May 4, 1907 ] 
FOREST AND STREAM. 
7*3 
Snow . 7 9 16 11 17 13 
Haight . 8 12 16 9 15 10 
Beaudreau . 8 8 14 13 13 9 
Ropes . 7 10 17 10 12 12 
McFetridge . 6 12 13 7 14 9 
Keller .. (113 13 7 16 10 
Kites . 3 8 13 9 7 6 
Alderman . 4 9 9 5 14 5 
Andrews . 8 9 16 10 12 10 
Rodier . 5 6 11 9 9 9 
Gayler .13 11 
Cleveland .12 8 
Hawkins . 9 13 20 11 15.. 
Gesner . 5 8 15 9 8 .. 
Fitch . 
Downing . 
Raymond . 
L Masterly . 
Robeson . 
17 10 14 
12 8 16 
16 11 14 
14 8 12 
13 7 15 
13 7 14 
9 6 14 
9 15 9 
10 16 1* 
14 15 9 
14 15 10 
9 16 15 
11 10 8 
10 14 11 
8 
1® 14 2 
.... 1 
Misfire. 
Montclair Gun Club. 
Montclair, N. J., April 27.—The regular weekly shoot 
to-day brought out ten members. Event 1, at 10 targets, 
was for practice. Event 2, at 10 targets, for a silver 
match box, resulted in four ties, but Colquitt won out 
by breaking 10 straight in event 3. 
Event 4, 50 targets, handicap, was the second try for 
the Smith single-trigger, and resulted in a tie between 
Cockefair and Winslow, each scoring 45. The tie was 
shot off in the next event, No. 5, and resulted in a win 
for Winslow. 
Event 5, 50 targets scratch, was the last try for the 
April cup, but no one succeeded in beating the score 
made by Piercy on April 13, of 46, and so the cup was 
awarded to him. 
Event 6, 25 targets, handicap, for a box of cigars, 
resulted in ties between Moffett, Grinnell and Winslow. 
Moffett won out on the shoot-off. 
Events: 
1 
2 3 
^- 1 -^ 
5 
r —6— ^ 
7 
Targets: 
10 10 10 
H.T. 
50 
H.T. 
15 
Barnes . 
... 8 
9 9 
2 37 
32 
2 19 
Boxall . 
... 9 
9 8 
4 42 
33 
2 18 
Piercy . 
... 5 
6 .. 
0 38 
36 
0 18 
Batten . 
6 .. 
8 44 
31 
4 21 
irinnell . 
Colquitt . 
7 .. 
4 44 
35 
2 22 
ii 
... 8 
9 10 
0 38 
41 
0 21 
Moffett . 
... 9 
9 9 
0 40 
43 
0 22 
i2 
Uadwen . 
... 3 
4 .. 
6 17 
i Winslow . 
... 8 
9 8 
8 45 
40 
4 22 
ii 
iCockefair . 
6 45 
33 
3 18 
Edward Winslow, Sec’y. 
Scranton 
Rod 
and 
Gun 
Club. 
Scranton, Pa., April 27.—The Scranton Rod and Gun 
Club held its regular weekly shoot this afternoon on 
he Lincoln Heights grounds. Sixteen members partici¬ 
pated, and all had a very enjoyable shoot. They had 
ntended to hold a team race at 100 targets per man, for 
either a dinner or cash prizes, but owing to the fact that 
| several of the club members were out of the city, that 
match had to be postm neci 
>hoot several events of 20 targets each. Following are 
he official scores: 
Events: 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
Per 
Targets: 
20 20 20 20 20 20 20 
Cent. 
D Mason . 
. 16 16 13 16 12 IS 19 
78 
v\ R Dawes. 
. 15 16 16 17 18 15 IS 
82 
os Shotto . 
. 18 17 14 15 15 12 .. 
76 
3 Griffin . 
. 8 14 11 15 14 .... 
62 
»V H Langdon. 
. 19 16 14 18 17 18 15 
84 
Tarry Hess . 
. 18 16 14 16 17 14 18 
81 
<V H Stroh. 
. 16 13 17 15 15 .. .. 
76 
idtv Hardenbergh . 
. 18 18 17 18 16 13 15 
82 
Sim Davis . 
. 15 18 18 19 14 12 14 
78 
■ ' H Mason. 
. 14 14 12 11 13 17 17 
70 
Shearer . 
. 5 10 6. 
35 
Oswald . 
. 9 11 8 .. .. 
47 
)r Watson . 
. 16 .. 17 .. .. 
82i/ 2 
T J Snowdon. 
. 9 .. 10 .. .. 
47i/ 2 
I Griffin . 
. 14 .. 14 .. .. 
70 
•V Annaman . 
.17 16 
821/2 
Harry Cullen, Sec’y-Treas. 
WESTERN TRAP. 
In Other Places. 
Twelve men of the old and steady Indianapolis, Ind., 
<un Club met last Saturday, and they report having the 
'first weather of the whole winter season. Snow and 
ind made the scores very low for this bunch of shoot- 
rs. The members are now shooting for prizes, and their 
percentages were: Le Noir 79.4, Parry 73, Hawk 73, 
rordon 66, Marion 65, Platt 60, Wilson 53, Trotter 50, 
oseph 47, Colon 45, Luck 29, Neighbors 23. 
The programme for the big shoot of the Utah-Idaho 
pportsmen’s Association is out from the press. It is a 
eat piece of work typ' graphically and artistically, and 
effects credit both upon the printer and the officers of 
he Association. 
1'or the systematic development of a line of sport, sev- 
ral members of the Eau Claire, Wis., Gun Club have 
akcn up bait-casting. A. J. Rancharter will captain 
he team, and the regulation target will be put in the 
ike, and the fascinating art will be indulged in during 
he summer months. 
J. B. Galbraith, of Stanley, Wis., is busy these days 
dth the organization of a gun club. He invites all 
ersons owning guns to meet and assist in the great 
astime of smashing clay pigeons. 
Wm. Veach made high score at Ottawa, Kans., with 
1 out of 100. 
A new club house with ample accommodations for all 
lembers and visitors has been built by the West St. 
aul, Minn., Gun Club, and the indications point to a 
oom for the coming season. The shooters feel that 
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