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you and to look into the faces of the men that 
did so much, you and your associates and pred¬ 
ecessors, who did so much to create the public 
sentiment that came from all over the Union 
and which finally impressed Congress with the 
wisdom of taking the step that was taken. If 
any of you ever come to the Nutmeg State if 
you will let me know I shall be delighted to 
show you the old farm where I was born and 
brought up. I am still a farmer, and I would 
rather hear a partridge drum, or a quail whistle, 
or a woodcock quawk, or a wood-duck squeal 
than to hear Sousa’s band. And if you will 
come to the old farm I will show you a fine 
lot of quail that I raised this year, tamer than 
any chickens you have, and I will show you 
a brood of ruffed grouse that will fly to me 
and light on my shoulder, and eat anything I 
have to give them. They are happy and un¬ 
afraid and the finest of birds for New England. 
I want you to take courage from the work al¬ 
ready done in this important matter, and by no 
means look for anything but ultimate victory 
when you have such men as Dr. Palmer 
and his chief, and the people of the country 
back of you, don’t be afraid to talk, and talk 
bravely, and insist upon the enforcement of the 
Federal law, because in the long run that is 
the law which will be the most useful in this 
country, and gradually the States will see the 
wisdom of conforming their legislation to the 
Federal legislation. 
I thank you gentlemen for your kind atten¬ 
tion. 
INTER-CLUB TEAM CASTING TOURNAMENT. 
(Continued from page 535.) 
each) if its five members each acquired higher scores 
than their individual opponents on the other side. 
This plan extended down through each double team 
and thus every contestant, no matter now inexperienced 
he might be, had a chance to individually win a point 
for his club and to assist in winning another point. Thus 
the interest was maintained throughout the entire group 
of casters and this interest was enhanced by the fact 
that each contestant found himself very evenly matched 
with his opponent. 
The events cast were accuracy bait J 4 oz. and ac¬ 
curacy bait 24 oz. in the order named. 
By eleven o’clock, after an hour 01 two of sociability 
and practice, everything was in readiness and the plat¬ 
form cleared for action. Mr. DeGarmo of the Wash- 
ington Park Amateur Casting Club led off and from 
then on it was neck and neck to the finish, with plenty 
of applause for every good cast, more especially when 
some of the newer men showed good form and skill. 
The three teams finished practically as a tie 9 to 9 but 
there being a sixteenth man in the Garfield Park Ama¬ 
teur Casting Club, a member of the Washington Park 
Amateur Casting Club doubled and they cast off with 
the result in favor of the Washington Park Amateur 
Casting Club by one point. 
Lunch hour having arrived, all adjourned to a nearby 
refectory where an informal lunch was served, the Wash¬ 
ington Park men being the guests of the Garfield Park 
"bunch. 
At three o’clock, the half ounce event was called and 
■started off at a hot pace, the Garfield Park Amateur 
Casting Club leading, but being pushed hard by the 
other side. Notwithstanding a brilliant showing by 
Team No. 3 of the Washington Park Amateur Casting 
Club and a mere fraction of difference in the scores of 
Team No. 1, the Garfield Park team finished a winner 
of this event by a score of ii 24 points to 6)4 points. 
Thus the Inter-Club Team Tournament was won by the 
■Garfield Park Amateur Casting Club by a total score 
of 20 )4 points as against 1 6)4 points made by the Wash¬ 
ington Park Amateur Casting Club. The trophy was a 
beautiful silver cup which must be won twice out of 
three times to become the property of either club, as 
this team tournament is to be an annual affair. 
With hearty cheers for the winning side from the 
losers and an answering salvo from the winners in 
honor of their guests, the meet broke up amid hearty 
handshakes and congratulations and was voted by all 
an unqualified success. The thanks of all concerned 
are due Messrs. Bryne, Naylor and Webb who acted as 
judges and Mr. Tobin who efficiently handled the plat¬ 
form end. The crowning glory of the occasion was the 
presence of a brilliant gallery of about twenty ladies 
dressed in their prettiest gowns and wearing their 
prettiest smiles, thus adding a touch of color and 
vivacity to the affair fully appreciated by the contestants. 
Following is a complete summary of the scores and 
points showing the contests in detail: 
24 OZ. ACCURACY BAIT. 
Team Number 1. 
Point 
Average Winner 
W. P. G. P. W. P. G. P. 
A. C. A. C A. C. A. C. 
C. C. C. C. 
L. E. DeGarmo . 98.6 
D. R. Linder . 
R. C. Nicholson . 98.9 
D. F. Beatty . 
F. E. Moffett . 98.2 
H. W. Perce . 
O. C. Wehle . 97-2 
A. D. Arado . 
O. J. Towell . 97-7 
Dr. C. J. Spruce . 
General Team Average - 98.12 
98.8 
99 - 
99 - 
97-9 
97-9 
98.52 
o 
o 
o 
0 
o 
o 
Total Number of Points. 
Team Number 2. 
R. D. Heetfield . 97-7 
C. C. Lucke . 
W. Grant . 98. 
G. W. Stromer . 
D. G. McDonell . 94-4 
J. Rankin . 
E. J. Doyle . 97 -t 
R. I. Haselwood . 
D. G. McDonell . 9 ! -4 
H. Beatty . 
General Team Average - 95.72 
97-7 
98.1 
97-9 
97-9 
98. 
97.92 
o 
0 
o 
o 
o 
o 
6 
'yi 
I 
1 
Total Number of Points. 
Team Number 3. 
R. D. Heetfield . 98.9 . 
Carl Spruce . 97-9 
O. Ellsworth .. 98.4 . 
E. J. Kelley . 94 - 
E. J. Doyle . 98.1 . 
L. A. Zinser . 95-8 
W. O. Holton . 98.6 . 
J. McKenna .. 97-8 
W. Grant . 98.2 . 
J. C. Durancean . 93-3 
General Team Average - 98-44 95-76 
Total Number of Points. 6 o 
Team Number 4. 
J 4 OZ. RECAPITULATION. 
Team Number 1 . o 6 
Team Number 2. 72 S'A 
Team Number 3. 6 o 
614 u }4 
54 OZ. ACCURACY BAIT. 
Team 
Number 1. 
Average 
Point 
Winner 
W. P. 
G. P. 
W. P. 
G. P. 
A. C. 
A. C. 
A. C. 
A. C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
L. E. DeGarmo . 
0 
.... 
D. F. Beatty . 
99.2 
.... 
I 
D. R. Linder . 
... 98.7 
0 
.... 
H. W. Perce . 
99 - 
.... 
I 
R. C. Nicholson . 
•■• 99-2 
I 
.... 
T. Dernberger . 
98.1 
.... 
0 
F. E. Moffett . 
97.8 
I 
.... 
A. D. Arado . 
.... 
0 
O. C. Wehle . 
98.9 
0 
.... 
C. C. Lucke . 
.... 
I 
General Team Average 
.... 98.68 
98.60 
I 
0 
Total Number of Points 
3 
3 
Team 
O. J. Towell . 
Number 2. 
... 97.9 
I 
G. W. Stromer . 
97-5 
0 
R. D. Heetfield . 
... 97-7 
I 
.... 
J. Rankin . 
95-6 
.... 
0 
I 
R. I. Haselwood . 
97-3 
0 
D. G. McDonell . 
• • • 97-9 
X 
.... 
H. Beatty . 
97-5 
.... 
0 
E. T. Doyle . 
97.6 
0 
.... 
Carl Spruce . 
... 96.42 
.... 
I 
General Team Average 
97.1 
0 
X 
Total Number of Points. 4 
Team Number 3. 
R. D. Heetfield . 94-5 1 
E. J. Kelley . 92.8 
W. Grant . 97-8 o 
L. A. Zinser . 98.0 
D. G. McDonell . 9®-9 1 
T. McKenna . 96.8 
E. J. Doyle . 95-2 0 
J. C. Durancean . 98.0 
W. O. Holton. 90.1 o 
J. Kuhn . 97-o 
General Team Average - 94-9 96.5 o 
Total Number of Points. 2 
Team Number 4. 
O. J. Towell . 97-9 1 
Dr. C. J. Spruce . 96.7 
14 OZ. RECAPITULATION. 
Team Number 1 . 3 3 
Team Number 2. 4 2 
Team Number 3. 2 4 
Team Number 4. 1 o 
Total Number of Points. 10 9 
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