Dec. 30, 1911.] 
FOREST AND STREAM 
947 
Chicago Gun Club. 
Chicago, Ill., Dec. 16.—Apparently the heavy snow¬ 
storm early this morning' must have snowed in most of 
our shooters, as only five ventured to come out for a 
few rounds of practice. Thomas led in the practice 
event with a score of 66 out of 75, and gathered in 
eight points, while Goode scored 58 out of 75, and as he 
managed to mix in a lost in most all his blocks of five, 
it only netted him one point. 
Thomas and Fetherston tied with scores of 21 in the 
practice event. In an extra race at 25 targets from 
21yds., Goode broke 19, while Thomas brought down 18. 
Chas. Hess, who has not done much shooting, and had 
not been here for about three years, dropped in to-day, 
expecting to meet many of his former associates; lie 
hopes to see more of the old faces when he comes again. 
Events: * 1 2 Events: * 1 2 
D E Thomas.21 66 18 L M Fetherston. 21 .. .. 
O P Goode. 18 58 19 C C Hess. 16 .. .. 
Miss Sullivan ... 12 40 .. 
Dec. 17.—Although the ground was covered with a 
blanket of snow, which glistened in the sunlight, it was 
a pleasant day, and along with the choice list of cash 
and merchandise prizes hung up, it was quite a dis¬ 
appointment to note the smalf number to turn out when 
conditions warranted at least three times the number of 
entries. Evidently the reflection of the sun on the 
snow caused considerable miscalculation, as the scores 
of all the participants are away below the average. 
Flewelling and Bills tied for high score for the day, 
both breaking 131 out of 150, Flewelling thereby winning 
the cash prize for high average. 
J. R. Graham was next in line with a total of 125, he 
being the only one to break a straight frame, which he 
did by breaking his 25 in the last event. Barto and 
Sharp picked off third and fourth positions respectively, 
both not having been out for several months. Shaw is 
another who had not been doing any shooting for some 
time. 
Merchandise shoot: 
Targets: 
20 20 
W 
VV Flewelling, 16 .... 
. 19 14 
F 
G Bills. 21. 
.17 15 
T 
R Graham. 21. 
. 19 14 
E 
S Graham. 21. 
. 15 11 
J 
B Barto. 20. 
.18 16 
T 
Sharp, 18 . 
.15 15 
B 
L Kammerer, 16. 
.15 15 
C 
E Shaw, 19. 
. 16 13 
D 
E Thomas, 20. 
.16 14 
J 
S Young, 21. 
. 17 16 
L 
M p'etherston. 20. 
.15 12 
G 
McDermott, IS. 
.18 9 
O 
P Goode, 16. 
. 15 13 
L 
Teff, 16 . 
.11 14 
C 
W May, 16. 
.14 8 
F 
M Meisner, 16. 
. 12 12 
T P Bue, 17. 
O Kansche, 16 . 
VV B Fenstermaker, 16. 
C C Emery, 20. 
20 20 
18 18 
19 18 
16 16 
18 17 
18 15 
16 17 
18 15 
17 12 
18 14 
16 18 
14 18 
15 10 
17 10 
14 14 
16 8 
12 10 
16 11 
16 8 
.. 16 
17 16 
20 25 25 
17 23 22 
18 20 24 
19 16 25 
18 IS 24 
16 16 21 
17 16 20 
18 14 19 
16 17 23 
15 21 15 
14 15 16 
16 16 21 
15 15 19 
14 17 19 
15 14 19 
12 11 19 
12 12 18 
15 16 20 
13 13 20 
18 19 20 
16 10 .. 
Total. 
131 
131 
125 
i2i 
120 
116 
114 
114 
113 
112 
112 
106 
105 
101 
88 
88 
78 
70 
73 
59 
Practice and extra 
Events: 
events: 
1 2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 8 
Targets: 
25 25 
25 
25 
20 
25 
25 12p 
J S Young. 
22 21 
I R Graham. 
21 18 
D E Thomas. 
. 19 .. 
19 17 
B L Kammerer. 
. 17 .. 
15 .. 
(J P Goode. 
. 20 .. 
17 .. 
T Barto . 
20 
Sharp 
G McDermott .. 
I, M Fetherston. 
C W May. 
S Graham.... 
G Bills. 
Jeff 
16 
23 
22 
13 
E 
F 
L 
F M Meisner . 17 
C E Shaw. 18 
W W Flewelling. 21 
P Miller . 21 
W O’Brien . 10 
Mrs Cutler . 14 
20 
i9 
23 
19 
19 
21 
17 
21 
IS 
21 
19 
T P Bue. 
L Stockley . 
H Wolf . 
A G Moore. 
T C Donnellv. 
H L Venn... 
Mrs Fetherston . 
24 
22 
19 
17 
IS 
13 
19 
19 
5 
14 
21 
15 
19 
20 
14 .. 
12 .. 
18 12 
19 
20 21 
23 20 
Hardy Wolf has returned to Chicago feeling consid¬ 
erably better than when he left, some time ago, and 
expects to remain as long as his health permits, which 
we all hope will improve speedily. Incidentally, he 
“trimmed” his pal Stockley in a 100-target race, the 
scores being 81 to 78. 
O’Brien and Venn both tried target shooting for the 
first time to-day, and both expect to be with us in the 
near future. 
Moore is another new face at our club, and we will 
be glad to have.him with .us often. 
Essex County Country Club. 
Orbnge, N. J., Dec. 23.—There was a small entry list 
here to-day, but the program was well shot. James A. 
Hart won Heller trophy (5—24); C. H. Daly, from 
scratch, won the Shanley trophy (20 out of 25), and 
Saturday trophy (19 out of 25). The scores: 
Heller trophy: 
T A Hart. 0 21 
H Chubb . 5 24 
Shanley trophy: 
J A Hart. 0 16 
H Chubb . 6 17 
Saturday trophy: 
J A Hart. 0 14 
E W Pleller. 5 18 
E W Heller. 5 22 
C II Daly. 0 20 
E W Heller. 5 17 
C II Daly. 0 20 
H Chubb . 5 18 
C H Daly. 0 19 
Onondaga Gun Club. 
Syracuse, N. Y., Dec. 20.—There was a good entry 
list for this season, here to-day. Darkness cut out 
event 11, and all professionals after event 7. No very 
fat scores were made. High man was G. M. Phillips 
with 133. Second, W. E. Corfield, 130; third, a tie at 
128 between O. E. Carpenter and R. G. Wheeler. 
Shot at. Broke 
Shot at. 
Broke 
W 
E Hookway.. 
150 
114 
C 
L Frantz. 
150 
116 
M 
E Barker. 
150 
114 
w 
E Corfield.. 
150 
130 
G 
H Pumpelly.. 
150 
126 
E 
N Lieboult.. 
150 
104 
T 
E Clay. 
150 
122 
IP 
C Watson... 
150 
110 
PI 
V Fellows... 
150 
119 
IP 
W Smith.... 
150 
106 
O 
E Carpenter. 
150 
128 
R 
G Wheeler... 
150 
128 
A W Meager.... 
150 
119 
M 
Cary . 
150 
102 
C 
W Brown. 
150 
ns 
E 
Plouseman .. 
150 
97 
A 
W Plowlett... 
150 
46 
C 
C Snook. 
150 
110 
J 
De Bee . 
150 
125 
D 
Houseman... 
150 
77 
C 
W Hobbie... 
150 
104 
A W Hopkins... 
60 
33 
G 
M Phillips.... 
150 
133 
Professionals 
J 
A R Elliott... 
105 
96 
H 
PI Stevens... 
105 
90 
H S Welles. 105 89 AH Durston... 105 88 
Sim Glover . 105 83 H McMurchy... 45 33 
Manhasset Bay Y. C. 
Port Washington, L. I., Dec. 23.—With a run of 50 
targets and a total of 95 out of 100, J. H. Vanderveer, 
of Crescent A. C., won the visitors’ trophy here to-day. 
No better shooting than this ever has been done over 
these traps. Fred Long took second, while J. E. Meyer 
with 12 and H. L. Hoyt, Jr., from scratch, tied for third 
with 91. After the shoot, the little club house on the 
shores of the bay overflowed with shooters, who enjoyed 
a turkey dinner “on the club.” The summaries: 
T PI Vanderveer.... 0 95 
F Lxmg . 4 92 
T E Meyer . 12 91 
"IP L Hoyt, Jr. ,0 91 
Dr W B Short. 12 90 
B B Loomis. 20 89 
C W Berner. 15 87 
J L Fanning. 0 87 
A P Lane. 0 87 
W S Silkworth. 0 83 
J W Alker.12 82 
A B Alley. 15 80 
D Allen. 0 84 
Capt T J Foster.... 6 79 
C M Gould. 25 78 
Capt Doe . 0 74 
H L Finke . 15 72 
C D Berner. 30 63 
G E Roosevelt. 20 57 
C R Babson. 0 55 
