May 31, 1913 
FOREST AND STREAM 
679 
TRAPSHOOTING NOTES. 
Independent G. C. 
Reading, Pa, May 24 .—The following scores were 
made by members of our club at our regular monthly 
shoot. Event No. 1 was for the Du Pont fob; No. 2 was 
for the Stevens fob; Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 were for club 
prizes; No. 8. $1.50 entrance, won by Jones; Nos. 9, 10, 
11, 12 and 13, $7.50 entrance won by Firing with 74. 
The scores: 
Events: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 
Targets: 25 25 25 15 15 15 15 25 25 25 25 25 2a 
Eck . 20 20 22 14 12 9 12 . 
Swisher . 23 22 .. 7 11 13 13 . 
Schmehl . 21 10 10 8 9 7 8 . 
Jones . 18 7 7 11 11 12 6 23 14 12 15 14 15 
Firing . 16 13 13 8 11 11 10 16 18 15 9 17 15 
Haag . 18 19 .. 6 8 11 6. 
Murtorf . 13 15 .. 11 2 5 9 . 
Young . 24 9 9 . 
Blind . 24 8 8 11 10 12 11 . 
Davis .;. 17 14 14 3 1 3 4 . 
Selling . 16 16 .. 11 8 9 13. 
Dess . 15 17 .. 7 3 3 1 . 
Bowman . 13 8 8 8 5 4 7 . 
Groff . 15 16 .. 3 4 5 . 
Strieker . 10 15 .. 6. 
Hofer . 20 9 9 17 . 
Schaeffer .19 14. 
Wolfskel .17 18. 
Engel . 17 15 12.12. 
Sweigart . 10 19 3. 5. 
Weidner . 5 10. 
Dick . 6 14. 
Miller . 6 9. 
Mader . 10 8 11 ..'. 
Sloat . 14 15. 
Lutz . 15 17. 
Cincinnati Gun Club. 
CrNCiNNATi, O.—E. Hammerschmidt, the Covington 
amateur, was in his best form May 25, at the weekly 
shoot, and easily headed the list with 97, breaking his 
first 46 straight. Johnson got in second place with 83, 
having a close race with Butz, who finished only one 
target behind. Most of the regulars had had their fill of 
shooting during the past week, and did not show up, only 
nine men facing the traps. Early in the afternoon the 
wind was something of a handicap, but later the condi¬ 
tions were ideal. 
In a team match, which wound up the shooting, 
Hammerschmidt and Sander were defeated by Gambell 
and Butz. Gambell was the last to shoot his score, and 
found it necessary to shoot at only 18 targets, his score 
of 16 giving his team the victory. Sander and Butz tied 
in a race at 25 targets, on 20 each. 
The Latonia Gun Club will hold a shoot on these 
grounds on May 30. The program will consist of ten 
15-target events, with a special event for merchandise 
prizes. The shoot will start at 9:30 in the morning, and 
promises to be one of the best which has been held in 
this locality for a long time. Everyone is invited to 
come over. 
Shot at. Broke 
Shot at. 
Broke 
Johnson . 
100 
83 
Ham’rschmidt .. 100 
97 
0 J Holaday.... 
100 
80 
Sander . 
.100 
76 
Holaday, Sr _ 
40 
28 
Butz . 
.100 
82 
Frohliger . 
80 
62 
Ertel . 
. 60 
51 
Binkley . 
80 
65 
Team match; 
Gambell . 
16 
Hammerschmidt ... 
21 
Butz . 
23—39 
Sander . 
16—37 
Roanoke G. C. 
The usual week-end shoot of the club was held on 
its grounds on May 24 with a good number of the faith¬ 
ful ones in attendance. The club was also' glad to have 
with it Messrs. Willis and Goodloe, who participated in 
the sport. The club is always glad to have with it 
visitors. The weekly trophies offered by the club were 
won by the following members: 
Scratch Class: Jamison first; Bloxton and Elliott tied 
for second. 
Class A—Boyd first; Holland second. 
Class B—Dyer first; Heins second. 
Class C—Cooksey first; Richards, second. 
Stevens trophy—Dyer. 
The respective scores made by the several shooters 
are as follows: 
Broke. Pr.ct. 
Broke. 
Pr.ct. 
♦Willis . 
. 141 
94 
♦G /Odloe . 
... 76 
76 
Holland . 
. 46 
9; 
Cooksey . 
... 38 
76 
. 45 
po 
... 36 
72 
Boyn .. 
. 44 
88 
... 35 
70 
Dyer .. 
. 43 
86 
T B Cumbie.. 
... 33 
66 
Elliott .. 
. 42 
84 
Heins . 
... 33 
66 
. 42 
81 
.. 25 
50 
D W R’chards.. 
, 40 
C T Jennings 
... 20 
40 
Shepherd . 
39 
78 
♦Professionals. 
Berlin (Md.) G. C. 
Unusual interest seems to be centered in the com¬ 
ing shoot at Ocean City, Md., under the auspices of 
the Berlin, Md., Gun Club. This tournament will be 
held the week following the Eastern Handicap tourna¬ 
ment at Wilmington, and will enable the Eastern Handi¬ 
cap contestants participating in another classy tourna¬ 
ment. 
The Ocean City shoot will be under the direct super¬ 
vision of H. Linn Worthington. Every indication points 
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The added money will be considerable, and as Ocean 
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everything in their favor. Already many shooters have 
signified their intentions of attending. 
Columbas (O.) G. C. 
Columbus, Neb., May 21.—Fifteen thousand targets 
skidded on the slippery atmosphere here yesterday and 
to-day. With 363 out of 400 Geo. Grubb took the initial 
roll, followed by Chas. Gammon with 362 (score sheet 
gave R. H. Thurston 362, but he broke only 262). E. D. 
O’Brien was pro winner with 382. D. D. Gross cashiered 
and sent in cracking clear score sheet. 
1st 
2d 
1st 
2d 
Day. Day. 
Day. 
Day. 
*Ed O’Brien ... 
189 
193 
E D Varner.... 175 
175 
*L S German... 
190 
190 
W R Armogast. 157 
159 
*G Kreger . 
181 
193 
E Hutchinson... 161 
*H D Freeman. 
184 
183 
E Armogast .... 154 
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♦W A Brown... 
172 
189 
C Thurston .... 155 
163 
♦D D Gross.... 
168 
174 
R Thurston.158 
104 
L A Gates. 
175 
185 
M R Smith.168 
166 
A Bartholmew. 
159 
171 
W D Townsend. 158 
178 
G Gutzmer .... 
161 
175 
O H Frye.161 
172 
D D Bray. 
178 
175 
W H Illion.172 
171 
\V Kaufman .. 
148 
R Klattenberg.. 137 
J F Colwell. 
177 
172 
F H Rudat.158 
i74 
♦Geo Carter .. 
176 
180 
Geo Rogers . 
172 
R D Morgan... 
176 
180 
Geo Redick. 
162 
J K Arnold. 
160 
161 
C H Newman. 
148 
G Nicolai . 
168 
182 
R C Fields. 
147 
H Dixon . 
165 
185 
R Shepherd . 
155 
Geo Grubb . 
185 
178 
H Magntison. 
120 
Chas Gammon.. 
179 
183 
M. C. 
F. 
and 
G. Association. 
Albia, la., May 20.—Billy Hoon made another clean 
up to-day in the tournament of the Monroe County Fish 
and Game Protective Association. His spoilage was 143 
out of 150 perfectly good targets. J. C. Graham took 
second geld with 138. I. N. Price led the “for-targets- 
only” outfit with 142, and some one met Harry Kahler 
sitting on a stack of 36 unbroken discs with the balance 
of his 150 strewn about him. Thirty-seven shooters, 
among them six pros, d'stributed the dust of 6,040 rocks. 
Harry O. Rake cashiered. 
F K Eastman. 
. l->0 
B F Zaring. 
.. 120 
W T Garrett .. 
. 134 
M D Pabst. 
.. 124 
W S Hoon . 
. 143 
W L Mulford. 
.. 136 
♦I N Price. 
.142 
J C Graham. 
.. 138 
♦H W Kahler. 
.... 114 
A S Gillespie. 
.. 128 
D K Douthett. 
.... 109 
F F Everitt . 
.. 104 
C C Kendall . 
.... 125 
T A Wilson (50) .... 
.. 26 
W M Hall. 
.... 122 
W S Cook. 
.. 110 
0 Beckwith . 
.... 107 
W W Beckwith. 
.. 120 
*E T Lednum . 
.... 90 
D G Taylor. 
TOO. 
J Folev . 
.... 128 
R G Taylor. 
.. 117 
J E Traister. 
.... 127 
O M Coleman. 
.. 136 
E E Reynolds. 
.... 135 
B Yoke . 
.. 110 
♦F C Whitney. 
.... 118 
J A Ruan . 
.. 118 
J Craven . 
.... 127 
W M Dillon. 
.. 130 
C A Hilton . 
.... 1.32 
Fred Yohe (70) . 
.. 53 
C A Flunter. 
.... 127 
W R Gaylord (70) . 
.. 54 
T B Perry, Jr . 
.... 120 
B T Jared (70) . 
.. 49 
Ononda{(a G. C-. 
Syracuse, N. Y., May 22.—With 148 out of 150, O. E.- 
Carpenter won the tournament here to-day. Harr/ 
Stevens, a pro cracker, broke 149. O. C. Denning wasi 
second spoil divider with 145, while Sim Glover took 
second largest wad division with 147. T. E. Clay suc¬ 
cessfully cashiered on 8180 rocks. 
Mdse. Mdse. 
C L Frantz. 
138 
23 
H S Mallory. 
129 
19 
C C Snook. 
, 134 
20 
J J Hamm . 
141 
20 
J G S Dey. 
128 
21 
W Morris . 
127 
24 
D Lillis . 
132 
23 
J C Hunter. 
63 
C E Gammage.. 
133 
22 
R B Hunter. 
108 
20 
J De Bee. 
143 
22 
F Dilts . 
122 
A C Denning... 
145 
21 
T Hunter, Jr. 
125 
A T Davenport. 
136 
F Weise . 
127 
20 
D J Hausman... 
134 
A P Curtis. 
129 
21 
G W Sherman... 
121 
19 
*H McMurchy... 
139 
*S Glover . 
147 
C W Hobble.... 
130 
io 
A W Meager... 
132 
22 
H J Pendergast. 
139 
♦N Apgar . 
141 
C J Dally. 
116 
20 
W E Hookwav.. 
137 
24 
B O’Grady . 
133 
22 
J S Conley. 
140 
20 
M Windhausen. 
54 
22 
T E Clay. 
142 
22 
F J Umbrecht .. 
45 
18 
H V Fellows.... 
138 
23 
R T Maru. 
37 
0 Carpenter. 
148 
23 
J Augustine .... 
46 
i7 
H Stevens... 
149 
J Breen . 
49 
15 
J C Marsellus... 
131 
21 
J Montgomery . 
54 
23 
J Broderick ... 
131 
22 
B Fellows, Jr... 
53 
21. 
H Blackmer .... 
139 
21 
J M Sullivan ... 
49 
W E Corfield.... 
141 
24 
G Wheeler . 
42 
ir 
H W Smith .... 
124 
19 
G R 'Vaughn ... 
15 
D Wadsworth .. 
125 
20 
N W Pendergast 
2a 
L J Sanford. 
104 
H Pendergast... 
15. 
Meadow Springs G. C. 
Philadeliphia, Pa., May 24.—H. Kelly broke 95 and! 
.got high net score. Vincent Oliver made 93 actual, and 
C oyle 94. 
•p T ‘ tuidu uu ou, r.. IX. 1 urner^ 
-. . 1 . Ford and A. J. Renner tied. In the shoot-off' 
hord was the victor by half a target E. H. Turner- 
however secured a dipper for high total on 100. In ad¬ 
dition the following secured points toward the yearly- 
prizes: E H. Turner, A. J. Renner, E. C. Chandler, 
1. J. Ford, James Coyle. Thomas Kirsch and Charles 
Keenan, each 5: C. Woodward, 3; G. Deily, 2 and G. 
F. Rothaker and G. C. Muller, each 1. ’ 
Oakwood G. C. 
Lynchburg, Va., May 20.—Fox was high to-day with 
96 out of 100 on full program. R. Winfree won regular 
event with 47 out of 50 and was second on full pro¬ 
gram with 92 out of 100. No. 1 was the club event; 
No. 2 an extra event. .Scores: ’ 
Events: 1 2 Events: 1 2 
Fox . 46 48 L Winfree . 45 43 
R Winfree . 47 45 *Lee . 38 .. 
♦Scholl . 45 44 . Scott . 32 37 
Stockley . 46 41 J Fisher . 42 39 
Anderson . 43 47 Lingle . 34 37 
Terry . 37 .. *Coffin . 31 .. 
Dawson . 45 44 
Trapshooting Notes continued on page 697. 
