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ville, Ky. On this occasion 25 shooters faced the 
traps. The weather was ideal for trap shooting and 
some remarkable scores were made. Mr. Geo. Lyons 
of the N. Y. A. C. broke the trap record on this oc¬ 
casion. He scored 98 out of a possible 100, also 146 
out of 150. Dr. G. H. Martin was high handicap with 
a total of 147. Miss Laura Boles won a leg on Dr. 
Martin’s trophy for ladies with a score of 44 out of 50. 
H. O. Allyn won a leg on the Wing trophy with 93 
out of 100. T. H. Lawrence won in the Olympic con¬ 
test with a score of 23. 
Following is result of scores: 
Total 
Blandford . 131 
Lyons . 148 
Chandler . 146 
Martin . 147 
Bedell . 135 
Allyn . 145 
Healey . 144 
Offutt . 139 
Church . 140 
Wing . 132 
Lawrence . 141 
Martin, Mrs. 141 
Bailey . 140 
Ward . 141 
Finch . 140 
Davis . 13S 
Rodgers . 138 
Griffen . 140 
Ranney . 79 
Levings . 89 
Schieffelin . 73 
Boles, Miss . 99 
Rodgers, Mrs. 56 
Thorpe, Miss . 35 
Bootih . 41 
Analostan Gun Club. 
Washington, D. C., June 7, 1914. 
At the regular shoot of the Analostan Gun Club on 
June 6th the following scores were made: 
Shot At Broke 
W. S. Duvall . 100 81 
H. A. Farnham . 100 68 
Jas. S. Green . 100 48 
J. McL. Seabrook . 100 70 
*F. H. Huseman . 100 89 
J. C. Wynkoop . 100 83 
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112 New Street, New York 
Wm. C. Blundon . 100 79 
R. D. Morgan . 100 91 
E. W. Ford . 100 89 
G. D. Kirkpatrick . 100 76 
Geo. A. Emmons . 5 ° 35 
J. A. Brown . 100 87 
H. B. Willson . too 66 
W. W. Barnes . 75 46 
M. D. Hogan . 50 42 
C. S. Wilson . 50 33 
A. V. Parsons . 5 ° 38 
‘Professional. 
The spoon shoot was held and the following mem¬ 
bers were successful: 
R. D. Morgan won the spoon in Class A with a 
score of 45 - 
E. W. Ford won the high average spoon on 89, Mr. 
Morgan not being eligible having won the spoon in 
Class A. 
J. A. Brown won Class B spoon with 43. 
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WANTED— Pointers and Setters to train; game plenty. Also 
two broken dogs for sale. 
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Book on Dog Diseases 
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118 W. 31 st Street New York 
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Telephone 29-M 
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BLACK TONGUE. Absolute positive cure also immu¬ 
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YEARLING POINTER DOG. 
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One year’s experience on quail. Fast, wide ranger, sound 
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New Uniforms, 1.60 
Revolvers, . . . 1.65 “ 
Swords,.35 “ 
7 Shot Carbines, . 2.95 
Cart. lc. ea. 
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Team Harness, .21.85“ 
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SADDLES.9.00 “ 
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PRACTICAL GLASS BLOWER 
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NEW YORK CITY 
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No. 0 Sauer, Krupps Fluid steel 
barrels, round cross bolt, neatly 
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