May II, igi2 
FOREST AND STREAM 
Gll 
Boston A. A. 
An east wind, blowing across the traps and making 
the targets rise and hard to locate were the conditions 
at the shoot of the Boston A. A. at Riverside, May 4. 
Notwithstanding adverse conditions, R. A. Faye broke 
110 straight in a special event. Scores: 
Shoot for unter trHophy, lOO targets, handicap: 
R \ Faye. 
.. 0 98 
C B Tucker _ 
5 91 
E F Gleason. 
.. 0 96 
L II Davis. 
2 91 
F H Richards... 
.. 0 95 
\V B Farmer... 
5 91 
C P Blinn. 
.. 2 95 
\V C Brooks.... 
8 90 
T C Adams. 
.. 0 94 
C P Keeler. 
3 90 
*E -Y Staples.... 
.. 0 94 
S A Ellis . 
5 89 
T H North. 
..20 94 
M Ballou . 
5 88 
F H Owen. 
.. 2 94 
0 R Dickey..., 
0 87 
G E Osborne ... 
.. 2 93 
G B Clark. 
5 85 
T L Snow . 
.. 2 92 
H H Knights... 
8 77 
t E Lynch . 
.. 6 92 
M Richardson . 
0 75 
G L M unroe. 
.. 8 92 
Shoot tor Barbey trophv. 
50 targets, scratch: 
R A Faye. 
. 50 
C E Osborne .. 
. 41 
*E A Staples.... 
. 49 
*M Richardson 
. 41 
T C Adams. 
. 48 
S A Ellis . 
. 40 
E F Gleason.... 
. 47 
C P Keeler. 
. 39 
C P Blinn. 
. 45 
E H Davis. 
. 38 
\\’ B Farmer.... 
. 45 
G B Clark. 
. 37 
F H Owen. 
. 45 
F H Richards. 
. 36 
T L Snow. 
. 44 
T H North. 
. 36 
W C Brooks. 
. 44 
G L Munroe .. 
. 33 
T E Lynch. 
. 44 
H H Knights.. 
. 30 
O R Dickey. 
. 43 
C Hutchins .... 
. 30 
C B Tucker. 
. 42 
Take-home tropi 
V, 50 tar 
gets, handicap: 
G L Munroe_ 
9 50 
*E A Staples... 
0 
45 
E F Gleason.... 
0 49 
C P Keeler .... 
61/2 
441/2 
h' K Richards... 10 49 
O R Dickey.... 
0 
44 
K A Faye. 
0 48 
C P Blinn. 
6 
44 
1 H North.10 48 
W B Farmer.... 
21/2 
4334 
T L bnow. 
1 47 
H H Knights... 
4 
43' 
T. FI Davis. 
6 47 
F H Owen. 
6 
43 
C B Tucker_ 
2% 461/2 
W C Brooks.... 
4 
42 
S A Ellis . 
2y2 46y2 
M Ballou . 
21/2 
401/2 
T C Adams. 
0 46 
G B Clark. 
71/2 
401/2 
G E Osborne... 
6 46 
*M Richardson.. 
0 
34 
J E Lvnch. 
3 45 
■ C. B. Tucker, Capt. 
Analostan Gun Club. 
Washjngton, D. C., May 5.—Twenty-two shooters toed 
the at the shoot of the Analostan Gun Club yester- 
weather was perfect, barring a fluky wind, 
which was stiff at times. Notwithstanding this handicap, 
good scores were made. Phil Steubener again scored 
high for the afternoon, accounting for 95 out of his 100 
He “batted out” 49 out of his first 50. Three of his 
five targets were lost in the fifth event of 15 targets. 
S. A. Luttrell was again in the lead on doubles, break¬ 
ing 18 out of 12 pairs. 
In the spoon contest Steubener won first on 49 out of 
50; Brown, Monroe, Hogan and Taylor tied on 44 for 
second spoon. Luttrell and Lieut. Barber tied on 39 
for the third spoon, which Luttrell in his goodness of 
heart turned over to the Lieutenant. Dr. Stine won the 
fourth spoon. The scores: 
Barnes .... 
(ireen .... 
Perkins ... 
Parsons 
Steubener 
Peck . 
Ford . 
Huseman 
Barber 
Bray . 
Stine . 
Emmons . 
Bohnke ... 
Monroe .. 
M Taylor . 
Luttrell .. 
Kirkpatrick 
Brown .... 
Hogan .... 
Wagner .. 
Kahrs .... 
Upham ... 
Shot at. Broke. 
12 Prs 
Spoo 
95 
36 
84 
37 
. 120 
76 
31 
. 115 
79 
ii 
36 
. 100 
95 
49 
. 100 
82 
38 
81 
43 
. 100 
80 
17 
40 
. 100 
78 
15 
39 
. 100 
73 
14 
35 
. 100 
66 
34 
. 80 
27 
16 
. 75 
56 
38 
. 65 
58 
ie 
44 
. 65 
55 
16 
44 
. 65 
48 
18 
39 
. 65 
48 
14 
38 
. 50 
44 
44 
. 50 
44 
44 
. 50 
36 
36 
. 50 
33 
33 
. 50 
20 
20 
Miles Taylor, 
Sec’y. 
Jewell Gun Club. 
Jewell, la., May 2.—There was a vicious wind all day 
during the tournament of the Jewell Gun Club, so that 
the scores were cut down badly. John Maland took high 
ht nors with 142, secf'nded by Frank Campbell with 13^9, 
while old reliable Bill Ridley made one less for place. 
The professional scores were very sad, L. H. Fitz¬ 
simmons being high with 134. 
The scores, all shooting at 150 targets, exeept Prof. H. 
Hezzlewood, w'ho shot at 60 and broke 49; 
Frank Campbell .139 
E C Hinshaw . 133 
W S Hoon . 136 
C C Collins .136 
A L Yearous . 128 
Wm Ridley . 136 
Jos Kautzky .138 
E W Montgomery .... 132 
A Abramson .116 
F C Farman . 102 
Chas Sarton . 96 
O N Williams .116 
A F Wilcox . 124 
John Peterson . 128 
John Maland .142 
N Muncy . 123 
W A Brown . 1,36 
Otto Radloff .108 
Potter White .132 
Chas McBride . 134 
Prof H Hezzlewood.. 49 
Professionals: 
L H Fitzsimmons ... 134 
I N Price .120 
Geo W Maxwell .129 
H W Vietmeyer .123 
F C Whitney . 106 
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