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Greenwich Field Club. 
Greenwich, Conn., May 2.—The Greenwich Field Club 
defeated the Yale University Gun Club here to-day in 
the annual clay pigeon shoot between the two teams 
for the cup presented by Clarence T. Martin. The field 
club won by a score of 348 to 335. low scores being 
due to the high wind. This gives the field club two 
out of three legs on the cup. The winners scores:— 
A. L. Ferguson, 61; C. S. Martin, 68; J. R. Coffin, 62; 
M. B. Foster, 77, and W. A. Flinn, 80. 
Clarinda Gun Club. 
Clarinda, Iowa, May 1, 1914. 
L. E. Russell first kale here today in our annual 
tournament. His score was 140. T. R. Graham topped 
the pros and seconded the amateurs with 137. 
Total 
Number 
Broke 
116 
122 
94 
140 
113 
127 
125 
126 
96 
83 
137 
US 
114 
123 
126 
hi 
103 
121 
106 
106 
126 
103 
104 
95 
12$ 
103 
132 
122 
101 
hi 
ns 
101 
95 
132 
ill 
122 
136 
Total 
Number 
Shot At 
C. Johnson . 150 
VVm. Boyd . 150 
L. Suits . 150 
L. E. Russell . ... 150 
O. Fleenor . 150 
Ray Weatherhead . 150 
Fred Weatherhead . 150 
’Adolf Olson . 150 
H. Elbert . 150 
O. McMillen . 150 
’Jay R. Graham . 150 
A. H. Keating . 150 
*F. C. Whitney . 150 
J. C. Graham . 150 
*W. T. Garritt . 150 
A. Williams . 150 
W. D. Nichols . 150 
John Wenner . 150 
F. M. Carey . 150 
L. N. Cleveland . 150 
Wm. Dunn . 150 
C. E. Dunn . 150 
W. N. Turner . 150 
W. J. Cozad . 150 
W. W. Williams . 150 
J. F. Schick . 150 
Jno. Martin . 150 
J. E. Bunting . 150 
A. Warner . 150 
S. McNemey . 150 
E. Mollenhoff . 150 
E. S. Trybom . 150 
R. Anderson . 150 
J. F. Stump . 150 
F. E. McLeod . 150 
F. B. Cunningham . 150 
C. Littertemy . 130 
’Professional. 
FRED C. WHITNEY, Cashier. 
Jersey City Gun Club. 
Jersey City, N. J., May 2, 1914. 
Fifteen members were out today for our regular 
monthly prize shoot and a strong wind from the west 
made the targets cut up some funny capers and caused 
the boys to say some things that wouldn’t look well in 
print. Tommy Boothroyd won first prize, and Ted 
Everett second and Dixon copped the scratch prize 
breaking 78 per cent. Dr. Ittner and Hollinger win¬ 
ners a month ago had an off day and both were lost in 
the shuffle. The scores follow in strings of 25 birds: 
Dr. Ittner . 19 
Everett . 19 
Hollinger . 15 
Engle . 18 
Dixon . 22 
Kent . 
Collins ... 
Boothroyd 
Buckman 
Jones . 
Alpers .... 
Tewes .... 
Slater .... 
Jackson .. 
Brown .... 
19 
10 
16 
14 
19 
19 
15 
20 
15 
23 
17 
15 
18 
22 
16 
19 
22 
19 
19 
18 
i 3 
20 
17 
20 
14 
15 
9 
13 
19 
l6 
17 
12 
IS 
1 7 
14 
20 
18 
14 
22 
14 
‘7 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
14 
17 
IS 
14 
15 
18 
22 
12 
19 
16 
10 
10 
9 
7 
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Northern Kentucky Gun Club. 
The club has resumed its weekly shoots, and at the 
first one of this season, on May 2. had an attendance 
of ten shooters, Sam Leever coming from Goshen with 
Dull. Holmes and Porter, and the Mt. Healthy Gun 
Club being represented by Towler. Five events were 
pulled off at a total of 100 targets. In the last 50 Leever 
dropped but 1 target, going out in first place with 95. 
H. R. Irwin, the local amateur gave him a close run, 
finishing in second place on 92. The club will hold its 
weekly shoots this season on Saturday afternoons, and 
expects a large attendance of the local shooters. On 
May 14 an all day tournament will be held, the program 
being one that should attract local amateurs as well 
as many from other places. 
15 15 20 25 25 T. 
S. Leever . 14 14 18 25 24—95 
H. R. Irwin . 14 13 18 23 24—92 
B. Stropshire . 13 14 16 18 25—86 
Holmes . 12 12 16 20 20—80 
W. Dull . 11 10 17 21 19—78 
Porter . 11 11 16 19 19—76 
C. R. McKay . 11 10 17 17 22—77 
J. B. C. 12 12 16 .. ..—40 
Towler . n 13 16 .. ..—40 
Welch . 14. —14 
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