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May 13, 1911.] 
Sunbury — Selinsgrove Tournament. 
Sunbury, ■^ >a '’ Ma y 6 .—The sixth annual tournament 
was held on May 4 and 5, at Rolling Green Park, with 
some forty shooters in attendance. The weather was good 
and a fine meeting was had. Conley topped both ama¬ 
teurs and professionals with a score of 282 for the two 
Herrold, 277, in second place, closely followed by 
bchlichter with 276. Sked was high professional with 280 
scores: 
First Day. 
Second Day. 
Siegfried . 
Teats . 150 
Hunsinger . 150 
Brewster . 150 
German . 150 
Howell . 150 
Conley . 150 
Schoflstall . 150 
T roxell . 150 
Martin . 150 
Shot at. Broke. Shot at. Broke. 
Worden 
Wilson . 
Slear .... 
Keller .. 
Schlichter 
Straub i. 
Buds .... 
Munro ... 
Jobson .. 
Felty .... 
Reitz .... 
Daub 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
Herrold . 150 
Byer . 150 
Bottinger . 150 
Hoy . 150 
Harris . 150 
Rhymestine . 120 
Brennan . 90 
Hartman . 60 
Kift . 90 
I.efHer . 15 
Rishell 
Spicer 
Hartman 
Professionals: 
Hawkins . 150 
Sked . 150 
Apgar . 150 
Lewis . 150 
Klotz . 150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
i50 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
iso 
150 
iso 
150 
141 
12S 
150 
129 
30 
24 
30 
23 
150 
133 
150 
136 
150 
141 
150 
US 
150 
110 
were also 
shot 
six extra events, which aroused a great deal of interest 
The most exciting of the specials was the three-man team 
cup race, which tied at 68 by Harrisburg No. 2 and 
Sunbury-Selmsgrove No. 1. In the shoot-off, ““ 
won by the score of 66 to 63. 
Harrisburg 
Lykens. 
Felty . 21 
Budd . 16 
Reitz .21—58 
Lock Haven. 
Jobson . 22 
Munro . 24 
German, Jr. 21—67 
Sunbury-Selinsgrove No. 1 . 
Siegfried .24 
Herrold . 21 
Howell . 23—68 
'rove No. 2. 
schoffstall .20—60 
Sunbury-Selinsgrove No. 1 . 
Siegfried . 22 
Herrold . 19 
Howell . 22—63 
Harrisburg No. 1. 
Martin .19 
Slear . 21 
Worden . 24—64 
Milton. 
Byer . 20 
Hob . 25 
Hill . 20—65 
Harrisburg No. 2. 
Keller . 24 
Wilson .j 21 
Brewster .... 23—68 
„ , Sunbury-Selins 
Teats .20 
Troxtel . 20 
Shoot-off of tie: 
Harrisburg No. 2. 
Keller . 21 
Wilson .22 
Brewster .23_66 
nW e tnm eS r tl,re i. CUP -; f, CUP f ° r each man of the wln ‘ 
ciatfd by Bre men aUt U ' ly en g raYcd - and w ^e appre- 
nrHe Cl \? a V" the specials a Baker gun was given as a 
f at ,- 5 * ar g ets . handicap. The first day it went 
handily to Hoy of Milton. But on the second day 
there was a battle royal, four men making straights, in¬ 
cluding Herrold, the scratch man. In the shoot-ofl 
Herrold and Howell (handicap 1) again made clean 
scores, this making 50 straight for Herrold. When tney 
shot again the betting was in favor of Herrold, as he has 
been victorious m so many shoot-offs; but Howell stood 
* -n. s rain the better an d won by three targets 
J, he m 'ss-and-out was entered by seventeen' shooters, 
and resulted in straights by three shooters, viz.: Herrold 
Worden and Schoffstall. 
The doubles were also well entered and ended- in Quite 
a surprise, Snyder, a member not shooting this vear 
n'one" 8 ' Uf> ^ ° Ut ° f 10 Pa ‘ rS ’ ^ wa,king ° ff with first 
All in all, the men were well pleased with the Sauier 
money-back system, there being no complaints and 
many boosts. J. W. Schoffstall, Sec’y. 
j Princeton Defeats U. of P. 
Prixcetox won the intercollegiate target match from 
the University of Pennsylvania, Saturday morning Mav 
b, at the Clearview Gun Club by a score of 214 to 181 
Each gunner shot at 50 targets, with five men to a team’ 
Scores: 
Princeton. 
White . 45 
F.ste . 43 
Biddle ..43 
Dressier .43 
Bartlett . 40—214 
Pennsylvania. 
Thompson . 44 
Helbert . 43 
Fletcher . 37 
Davis . 32 
Downing . 25—181 
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