Sept. 28, 1912 
FOREST AND STREAM 
413 
United Shoe Machinery Gun Club. 
Beverly, Mass., Sept. 14.—In last week’s issue was 
printed a partial report of Massachusetts Trapshooting 
Association tournament. Here follows balance of scores. 
Wilder was high gun for the two days with 287. J. S. 
Snow was second high with 277. High two-day pro. was 
Harry Stevens with 285. 
W W Corson.. 
1st 
Dav. 
. 100 
2d 
Day. 
C H Doten... 
1st 
Day. 
. 132 
2d 
Day. 
132 
PI E Burgin... 
. 136 
139 
II L Snow.... 
. 136 
119 
A T Foster.... 
. 120 
113 
Wilder . 
. 143 
144 
Geo Goddu .... 
. 91 
132 
R N Burns... 
. 128 
135 
1 M Archibald 
. 125 
132 
I Clark, Jr- 
. 118 
125 
A C Gray. 
. 133 
135 
H P Emory... 
. 129 
132 
1 S Hall. 
. 118 
120 
G F Bowen... 
. 127 
133 
E R Purdy. 
. 79 
121 
T Spofford ... 
. 119 
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W 11 Proctor.. 
. 93 
92 
Dr W Newton 
. 132 
J L Snow. 
. 141 
136 
S Winslow, !r 
. 122 
131 
G R Steele.... 
. 133 
140 
J A Whidden 
. 116 
116 
E A Staples.... 
. 135 
136 
A C Spencer. 
. 124 
114 
W F Clarke.... 
. 134 
123 
W R llurd. 2d 
. 118 
130 
C F Marden.... 
. 122 
125 
H H Eaton .. 
. 124 
116 
P' R Sweet. 
. 127 
133 
E F Chapman 
. 118 
116 
G M Proctor.. 
. 137 
136 
Fred Chapman 
. 118 
123 
PI B Moulton. 
. 129 
Mayor Reid .. 
126 
Elmei Reid .. 
125 
Dr Russell .. 
126 
l)r C H Bnrr. 
. 127 
131 
Dr Gleason .. 
90 
John Martin .. 
. 139 
135 
Dr Bush . 
71 
Professionals: 
F E PI Sheldon 131 
135 
PI D Gibbs... 
. 144 
139 
M Ballou . 
. 128 
70 
G II Chapin.. 
. 135 
138 
Ed Banks .... 
. 133 
139 
A E Sibley... 
. 128 
138 
O R Dickey... 
. 142 
140 
J S Fanning.. 
. 136 
137 
N Apgar . 
. 137 
G M Wheeler. 
. 128 
131 
H H Stevens. 
. 143 
142 
II A Keller... 
. 117 
127 
Buffalo Audubon Club. 
Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 21.—The lure of the wilds 
and the Westy Hogans play hob with our attendance 
to-day. Messrs. Rogers and Covert are out for moose, 
while Messrs. Kelsey, Wright and Ebberts are at Atlantic 
City. Scores for to-day: 
Targets: 
Cannon . 
10 
.. 12 
20 
14 
20 
13 
20 
16 
25 
21 
ImhofF . 
. 11 
19 
18 
14 
21 
Wende . 
13 
13 
16 
20 
Immel . 
. a 
13 
17 
16 
17 
Ward . 
. 9 
13 
16 
14 
17 
Lambert . 
. 11 
20 
17 
19 
20 
VVacker . 
. 11 
15 
11 
17 
20 
Cox . 
. 10 
13 
11 
14 
17 
. 5 
15 
18 
17 
24 
. 1 
6 
6 
Hammond . 
. u 
15 
16 
16 
17 
Blackmer . 
. 10 
18 
17 
16 
20 
.. 10 
16 
13 
16 
21 
Lodge . 
. u 
13 
14 
10 
13 
Bargar . 
. 10 
16 
18 
13 
W. C. Wootton, Sec’y. 
Canandaigua Sportsmen’s Club. 
The Canandaigua Sportsmen’s Club held their last 
shoot of the season on Sept. 21, at Lakeside Park, the 
date having been set ahead of the regular Friday on 
account of the county fair. The five shooters in the 
squad were separated by one target each in the final 
score, but the added target handicap tied Kibbe, Stod¬ 
dard and Van Wormer, who shot off, resulting in first 
for Kibbe, silver spoon; second for Stonnard, cut-glass 
dish, and third. Van Wormer, Nyoil. 
The prize winners for the season’s average were also 
decided, the standing being: Stoddard first. Mason 
second. Kibbe third, Eiseline fourth, Soule fifth. Van 
Wormer sixth. All received handsome hand-painted 
china vases or plates. 
As a wind-up Mason defended his title of club cham¬ 
pion against four contestants, the score being close, as 
follows: Mason 40, Van Wormer 39, Stoddard 37, Soule 
35, and Eiseline 33. 
The scores in the regular event, 50 targets, were as 
follows: 
Kibbe . 12 50 Eiseline . 9 45 
Stoddard . 11 50 Mason. 2 42 
Van Wormer .13 50 
Roanoke Gun Club. 
Roanoke, Va., Sept. 21.—With the season on the 
wane, the members of the Roanoke Gun Club seem to 
be losing interest in the sport, only fifteen participating 
in the regular shoot Saturday afternoon. A turkey shoot 
will be held again this season on Oct. 26, the last day 
of the shooting season, and all members are invited to 
participate. The weekly medals were won by the fol¬ 
lowing members: 
Scratch—First, P. L. Price; second, E. C. Watson. 
Class A—First, H. C. Elliott; second, H. F. Wilkin- 
scn. 
Class B—First, C. H. Ferguson; second, A. H. Boyd. 
Class C—First, E. C. Kinnier; second, C. T. Jennings. 
Per Per 
Price . 
Broke. Cent 
.. 46 92 
Lightner. 
Broke. Cent 
... 38 76 
Watson . 
.. 45 
90 
Tennings. 
... 37 
74 
C C Richards. 
.. 43 
86 
Bringman ... 
... 36 
72 
Elliott . 
.. 42 
84 
Boyd . 
... 34 
68 
Wilkinson .... 
.. 41 
82 
Moore . 
... 33 
66 
Ferguson . 
.. 40 
80 
Kinnier . 
... 30 
60 
Jones . 
.. 38 
76 
J Poindexter 
... 29 
58 
E Poindexter.. 
.. 38 
76 
H. F. Wilkinson, Sec’y. 
Du Pont Gun Club. 
Homer Clark defeated W. S, Colfax here last Sat¬ 
urday. The Illinois champion broke 49 out of his 50, 
while Colfax bagged 45. 
E. S. Richards, PI. H. Sloan and L. C. Willis were 
among the visiting shooters, who made good scores, as 
did also O. Groff, of Avondale, Pa. W. A. Joslyn, who 
has been shooting at a great clip lately, broke 49 out of 
50. The Coleman du Pont spoon contest had a large en¬ 
try list, interest having increased since the addition of 
Class E for novices. 
Thirty-one contested in the merchandise event, and 
there were nine prizes. The nine high men each made 
(with added targets) perfect scores of 25. 
The final contest for the 1911 Class D challenge cup 
brought out nine of the ten men eligible for this event. 
It was won by J. A. MacMullen, with 41 out of 50 from 
the 18yd. mark. The cup now becomes his property. 
Eight teams contested in the Eugene E. du Pont 
team trophy shoot, four teams (with added targets) 
making perfect scores, thereby gaining four points each. 
The team scores follow: 
W. II. Hitchcock and N. K. Smith 50. Clyde Lee- 
dom and Eugene du Pont 50. W. M. Hammond and 
L. L. Jarrell 50. R. F. Willis and L. H. Hoopes 
50. W. Edmanson and J. H. Minnick 49. H. P. Carlon 
and Dr. E. Q. Bullock 47. J. B. McHugh and Stanley 
Tuchton 47. Dr. PI. Betts and L. C. Lyon 46. 
The scores in a novice race, the men shooting at 
the traps for the first time, were: W. D. Sillitoe 4 out 
of 10, W. S. Matchett 1 out of 10, J. B. Owens 6, Z. H. 
Lofland 19, T. W. Mathewson 18, R. S. Wood 19. 
The du Pont spoon event resulted as follows: 
Class A—Eugene du Pont 25. 
Class B—L. C. Lyon 23. 
Class C—L. L Jarrell 23. 
Class D—J. G. Highfield, Jr., 22. 
Class E—John E. Miller 10. 
Event No. 2, merchandise shoot for nine prizes: 
The prize winners were: S. G. David, D. J. Dougherty, 
J. W. Mathews, Stanley Tuchton, W. Edmanson, W. G. 
Wood, PI. P. Carlon, L. H. Hoopes, Jr., T. W. Mathew¬ 
son. 
Exhibition shooting match: PI. Clark 49, W. S. 
Colfax, Jr., 45. 
Final shoot for Class D 1911 challeng.e cup: H. T. 
Reed 34, W. B. Smith, Jr., 28, L. L. Jarrell 40, R. S. 
Wood 38, S. J. Newman 33, Dr. E. Q. Bullock 34, D. A. 
Grier 31, R. S. Robison 38, J. A. MacMullen 41. 
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