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The New Stevens Representative. 
The J. Stevens Arms and Tool Company has engaged 
the services of Mr. T. L. Hopkins, to be their travel¬ 
ing representative in the Atlantic Coast States and East¬ 
ern Provinces of Canada. 
Mr. Hopkins has been identified with the sporting 
T. L. HOPKINS. 
goods business for a score of years, being first con¬ 
nected with the Simmons Hardware Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
He was with that concern for fourteen years, and more 
recently with their Minneapolis branch. For some years 
Mr. Hopkins was associated with the Norvell-Shapleigh 
Hardware Co., St. Louis, Mo. He has a wide ac¬ 
quaintance in the lines with which he has so long been 
identified, and is personally very popular. 
Interclub Rifle Shooting League of the United 
States. 
Washington, D. C., Feb. 12.—The fourth series of 
interc'.ub shoots in the Interclub League of the United 
States, held on the home ranges of the competing clubs 
last Friday night, resulted in the Winchester Rod and 
Gun Ciiib retaining their leadership with four straight 
wins. Their opponents, the Fort,Pitt Rifle Club, of 
Pittsburg, Pa., being defeated by 14 points; the Warren, 
Pa., Rifle and Revolver Club jumps into second place, 
thereby replacing the Rocky Mountain Rifle Club, ot 
Butte, Mont., whom they defeated by the close margin 
of 9 points; the Myles Standish Rifle Club, of Portland, 
Me., moved up a peg by defeating the Birmingham, 
Ala., Athletic Club Rifle Association by 47 points; the 
other winning clubs in the League were the St. Paul, 
Minn., Rifle and Pistol Association, which defeated the 
Italian Rifle Association of New York by 12 points; the 
Los Angeles, Cal., Rifle Club defeated the Tacoma, 
Wash., Rifle and Revolver Club, which defeated the Tri¬ 
angle Cadets (Y.M.C.A.) Rifle Club of Los Angeles by 
244 points. The scores made by the competing clubs and 
the standing to date follows: 
Score. Won. Lost. 
Winchester R. & G. C., New Haven, Ct.951 4 0 
Warren (Pa.) R. and R. C.947 3 1 
Rocky Mountain R. C., Butte, Mont_938 3 1 
Myles Standish R. C., Portland, Me....952 3 1 
Birmingham (Ala.) A. C. R. A.905 2 2 
Fort Pitt R. C., Pittsburg, Pa.937 2 2 
St. Paul (Minn.) R. and P. A.932 2 2 
Seattle (Wash.) R. and R. C.936 2 2 
Italian R. A., New York.920 1 3 
Tacoma (Wash.) R. and R. C.782 1 .3 
Los Angeles (Cal.) R. and R. C.889 ' 1 3 
Triangle Cadets (Y.M.C.A.) R. C.692 0 4 
The matches next Friday night will be between the 
following clubs: Fort Pitt Rifle Club vs. Birmingham 
Athletic Club Rifle Association; Warren Rifle and Re¬ 
volver Club vs. St. Paul Rifle and Pistol Association; 
Italian Rifle Association of New York vs. Seattle Rifle 
and Revolver Association; Winchester Rod and Gun 
Club vs. Taccma Rifle and Revolver Club; Triangle 
Cadets Rifle Club vs. Myles Standish Rifle Club; Rocky 
Mountain Rifle Club vs. Los Angeles Rifle Club. 
Zettler Rifle Club. 
New York.—Z ettler Rifle 
Club 
scores : 
shot 
Tuesday, 
Feb. 8, at headquarters, 159 
West 
Twi 
enty-third 
street: 
A 
Begerow . 
, 233 
233 
232 
240 
229—1167 
F 
M Bund. 
. 233 
232 
233 
235 
237—1170 
C 
Gerken . 
. 230 
246 
239 
241 
238—1203 
L 
P Hansen.. 
. 239 
244 
242 
243 
242—1211 
L 
Maurer . 
. 235 
232 
240 
238 
245—1190 
1 
Muzzio . 
, 236 
232 
232 
235 
239—1174 
G 
Schlicht . 
. 241 
245 
246 
240 
245—1217 
C 
A Schrag. 
. 228 
236 
235 
225 
230—1154 
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Smith . 
. 240 
242 
245 
246 
246—1219 
P. 
Zett'er . 
. 235 
227 
236 
242 
238—1177 
F 
Hecking . 
. 240 
238 
235 
230 
234—1177 
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