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Other scores: 
Erhart . 
Sands . 
Wheeler . 
Howe . 
Blinn . 
Spofford . 
Williams . 
E Clark . 
Ladd . 
McDonald .... 
Elwell . 
Caswell . 
Kelso . 
C C Clapp. 
Eveleth . 
Gates . 
Hayes . 
Butler . 
Welling . 
Bollinger . 
Emerson . 
Cutter . 
Wicker . 
Dinnin . 
Walker . 
Drake ......... 
9 4 12 9 12 9—64 
10 12 16 14 9 11—72 
11 10 13 17 9 12—72 
11 13 13 14 11 13—75 
13 8 14 16 8 12—71 
10 12 16 13 13 12—76 
11 8 13 16 10 11—69 
11 11 16 16 12 9—75 
12 8 9 14 8 6—57 
12 12 13 11 10 11—69 
11 12 15 16 12 10—76 
10 10 13 12 12 10—67 
10 9 10 10 6 9—54 
11 7 12 17 10 7—64 
8 11 13 15 8 10—65 
9 12 15 11 10 9—66 
6 11 10 6 11 5-49 
9 8 7 9 8 6—47 
9 11 13 10 6 10—59 
10 7 14 9 5 7—52 
9 1 12 9 10 7—48 
4 4 7 10 6 5—36 
5 6 6 10 5 3-35 
11 9 14 10 .... 
11 10 11 7 7 .. 
10 10 14 . 
Cincinnati Gun Club. 
There was a nice little bunch of shooters at the grounds 
on April 9, all anxious to try out the new Ideal trap, 
which has just been installed. The day was perfect, 
barring a strong wind, which made difficult targets. 
Hammersmith was high gun with 94, a score not at all 
unusual with him. Vail doesn’t get out to these grounds 
very often, but he gets practice enough somewhere to 
keep in the 90 per cent, class. Several of the regulars 
attended the merchandise shoot at Harrison, and the 
Harrison club will return the compliment later. Payne 
is getting to be fully as good on targets as he is on 
live birds, and is likely to prove a dangerous opponent 
in the club trophy events. Lou Ahlers, we are very glad 
to see, is getting back into shape, and we hope his 
health will permit him to join the regulars once more. 
“Kid” Randall, of Mason, O., was present to-day, the 
first time in many weeks. He shot his usual 90 and 
better gait. Schuler is a welcome visitor; he can’t come 
too often. 
The annual meeting of the club will be held on May 
13, and until after the election, nothing more than the 
regular events will be provided for. Twelve pairs of 
doubles were shot at to-day, Hammersmith leading with 
20 breaks, Heilman 18, Payne 16 and Riley 10. The 
scores: 
Hammersmith 
Vail . 
Payne . 
Ahler . 
Schuler . 
Randall . 
McArdle .... 
Riley . 
Dr Bird . 
Heilman . 
Lambert .... 
20 17 18 20 19—94 
18 19 16 19 18—90 
16 18 18 17 20—8S 
16 17 19 17 18—87 
15 14 16 16 17—78 
18 .. 19 20 17—74 
16 15 13 11 14—69 
11 14 12 14 14—65 
14 14 19 18 ..-65 
14 11 f0 15 14-64 
14 17 14 .. . .—45 
April 10 was a pretty day, and a few of the members 
were at the grounds in the afternoon to give the new 
trap a thorough tryout. Luther Squier was high man 
with 92 out of 100. Hammersmith, who seems to have 
found a gun which suits him, came second with 90. Riley 
kept at it as long as any one would shoot with him, and 
finished with 73. We also shot a few doubles, but quit 
on account of a lame trigger finger causing him to 
flinch on his second shot. 
Supt. McFee missed only 2 out of 40. Pope accounted 
for 17 out of 20, and Sampson scored 42 out of 50. 
In an event at 12 pairs,. Squier broke 23, Hammer¬ 
smith 21, Pope 11. 
On Saturday the club entertained Mr. Thomas Don¬ 
nelly, of Canada, who was present as the guest of G. W. 
Schuler. Mr. Donnelly was on his way home from a 
three months’ sojourn in Florida, where he enjoyed the 
hunting and fishing to the full. 
The new foot bridge is a big improvement, shortening 
the distance from the cars, and lessening the outlay of 
muscular effort necessary to reach the house, materially. 
One can reach the grounds from Fountain Square now 
in the same time that it took to go to the old grounds 
at St. Bernard, and the picture made by the hills across 
the Licking River, clothed in dogwood and red birch, 
in full bloom, is well worth the trip to see. Yet those 
members who have been kept away “by the distance,” 
come over once, and they’ll come again. 
Hyde Park Gun Club. 
Only six shooters were at the grounds on April 9. A 
strong wind was blowing in the faces of the shooters, 
causing the targets to be very erratic and effectually 
preventing any big scores. Not a perfect total was 
made in either of the trophy events, something most 
unusual. In the club trophy event, at 25 targets, five 
men took part, Smith being high with 22, including his 
handicap of 3. Shafer, with a handicap of 8, and Steven¬ 
son with 3, tied for second place in totals of 20. Jenkins 
scored 18, with no handicap, and Frohliger got 17 with 
his handicap of 3, 
In the contest for the Du Pont trophy, at 50 targets, 
Smith was high, breaking 33, and with his handicap of 
8, a total of 41. Shafer (15) 37, Stevenson (3) 39, Jen¬ 
kins (1) 40, Frohliger (7) 22. 
A few practice events were shot, Frohliger breaking 65 
out of 100, Smith 37, Shafer 23 out of 50, Stevenson 15 
and Jenkins 16 out of 25; Porter 49 out of 75. 
Several of the members attended the Harrison Gun 
Club tournament, among them Rugg and Dr. Phillips. 
The rifle and revolver ranges will be ready for use 
soon, and will attract many to the grounds who care 
little for trap shooting. 
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