Jan. i8, 1913 
FOREST AND STREAM 
91 
Jersey City Gun Club. 
Jersey City, N. J., Jan. 11. —Enclosed please find 
scores made at the Jersey City Gun Club to-day. Geo. 
Piercy won high average prize with a mark of 84 per 
cent., and in the silver spoon event Kearney showed 
good form, and after tying Lawton, won the shoot-off 
with two birds to spare. The day was fine for shooting, 
but the scores were only ordinary. Piercy, in addition 
to winning high average, also scored a straight 25, the 
only one made during the afternoon. The scores follow 
in strings of 25: 
Targets: 25 25 25 25 25 25 
Burlington . 22 21 21 14 .. .. 
Engle . 20 20 14 19 21 .. 
Lawton . 10 15 18 17 14 .. 
Kearney . 18 14 19 19 19 .. 
Hallinger . 19 18 21 19 22 .. 
Piercy . 10 23 25 22 20 21 
Tewes . 15 21 10 11 .. .. 
Hubbell . 20 13 21 10 .. .. 
Summerfield . 14 7 13 11 .. .. 
Kellinger . 0 7 5 4 5 .. 
Hr Ittner . 0 0. 
Di.xon . 20 19 14. 
Jones . 10 15 14. 
Secretary. 
Fox Logan Gun Club. 
Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 11.—The members of the 
Fox Logan Gun Club met to-day for , their regular shoot 
over the traps. Among those present were Mrs. Moul¬ 
ton and Mrs. Blaise, both of whom shot well. Dr. Hut¬ 
ton took high gun. In the event at 12 pair of doubles. 
Dr. Hutton broke 21, while Gideon and Cox broke 19 
each. 
In the regular 50-target handicap. Class A spoon 
went to Dr. Hutton; Class B to Peden, and Class C to 
Moulton. Scores: 
Fifty-target handicap: Smith (3) 43, Cox (3) 42, 
Hutton (0) 47, Gideon (0) 38. Dalberg (0) 38, Delaney 
(0) 37, Maracon (0) 33, Peden (0) 42, Blaise (0) 38, 
Beattie (0) 37, Gough (2) 27, Moulton (0) 39. 
Special club event: Smith 20, Delaney 19, Maracon 
17. Cox 20, Peden 21, Blaise 19, Mrs. Moulton 11, Mrs. 
Blaise 10, Davis 17. 
Two events at 6 pairs each resulted as follows: Hut¬ 
ton 10, 11; Gideon 10, 9; Cox 9, 9; Blaise 5, 10; Moulton 
G, 6. 
Monmouth Beach Gun Club. 
Monmouth Beach, N. J., Jan. 8. —At the regular 
annual meeting of the Monmovtt'h Beach Gun Club the 
following officers were elected for the ensuing year: 
President Frank M. Johnson; Vice-President, Percy A. 
White; Treasurer, Morgan Woolley; Secretary, Nicholas 
F. Woolley; Field Captain, Frank Horner. The follow 
ing members were elected Trustees: Wm. Buxton, P. 
H. Sheridan and F. P. Kampf.. 
It was decided to hold regular meetings on the first 
Monday of each month and a weekly shoot on Saturdays 
at 2 o’clock. Visitors are welcome at all the club shoots, 
and special events will be arranged for at intervals 
throughout the season. A committee is now completing 
the arrangements for an entertainment and reception to 
be held in the near future, and a cordial invitation will 
be extended to all disc annihilators to attend. 
A ways and means committee was appointed to get 
seme action on a combination gun, ice and yacht club 
liouse, and will probably have a definite report to make 
at the next meeting. 
Eagle Gun Club. 
Manoa, Pa., Jan. 11.—Nolan, shooting from the 
28yds. mark, ran straight in the weekly event of the 
Eagle Gun Club to-day. He grassed every one of his 
birds cleanly. 
Seven miss-and-outs followed the 10-bird race and 
most of them ended in ties, the money being split be¬ 
tween the high men. Iii the first Rose and Jackson 
tied with 1 kill apiece. In the second Nolan shared 
with Rose with 4 kills, and in the third the former split 
the coin with Coyle at 3 all. IVIiller and Walker split 
the fourth with 1 bird each and Jackson and Coyle the 
fifth with 5 in a row. Rose won the sixth with 3 
grasses and the seventh was shared by Smith and Kirsch 
with 4 each. Scores: 
Ten-bird event, handicap yards rise: Nolan (28) 10; 
Walker (28) 9; Brown (30) 9; Rose (28) 9; Black (28) 9; 
Hill (29) 8; Smith (28) 8; Kirsch (28) 8; Emerson (28) 
8; Soley (28) 8. 
St. Thomas Gun Club. 
Robert D. Emsi.ie, National League umpire, has 
been selected as President of the St. Thomas Gun Club, 
St. Thomas, Ont. Other officers are: Vice-President, 
George S. McCall; Captain, Robert Coffee; Treasurer, 
Dr. S. M. Lipsey; Manager, W. J. McCanoe; Assistant 
Manager, E. FI. Flach. The club has decided to hold 
another registered grand international shoot Dec 1 to 5, 
1913, inclusive, and in the meantime the grounds will 
be greatly improved. 
Montclair Gun Club. 
Montclair, N. J., Jan. 11.—Four baked mud shat- 
terers yvent after 25 scalers each to-day in the weekly 
competition for fall trophy—leg seven. I. S. Crane 
sewed up the leg with a full from 4 sent him by the 
grace of the handicapping committee. H. F. Holloway, 
whose gratuity was 7, scored 23. Winslow from 6 
made 21, and Findlay had 18 from 7. 
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