214 
FOREST AND STREAM 
Aug. i7, 1912 
Belle Vernon "Gun Club. 
Belle Vernon, Pa., Aug'. 6.—Seventy-four was not 
so bad in this season, so thickly populated with tourna¬ 
ments. We got ’em nevertheless, and they all liked 
what we gave ’em. Geo. E. Painter was altitudinous 
amateur with only 7 misses out of 150 tries. Geo. 
Cochran and B. H. Matthews tied for place with 138. 
Woolfolk Henderson rebuked his fellow entrants from 
the pink sheet department by getting 145, his nearest 
brother pro., L. W. Cumberland, doing 10 less for place. 
*L J Squier. 129 
*W Henderson . 145 
C C Irwin. 133 
R J Gumbert. 113 
W H Schmiler. 113 
Geo Cochran . 120 
J H Elliott. 138 
*L W Cumberland. 135 
C F Moore.138 
L W Canon. 123 
J W Gribble. 116 
Wm Zimerly . 105 
R Rathmell . 126 
A H Aber. 134 
A H Rigsby . 135 
L W Huff. 115 
P W Brann. 119 
T R Egge. 46 
Tim Wilson . 106 
B B Hansell. 119 
1 E Shepherd. 99 
L Myers . 110 
A Murphy .124 
A S Bisloux. 119 
B H Matthews.138 
J A Carry. 138 
C Nickles . 90 
F Cotter . 113 
H R Boyd.128 
M A Ullery. 112 
L D Davis.127 
S G Purois. 75 
A S Anthony.125 
G E Painter. 143 
J E Wampler. 112 
Dave Shaw .100 
W H Henman .119 
J W Shepler. 120 
G L Pearson. 127 
G J Elliott. 117 
*Jas Lewis . 129 
J I Morrison.129 
Hans Hardy .117 
W J Hickey. 95 
L Lantenstager . 109 
J F Calhoun. 137 
A1 Hickman . 126 
R G Knight . 100 
T H Thompson. 93 
T P Grant. 103 
F C Speers. 71 
V M Pistorious. 101 
W L Born. 118 
Dave Donley . 99 
W Murphy . 93 
O L Kirsch .127 
J K Lawson. 130 
E E Frost . 121 
E McGuiley . 77 
C Waters . 93 
W H Herberson. 123 
P T Evans. 118 
T E Penrod. 110 
L W Baker. 122 
A W Whalen. 89 
H G Gillespie. 141 
A .T Fetzer. 122 
W M Beck . 124 
Central Illinois Trapshooters’ League. 
Springfield, III., Aug. 8.— Illinois Gun Club 
handled the league shoot held under its auspices yester¬ 
day and to-day, to the absolute satisfaction of every one 
present, while Dr. J. R. Leib, its secretary, was inde¬ 
fatigable in his efforts to keep every one from thinking 
for himself. Buckles was amateui; par excellence, his 
score of 280 being all necessary to collect the incentive. 
\ enable was only one further away, while Crothers 
made two less and sat in third place. 
There was great sport among the pros. Graham and 
Bills tied for top with 291, each getting 145 first day and 
146 on day two. Kirkwood got one less on day one and 
tied with them on day two, thus taking third portion of 
the dust (of targets only). 
First Day. Second Day. 
_ A _A_ 
Shot at. 
Broke. 
Shot at. 
Broke. 
Buckles . 
150 
144 
150 
136 
\ enable . 
150 
139 
150 
140 
C rothers . 
150 
139 
150 
138 
Connor . 
150 
149 
150 
130 
Hall . 
150 
138 
150 
138 
Leib . 
150 
135 
150 
140 
Loring .;. 
150 
137 
150 
135 
Davidson . 
150 - 
130 
150 
136 
Ensminger . 
150 
130 
150 
131 
Houston . 
150 
132 
150 
132 
< iray . 
150 
127 
150 
131 
Farmer . 
150 
128 
150 
128 
McCosker . 
150 
130 
150 
125 
Peters . 
150 
118 
150 
123 
A L Stubblefield . 
150 
120 
150 
121 
Nerr . 
150 
111 
150 
125 
Burns . 
150 
107 
150 
123 
! roy . 
150 
116 
150 
109 
McGinnis . 
45 
41 
75 
58 
Gunstein . 
38 
45 
Lewis . 
15 
10 
McDermand .... 
150 
116 
L W Stubblefield. 
150 
131 
Morley . 
150 
140 
\\ orkman . 
150 
135 
Allen .. 
75 
69 
Professionals: 
Graham . 
150 
145 
150 
146 
Bills . 
150 
145 
150 
146 
Kirkwood . 
150 
144 
150 
146 
Cadwallader . 
150 
141 
150 
142 
German . 
150 
139 
150 
142 
Stannard . 
150 
130 
150 
137 
Mathews . 
150 
129 
150 
135 
Winans . 
150 
108 
150 
103 
Mitchell 
Gun 
Club. 
Mitchell, S. D., Aug. 7.—Two ideal days showed 
yesterday and to-day during our tournament, being a 
local ginger ale highball (G. A. H.), enthusiastically 
welcomed and suggesting another. Many good scores 
were recorded, with Potter White the big noise. This 
young clear eye made a run of 105 and won high aver¬ 
age for two days, reducing to macadam 293 out of 300. 
Some kute sighting for an amateur, being only one less 
than high “targets only” expert, Geo. Kreger. Alvin 
Shaw tried the vision line mighty well, running 86 with¬ 
out a miss, getting second high amateur gun with 281. 
W. A. Brown loped along in the caravan with 277, 
enough to take him into third money. Among the 
educators, H. G. Taylor “showed ’em” with a run of 
THREE PRESIDENTS. 
Farrell, Warren G. C.; Miller. Minnesota State Sportsmen’s Assn.; Rowe, Crookston G. C. 
134, and a final two-day score of 293, or one too few 
to win, ’cause 
Kreger made 
294. 
1st 
2d 
1st 
2d 
Day. 
Day. 
Dav. 
Day. 
F F Chladek. 
132 
133 
E T Myers ... 
. 131 
137 
A K Stilwell .. 
. 131 
142 
S A Huntley 
. 133 
136 
Wm Thompson 
. 115 
120 
W A Brown.. 
. 134 
143 
S A Barton ... 
1?9 
115 
E L Cantwell. 
. 118 
126 
F F Srstka ... 
101 " 
107 
R Trombly ... 
. 113 
129 
A M Shaw .... 
. 136 
145 
L Rosenblatt 
. 79 
89 
T P White .... 
146 
147 
M II Gosche . 
. 86 
108 
H Kress . 
122 
123 
A E Eddy .. 
. 134 
126 
A Wallace .... 
137 
137 
John Snyder . 
. 105 
128 
C A Ferguson 
128 
132 
B B Ward ... 
. 131 
127 
A H Gilson .. 
102 
C IP Anderson 
. 128 
137 
Professionals 
Geo Kreger ... 
148 
146 
IP G Taylor .. 
. 144 
149 
R R Barber .. 
143 
143 
G A Olson .. 
. 136 
144 
IP W Vietmeyer. 133 
139 
C. A. F., Sec’y. 
Wilson Gun Club. 
Wilson, N. C., Aug. 7.—There was a long and in¬ 
teresting program here yesterday and to-day. The regu¬ 
lar and added events totaled 250 white fliers each day. 
T. B. Perritigton broke 454 
out of his 500. 
Long 
run 
was made by 
Homer 
Clark, 
his trip-up coming on 
. the 
122d bird. Perrington took 
high average 
on regular 
program with 
273 out 
of 300. 
1st 
2d 
1st 
2d 
Day. 
Day. 
Day. 
Day. 
T B Pennington. 227 
227 
S R Coley. 
.. 194 
200 
E F Killette. 
... 201 
212 • 
C ( Austin... 
.. 105 
115 
J H Dreher.. 
... 213 
205 
J B Gray. 
.. ISO 
1S9 
W W Simms. 
... 199 
224 
T. B Pearce... 
.. 162 
143 
E D Taylor.. 
... 204 
212 
T C Tilghman. 
.. IBS 
186 
Wm Walls .. 
... 206 
197 
N Anderson. Jr. 103 
142 
Geo Simms .. 
... 115 
176 
R E L Cook.. 
.. 155 
129 
Professionals: 
II Clark .... 
... 231 
236 
T D Barnes... 
.. 189 
210 
E PI Storr.... 
... 225 
225 
"E S Richards. 
.. ISO 
136 
R IP Flautt.. 
... 202 
207 
Geo L Lyon... 
.. 2°8 
232 
C H Knight.. 
... 203 
196 
Marysville Sportsmen's Association. 
Marysville, Pa., Aug. 3.—The Marysville Sports¬ 
men’s Association entertained at their shooting grounds 
at Seidel's Park, yesterday the crack team of the Ruth¬ 
erford Gun Club. Very good shooting by Kessler, 
Martin, Worden, Keller. "Miller, Cumberland, Wise, Wil¬ 
son and Mitchell were features of the evening. Also 
the team shoot between Rutherford and Marysville, 
which resulted in the following scores: 
Rutherford. 
Marysville. 
Sarvis, Sr. . 
. 39 
Wilson ... 
. 49 
I-Iicks . 
. 42 
Wise . 
. 46 
Spangler ... 
Martin .... 
. 47 
Miller . 
. 42 
Keller .... 
. 45 
Alleman .... 
. 30 
Worden .. 
. 47 
Geo Sarvis . 
. 42- 
-240 
Mitchell .. 
. 46- 
-2S0 
The total 
scores for 
the 
afternoon foil 
ow: 
Shot at. Broke 
Shot at. Broke 
Kessler . 
.... 150 
137 
TTicks . 
. 75 
62 
Martin . 
.... 150 
136 
Spangler .. 
. 50 
45 
Worden .... 
.... 150 
124 
Geo Sarvis 
. 50 
42 
Keller . 
.... 115 
103 
Sarvis, Sr. 
. 50 
39 
Miller . 
87 
Alleman .. 
. 50 
30 
Cumberland 
.... 100 
97 
Rockey ... 
. 25 
20 
Wise . 
.... ion 
94 
Slucker ... 
. 25 
17 
Wilson . 
_100 
93 
Sarvis, Tr. 
. 25 
10 
Mitchell .... 
.... 100 
92 
Erdlev ..... 
. 10 
10 
F. G. "Stees, Sec’y. 
S. S. White Gun Club. 
Holmesburg Junction, Pa.. Any. 3.—J. Griffith 
drilled 146 targets here to-day, giving him high gun for 
the tournament. He was only one plug ahead of G. 
McCarty, who pulled two more than Buckwalter. Les. 
German and Will Hawkins bridged it at 14S, with Neaf 
Apgar gumming along with four too many cavities in 
his score to tie the aforesaid high-mucks. There was the 
usual goodly attendance drawn by the dental gentleman 
from Philadelphia, with more happiness among those 
present than it is usual to find on a visit to the gentle¬ 
man of pain and forceps — possibly there is safety in 
numbers, though. 
O Groff . 
B P Donnelly.... 
T M Heitelbeittle 
PI Wiley . 
F B Zeigler . 
E R Christman.. 
II Buckwalter ... 
F Coleman . 
J D Wright. 
A B Freeman.... 
S M Freeman... 
G Gerhardt . 
T Minnick . 
C B Platt. 
A Robbins . 
L Zanes . 
N L Loov . 
H B Cook . 
T E Hinkson ... 
A Runner . 
B Harper . 
W H Mathews... 
C H Keene. 
T McKean . 
W B Abbott. 
F Russell (134).. 
H George . 
C B Cole. 
.. 137 
Wm Clegg . 
... 128 
.. 126 
E Ford . 
... 119 
.. 110 
W E Robinson.... 
... 119 
.. 127 
H Perry . 
... 106 
.. 137 
F W Mathews. 
... 135 
.. 137 
S T Atchley. 
... 122 
.. 113 
T Budd . 
... 134 
.. 129 
A Hill . 
... 139 
.. 123 
C Newcomb . 
... 141 
.. 123 
FI Sloan . 
... 135 
.. 124 
G McCarty . 
... 145 
.. 104 
R Hall . 
... 118 
.. 130 
W Wakeman . 
... 129 
.. 124 
W Letford . 
... 117 
...117 
C Keenan . 
... 108 
.. 126 
IP P Carlon. 
... 135 
.. 129 
T Griffith. 
... 146 
.. 135 
FI L Brown. 
... 129 
.. 96 
W B Darton. 
... 135 
.. 129 
N Apgar . 
... 141 
.. 124 
L S German. 
... 148 
.. 141 
H II Stevens. 
... 142 
.. 123 
T M Hawkins. 
... 148 
.. 127 
T F Pratt . 
... 129 
.. 119 
V V Dorp . 
... 105 
. 94 
... 13S 
.. in 
V du Pont . 
... 122 
.. 134 
Blue Ribbon Gun Club. 
Concordia, Kans., Aug. 8.—Yesterday and to-day 
were literally a blue ribbon shoot. Everyone said the 
Blue Ribbon Gun Club came honestly by its title, if it 
was intended to cover hospitality. J. II. Wilder was high 
amateur with 286 out of 300, E. W. Varner polling sec¬ 
ond with one break less. Third place was divided 
among H. E. Snyder and Chas. McKee, each toppling 
over 284. Bill Crosby was there with the eye, irreparably 
damaging 292 aero-saucers, getting just two more credits 
than Fred Gilbert on the score sheet. Billy Heer slipped 
into the high among the esoteric affinity with 289. The 
scores: 
E P Bender . 203 
Nick Carter . 237 
*R H Crane . 129 
J T Clark . 242 
Guv Cooper . 268 
J F Caldwell . 279 
M B Empson . 251 
*D N Freeman . 115 
Chas Gellatly . 259 
E T Gibbs j. 262 
IV Huscher .268 
R C Ilulburd . 201 
*C Krohn . 12S 
*W G Lytle .109 
D Linderman . 264 
L S Myers . 262 
R Murphy .242 
Chas McKee . 263 
Chas Sewart . 2S4 
C L Snyder . 245 
H E Snyder . 284 
Mrs H E Snvder .121 
J II Wilder . 286 
H Wetzig . 207 
F. W Varner . 2S5 
Professionals: 
W R Crosby . 292 
W H Heer . 2S1 
Fred Gilbert . 290 
*Shot on only one day. 
D D Gross . 281 
PI N Kirby . 242 
Ed O’Brien . 2S7 
