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TRAPSHOOTING AT YOUGHIOGHENY COUNTRY 
CLUB. (Continued from page 663). 
In the regular three-class system shoot, Dr. Heisey. 
Dr. Ord and Mr. Painter were the three high men, 
each one getting 47 out of a possible 50; Mr. Painter 
in his first event geting 25 straight. 
Rigsby and Harry Brooks tied for the head in Class 
“B,” each with an even 40. Newlin, J. C. Wampler, 
Sr., J. W. Wilson and Geo. Hitchens, all four qualified 
at the head of Class “C,” with 35 birds out of 50. 
In the doubles, Dr. Aber did some wonderful shoot¬ 
ing, getting 24 straight out of his 12 pair; Baker came 
second with 21. 
The scores for the entire list of shooters were as 
follows: 
Dr. Heisey . 23 24—47 
Dr. Ord . 24 23—47 
Ned Painter . 25 22—47 
D. W. Baker . 23 23—46 
Dr. Aber . 23 23—46 
J. E. Penrod . 22 23—45 
F. Young . 22 23—45 
J. F. Calhoun . 23 21—44 
A. Hickman . 23 20—43 
J. C. Wampler, j r. 23 19—42 
Holmes . 22 20—42 
Bradshaw . 19 23—42 
H. C. Watson . 17 24—41 
A. H. Rigsby . 19 21—40 
Harry Brooks . 23 17—40 
F. D. Smith . 20 19—39 
Bishop . 21 17—38 
A. L. Goldstrom . 18 20—38 
W. F. Willis . 20 18—38 
W. B. Kaler . 17 20—37 
W. W. Buck . 17 20—37 
Tas. Simpson . 15 22—37 
F. Meredith . 17 20—37 
C. C. Winklewoos . 17 20—37 
Newlin . 15 20—35 
J. C. Wampler, Sr. . 17 18—35 
J. W. Wilson . 18 17—35 
Geo. Hitchens . 17 18—35 
F. O’Brien . 18 16—34 
Dr. Hodgson . 13 20—33 
Wm. Pry . 17 id—33 
C. B. Ashbaugh . 15 18—33 
Haberman . 13 18—31 
B. E. Parke . 13 17—30 
W. A. Cornelius . 14 14—28 
W. W. Winklewoos . 13 13—26 
W. W. Noll . 8 17—25 
Johnson . 8 15—23 
J. Pannebacker . 7 15—22 
J. A. C. Sward . 6 12—18 
McCreery . 5 12—17 
Professionals. 
Luther Squire . 22 23—45 
Jas. Lewis . 21 20—41 
J. C. Garland . 20 19—39 
Shot with the regular shoot was the first of the series 
of club handicap shoots, 
resulting 
as follows: 
Dr. Heisey . 
■ 23 
24 no added birds 47 
W. A. Cornelius . 
. 14 
14 , — 2 % l 6 — 
44 
T. W. Wilson . 
. 18 
17 = 35 + 8 = 
43 
Tas. Simpson . 
• 15 
22 = 37 + 2 = 
39 
Dr. Hodgson . 
• 13 
20 = 33 4- 4 = 
37 
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