Aug. 3, 1912 
FOREST AND STREAM 
151 
Par&gould Gun Club. 
Paragould, Ark., July 24.—H. B. Pattinger was lead¬ 
ing man in the two-days’ successful registered tourna¬ 
ment ended here to-day. He eyed ’em up to 284. James 
A. Hays followed not too close with 277, with E. S. 
Liming afar off with 270. Billy Henderson topped the 
professional list with 2S9. The scores: 
First Dav. 
A 
Second Day. 
A 
Shot at. 
Broke. 
Shot at. 
Broke. 
W C Roland . 
. 150 
135 
150 
131 
IP B Pattinger . 
. 150 
144 
150 
140 
Ed Massengill . 
. 150 
127 
150 
131 
J P Glimpse . 
. 150 
129 
150 
129 
J W Myar. 
.. 150 
129 
150 
138 
fa C Handly . 
135 
150 
132 
J C Wright . 
.150 
132 
150 
137 
A L Morgan . 
. 150 
125 
150 
134 
Ed Kalle . 
. 150 
129 
150 
139 
W F Lana . 
. 150 
132 
150 
136 
E S Liming . 
131 
150 
139 
W r Hux . 
106 
150 
102 
H Neely . 
. 150 
127 
150 
104 
E Newsom . 
. 150 
122 
150 
129 
J R Tonsil . 
133 
150 
13S 
H B Isler . 
.150 
60 
150 
87 
H W Brown . 
.105 
43 
J L Biddick . 
31 
135 
128 
1 L Biddick. 
. 45 
31 
135 
108 
D G Beachcamp .... 
. 150 
121 
... 
J A Hays . 
. 150 
106 
iso 
141 
j E Christen . 
. 150 
120 
150 
129 
T D Ruoes . 
.150 
130 
150 
129 
H T Mever . 
.150 
118 
150 
109 
F L Grinson . 
.150 
99 
150 
100 
D Thompson . 
. 150 
130 
150 
127 
F A Bill . 
. 45 
24 
Polk Mabley . 
... 
150 
114 
Professionals: 
T R Hinkle . 
.150 
135 
150 
135 
Alex Mermod . 
.150 
124 
150 
133 
\V Henderson . 
.150 
142 
150 
117 
H T Donnellv . 
. 150 
124 
150 
143 
J II Lewis . 
.150 
132 
150 
136 
Anilostan Gun Club. 
Washington, D. C., July 28.—The Analostan Gun 
Club, of this city, held its first registered shoot yesterday. 
The weather was perfect, barring a strong wind, which 
blew directly in the faces of the shooters and made tar¬ 
gets fly badly. Forty-one shooters were on the firing line, 
of whom thirty-three shot through the entire program of 
150 targets. Five of these were professionals. H. Linn 
Worthington won high professional average, 143 out of 
150; Homer Clark was second with 124; E. H. Storr 
third with 139. 
S. P. Silling, of Staunton, Va., won high amateur 
average, tying Worthington with 143. He also won the 
gun event from 20yds., tying with Hogan and Leight 
and winning on the shoot-off with a 10 straight. E. W 
Tord, of the home club, was second, making 139. Dr. B. 
L. Taylor was only 3 behind Ford, scoring 136. E. R. M. 
Purdum, secretary of the gun club at Gaithersburg, Md., 
landed all alone in fourth place. Following are the 
scores: 
Shot 
at. 
Brk. 
W W Barnes .. 
150 
122 
Wm Wagner ... 
150 
125 
*M D llogan... 
150 
116 
C S Wilson .... 
150 
98 
R M Purdum... 
150 
133 
*E H Storr . 
150 
139 
*L Worthington. 
150 
143 
*T A Anderson. 
150 
114 
*H E Clark .... 
150 
142 
E M Daniel ... 
150 
131 
E Eyler . 
150 
125 
*L R Lewis _ 
150 
131 
W Whiteford ... 
150 
131 
E Etchison . 
150 
116 
W D Monroe ... 
150 
114 
T A Brown . 
150 
12S 
M E Harrison . 
150 
121 
Phil Steubener 
150 
124 
A B Stine . 
150 
126 
Miles Taylor.... 
150 
122 
S P Sillings. 
150 
113 
"■Professionals. 
Shot 
at. 
Brk. 
\\ D Kunnells . 
150 
122 
PI Middlekauff . 
150 
101 
G W Peck, Jr. 
150 
132 
A V Parsons ... 
150 
120 
E W Ford . 
150 
139 
Frank Huseman 150 
113 
C B Wise . 
150 
132 
S A Lutrell .... 
150 
128 
R H Leight ... 
150 
116 
B L Taylor _ 
150 
136 
W Holland _ 
150 
132 
Geo Talbott ... 
150 
71 
Wm Holmead .. 
30 
21 
*Geo A Emmons 105 
60 
W W Sverales.. 
30 
25 
G W Brooke, Jr. 
30 
13 
R T Bray . 
90 
64 
W C Barr . 
75 
68 
R H Livesey ... 
45 
26 
Z D Blackstone. 
45 
29 
Wesly Hogans. 
The programe for the sixth annual target shoot of 
the Westy Hogans is in the hands of the printer. This 
year’s shoot will be held at Venice Park, Atlantic City, 
N. J., Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21. When Young’s Pier 
was destroyed by fire, the Hogans, it might be said, 
were without a home, and it became necessary for them 
to find a suitable place in Atlantic City where they 
could hold their annual tournament. Venice Park should 
meet with the general endorsement of all intending 
contestants. It is easy of access, from all hotels in 
Atlantic City and an ideal place to hold a tournament. 
The background is perfect and there is a club house 
ample in size to accommodate any number of contestants. 
The program of this year’s tournament is not ma¬ 
terially different from that of last year. The “Westy 
Hogan Special,” which was arranged last year for ama¬ 
teurs who could not average better than 88 per cent., 
proved one of the big events and is continued. The 
addition of “Venice Park Special.” open to amateurs 
only, will determine the question of individual excellence 
under scratch conditions. 
The Squier money-back system with the Rose system 
governing the regular events, and the percentage system 
and high gun system governing the optional sweeps. 
From 1907, when the first Westy Hogan tournament 
was held, until the present time, the Hogans have spared 
TVINCHCSTER 
Factory Loaded Shells 
Won The Eastern Handicap 
C. D. Henline, F. Korner and W. Wallis, all 
shooting Winchester Factory Loaded Shells, 
tied on 96 ex 100. Mr. Henline won the 
shoot-off, scoring 19 ex 20 from 20 yd. mark. 
HIGH AVERAGE OVER ALL 
Amateur and Professional 
Lester German and an Illinois ama¬ 
teur won respectively Professional and 
Amateur Averages for all targets trap¬ 
ped, both shooting Winchester Fac¬ 
tory Loaded Shells. 
DOUBLE TARGET AVERAGE 
Amateur and Professional 
Allen Heil won Amateur Average on 
“doubles”, scoring 90 x 100. Lester 
German won Professional Average on 
“doubles”, scoring 93 x 100. Both shot 
Winchester Factory Loaded Shells. 
CHAMPIONSHIP OF NORTH CAROLINA 
John E. Taylor, of Wilmington, won this hotly con¬ 
tested event with “Leader” Loaded Shells, scoring 93 
ex 100 and 25 straight. High Amateur Average was 
won by J. B. Pennington, of Tarboro, who also shot 
“Leader” Loaded Shells :: :: :: :: :: 
Winchester Loaded Shells with Patent Corru= 
gated Head Always Shoot in a Winning Way 
no pains to arrange all the details of this great annual 
event. A program will be mailed any shooter in the 
country if he will address Bernard Elsesser, Secretary 
W esty Hogans, York, Pa. 
Norfolk-Portsmouth Gun Club. 
Portsmouth, Va., July 26.—The attendance was 
good, and some excellent scores were made at the weekly 
shoot of the Norfolk-Portsmouth Gun Club yesterday 
afternoon. Dr. Byrd was high amateur with 94 out of 
100. The conditions were fine, and several straights of 25 
Sheridan Gun Club. 
Sheridan, Wyo., July 22. —There weren't many guns 
at our tournament, but those who did play in our yard 
surely will come back. J. W. Stevenson shot particu¬ 
larly well to-day, cracking 141 mud disks, beating Bob 
Brown, his nearest competitor by 5 aerosaucers. Third 
rater was A. W. Stevens with 134. Rush Razee slipped 
into upper berth in the pro. car with 141, while Bill Bow¬ 
man was put into second seat with 138. L. C. Booth 
was helped into the lower berth, his total effort being 
only 130. Scores: 
low: 
Dr Byrd .. 
Richardson 
Gallagher .. 
Lawrence .. 
Borrowdale 
Boyd .. 
out of 50. 
The 
scores of the 
club shoot 
fol- 
Dr T H Bradfield... 
.. 120 
C A Williams. 
. 79 
A W Stevens. 
.. 134 
L R Van Houten... 
. 122 
Shot at. 
Brk. 
Shot at. 
Brk. 
B C Lee, DD.S. 
.. 123 
T McMahon . 
. iG3 
.100 
98 
Winchester 
.... 50 
43 
F W Oswell. 
.. 130 
R Lamb . 
.. 73 
. 75 
65 
Edmonds 
. 50 
39 
W R Terrent. 
.. 133 
W Fane (30 tgts.).. 
. lb 
. 50 
48 
Davis . 
. 50 
35 
R Brown . 
.. 136 
A Heumann . 
. 125 
.... 50 
48 
Talbot .... 
. 50 
35 
J W Stevenson. 
.. 141 
Dr E II Smith. 
. 110 
. 50 
47 
Ballance .. 
. 50 
30 
F A Senff. 
.. 110 
. 50 
44 
Thompson 
. 25 
20 
.... 50 
44 
Parker .... 
15 
Professionals: 
. 50 
43 
Wm Bowman . 
.. 138 
R Razee . 
. 141 
anals. 
L C Booth. 
.. 130 
