of the day. Three team matches were shot: 
Dibowski’s team winning the first by one target, 
Schreck’s team winning the last two by 7 and 15 tar¬ 
gets, respectively. Kolb, who has not been at the traps 
for several months, was present and tied with Hammer- 
schmidt for third high score of the afternoon, Schreck 
finishing in second place. A bunch of eight or ten of 
the members will attend the shoot to be given by T. 
H. Clay on Thursday, March 26, on the Hill Top 
grounds, Paris, Ky. The big shoot will be held on 
March 29, a program of 150 targets, six events at 15 
and three events at 20 targets each, with an entrance 
of $3 entitling the shooter to compete for the average 
money. The optionals on various combinations will 
make the total entrance $10. One combination under 
the Lewis Class system is provided, the shooters be¬ 
ing classified by their scores made in the first 100 
targets, and the winners in eaoh class decided by the 
scores made in the last 50 targets of the program. The 
shoot is practically on the same lines as the one given 
on February 22nd, which proved so popular, and, bar¬ 
ring bad weather, more shooters will be present than 
on the holiday. L. J. Squicr, Pittsburgh, will have 
charge in the office. Lunch will be included in the 
$3 entrance. 
Targets 30 20 30 20 30 20 Tot. 
Hammerschmidt . 26 16 23 18 25 16—124 
Payne . 22 18 27 14 26 16—123 
Dibowski . 23 18 23 11 20 17—114 
Kolb . 23 17 24 17 26 17—124 
Sander . 24 14 23 13 24 20—118 
Ertel . 26 is .— 41 
Butz . 26 17 26 18 26 20—133 
Schreck . 24 18 25 18 27 16—128 
A. Gambell . 21 20 26 19— 86 
Team Match, 50 Targets. 
Targets 15 15 20 
A. Gambell . 12 14 19—- 45 
Sander . 11 13 20— 44 
Butz . 13 13 20— 46 
Schreck .... 12 15 16— 43 
Total ........ 48 55 75—178 
Hammerschmidt . 11 14 16— 41 
Payne ... 14 12 16— 42 
Dibowski . 12 8 17— 37 
Kolb . 13 13 17— 43 
Total . 50 47 66—163 
Team Match, 50 Targets. 
Targets 15 15 20 
Hammerschmidt . 13 13 16— 42 
Payne . 11 11 18— 40 
Dibowski . 12 13 18— 45 
Kolb . 13 10 17-40 
Total . 49 47 69—165 
Sander . n 13 14-38 
“tel . . 13 IS _ 4 , 
? u , tz ;. 13 13 17-43 
Schreck . 11 13 18— ^ 
Total . 48 52 64—164 
Team Match, 50 Targets. 
Hammerschmidt . 13 10 18—41 
£*y ne ,v. m 15 14-41 
g'bowski . u 12 11- 34 
K0lb . 1 2 12 17— 41 
. 48 49 60—157 
A. Gambell . 9 I2 20- 41 
i™ der . » 12 13-36 
c u . 13 13 18— 44 
Schreck . 13 12 18-43 
TotaI . 46 49 69—164 
White Plains Gun Club. 
r i eve “‘ e i n gunners faced the traps at the White Plain: 
uun Club, Saturday afternoon, March 21st, at th< 
Gedney Farms Hotel, White Plains. The weather wa: 
411 and , s ? me excellent scores were made. H. O 
Allyn was high scratch gun with 93 and won a leg 01 
the Schieffdin Gun and Wing Trophy. R. E. Parde< 
captured the handicap match with a score of 96 with ; 
handicap of 19. An interesting match was shot in th« 
“i§- a %. Tr °P 1 ^’ J Olympic Style. T. H. Lawrenci 
iff l J?' Flnch tied Wlth a totaI of 22- In the shoot 
on, both gunners tied a second time with 21 breaks 
Lawrence won in the miss and out shoot. Lawrenci 
was also high gun in the 10 pair of doubles. 
Total 
47 
34 
45 
38 
47 
47 
30 
41 
44 
38 
40 
46 
33 
35 
Event No. 
i. Du Pont 
Trophy. 
4 »yn, H. 0 . 
Handicap 
Targets 
Broken 
47 
30 
4 i 
34 
39 
Hadlock, C. H 
Townsend, E. T 
Haas, E. L 
Rodgers, F. F 
Pardee, R. E. . 
Healy, Dr. 
3 ° 
Rodgers, Mrs. F. F 
Carpenter, E. . 
.... i 4 
27 
42 
i8 
Burnham, J. . 
Finch, T. H . 
.... 20 
Lawrence, T. H 
3 ° 
Burnham, D 
23 
3 i 
Beckley, W. S„ jr 
Ward, E. F. 44 44 
Ward, Guy . 2 40 42 
Burns, W. C. 12 35 47 
H. O. Allyn, F. F. Rodger, R. E. Pardee and W. C. 
Burns tied with 47 breaks. R. E. Pardee won the shoot 
off. 
Event No. 2. Club Trophy. 100 Target Handicap. 
Hdp. 
Tgt. 
Tgt. 
Tgt. 
Tgt. 
G.T. 
Name. 
25 
25 
25 
25 
100 
H. O. Allyn. 
. O 
23 
24 
22 
24 
93 
Hadlock . 
. 8 
15 
15 
16 
17 
7 i 
E. T. Townsend... 
. 7 
19 
22 
20 
24 
92 
E. L. Haas . 
8 
13 
21 
16 
1 7 
75 
F. F. Rodgers. 
, 14 
18 
21 
18 
23 
94 
R. E. Pardee. 
19 
l6 
20 
18 
23 
96 
Dr. Healy . 
16 
9 
13 
7 
16 
61 
Mrs. F. F. Rodgers. 
28 
12 
15 
11 
11 
77 
E. Carpenter . 
4 
22 
20 
21 
22 
89 
J. Burnham . 
• 40 
7 
II 
9 
12 
79 
J. H. Finch . 
. 8 
1 7 
19 
20 
18 
82 
T. H. Lawrence.. 
. O 
23 
23 
22 
22 
90 
D. Burnham . 
. 20 
12 
II 
14 
7 
64 
W. S. Beckley, Jr.. 8 
E. F. Ward . o 
Guy Ward . 4 
W. C. Burns.24 
Won by R. E. Pardee. 
Event No. 3. E. L. Haas Trophy. 
Olympic Style Scratch 
16 
15 
22 
23 
84 
23 
21 
21 
22 
87 
19 
21 
18 
18 
80 
18 
17 
16 
19 
94 
25 Targets. 
Name. 
Total. 
Name. 
Total. 
H. O. Allyn. 
. 14 
T. H. Finch. 
E. T. Townsend... 
T. H. Lawrence... 
E. L. Haas. 
E. F. Ward. 
. 18 
F. F. Rodgers. 
Guy Ward . 
J. H. Finch and T. H. Lawrence tied with 22. On the 
shoot-off both gunners were tie with 21 broken targets. 
The leg was finally won by Lawrence on a miss-and-out 
shoot. 
H. O. Allyn’s Trophy. 10 Pair of Doubles, Scratch. 
Name. Total. 
E. T. Townsend. 10 
E. L. Haas. 3 
F. F. Rodgers. 6 
Won by T. H. Lawrence. 
Name. Total. 
T. H. Lawrence. 11 
E. F. Ward . 10 
Guy Ward . j& 
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