June io, 1911.] 
FOREST AND STREAM. 
915 
Shot at. Broke 
New Haven Gun Club. 
The Decoration Day shoot of the Gun Club was a most 
successful affair, magnificent weather favoring the occa¬ 
sion, and over seventy gunners participating. The scores; 
Shot at. Broke 
A Heyman . 150 103 
W A Gregory.. 150 
E Kelly . 150 
R Hollister .... 150 
B C Claridge.... 150 
L H Bradley_150 
R McFetridge... 150 
R O Cheney, Jr 150 
H C Daley. 150 
W Day .150 
B Crane . 150 
T Hepburn .150 
H F Sherman... 150 
C Sherwood .... 150 
C Cutler .150 
Dr F J Wales.. 150 
J W Treadwell.. 150 
W W Rice. 150 
Dr B F Bishop. 150 
Geo Ailing . 150 
J D Banks. 150 
T Williams .150 
E R Lewis.150 
W H Lyon.150 
R A Lewis.150 
A W Wolfinger. 150 
C F Corbett.. 
C A Hull. 
W B Smith... 
L S Ferris. 
J B Robertson 
DO 
150 
150 
150 
150 
Dr C C Smith.. 150 
E E Mayor.150 
P E Osborne.... 150 
Professionals: 
w R Clark. 150 
J Fanning.150 
W B Darton.... 150 
131 
120 
134 
118 
141 
132 
124 
130 
124 
121 
123 
115 
130 
126 
124 
117 
140 
114 
128 
75 
110 
120 
103 
112 
116 
70 
98 
118 
108 
121 
115 
137 
124 
119 
142 
137 
Dr E M Funk.. 150 
H O Whitney... 150 
M Thompson.... 90 
H E Burgin.... 150 
E W bann.150 
W Humphrey... 90 
L C Wilson.... 150 
R Cate . 150 
C Van Stone... 150 
E G Southey... 150 
F O Hoagland.. 150 
H Cooper 
F A Sherman 
B M Barclay.. 
S F Gustafson 
H B Moulton. 
John Drehr ... 
C Hall .... 
C Probst 
60 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
150 
Dr McEIligo'tt.” 150 
R H CongdonJr 150 
J ® Prest . 150 
E B Gross.150 
L H Goddard... 150 
D Marsh, Jr.... 150 
J H Ames.150 
C K Bailey.150 
B H Bennett... 150 
C H Underhill.. 150 
W B Judd. 150 
p J Kyle. 150 
c S Fay. 150 
A Shillinglaw... 90 
Kay ...150 
J W Hessian.... 150 
139 
136 
67 
134 
117 
50 
121 
131 
128 
133 
129 
44 
123 
138 
123 
138 
128 
122 
125 
113 
102 
110 
101 
126 
110 
94 
102 
108 
117 
100 
126 
113 
49 
124 
124 
° f th ,f, teanl sho °C six 15-bird events- 
Rob e e^n V 7fi? Dr° Jmff^TL^tota'l A,,te * 
Ge^Han^ToTalVl 1 ’ Da ' ey 81 ’ Day 78 > Crane 72, 
Vp 7L Underh i !f, y 77 G !’to^a, B 3 e 3r ett G5 ' W ’ B ‘ - Tudd 
so«^rH%Mr? ot rr^ ate 7s - van st °- * 
L w"t A Tfinder’ 70^ totar335 71 ’ W> H ' 
c*£Jbs^HoSrli 2 ; Dr - 62 - 
Hill—Sherman 69. Sherwood 78 Cutler 78 \v a i„ 
83, Treadwell 68 ; total 376. " aIes 
Eastern Handicap Entries. 
is lending* ouT'the ? < ?, REM . US - ° f the Pont Gun Club. 
Du p ™ cr “ b - ■■ vviKi"S« 
I V 1 -’ - Tune 3.—Dear Sir: May we give 
you $-50, and perhaps a little more? That amount of 
-money is guaranteed by the Interstate Association s the 
^s ner A°l Eastern. Handicap eve" 0 "™ ta' 
Best’- it’s t d V S ‘° enter and shoot y° ur 
. rAnl ’ f C l uite likely to be your purse. A valuable 
trophy also goes to the winner. The 1911 Eastern Han 
dicap tournament ,s going to be a shoot that will go 
fhing y h S X ban , ner ° ne - We are doing every¬ 
thing that can be thought of to make the tournament 
tTh nt -?t n K P rofital ? ,e t0 you. We want you to attend 
and it will be our pleasure to make your visit a memor- 
ab J e ' Re . mPm ber the guaranteed $250. There are 
•other things also. You will hear about them later 
Columbus Gun Club. 
The ,h I& t” N.% 
^H Ve Tr a - n n- tea ? w u 1 be , down to shoot for the Shooting 
;,".d Fishing trophy, also the same race will count af 
the return match that was shot in April, 1910-bette? latl 
than never. Several teams will compete for this troohv 
emblematic of the five-man championship, open to P ariy 
Shot at. Broke. 
Goodrich .150 
Van . 150 
G Smith . 100 
Hill . 85 
Penn . 145 
Webb .125 
Jones . 100 
Fuller . 50 
134 
122 
77 
68 
129 
107 
74 
47 
Shot at. Broke. 
Shilling .100 
J H Smith. 150 
Wells . 45 
E ,s ,her . 25 
Girard . * 4 ^ 
Black . 50 
85 
114 
37 
23 
33 
27 
40 
Easflake Gun Club. 
VT’mVLy&rsc (S^sr? 
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On January 11-13, 1911, The “OLD RELIABLE" 
PARKER GUN, shot by Howard D. Bates, of 
Ridgetown, Ont., again won the Grand Canadian 
Handicap at live birds, killing 25 straight and 9 in the 
shoot-off, from the limit distance of 31 yds. Mr. Bates 
shot at 54 birds during the tournament and killed them 
all. This is Some Shooting! 
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