FOREST AND STREAM 
Northern Kentucky Gun Club. 
A t.ive-eird shoot was held on 'April 13, fi 
pilieun shots participating. The day w 
pitions, heavy rain fell in the morning, 
heavily overcast in the afternoon, with c 
The birds were an average lot. Walke 
for firs* money in the first event, am 
birds in a tie on 23, for the trophy. Th 
m the third event, Walker winning by c 
In the second event, Payne got fi 
straight score, with \\ alker and Gould 
on 14. A couple of miss-and-outs finish 
and the balance of the daylight was dei 
targets. Penn and Schreck "tied on 62 
shot another 25, making a score of 86 ot 
Kvent No. 1, 10 birds, $5 entrance: 
Walker, 30.... 1102121211— !i Payne. 31 
Gould, 30.2210111122-9 Schreck, 
Robbins, 29_2202202211—8 
Kvent No. 2, 15 birds, $6.25 entrance: 
Payne, 30 . 
Gould, 31 ... 
Walker, 31 . 
Schreck, 30 . 
Robbins, 29 . 
Event No. 3, 7 birds, $3 entrance: 
Payne, 32 .2121221—7 Gould, 31 
Walker, 31 .2121122—7 Schreck, 30 .1200100—3 
Robbins, 29 1022211—6 
This event decided the tie between Gould and Walker 
for the trophy offered in the 25 birds. 
Miss-and-out. 34yds.: 
Payne .0 2 Gould .0 2 
Robbins .0 2 Schreck .1 0 
Walker .0 1 
Targets: 25 25 25 25 Total. 
Robbins . 12 15 13 .. 40 
Schreck . 19 23 20 .. 62 
Payne . 16 22 21 .. 59 
Walker . 18. 18 
Penn . 19 21 22 24 86 
Gould . 17 21 .. .. 38 
Hammersmith . 23 IS .. .. 41 
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Nine shooters visited the grounds on April 16 to take 
part in the weekly handicap trophy event. The day was 
fine, with just a little chill in the air, and enough wind 
to make the shooting interesting and relieve the monot¬ 
ony of the average target flight. R. IT. Bruns wandered 
down front Brookville, O., and made the other shooters 
take notice by getting in a tie with Keifer on a perfect 
score, including the handicaps, and then winning the 
shoot-off by one target. We would like to have him come 
down again, and hope he will get a set of the trophy 
spoons. Keifer has been under the weather for several 
weeks, but his rest does not sent to have lessened his 
skill; he was high man in actual breaks with 44, Bruns 
and Holaday coming next with 41 each. Woodbury was 
over to-day, and we hope he is going to be one of the 
regulars again. He can easily get back if he will take 
a proper amount of practice. Luverne shot a pretty good 
gait in the wind. When the live-bird shooting is for¬ 
gotten for a while, he will do like he used to, and get 
up near the leaders. George Dameron is still unable to 
do any shooting, but he hopes to get at it in time for 
the State shoot, and to get a chance at the Grand 
American. He was over to-day watching the sport. 
Sampson cannot get used to a double gun, as he has 
been using a pump quite a little this spring; his scores 
will improve soon, however, and he will get his share of 
what is going. Uncle John Dea, was with us and shot a 
good race in the wind: he’s a good loser, and gets all the 
fun tnere is in the game, whether his score is at the 
top or not. McArdle is going to win one of the trophies, 
and it will not be strange if he gets several of them. 
His score to-day was a little less than his average, but he 
made a total of 47; then he has a tie to shoot off yet, 
and has a good chance to win it. The club will open 
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