FOREST AND STREAM 
June 7, 1913 
730 
Siwanoy C. C. 
Mt. \'ernon, N. Y., May 30.—A dozen of the re¬ 
liables turned out for the Decoration Day shoot, which 
constituted the finals in the Du Pont and captain’s 
trophies. 
C. II. lladlock won the Du Pont trophy by making 
a total score of 1G5, his nearest competitors being M. 
K. tluggenheim with 159, and L. G. Bond with 158. 
Dr. K. J. Held won the club championship in the 
1C‘0 target scratch event by breaking 89. G. L. Yates 
and M. K. Goggenheim, with 87 each, tied for second 
place. 
The first take-home trophy was won by G. L. Yates 
with a full score, and the second take-home trophy by 
W. M. Wylie on the shoot-off, just beating Miss Jessie 
Thorpe for the honor by one bird. 
The captain’s trophy, which is based on the miss-and- 
out plan, requires ten straight targets to constitute a 
leg. IMessrs. Z. C. Offutt and J. P. Donovan had each 
won a leg on this trophy at previous shoots; neither 
were present at the shoot to-day. Dr. R. J. Held suc¬ 
ceeded in winning a leg on this trophy, which became 
his by default on account of the other two winners not 
being present to shoot off. Scores: 
Du Pont Trophy, 25 targets, handicap: 
C H Hadlock ...‘..i 
:. 3 
25 
L G Bond . 
.. 7 
23 
M R Guggenheim . . 
. 4 
25 
W Thorpe . 
.. 8 
23 
G L Yates . 
25 
H J Smith . 
8 
23 
Miss J Thorpe .... 
. 7 
25 
W M Wylie . 
21 
Dr Held . 
. 0 
24 
Dr W E Barnard.. 
.. 5 
20 
Dr A W Currie ... 
. 8 
24 
G A Wylie . 
.. 5 
17 
Take-home trophy. 
25 
targets, handicap: 
Ci ^ ates . 
. 2 
25 
Dr A W Currie ... 
.. 6 
22 
M R Guggenheim . 
. 2 
24 
Dr W E Barnard . 
.. 5 
22 
Miss J Thorpe .... 
. 7 
24 
W M Wylie . 
.. 6 
21 
Dr R T Held . 
. 0 
22 
W Thorpe . 
.. 4 
15 
C H Hadlock . 
. 4 
22 
H J Smith . 
.. 4 
17 
G A Wyiie . 
. 3 
22 
L G Bond . 
.. 5 
17 
Take-home trophy. 
25 
targets, handicap: 
W M Wylie . 
6 
25 
G A Wylie . 
21 
Miss T Thorpe . 
,. 7 
25 
W Thorpe . 
. 4 
20 
G L 'i’ates . 
9 
25 
Dr A W Currie .... 
. 6 
20 
M R Guggenheim . . 
2 
25 
L G Bond . 
5 
20 
H J Smith . 
. 5 
22 
Dr W E Barnard .. 
. 5 
20 
Dr R J Held. 
. 0 
21 
C H Hadlock . 
. 4 
18 
Club championship. 
100 
targets, scratch: 
Dr R T Held . 
89 
Sliss J Thorpe . 
70 
G L Yates . 
87 
W Thorpe . 
63 
M R Guggenheim . 
87 
Dr W E Barnard . 
61 
W M Wylie . 
, 71 
Dr A \V Currie ... 
60 
G A Wylie. 
, 71 
H J Smith . 
Oi 
C H Hadlock . 
70 
L G Bond . 
57 
Buffalo Andubon G. C. 
Buffalo, N. Y., May 30.—Under most favorable 
weather conditions, on beautiful grounds, sixty-one shoot¬ 
ers shot through to-day’s program. Jennings was high 
gun with 168 out of 175. Mrs. L. G. Vogel shot a 
splendid race, getting 156. Seventy-one shooters shot in 
the merchandise event, King of Geneva pulling down a 
beautiful $50 watch with 25 straight from 18yds. 
Under the personal direction of Geo. Ginn, ably 
assisted by Mr. Winters, the office end of the program 
was efficiently taken care of, and a very short time 
after the last gun was fired, the word went out, “Come 
and get your money, boys.” The merchandise event, a 
handicap affair, 16yds. to 23yds., at 25 targets, constituted 
an extra event and is not included in the following 
scores. The shooters expressed their appreciation of the 
prompt manner in which the tournament was conducted, 
and all stated they were coming to the State shoot on 
the same grounds. June 9, 10, 11 and 12. The regular 
program was finished by 1:30 P. M. The special event, 
the “Audubon W’a’k Back,” attracted a large number 
of shooters and proved a source of considerable profit 
to the club. Frank Wright won the first prize in this 
event. The following are the scores: 
Dr Spaulding . 153 
H !Messinger . 132 
D W Tomlinson, Jr.. 159 
E F Hammond .152 
H T Walls . 141 
C F Lambert . 157 
B Covert . 15j 
Dr W C Wootton _159 
*Ed Cox . 152 
Cbas Ward . 150 
C L Frantz . 161 
J G S Dey . 155 
S H Loomis . 141 
J D Green . 159 
C J Dailey . 156 
A E Millington . 165 
A E Conley . 164 
C D Henline . 160 
John Ebberts . 160 
W H Smith . 153 
J E Jennings . 168 
F S Wright . 165 
E E Hilliker . 158 
G N Fish . 160 
.V C Skutt . 165 
H G McCutcheon .... 161 
H B Blackmer . 161 
Dr G S Pickens . 134 
Dr J M Burke . 152 
M B Rocks . 148 
L F Cranston .102 
Guy White . 144 
J H Eberhardt .138 
J Browning . 152 
*Geo Hassam . 148 
D Barrett . 152 
E Bray .138 
A C Suckow . 144 
F S King .150 
F D Kelsey . 161 
J W Broderick .137 
W T Lawson . 124 
Dr F N C Jerauld.... 142 
Dr J C Monroe .115 
C C Farnum . 143 
S S Hopkins .131 
Geo B Geib . 157 
C E Gleed . 133 
J E Lodge .118 
Mrs L G Vogel . 153 
L G V'ogel . 93 
H D Kirkover . 65 
J F Rice . Ill 
\V Leonard . 126 
W’ J Leyer . 152 
V\’ H Patterson .148 
Dr W B Bartlett .166 
R S V^an Natta .158 
E F Conners .125 
Dr T O Glenn . 151 
Marion G. C. 
Marion, O., May 29.—Forty-four shot through to-day. 
F. M. Edwards missed only 3 of his 150, which gave 
him top gun. 
F J Coburn . 128 
T B Sarbe . 127 
F G Phillis. 125 
C L Culbertson . 131 
W W Coffman. 139 
*R O Heikes. 146 
R W Whitney. 130 
H \\^ Heikes . 136 
J E Cain. 140 
*C F Moore.139 
*W R Chamberlain... 131 
H Feidner . 132 
*T G Barstow. 113 
Geo Miller . 135 
A W Houghton. 120 
C T Stevens. 124 
*J R Taylor. 144 
C D Coburn. 139 
F M Edwards. 147 
A B Sbobe. 141 
Ed Smith . 103 
C W McKensie. 119 
W W’ebster .136 
J L Porterfield.124 
H F Everett. 131 
W’ E Campbell . 137 
H Hirth . 134 
R R Shull . 132 
H I Hopkins . 142 
W B Bricker. 136 
H E Smith. 143 
H L Smart . 128 
E S Potts . 118 
H F Pace . 121 
B F Barnthouse (90).. 71 
Geo Volk . 138 
G C Maxwell . 133 
F W Markman . 123 
F E Bruit. 138 
E Diesem . 133 
Greenfield . 121 
F B Farley. 107 
F Devore . 127 
P Young . 120 
Vergas R. and G. C. 
V’ergas, Minn., May 29.—Only eleven shooters looked 
us ovtr to-d.ay. F. H. Allen took first money, tying 
Geo. Trent, top pro with 142. Vern Sugrue tied Fergu¬ 
son, a pro gunner, on 141 for place. 
*G E Trent. 142 
A C White. 134 
F H Allen. 142 
V Sugrue . 141 
G R Kappler . 135 
G W Holt. T18 
*\V M Ferguson. 14] 
C A Peterson. 127 
C Fankhand . 177 
Anton Erickson . 88 
M J Gerber . 126 
W J Reames. 120 
Van Antwerp . 103 
BRADFORD, PK 
■^RADFORD OUN CLUB. 
Cleveland G. C. 
Cleveland, O., May 30. —The Decoration Day tour¬ 
nament of the Cleveland Gun Club was one of the most 
successful events of the kind ever run off on the 
grounds. Oven ten thousand targets were thrown and 
two sets of traps were kept running all the time. Fifty- 
four shooters took part in the contest. Some of the 
scores were good and som.e very poor. The out-of-town 
boys walked away with most of the goods they came after. 
The scores follow: 
Event iS'o. 1, Semi-annual 
trophy, 150 targets, handi- 
cap, 16vds.: 
C E Doolittle . 
.. 132 
A J Stevens .... 
117 
G P Freeman . 
.. 118 
B E Black . 
125 
A I Brown. 
.. 125 
J P Traxtler .... 
118 
*J R Taylor . 
.. 144 
G E Burns . 
131 
F N Stone . 
.. 123 
F D Tilling . 
. 99 
F Crawford . 
H D Tobey . 
Ho 
E O Lathemer . 
.. 112 
E E Noble . 
121 
E A Prero . 
.. 129 
J Rummell . 
138 
O F Deal . 
.. 133 
E H Williams .... 
91 
R G Walters . 
.. 127 
E W WTedner ... 
61 
K Miller . 
.. 133 
*R O Heikes .... 
141 
Guy Heuer . 
.. 136 
F M Edwards .... 
138 
H F Peschel ' . 
.. 132 
M D Stepp. 
122 
A M Hickey . 
.. 124 
*T G Barstow .. 
109 
J W Walters . 
.. 137 
E S Rogers . 
126 
C D Colburn . 
.. 132 
F G Hogen .... 
130 
E V Walters . 
.. 123 
A B Jones . 
124 
W Webster . 
.. 136 
W A Chambers .. 
136 
*L F Moore . 
.. 142 
Geo Ott . 
(105) 
55 
W R Chamberlain .. 
.. 136 
F G Bill . 
(105) 
64 
W S Miller . 
.. 118 
G E Schmidtkous 
111 
H E Dickeman .... 
.. 133 
McCracken . 
.(75) 
57 
H C Rockwell . 
.. 109 
J W Dams . 
.(75) 
41 
R W Ewalt . 
S E Payne . 
.(75) 
68 
Geo W. Hines . 
.. 112 
W Rosenfelder .. 
.(50) 
30 
*Professionals. 
Special event, 25 
targets: 
Witters . 
...24 
Crawford . 
. 21 
Colburn . 
...24 
Deal . 
. 21 
Ewalt . 
...24 
Heuer . 
. 21 
Doolittle .. 
...23 
Miller . 
. 21 
Peshel . 
...23 
Lathemer . 
. 21 
Webster . 
...23 
Jones . 
. 21 
Edwards . 
...23 
Stevens . 
. 20 
Rogers . 
...23 
Miller . 
. 20 
Stone . 
...22 
Burns . 
. 20 
Prero . 
92 
Hogen . 
20 
J W Walters . 
...22 
Nappter . 
20 
Stepp .. 
99 
*Hickey . 
. 19 
Rummell . 
...22 
Noble . 
. 19 
Freeman . 
...21 
Special event No. 
2, 25 targets; 
’*Taylor . 
...25 
Prero . 
. 21 
*Heikes . 
..24 
Walters . 
. 21 
Colburn . 
..25 
Witters . 
”1 
Deal . 
...24 
Stone . 
. 20 
Edwards . 
...23 
Peshel . 
. 20 
Stepp . 
..23 
Ewalt . 
, 2,0 
Hogen . 
.. 23 
Rummell . 
. 20 
Doolittle . 
.. 22 
Burns . 
, 18 
Crawford . 
.. 22 
Hickey . 
. 19 
Heuer . 
.. 22 
Brown . 
16 
J W Walters . 
.. 22 
Freeman . 
. 15 
Webster . 
.. 22 
Noble . 
. 14 
Jones . 
.. 22 
*Professionals. 
F. H. Wallace, Mgr. 
Brodhead G. C. 
Brodhead, Wis., May 27.—C. P. Shumway was high 
over all to-dav with 145 out of 150. The scores: 
W E Lawyer . 
.... 120 
T C Dod.ge . 
.110 
H L McNamara ... 
,... 113 
C T Sarff . 
. 79 
C K Snyder . 
.... 123 
J R Harker . 
.124 
K P Drake . 
... 128 
C E Young . 
. 112 
H J Casey . 
... Ill 
E E Austin . 
. 113 
*H R Patterson ... 
... 134 
E E Roy . 
. 88 
C P Shumway . 
... 145 
A J Wagner _ 
.140 
*F H Siefken . 
... 122 
C T Meloy . 
. 131 
L C Angwick . 
... 132 
Chester Webb ... 
. 110 
\) m Doelle . 
... 114 
O C Tones . 
. 113 
J He.mer . 
... 133 
T M Lehr . 
. 86 
Geo .Sperbeck . 
... 138 
M E Karney .... 
.104 
P Lewis . 
...128 
Geo Ingraham .. 
.120 
.-\ F eek . 
... 135 
Jess Foster . 
. 116 
I B Pierce . 
... 137 
A B Comstock . 
.(105) 81 
'C L Dooiitt^e . 
... 115 
W A Dodd .... 
.133 
O f Barr . 
... 127 
W L Paul . 
. 89 
I .\ Kohler . 
... 102 
E R Stark . 
.121 
C Thompson . 
... 9.S 
*C E Robbins . 
. 130 
Cieo Marshall . 
... 93 
H Krueger . 
.(105) 86 
F Stiff . 
... 119 
C R Murdock .. 
..(75) 72 
L S Dell . 
... 124 
A H Hitchcock. 
..(60) 44 
Harrv Potter . 
... 69 
C H Francis .. 
..(60) 43 
C M Dixon . 
... 119 
M Hopkins. 
..(45) 33 
F W Finn . 
... 115 
^'Professionals. 
Wilmington G. C. 
Chesapeake City, Md., May 28. —Rained all day, 
which no doubt cut the attendance in half. T. Martin 
V. on on 134. H. Linn W’orthington was top pro on 142. 
’*H L Worthington-142 
■►J F Pratt.,... T25 
V O'iver . 119 
■"L R Lewis.123 
R Reese . 124 
' W Hammond .135 
T Martin . 134 
' E F Slear. 136 
W J Arrants . 133 
C A Stevens . 90 
J E Kirk. 119 
J H Reynolds.118 
T R Svkes. 118 
H C Jordan. 122 
Brown . 127 
W Stevens . 116 
W Holland . 12S 
S L King . 122 
W Martindell . 114 
H Anderson . 127 
I A McKelvey. 123 
Wm Wood .129 
E Arrants (60) . 48 
F Simmons (30) . 22 
