March 2, 1907.] 
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353 
New Y«rk Athletic C ub. 
Travers Island, N. Y., Feb. 23.—The February cup 
was won by F. TT. Schauffler. Scores: 
' Event 1, 25 targets^ Adams won: ^ 
... 5' 22 
7 22 
7 14 
Bechtel 
1 :.Lembeck 
pAdams .. 
Batterson 
H. T. 
. 3 21 
Batterson. 
. 5 17 
A IT Pogson 
. 5 25 
P W Pogson 
s; Batters 
on won: 
. 3 23 
Batterson .... 
. 5 17 
A H Pogson 
P W Pogson 
. 5 20 
targets: 
. 6 40 
A H Pogson. 
. 0 21 
P W Pogson 
. 0 39 
Schauffler ... 
. 8 49 
Hamlin . 
targets: 
. 3 20 
A H Pogson. 
. 5 25 
P W Pogson. 
. 5 25 
Schauffler ... 
. 4 25 
8 50 
8 30 
Shoot-off: Batterson 22, Adams 23, Lembeck 24. 
Trophy event, 25 targets: 
Bechtel . 3 21 AH Pogson. 
P W Pogson. 
Lembeck . 5 25 
Schauffler . 3 24 
Adams . 5 25 
Batterson . 5 21 
Shoot-off: Adams 23, Lembeck 22, A. H. Pogson 21. 
Trophy, 25 targets; won by Adams: 
Bechtel . 0 18 Batterson . 0 20 
Lembeck .,.. 0 22 AH Pogson. 3 20 
Adams . 0 23 P W Pogson. 3 16 
Trophv, 25 targets; Pogson won: 
Lembeck . 0 21 A PI Pogson. 4 25 
Adams . 0 24 P W Pogson. 4 16 
Batterson . 0 16 
Trophy, 50 targets; Lembeck won: 
| Lembeck . 0 43 Batterson 
i Adams . 0 43 AH Pogson 
Trophy, 25 targets: 
I Lembeck . 0 22 Batterson ... 
0 37 
6 38 
0 19 
Ossining Gun Club. 
Ossining, N. Y., Feb 23.—At the club shoot of the 
J Ossining Gun Club yesterday Ike Washburn came in 
j ahead of the field by a comfortable margin of 6 targets 
over Hubbell. There were six sweepstake events, one at 
J 25 targets, and five at 15 targets, which together made 
| 100 targets, for the club championship. The trophy was 
j a silver cup, given by Amos Bedell. The first 25 also 
decided a win on the hammerless shotgun handicap event. 
. Washburn also won this after two shoot-offs with Ted 
Brewerton. Coleman and Betti were picked for winners 
j of the club championship, as they are the scratch men, 
i 1 and Washburn’s fine score of 82, under most trying 
| weather conditions, was a great surprise to some. It 
must be remembered though that Ike maintained a club 
average of 86 per cent, for nearly a year, some time 
ago, and his return to form was to be expected sooner 
or later. Sixteen shooters were on hand, and they stuck 
! to it bravely through the whole programme. William 
I Adams, formerly of Ossining, now of Passaic, N. J.; 
| James Jackson and John Kirby made their initial ap- 
j pearance at the traps, the first mentioned making the 
f best showing of the trio. 
Figures after names signify handicaps in event 2. 
I Events: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
1 Targets: 10 25 15 15 15 15 15 
A Bedell, 3.T. 6 18 12 11 11 11 10 
j C G Blandford, 3. 6 18 8 13 12 11 9 
j W H Coleman, 2 . 9 20 14 11 8 9 12 
J T Hyland, 3. 6 14 9 9 11 10 8 
L Lyon, 0. 3 8 5 7 4 5.. 
A Betti, 2 . 7 14 10 11 9 7 9 
i J Willi, Jr., 7. 3 15 6 7 6 7 .. 
i W Fisher, 6 . 7 17 .. 8. 
I T Washburn, 5. 7 19 13 12 13 14 11 
E Brewerton, 9. 3 15 12 8 9 8 9 
E Macdonala, 9. 5 9 5 . 
i G B Hubbell, 3 .18 12 12 12 12 10 
Dr G Tompkins, 0. 10 6 9 13 .. 8 
I W Adams . 4 9 .. .. 
[ j Kirby ... 3. 
ti J Jackson . 3. 
C. G. B. 
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