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orchestra played “Will Ye No Come Back Again?” and 
“Auld Lang Syne.” 
The golf club house verandah was decorated with a 
Canadian' and an American flag entwined, while the 
headquarters of the Stanley Gun Club was similarly 
decorated. There were also a goodly number of In¬ 
dian pictures on the walls. 
Mr. Geo. M. Dunk, the representative of the Dominion 
Cartridge Company, was doing some tall hustling for 
his firm. George is all right and will make good. 
Tom A. Marshall was, as usual, the entertainer. He got 
on the penalty board once for talking too much to the 
' ladies and neglecting business. 
The next time “Dusty” comes to a shoot in Canada, 
he will please come decently attired. 
| Hurrah! for the joint shoot in 1909. Let it be a 
bumper! King Pin. 
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Analosfan Gun Club. 
\\ ashington, D. C., Sept. 14.—The following scores 
were made by the members of the Analostan Gun Club 
at the regular rehearsal of Sept. 12. Mr. Hunter was full 
j of vim and vigor and again led the shooters in the medal 
shoot by breaking 24 out of 25. The targets were harder 
than usual, and fooled the boys; the result was low 
scores on the part of most of them. 
Events: 
1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
Shot 
Targets: 
10 
15 
10 
10 
15 
25 
15 
10 
25 
at. Broke. 
Dufour . 
... 6 
11 
4 
4 
7 
14 
4 
100 
50 
Farnham . 
...10 
12 
8 
7 
14 
20 
11 
2i 
125 
103 
C B Wise. 
... 8 
13 
8 
13 
20 
75 
62 
Taylor . 
... 9 
14 
8 
12 
21 
75 
64 
Hunter . 
... 9 
10 
10 
9 
13 
24 
14 
100 
89 
Wiley . 
... 7 
10 
2 
7 
45 
26 
Barnes . 
... 9 
11 
8 
6 
12 
8 
75 
54 
Monroe . 
... 7 
12 
7 
7 
9 
16 
8 
100 
64 
Funk . 
... 7 
9 
25 
16 
C S Wilson.... 
10 
9 
13 
16 
18 
90 
66 
Folsom . 
... 7 
8 
8 
9 
17 
75 
49 
Nitro . 
12 
io 
25 
22 
Orrison . 
9 
8 
25 
17 
Bruce . 
... 7 
5 
20 
12 
Willis . 
5 
4 
8 
40 
24 
Atkinson . 
3 
7 
25 
10 
Dr Taylor . 
21 
, . 
25 
21 
Following are the scores made by the members of the 
Analostan Gun Club on Sept. 5. Uncle Joe Hunter was 
in particularly good form and made a ground record, 
[ scoring 96 out of 100, beating the record of 95 made by 
Mr. Farnham a week or two ago. Mr. Hunter missed 
two out of his first 10, and dropped 2 out of his last 
90, and one of these was the last target. Both Hunter 
. and Farnham scored 25 straight in the club contest. 
>; E. M. Funk was present, after spending the summer 
>' in the White Mountains, and signalized his return by 
breaking 49 out of 50. The club had as visitors the old- 
time shooter John Connors and his son, both of whom 
f shot well after they got warmed up. 
! Events: 
1 2 
3 4 5 6 7 8 
Shot 
}l Targets: 
10 15 10 25 15 15 25 10 
at. 
Broke. 
Monroe . 
. 9 13 
9 16 12 12 .. 9 
100 
80 
M Taylor . 
. 8 15 
9 20 13 . 
75 
65 
Farnham . 
. 10 13 10 25 12 . 
75 
70 
Fowler . 
. 5 5 
6 .. 5. 
50 
21 
C B Wise. 
. 6 12 
8 21 9. 
75 
56 
Geyer . 
100 
63 
| Barr . 
. 8 12 
4 18 13 .. 21 .. 
100 
76 
Conners . 
. 5 10 
8 23 .... 20 .. 
S5 
66 
k Stine . 
. 5 13 
7 22 11 13 .. 10 
100 
81 
Hunter . 
. 8 15 
10 25 14 15 .. 9 
100 
96 
it Funk . 
. 10 15 
..24. 
50 
49 
Conners, fr. 
. 5 .. 
5 .. 13 . 
35 
23 
Ficklen . 
. 6 .. 
5. 
25 
11 
Dufour . 
. 5 12 
8 .. 14 11 17 4 
100 
71 
; Wilhite . 
. 7 12 
7 .. 11 
50 
37 
C Wilson . 
. 9 13 
8 22 . 
60 
52 
Parsons . 
. 9 12 
7 .. 10 12 22 .. 
90 
72 
Hogan . 
. 8 14 
9 .. 14 . 
50 
41 
King . 
. 6 .. 
3 .. .. 7 .. .. 
35 
16 
Cockerel . 
. 7 11 
. 8 .. .. 
40 
26 
Anna Gun Club. 
I Anna, Ill.—The tournament of the Anna Gun Club was 
held on Sept. 8 and 9. On the first day there were four 
professionals and eleven amateurs. On the second day 
there were ten amateurs. A. Killam was high profes¬ 
sional in the totals, 156 out of 165, on the first day, and 
192 out of 200 on the second day. J. C. Ramsey was 
high amateur with 145 on the first day. Craig was high 
on the second day with 177. Totals follow: 
Sept. 8, First Day. 
Professionals: 
Shot at. 
Broke 
Shot at. 
Broke 
Killam . 
156 
T L Head.. 
. 165 
128 
H Cadwallader 
.. 165 
154 
L A Cummings. 165 
146 
Amateurs: 
I Galbraith ... 
.. 90 
61 
las Bundy 
. 90 
7S 
C Chase . 
124 
T Bacon ... 
. 165 
125 
1 C Ramsey... 
145 
Haynes .... 
. 75 
53 
\\ D Craig.... 
133 
Clark . 
. 75 
5S 
W C Mangold 
.. 165 
138 
F Potts ... 
136 
P C Ward.... 
.. 165 
144 
Sept. 
9, Second Day. 
Professionals: 
Shot at. 
Broke 
Shot at. 
Broke 
A Killam . 
.. 200 
192 
T L Head.. 
. 200 
172 
H Cadwallader 
.. 200 
189 
L A Cummings. 200 
184 
Amateurs: 
W D Craig... 
.. 200 
177 
T Bacon ... 
. 200 
162 
.! C Ramsey.. 
.. 200 
174 
W C Mangold.. 200 
1515 
C Chase. 
.. 200 
154 
Cox ........ 
39 
P C Ward. 
.. ”00 
169 
Rains . 
. 85 
56 
Fred Potts ... 
.. 200 
176 
L Watson 
. 115 
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Highest Protessional Score _F. M. Faurote, second, Rocky Mountain Handi¬ 
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Highest Amateur Average.— Regular Targets, by W. L. Shemwell; 280 X 300. 
Highest Amateur Average.— All Targets, by W. L. Shemwell ; 549 x 600. 
Preliminary Event at Rocky Mountain Handicap.— H. D. Freeman, 97 
x 100, from 20-yard mark. 
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