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July i, 1911.3 
Montana State Shoot. 
Butte, Mont., June 1C.—The Montana State shoot, 
held at Hunter’s Sot Springs, June 12-14, was a decided 
success, one of the pleasant features being the presence 
of the wives of most of the members. The financial 
arrangements were smoothly carried out by the cashier, 
E. A. Sanborn, and his clerks, H. C. Hirschy and L. A. 
Cummings. 
The annual meeting elected the following officers: 
President, Nelson Story, of Bozeman; Vice-President, 
W. A. Selvidge, of Billings; Secretary and Treasurer, 
C. H. Smith, of Butte; Directors: J. F. Alspaugh, of 
Livingston; Henry Witten, of Big Timber; Henry Alten- 
brand, Jr., of Manhattan. 
The next shoot will be held at Hunter’s Hot Springs. 
The Association passed a resolution thanking J. H. 
Davidson for the handsome loving cup he presented, to 
be owned by the shooter winning it three times. The 
first leg was won by R. Proser, of Helena. Brownlee 
tournament medal was won by F. Weatherhead, of 
Laurel; Butte Rod and Gun Club medal won by G. C. 
Mapes, of Missoula; Kleptko medal at pairs, taken by 
C. H. Smith, of Butte; Brownlee challenge medal, Sam 
Weaver, of Lewiston; individual cup, C. L. Parsons, of 
Straw; three-man team cup, won by Selvidge, San¬ 
born and Whitehead, of Billings, after a shoot-off with 
the Livingston team. Handicap medal, 100 singles, 16-22 
yards, won by C. C. Goddard, of Butte, from 20yd. mark. 
Manhattan two-man cup captured by Goddard and Drum- 
goole, of Anaconda. General average medal won by 
Frank Whitehead, with 473 out of 535, including 100 at 
22yds. 
Event No. 9 first day was at 10 pairs. Event No. 1 
third day was at 100 singles, handicaps 16 to 22 yards. 
First Day. Second Day. Third Day. 
_a___a__ ._ A 
f \ r \ “'i 
Shot at. Broke. Shot at. Broke. Shot at. Broke 
N Story . 
195 
139 
205 
170 
210 
182 
II Altenbrand... 
195 
134 
205 
173 
210 
155 
E Sanborn .... 
195 
164 
205 
178 
210 
184 
R Martin. 
105 
76 
205 
157 
C C Goddard.... 
195 
157 
205 
177 
210 
183 
C H Smith. 
195 
164 
205 
163 
210 
174 
Tom Rowe. 
195 
148 
205 
170 
210 
155 
E A Morley.... 
195 
136 
105 
80 
E P Mathewson 
195 
145 
205 
159 
210 
167 
II H Nell. 
195 
154 
205 
163 
210 
176 
1 Drumgoole... 
195 
164 
205 
184 
210 
187 
[ McLaughlin.. 
195 
152 
205 
183 
210 
174 
N McMillan.... 
195 
153 
205 
165 
210 
173 
F Alspaugh .... 
195 
159 
205 
183 
210 
185 
R Prosser . 
175 
154 
185 
156 
110 
105 
E Confarr . 
195 
153 
205 
156 
210 
171 
F Weatherhead. 
195 
174 
205 
185 
210 
181 
C L Parsons_ 
195 
154 
205 
191 
210 
183 
E Bisbee . 
195 
134 
205 
144 
125 
80 
C L Crane. 
195 
157 
205 
185 
210 
178 
S Weaver. 
195 
160 
205 
184 
210 
174 
J Baker . 
G C Mapes. 
195 
160 
205 
157 
210 
151 
195 
167 
205 
181 
210 
168 
F Bartos . 
195 
147 
1S5 
154 
210 
166 
O England. 
195 
160 
205 
176 
210 
173 
Phil Cook . 
195 
133 
205 
139 
100 
65 
H Witten . 
195 
131 
205 
169 
100 
76 
C Price . 
195 
129 
205 
167 
185 
132 
W O Allen. 
195 
148 
130 
109 
125 
95 
T Miles . 
195 
159 
205 
179 
210 
179 
J Brooks . 
195 
137 
75 
44 
125 
96 
W A Selvidge... 
40 
31 
205 
185 
210 
170 
[ Meredith .... 
75 
51 
W T Sharp. 
75 
50 
R Johnson. 
105 
82 
... 
Professionals: 
H C Hirschv... 
195 
ISO 
205. 
192 
210 
192 
L A Cummings 195 
175 
205 
193 
210 
182 
M Hensler . 
195 
183 
180 
161. 
210 
184 
C Elannigan.... 
195 
158 
205 
180 
210 
173 
C G Elton. 
195 
151 
205 
173 
210 
175 
Meadow 
Springs 
; Gun 
Club. 
Philadelphia, Pa., June 24.—At the members’ shoot 
to-day, Henry won Class A trophy, and Gideon took 
Class B. Each prize was a silver dipper. Hogan made 
the day’s high score with 92 out of 100. 
Events: 
1 
2 
3 
4 5 
Total. 
Targets: 
10 
15 
10 
15 25 
Class. 
Hp. Ti. 
Day. 
George . 
. 8 
11 
10 
11 .. 
A 
2 
35 
75 
Wiley . 
. 7 
9 
9 
14 19 
A 
4 
41 
80 
Pratt . 
. 10 
11 
10 
11 .. 
0 
44 
86 
Hogan . 
.10 
13 
9 
15 .. 
A 
0 
45 
92 
Murdock . 
. 8 
12 
8 
12 .. 
A 
4 
45 
85 
Haggerty . 
. 6 
8 
8 
9 21 
52 
< Irant . 
. 6 
7 
5 
8 .. 
26 
Benner . 
. 7 
9 
B 
6 
41 
57 
Hillpot . 
. 8 
13 
9 
14 20 
A 
2 
43 
87 
Gideon . 
. 8 
10 
8 
8 10 
B 
2 
49 
82 
Emerson . 
. 9 
8 
.. 21 
B 
0 
36 
54 
Macdonald .... 
. 4 
7 
B 
8 
25. 
36 
Henry . 
A 
2 
46* 
46 
Ilinkson . 
. 6 
7 
.. 12 
B 
4 
35 
60 
Clegg . 
.. 19 
A 
2 
35 
54 
Dr Roe . 
. 7 
7 
5 
7 15 
St. Clair . 
. 10 12 
8 10 16 
Crescent Gun Club. 
On the local grounds at White House Station, Newark, 
the Crescents beat the Speedway G. C. of Newark, in a 
six-man team shoot very decisively with a score of 257 
to 225, each man shooting at 50 birds. E. E. Gardner, 
of the Crescents, was high man with 47. 
In the 200-target sweepstake, E. E. Gardner, of Ber- 
nardsville, was first with 179; Thomas Howard, of Pea- 
pack, second, 172; F. G. Jackson, East Millstone, third, 
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