June 18, 1910.] 
FOREST AND STREAM. 
965 
Norlhern Kentucky Gun Club. 
■tT~R A j T<w ’ —Only a few at the grounds on Tune 12. 
Holaday was high man with 92. In the first event Dr 
• uj was only getting a line on the targets, and fin¬ 
ished the program with better than 90 per cent. He is 
getting back into his old form before he got bitten by 
the live bird bug. Woodbury also shot better than for 
some time, breaking 86 per cent. Dameron was trying 
a new gun in the first event, consequence —6 goose eggs. 
In the last event, with his old reliable, he broke 25 
sU&^ht. McArdle has at last found his shooting eye 
and is steadily improving in his work. 
The club will hold a big merchandise shoot on July 3 . 
Over uO prizes will be offered, and everyone ought to go 
home with a souvenir. The monthly money-back tourna- 
on June 26. The indications are that it 
will be the biggest the club has ever held. Mr. Rohrer 
the present ground superintendent will leave very soon’ 
and his place taken by Mr. Taggart. Dr. Hill was out 
to-day for the first time in a long while. He used to be 
reckoned one of the best in the club, but is decidedly 
out of practice. Te club will try the experiment of hold¬ 
ing Saturday shoots, beginning with June 18. The scores- 
Targets: 
25 15 15 20 15 15 20 25 Broke. 
McArdle . 17 14 11 17 12 14 19 IS 
Gould . 8 14 19 12 14 18 23 
Holaday . 13 15 19 13 15 17 
Woodbury . 21 13 10 20 . 22 
H'H . 8 9 16 11 11 14 .. 
Dameron . 19. 25 
Rohrer .!...j [[ ’ ’ 9 
122 
108 
92 
86 
69 
44 
9 
Analosian Gun Club. 
Washington, D. C., June 12. —Twenty-two members of 
the Analostan Gun Club lined up yesterday afternoon for 
the regular shoot of the organization. Twenty-one hun¬ 
dred targets were thrown. 
Hunter and R - H - Leight tied on 94 out of 
100. The latter only gets time to shoot once or twice a 
year and is one of the few men that do not get out of 
practice by his absence from the traps. Dr. Stine, Kirk¬ 
patrick, Brav, Monroe and Parsons were also in good 
form. Phil Steubener also shot well. Following are the 
scores: 
„ • , Shot at. Broke _ Shot at. Broke 
Phil Steubener.. 200 184 
E Dufour . 200 166 
Jas A Jones. 200 87 
Tas A Draun... 150 108 
Z D Blackistone 130 70 
J H Hunter. 100 94 
R H Leight. 100 94 
Dr A B Stine... 100 91 
R F Bray. 100 88 
G D Kirkpatrick 100 88 
Dr W D Monroe 100 87 
Dr A V Parsons 100 
86 
C S Wilson.... 
. 100 
82 
Kahrs . 
. 75 
50 
W L F King.. 
. 75 
54 
W F Holmead. 
. 75 
47 
Geo Talbott .... 
. 75 
32 
S I Folsom. 
. 50 
39 
Geo Miller . 
, 50 
38 
W R Baker. 
, 50 
35 
J A Moffett. 
, 45 
34 
M D Wilhe. 
. 25 
23 
Janesville Tournament. 
« 
June 8.— The one-day registered tournament of this 
club was held to-day. The thirteenth event was a 
special handicap from 16 to 20 yds., but the professionals 
shot from the 16yd. mark. The day was very windy and 
low scores resulted. The program totalled 225 targets 
those who shot through the program were: 
A A Artz.. 
W T Boweder.. 
L E Parker. 
D A Fredette.... 
H W Converse.. 
L W Hamilton.. 
Professionals: 
R D Guptil. 
174 
C Adder . 
.... 197 
193 
A F Tohnson. 
.... 193 
189 
W W Kendrick ... 
.... 187 
147 
L Trenary . 
.199 
175 
1 V Winter. 
.... 204 
201 
F Smith . 
199 
L A Nelson. 
.... 177 
,202 
198 
Gus Ross . 
.... 172 
210 
H. C. Kinkel. 
.... 207 
Raton (N. M.) Gun Club. 
G. Keefe made high professional average, 185 out 
of - 00 . C. A. Whited made high amateur average, 175 
out of 200. The totals follow: 
Shot at. Broke 
Shot at. Broke 
H K Moritz. 
200 
174 
F 
Kramer . 
. 100 
70 
W N Butler. 
200 
170 
G 
E Feldman.. 
. 200 
119 
Wm Bowen .... 
200 
170 
B 
P Harlan.... 
. 180 
78 
A Sarcander. 
200 
172 
T 
D Leib. 
. 160 
129 
R Metzger . 
200 
163 
W 
M Oliver... 
. 120 
89 
A L Flobbs. 
200 
131 
A 
C Straub.... 
. 100 
86 
C A Whited. 
200 
175 
B 
Sherrod . 
. 100 
73 
C D Crabtree... 
160 
50 
Professionals: 
O E Searles. 
200 
168 
H 
C Keefe. 
. 200 
185 
W F Cobb. 
200 
174 
Wm Bowman .. 
. 200 
152 
Mrs iopperwem 200 
174 
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