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South Side vs. Freehold. 
Teams consisting of six men each, representing the 
South Side Gun Club, of Newark, and the Freehold 
Gun Club, of Freehold, N. J., held a contest for the 
Shooting and Fishing trophy, emblematic of the six- 
man team target championship of New Jersey, on the 
grounds of the first-named club, foot of Broad street, 
Newark, on the afternoon of Tan. 21, which contest re¬ 
sulted in favor of the Freehold team by the safe margin 
of 15 targets. , 
It would require too much space to give a history of 
this old- trophy, which was first won by the Boiling 
Springs Gun Club, of Rutherford, N. J., and defended 
by that doughty shooting organization against all com¬ 
ers for a long term of years, and until finally taken 
from it by the South Side Gun Club after two or more 
attempts on the part of the latter. 
The Boiling Springs Gun Club made only one effort 
to regain the trophy, but was unsucessful. The next 
to challenge for the trophy was the Freehold Gun Club, 
which was defeated by the South Side team by a fairly 
liberal margin. The Freehold boys were not content, 
however, to rest under defeat for all time, so therefore, 
that game and popular sportsman, Mr. Frank Muldoon, 
gathered his forces and came to Newark after that trophy 
and got it; and if I may venture the assertion, it will 
take some mighty good shooting and generalship to get 
the trophy away from the Freehold contingent. 
The weather conditions under which the contest was 
held were the worst ever experienced at the South 
Side grounds, as the race was shot in a gale of wind, 
accompanied by hail and rain, which continued with in¬ 
creasing vigor from start to finish of the contest. 
The revised conditions of the match are as follows: 
Six-man teams, 50 targets per man, squads of six men 
to be composed of three men of each team, and losing 
team to pay for targets. 
It is just possible that the South Side Gun Club will 
issue a challenge for a contest for the trophy in the 
near future. 
Freehold Gun Club. 
E I Vanderveck ... 19 17—36 
A L Ivins ... 15 21—36 
M Kennedy . 17 18—35 
Burtis . 17 18—35 
Frank Muldoon, Capt. 16 15—31 
W C Danser . 13 12-25-199 
South Side Gun Club. 
L W Colquitt. 19 17—36 
Geo H Piercy . 16 22—38 
D D Engel . 13 12—25 
D D Engel (second score). 13 17—30 
H C Koegel.. 8 14—22 
M Herrington, Capt. 16 16—32—183 
Frontier Rod and Gun Club. 
Buffalo, N. Y., Jan. 23.—The regular shoot of the 
Frontier Rod and Gun Club was well attended, twenty- 
five sportsmen facing the traps. The scores are some¬ 
what below standard owing to unfavorable trapshooting 
weather and a very erratic target. 
Jan. 30 we will hold our second annual merchandise 
shoot, in which about fifty of the members will take 
part. At the next meeting, Feb. 6, an effort will Jbe made 
to take some action toward bringing about the improve¬ 
ment of the fishing and shooting conditions in Niagara 
River, which have been very discouraging for the past 
few years, and the hearty co-operation of all interested 
is urged. 
Events: 
Targets: 
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Philipsbar 
G Faber . 
Dewald . 
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Rowland .... 
McKenna ... 
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Schwall . 
H Utz . 
Keintz . 
W Bidell ... 
E Bidell .... 
Ratcliffe . 
Suckow . 
Goetz . 
Wakefield ... 
Carter . 
E Utz . 
Butler . 
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Henry C. Utz, Sec’y. 
P&hquioque Rod and Gun Club. 
Danbury, Conn., Jan. 24.— At our annual meeting held 
the first of the month, the old officers were re-elected: 
C. Howard Daley, President; Wm. A. Gregory, Vice- 
President; E. H. Bailey. Secretary and Treasurer; W. 
G. Olmstead. Captain; Directors, C. W. Stevens, Geo. 
Hall, Wm. E. Day. 
The reports of the Secretary and Treasurer showed 
the club in a flourishing condition. We threw 40,000 
targets last year, beating our previous year by 10,000. 
We hold our annual banquet at Hotel Green, Feb. 3, and 
also celebrate our tenth anniversary. We have sent in¬ 
vitations to all the nearby clubs and also the trade rep¬ 
resentatives. By the way the tickets are selling, we 
will fill the banquet hall. I will send an account of it 
to the Forest and Stream. E. H. Bailey, Sec’y. 
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