May 6, 1911.] 
L E * G SP? an > - 22 S - & W., Peters long rifle 
W A Siebe, .22 S. & W., U. M. C. ' 
W E Smith, .22 S. & V/., U. M. C. 
r j Frazer, .22 s. & w., u. m. c. Lesmok::::::::: 
Capt G Larson, .22 S. & W., U. M ~ 
R S Wixson, .22 S. & W., U. M. C. 
C. long rifle, 
long rifle. 
446 
439 
439 
427 
423 
412 
405 
ILLINOIS. 
8 o? p vOT^I ; &'w!! e u. M g c Co Lesmok::::::: ill 
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f f f r n e e?’.2l 2 S S - & V! ’L^. C C. ' 
John Turner, .38 S. & W.. TJ M r . 
A Sprich, .22 S. & W., Peters. . 
HA Eck, .22 S. & W., Peters.". 
S Peterson, .38 S. & W., re-loaded.. . 
F Zellweger, .22 S. & W., Peters. 
J B Weintraub, .22 S. & W., U. M. C 
409 
400 
397 
393 
378 
369 
368 
351 
281 
KENTUCKY. 
S Smith, .22 S. & W„ U. M. C. Lesmok. 
K L Chambers, .22 S. & W., IT M C T psmnlf 
H W Mattmiller, .22 S. & W., UM C Lesmok' 
?« e rv r ’ J - 22 «,o c- & t . W -’ U - M - C - Lesmok.! 
J H Ward, .22 S. & W., U. M. C. Lesmok. 
MAINE. 
H W Stevens, .22 S. & W. 
H P Winslow, .22 S. & W., U.’m.’c long ‘rifle” 
H I Nesmith, .22 S. & W., U. M. C lone rifle" 
V W Hall, .22 S. & W„ U. M. C. long nfle !! 
442 
429 
415 
395 
373 
437 
364 
340 
322 
MASSACHUSETTS. 
P J Dolfen, .22 S. & W U. M. C. Lesmok. 
r v Jj y l° T ’ ' 22 Si £ W. U, M. C. Lesmok. 
£ £ Hoffman, .22 S. & W., U. M. C Lesmok 
K D Jewett, .22 S. & W. U M C I esmnk 
H A Hill .22 S. & W U.m/ C.' Lesmok:":: 
Dr H E Sears, .22 S. & W., U. M. C. Lesmok. 
MISSOURI. 
Dr M R Moore, 44 Remington, U.M.C. mid-range 449 
w D C™”S J? :.“ 
NEW JERSEY. 
G W Jackson, .22 S. & W., U. M. C. Lesmok 
A ted S exfr, S wifhd^ew. PetCrS - POPe 
NEW YORK. 
J A Dietz, .22 Winchester... 
4 ^ L w ne \ 22 s - & w -> u - m. c:::::::::::;;;:;' 
rr t w ?r C e r veel 3 d 4 R em 'ngton, hand-ioaded" 
Dr T R Hicks, .22 S. & W„ U. M. C.. 
K H Sayre, .44 Remington, U M C 
G P Sanborn, .22 S. & W., U. M’. C. "Lesmok" 
a F , Uoll $ r ’ - 2 “ & W„ U. M. C. Lesmok; 
- T A Baker, J r -> -22 S. & W., Winchester. 
J W Hessian, .22 S. & W., U. M C 
Chas. Drechsel, .22 S. & W., U.M.C."Lesmok.'.' 
456 
446 
416 
443 
434 
418 
434 
419 
441 
3S2 
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458 
449 
443 
441 
439 
436 
435 
418 
410 
407 
NORTH CAROLINA. 
T Le Boutillier, .22 S. & W„ U.M.C. Smokeless... 
L C Hopkins, .22 S. & W., U. M. C.. 
J W F Moore .22 S. & W„ U. M. C. I. r's'm'okeiess 
U. M. C. short. 
F R Wing, .22 S. & W. 
G H C Crocker, .22 S. & W., 
OHIO. 
GG Koppitz, .22 S. & W., U.M.C. Smokeless.... 
W O Brown, .22 S. & W., Winchester Smokeless. 
OKLAHOMA. 
W M Britton, .22 S. & W., .22 long 1 rifle 
£?Pt C Deems > - 22 S. & W„ .22 long rifle.'.’. 
W F Stuart, Jr., .22 S. & W., .22 short 
Capt F B Kind, .22 S. & W., .22 short.. . 
420 
357 
243 
232 
221 
435 
423 
409 
339 
329 
305 
Capt J T Moore... 
Dr Geo W Wilson. 
Walter Hansen ... 
OREGON. 
_ „ T , PANAMA. 
£ 5. Larzelere, .22 S. & W., U. M. C. Lesmok 
L D Cornish, .22 S. & VV„ U. M. C. Lesmok..." 
F A Browne, .22 Stevens, U. M. C.. 
F E Sterns, .22 S. & W., U.M.C. I. r.'smokeiess: 
PENNSYLVANIA. 
W T Smith, .22 S. & W„ U. M. C. Lesmok. 
FI Thomas .22 S & W„ U. M. C. Lesmok. 
G H Smith, .22 S & W., U. M. C. Lesmok. 
H L Reeves, .22 S. & W., U. M. C. Lesmok. 
WASHINGTON. 
G Armstrong, .22 S. & W., U. M. C. Lesmok. 
437 
435 
426 
407 
394 
379 
376 
423 
417 
414 
412 
473 
FOREST AND STREAM. 
713 
F V Berger, 38 S. & W. Pope, 8in„ Peters. 450 
T n r] 11 £olt O M. 7%in., hand-loaded. 440 
w • 38 .? c . & } v -> F°P e Sin., hand-loaded. 435 
\v Hinckley, .44 S. & W„ U.M.C. mid-range. 405 
Capt J L Hughes, .38 S. & W. target, hand-loaded.... 392 
Capt F Liggett, .44 S. & W„ U.M.C. mid -range 355 
WASHINGTON, D. C. 
M B Atkinson, .38 S.&W. Pope 8in., Peters mid-range. 432 
S Ferree, .38 S & W Pope 8in„ U.M.C. mid-rangi.. 424 
J C Bunn, .38 Colt Police Positive, U.M.C. mid-range 409 
Any Pistol Championship. 
ARIZONA. 
A G Paul Palen, .22 S. & W„ Winchester. 402 
G J Davis, .22 S. & W., Winchester. 371 
T^ r A Winchester short 371 
L O Howard, .22 S. & W., U. M. C. Lesmok.. 363 
CALIFORNIA. 
R P Prentys, .22 S. & W„ U. M. C. long rifle. 
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