June 15, 1912 
FOREST AND STREAM 
771 
New Jersey State Sportsmen's Association. 
Newark, N. J., June 8. —The biggest tournament thus 
far held by the New Jersey State Sportsmen's Assoeia- 
tion was shot at Smith Gun Club grounds during past 
three days. Harry Kahler won high gun honors for the 
three days; J. II. Schlicher second, and A. B. Richard¬ 
son third. 
The three-man team championship cup was won by 
F. R. Wickes, Thos. Dukes and E. von Lengerke, rep¬ 
resenting the Orange Gun Club. Wickes and Von 
Lengerke, representing the same club, captured the two- 
man trophy. The individual championship cup was 
captured by B. M. Shanley, Jr. It was not won without 
a hard battle. Three men—Dr. W. H. Matthews, B. M. 
Shanley, Jr., and E. von Lengerke—tjed for the ciip 
with 49 breaks each out of the possible 50. In the shoot- 
off at 25 targets. Shanley broke 2,S, Von Lengerke 21, and 
klatthews 20. Scores: 
1st Day. 
W Hassinger . 126 
A L Ivins. 132 
A C Vanderveer... 122 
F Coleman . 146 
V Oliver . 122 
B M Shanley, Jr. 131 
A B Richardson . 139 
H Schlicher . 134 
C T Day, Jr. 134 
T E Englert. 113 
H S Sindle. 129 
H W Kahler. 141 
A Heil . 126 
Mrs Vogel . 120 
W H Mathews . 120 
F D Hineline. 124 
G H Piercy. 128 
F Muldoon . 122 
M W Wynne. 129 
W Simonson . 115 
P von Boeckman . 140 
A B Brickner... 
Ed Cahrs . 
H H Shannon 
T F James . 
H Powers . 
J M Foster _ 
John Davis .... 
Taylor . 
J Wheaton . 
C W Billings... 
W H Manning 
L S Page. 
H E Dickerman 
Dr D L Culver. 
Hoy . 
2d Day. 
123 
142 
121 
139 
136 
126 
141 
141 
139 
139 
139 
145 
131 
135 
140 
138 
137 
127 
133 
129 
130 
iii 
138 
121 
128 
96 
3d Day. 
131 
133 
114 
136 
130 
136 
136 
140 
141 
139 
136 
145 
142 
125 
140 
140 
136 
122 
141 
128 
132 
127 
143 
101 
137 
121 
123 
138 
141 
93 
Professionals: 
T M Hawkins. 
. 139 
141 
144 
Sim Glover . 
. 141 
138 
144 
Neaf Apgar . 
. 138 
141 
139 
H H Stevens. 
. 132 
136 
141 
H S Welles. 
. 122 
139 
139 
C R Babson. 
119 
123 
Janesville Gun Club. 
Janesvtli.e, Wis.. June 5.—The reputation of the 
West for interest and attendance was kept up at the 
meet here to-day, when fifty-nine shooters “toed.” The 
scores ran well up, J. S. Young getting 145 for first, 
followed by F. J. Dreyfus with one less, and Wm. Mc- 
Vicar with 141. As one sheet of our score was dupli¬ 
cated, may be a bunch of higher guns appear on miss¬ 
ing sheet, in which case correction will be made in 
next issue. I'here is one thing certain. H. D. Freeman 
was high professional with 146 out of 150. Scores: 
T S Young. 
..145 
D L Bothell. 
.. 123 
Cl P Goode . 
.110 
T Van Etta . 
.. 91 
r W May. 
. 127 
W E Lawyer. 
.. 136 
F T Dreyfus.. 
.144 
Chas Snider . 
.. 124 
L Halverson ..., 
.138 
Wm McVicar . 
.. 141 
T Merchant _ 
.118 
Dr (libson . 
.. 
D Miller .. 
. 112 
H McNamara . 
.. 112 
A I'ance . 
. 138 
R C Inman. 
.. 126 
A Bushman .... 
.131 
T Heimer . 
199 
H Agner . 
.120 
W L Paul. 
.. 104 
P Mav . 
.119 
H Thometz . 
.. 123 
E P brake. 
. 127 
L Nelson . 
.. 105 
Geo Hevey . 
. 132 
A A McLaughlin.... 
.. 143 
W Winch . 
. 110 
G P Rineham. 
.. 119 
\V A Dodd. 
.133 
Professionals: 
W D Stannard.. 
. 144 
H D Freeman. 
.. 146 
F G Bills. 
. 143 
G E ^Mathews. 
.. 133 
E S Graham.... 
. 144 
Pillow 
Gun Club. 
Pillow, Pa., 
June 4.—' 
Weather conditions were 
ideal. 
attendance large,' good scores, perfect trapping at our 
registered tournament. Banner shoot of the Pillow Gun 
Club. Scores follow: 
.... 107 
Depew . 
.... 127 
R Budd . 
.... 140 
.... 138 
G Budd . 
.... 107 
Hartman . 
.... 140 
Herrold . 
.... 145 
SchofFstall . 
.... 132 
Hawley . 
.... 106 
Teats . 
.... 138 
Flowell . 
.... 134 
A F Thompson.... 
.... 88 
F Martin. 
.... 122 
Whitmer .119 
1) W Reitz.'..114 
Gable . 131 
Shope . 94 
J A Shoffer. 131 
Bohner . 96 
Bingarnen (90 tgts).... 68 
Deibler .127 
J Martin . 146 
McLaughlin (45 tgts).. 27 
Daniel (15 tgts) . 7 
E Hartman (15 tgts)... 11 
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