395 
Sept. 5, :qo8.] 
FOREST AND STREAM 
W R Crosby. 200 1 94 200 196 
A M McCrea. 200 175 200 174 
Percy Davis . 200 16S 200 140 
O P Brown. 180 178 180 156 
F A Hornaday. 200 179 
J N McDonald. 200 179 200 173 
O C Dennis. 200 190 200 175 
Thos Quinn . 200 178 200 184 
D D Gross. 200 168 200 183 
D G Barstow. 200 188 200 184 
L G Scranton. 200 181 200 184 
C Van Orsdale. 200 163 170 140 
John Morton . 200 135 200 134 
W A Smith. 200 173 200 174 
Thos Mawson. 2G0 176 
J S Thomas. 200 185 200 190 
C R Quarton. 200 158 200 141 
Walter Batten . 50 44 40 35 
B W Brown.145 124 
Kirk Stanley . 50 31 
F E Miller. 45 44 
Wyeth trophy, 16 to 25yds., sliding handicap, 50 tar¬ 
gets: W. R. Crosby, 48, Ed O’Brien and J. S. Thomas 
45 each; Geo. K. Mackie, E. Shelton, T. J. Hartman, 
A. M. Wasser and D. Barstow, 44 each; W. G. Sergeant 
and H. Dixon, 43 each; W. A. Smith and J. N. Mc¬ 
Donald, 41 each; John Morton 39; C. R. Quarton, 35. 
Analostan Gun Club. 
V ashington, D. C., Aug. 30.—The attendance at the 
regular shoot of the Analostan Gun Club yesterday was 
smaller than usual and was occasioned by the growing 
popularity of the Washington Baseball Club. The day 
before they administered a double coat of whitewash to the 
Cleveland Club, and this so interested a number of the 
members that they visited the park to see the dose re¬ 
peated. However, while the Washingtons took both 
games, only one resulted in a whitewash for Larry’s 
wallopers. 
There were enough members present to make the shoot 
interesting. The targets were hard, and the right- 
quarterers were fierce. The man who got a majority of 
them had his troubles and a low score. Farnham was in 
good form and made a clean 90 per cent. He was high 
man in the club contest, No. 5, scoring 23 out of 25. 
Mr. Avery, the Southern sales agent of the U. M. C. Co., 
was a visitor and made some new friends and took an 
order for one of their new trap guns. Dr. Barnes, pastor 
of Ryland Chapel, in this city, was also with us. He is 
a good shot, a companionable man, and we hope to 
welcome him to our grounds often. 
The president of the club, C. S. Wilson, is consider¬ 
ing the advisability of establishing in this city a cor¬ 
respondence school for shooters. He says they have these 
schools for everything else, and he thinks perhaps if we 
had one here some of the members who are now making 
poor scores, might learn how to shoot. 
Following in detail are the scores made during the 
afternoon: 
Events: 123456789 10 11 12 
Targets: 10 15 10 15 25 10 10 15 10 25 5 15 Broke. 
B Wilson. 9 8 8 10 19 9 .. 11 . 
Farnham . 10 15 8 13 23 .. 8 13 . 
Stine . 4 10 6 10 IS 5 .. 12 17 
Dufour . 7 13 8 9 19 6 .. 9 .. 20 .. 20 
M Taylor . 9 12 8 14 20 . 22 .... 
C Wise . 7 14 .. .. 21. 
J Hunter . 9 13 9 13 19 9 .. 12 .. 21 .. 17 
Wylie . 8 10 7 10 .. 8 .. 11. 
~ ' 25. 
6 10. 
7 .. 16 4 .. 
.78.... 
Buck . 6 
C Wilson . 7 11 7 8 13 
Monroe . 8 .. 8 10 17 
Barnes . 7 .. 10 15 .. 7 8 .. 
C~* P Q 
Hogan"’.!’.’.’.'.!!!’. 9 12 's 12 20 .. !! 's 5. 
Avery . 9 12 7 10 20 .. ..12 6 22 .. . 
Cockerel . 5 2.. 3. 
Miller . 5 8. 
Clarke .25 .. 7 
74 
90 
82 
111 
85 
42 
122 
54 
13 
62 
69 
62 
15 
74 
98 
10 
13 
32 
Miles Taylor, Sec’y. 
Cumberland Gun Club. 
Davenport, la.—The scores of the Cumberland Gun 
Club’s tournament for the three days, Aug. 25, 26 and 
27, are as follows: 
Aug. 25. Aug. 26 Aug. 27. Total. 
Shot Shot 
at. Broke, at. 
Shot Shot 
Broke, at. Broke, at. Brk. 
H 
W Cadwallader. 
200 
175 
200 
176 
200 
174 
600 
525 
H 
Sherman. 
200 
157 
200 
175 
400 
330 
L 
R Barkley. 
200 
191 
200 
192 
200 
493 
600 
576 
F 
Ellett . 
200 
155 
200 
ISO 
100 
90 
500 
425 
M 
Kneussel . 
200 
165 
200 
185 
100 
92 
500 
442 
C 
Bothwell . 
200 
156 
200 
179 
100 
86 
500 
421 
N 
Muncy . 
200 
133 
200 
169 
100 
82 
500 
384 
II 
D Freeman. 
200 
167 
200 
186 
200 
176 
600 
529 
S 
Fisher . 
200 
170 
200 
165 
20 
13 
420 
348 
H 
Martens . 
200 
166 
200 
183 
100 
91 
500 
440 
F 
Shattuck . 
200 
141 
200 
167 
100 
80 
500 
38S 
F 
Dreyfus . 
200 
175 
200 
ISO 
100 
97 
500 
452 
II 
W Vietmeyer... 
200 
131 
200 
147 
200 
155 
600 
433 
; O 
A Rober. 
200 
158 
200 
181 
100 
89 
500 
428 
C 
H Ditto. 
200 
161 
200 
1S7 
100 
86 
500 
434 
H 
R Parker. 
200 
137 
200 
160 
400 
297 
D 
Donaldson . 
180 
157 
200 
1S2 
100 
95 
480 
434 
A 
Henry . 
140 
98 
120 
103 
260 
201 
H 
Eggers . 
120 
68 
120 
68 
T 
Lux . 
140 
101 
140 
101 
A 
G Frakes. 
SO 
57 
SO 
57 
F 
Frazier . 
80 
47 
80 
47 
w 
Yonkin . 
80 
39 
80 
39 
A 
J Koester. 
80 
52 
60 
4i 
140 
93 
C 
Kuehl . 
80 
35 
80 
35 
D 
Clark .. 
60 
37 
60 
43 
120 
80 
O 
C Rogers. 
40 
22 
40 
22 
J 
Goos . 
20 
14 
20 
14 
! Ashenhurst . 
40 
24 
40 
24 
1 F 
V on Hein . 
40 
24 
40 
24 
L 
Gardner . 
20 
14 
20 
14 
H. 
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