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FOREST AND STREAM 
Feb. 3, 1912 
New Rochelle Y. C. 
New Rochelle, N. Y., Jan. 28.—It took a shoot-oflf 
to win the leg on Donovan cup, and another shoot-off 
to finally win the cup itself, as conditions called for 
100 targets during the month. Granbery, with 5 free 
ones, beat Stoddard, with 6 on the leg, thus leaving 
Granbery and Currier tied at 88. In the shoot-off Cur¬ 
rier had 7 handicap or two more than Granbery, and it 
was these two that lost the cup for said Granbery. 
Kraust was predominant in score alley. He won the 
Du Pont trophy with 92, the M. W. Houck cup with 15 
straight, and a special 10-target scratch event with 9. 
Stoddard took 25-target scratch sweepstake with 22, and 
event at doubles. Scores: 
I. P. Donovan cup, 25 targets, handicap: 
J P Granbery 
J F Currier.... 
C A Marsland 
Shoot-off: 
Currier . 
B R Stoddard 
V P Krauss... 
85 
84 
7 25 
Granbery . 5 23 
Du Pont trophy, 100 targets, 25 each Sunday in Jan¬ 
uary, handicap: 
Y P Krauss . - — - 
G P Granbery.... 
B R Stoddard... 
B R Stoddard. 8 
M. W. Hauck c 
V P Krauss. 
G P Granbery.... 
C A Marsland. 12 
J. P. Donovan ( 
G P Granbery.' 5 
B R Stoddard. 6 
V P Krauss. 4 
Shoot-off: 
Granbery . 5 
V P Krauss... 
B R Stoddard. 
J F Currier... 
B R Stoddard. 
P Krauss... 
G P Granbery. 
J A Mahlstedt. 
R F Church. 
90 
C A Marsland.... 
89 
ets, 
scratch: 
9 
R F Church...... 
7 
8 
C A Marsland...™ 
7 
8 
H H Todd. . 
6 
15 targets, scratch: 
15 
J F Currier. 
8 
13 
H H Todd. 
12 
12 
R F Church. 
11 
25 targets, handicap: 
> 24 
J F Currier. 
.. 7 
22 
1 24 
H Todd. 
19 
1 23 
C A Marsland ... 
.. 7 
22 
; 25 
Stoddard . 
.. 6 
23 
targets, handicap: 
1 20 
G V Granbery. 
.. 5 
23 
i 21 
C A Marsland.... 
22 
' 25 
?ets. 
scratch: 
22 
C A Marsland.... 
19 
21 
M F Giriat . 
18 
21 
A D Seymour .... 
12 
20 
R C Pfeiffer. 
14 
IS. scratch: 
12 
H Krauss. 
10 
10 
T F Currier . 
8 
Hudson Gun Club. 
"I !•’ J®”- 28.—The appended scores were 
a ® ‘he regular bi-monthly shoot of 
the Hudson Gun Club. The morning was very cold and 
windy, which made the boys seek the warm club house 
when not on the firing line, to swap stories and tell 
some lies about their shooting trips—several of our 
hcmse tnasters at shooting game in the club 
Sim Glover paid us a visit to-day, and as it has been 
‘he Hudson’s 
grounds, there was a number of the boys that did not 
know him until after his first try at the trap, and when 
he returned a score of 24. and a total of 90 out of 100 
shot at, we all had to hand it to Sim as the best shot on 
teur^with'^lfi Engle was high ama- 
^ ‘h's was considered good 
shooting under conditions at our ground. 
Our next shoot will be held on Feb. 11, and all shoot- 
fi? \v ’" 7 “ed to give us a call and spend the day with 
morning and stay as iMg as 
reacLd vi 7 ^ the t"^ can be 
reached, viz., the Turnpike car from the P. R. R ferry 
at jersey City cr any transfer point in Newark; ride 
to the west side of the Hackensack River bridge and 
‘° ‘he club house. 
Events: 
D D Engle . 
G Hutchings 
H Matthies . 
F Pfannsteihl ... 
L Gille . 
R Connolly . 
C Von Lengerke 
R Young . 
R Crom . 
C Phelps . 
J Williams . 
T Phelps . 
W O’Brien . 
B Beyersdoft .... 
H Bettes ... 
W Roach ... 
T Kelley .... 
J Whitley ... 
S Glover __ 
J Edwards .. 
R Allen . 
B Bloomfield 
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Married men D. D. Engle, Captai 
mra, R. G. Young, Captain, 136 
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188 out of 250; 
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ut of 250. 
i\T„ 1 ra T-\ Tb- 1 ....-man team: Team 
D. D. Engle, Captain, 141 out of 275; team No. 2, 
K. G. Young, Captain, 131 out of 275. 
T. H. K., Sec’y. 
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bett, Brigham, Newcomb and 
Culver 
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Smith Gun Club. 
Newark, N. J., Jan. 27.—At the weekly practice shoot 
of the Smith Gun Club to-day, held under adverse con¬ 
ditions, some excellent scores were made. The shooting 
of L. Colquitt and J. Geiger was exceptionally good. We 
were mighty pleased to see Wm. Hassinger back again 
on the firing line after an absence of a couple of weeks, 
caused by a very bad fall that he received. Billy, here’s 
hoping that you don’t have any more accidents, for we 
certainly miss a member of the old guard. Capt. Ber- 
caugh was trying out a new pair of 32-inch barrels, which 
seem to affect the balance of his gun also his score. It 
looks as though we would have to offer a reward for in¬ 
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good old stand-bys. Come, boys, place the Smith Gun 
Club on the map. 
Events: 12345678 
Targets: 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 
L Colquitt . 21 22 23 21 23 21 23 23 
J Geiger . 23 24 20 24 21 25 21 
H Higgs . 22 22 20 18 21 20 21 .. 
J Baldwin . 18 18 21 20 23 22 .. .. 
W Hassinger . 22 20 22 14 20 .. .. ;. 
H Hassinger . 15 19 17 18. 
R Bercaugh . 18 15 20 . 
H. Higgs. 
Jersey City Gun Club. 
Jersey City, N. J., Jan. 27.—Twelve shooters w’cre 
out to-day at the Jersey City Gun Club, and the scores 
were very mediocre, as the shooters had a strong wind 
to shoot against. Hallinger was high for the day with 
77 per cent., and Shannon took second honors with 68 
per cent.—pretty poor shooting for that pair of stars who 
are most always found up in the 90 per cent, class or 
lower. Shannon, however, had his nerve with him in the 
monthly prize shoot, as in that event he shot from scratch 
and broke all qf his twenty-five birds, scoring nothing 
but dust of every one, thereby winning the leg and also 
the prize. Dr. Bogart won the only weekly prize con¬ 
tested for. 
On Washington's Birthday, Feb. 22, we are planning to 
have an all-day shoot, programs of which will be out in a 
few days. 
The scores follow: 
Shot at. Broke Shot at. Broke 
Dixon . 
125 
82 
Simpson ... 
.... 100 
67 
Keller . 
... 125 
67 
Jones . 
.... 75 
35 
Shannon .... 
... 125 
86 
Bird . 
.... 100 
40 
Hallinger ... 
... 125 
97 
Brady . 
.... 75 
29 
Dr liogart .. 
... 75 
44 
Meyer . 
.... 75 
39 
\^'inddisck .. 
... 25 
13 
Bill . 
.... 50 
25 
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