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1 ished a remarkably clever exhibition of gun-play 
by two cool, fast pointing amateurs. Final score, 
! Warren 96, Weisser 95. 
Followed then the race at 100 targets to deter¬ 
mine permanent ownership of the cup. Frank 
Stall of Winnemucca, Nevada, and Bob Walsh 
of San Diego, had previously won a leg on this 
trophy. In the final shoot-off Warren quickly 
showed he was master, and the race ended this 
way: Warren, 94; Stall, 89; Walsh, 81, which 
1 permanently ended the gold cup race. 
High average of the tournament was won by 
Les Reid of Seattle, who posted 343x350; Char¬ 
ley Spencer of St. Louis, 342; Guy Holohan of 
Los Angeles, 341; Dick Reed of San Francisco, 
340 - High over all at all targets was won by 
Spencer, who carded 660x700, which included 
doubles and the handicaps. Spencer also made 
the longest straight run of the tournament, 157. 
High amateur average was won by J. F. Couts 
and Julie Weisser, who tied with 339 each; Den- 
: ny Holohan came next with 337; Ray De Mund, 
336, and 0 . N. Ford, 335. 
At the conclusion of the handicap event, Elmer 
L. Shaner stated to the crowd that he had been 
selected to announce an unexpected trophy which 
had been won by Clan Pastime’s president, E. M. 
Barber. This was presented by Shaner on be¬ 
half of the donors and when displayed was 
some surprise. The gift, a watch fob, was a 
handsome token, made up of a replica of “Eng¬ 
lish Betsy,” Barber’s shotgun as the crossbar, 
two targets, an old English B made up of dia¬ 
monds set in platinum, two more targets and the 
snap, all connected with gold links. Barber made 
a happy spiel of acknowledgment that got by in 
fine style. 
The great struggle for the Exposition Cup 
wound up the finest tournament ever staged on 
the Pacific Coast, best in every way except at¬ 
tendance. In brilliant gun-pointing and remark¬ 
able in the number of ties, with two gruelling 
shoot-off struggles to determine winners of the 
big events, the Tenth Pacific Coast Trapshooting 
Tournament will go on record as great. 
Haig& Haig 
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