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FOREST AND STREAM 
July 6, 1912 
No Shortcomings—Not One 
A NY shortcoming in a shot gun, which seems 
almost trilling, may cause the gun to go wrong 
in the field, and spoil a long-planned expensive 
hunting trip. 
The Smith Gun has no shortcomings—not one. 
The six Hunter Brothers with inventions, precision 
workmanship, and experience, kept after the short¬ 
comings for 22 years, until the last and least im¬ 
portant one was wiped out. 
“6 times 22 years’ experie ce” gives the shooter 
of a Smith Gun the fullest possible pleasure in the 
field, and the maximum game in his bag. A Smith 
Gun is “two guns in one,” bored to meet the com¬ 
bined requirements of field, blind, and trap. 
Ask your dealer to show you the new L. C. 
Smith 20 -gauge. It is 20 -gauge from butt to muz¬ 
zle. Write for catalogue of Smith Guns—every 
grade from $25 net to $1500 list. 
L. C. SMITH GUNS 
HUNTER ARMS COMPANY, 76 Hubbard St., FULTON. NEW YORK 
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THE BLACK SHELLS WIN 
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At the Grand American Handicap, Springfield, Ill., 
Mark Arie, shooting THE BLACK SHELLS, from 
20 yards, won the Amateur High Average on all 
targets during the shoot, breaking 746 x 800. 
Mr. Arie, shooting THE BLACK SHELLS in a 
pump gun, from 20 yards, also won the Doubles 
Championship, defeating professionals and amateurs, 
with a score of 89 x 100. 
These splendid records were made possible by the 
uniformity of pattern, instantaneous ignition and 
absolute reliability of THE BLACK SHELLS. 
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Roanoke^Gun Club. 
Twenty-nine shooters took their turn at the traps 
of the Roanoke Gun Club on June 22, and some good 
scores were made. The weekly medals were won as 
follows: Scratch—First, L. G. Richards; second, P. T. 
Jamison. Class A—First, G. G. Moore; second, \V. S. 
Jones. Class B—First, D. \V. Richards; second, A. H. 
H. Boyd. Class C—First, Ii. Holland; second, W. C. 
Bringman. 
The scores, 
50 targets per 
man: 
Per 
Per 
Brk. 
Cent 
Brk. i 
Cent. 
L G Richards 
...49 
98 
Bloxton . 
..40 
80 
Jamison .. 
.... 46 
92 
Dyer . 
..39 
78 
Ilringman . 
90 
T \V Poindexter 
. 39 
78 
Price .. 
90 
Wilkinson . 
.. 38 
76 
Scholl . 
.... 45 
90 
Lightner . 
..35 
70 
\\ atson . 
90 
MacFerrin . 
.. 38 
76 
Shepherd . 
.... 44 
88 
Fishburne . 
.. 34 
’ 68 
Jones .. 
.... 44 
- 8S 
Dalby . 
. 33 
66 
Battle .. 
.... 43 
86 
T B Cumbie .... 
. 33 
66 
D W Richards 
.. 43 
86 
Elliott . 
. 33 
66 
Holland . 
.... 42 
84 
G C Cumbie . 
...31 
62 
Hunt . 
.... 42 
S4 
Inge . 
...30 
60 
F W Poindexter.. 41 
82 
Ferguson . 
.. 28 
56 
Moore .. 
.... 41 
82 
Berkeley . 
...18 
36 
Boyd . 
.... 41 
82 
June 29.—Shooting at the traps of the Roanoke Gun 
Club was somewhat difficult to-day, gttsts of wind caus¬ 
ing the targets to leap in their flight. Twenty-six shoot¬ 
ers were on hand. 
The weekly medals were awarded as follows: 
Scratch—First, tie between Watson, Shepherd and 
L. G. Richards. 
Class A—First, Elliott; second, J. W. Poindexter. 
Class B—First, Boyd; second, Fisher. 
Class C—First, Holland; second, Bringman. 
The scores follow: 
Watson . 
47 
94 
Bringman . 
40 
SO 
Shepherd . 
47 
94 
Hunt . 
40 
80 
E G Richards... 
47 
94 
E W Poindexter 
39 
78 
Jamison . 
45 
90 
Boyd . 
39 
78 
45 
90 
38 
76 
Jones . 
45 
90 
Moore . 
37 
74 
Elliott . 
44 
88 
Holland . 
37 
74 
Atkinson . 
43 
86 
Wilkinson . 
34 
68 
♦Coffin (100) ... 
84 
84 
D W Richards. 
34 
68 
Bloxton . 
42 
84 
Lightner . 
31 
62 
Howard . 
42 
84 
Ferguson . 
26 
52 
1 W Poindexter 
42 
84 
Dver . 
24 
48 
C C Richards... 
•^Professional. 
41 
82 
Berkeley . 
13 
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H. F. Wilkinson, 
Sec’ 
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Canandaigua Sporfsmen’s Association. 
The tenth annual all-day tournament of Canandaigua 
Sportsmen’s Association, at Lakeside Park, June 28, was 
eminently successful, the attendance large, and the 
weather fine. 
In the regular events. C. J. Dailey, of Baldwinsville, 
with a score of 141 out of 150, took high honors; Green, 
of Avon, and Vanderhoff, of Watkins, each with 140, 
divided second and third. 
There were 39 shooters in one or more events, and 
55 in the merchandise event. 
Earnings. Score 
Hookway .$15.75 130 
♦Welles . 134 
Snook . 15.60 129 
Greene . 21.00 140 
Dailey . 25.45 141 
Frantz . 20.30 137 
Stoddard .13.15 117 
Sousa . 15.20 . 130 
C Brown .15.40 126 
Vanderhoff _19.45 140 
Shutt . 17.35 133 
Fish . 19.95 136 
Sterling . 15.15 128 
♦Glover. 142 
♦Stevens . 140 
♦Professionals. 
Earnings. Score 
Woolsey . 9.10 89 
Kinney . 12.45 114 
Hummell . 14.30 124 
Crane . 14.35 126 
Van Wormer.. 10.30 103 
Loomis .16.35 127 
Phillips . 21.30 137 
Clark . 16.20 125 
Carey . 14.50 124 
Mason . 12.55 115 
Hopkins .14.85 128 
G Brown .10.80 133 
King . 18.10 130 
Eiseline .11.75 113 
Mulberry Grove Gun Club. 
Mullberry Grove. Ill., June 26. —One more shooter 
won over for trapshooting in this little village. They 
are coming rather fast now. The newest addition to the 
game answers to the name of J. J. Bingham, and is one 
of the most well-to-do farmers of this vicinity. When 
asked for his opinion of the game, he replied: “Bully 1 
Great sport! Count me in as a club member and a reg¬ 
ular shooter just as soon as I can change my address 
to this burg.” Fred Ellis, who had been only partially 
successful in previous attempts at the elusive targets, 
celebrated the initial tryout of a new Remington pump 
gun by pulverizing 45 out of 50, thereby winning high 
honors for the day. The scores: 
Events: 12 3 4 
Targets: 25 25 25 2i> 
F Ellis . 20 25 .. 
Ed Hartley .... 15 22 21 .. 
E R Enloe. 14 17 22 21 
F E Martin_ 15 IS 17 .. 
O T Davis.IS 16 .. 
♦Visitor. 
Events: 12 3 4 
Targets: 25 25 25 25 
T T Bingham.. ..11 9 .. 
E E Page. 13. 
Howard Enloe. 16. 
♦B E McCurdy.17 
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