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FOREST AND STREAM. 
875 
with the hoys and enjoyed it very much. Come again 
all of you; we enjoyed your visit very much! 
Events: 
i 
o 
3 
4 
5 0 
7 
8 
9 10 11 
Targets: 
10 10 
10 
15 10 15 
10 
25 
15 25 25 
Dr ( F Hunter . 
. 3 
6 
6 
12 
8 13 
8 .. 19 
W I Sortor . 
. 10 
9 
14 
10 14 
23 
.. 23 .. 
Walter Hunter . 
15 
fi . . 
12 .. 
Dr P Moeler . 
5 
14 
7 12 
10 
.. 23 20 
Miles Milov . 
. 5 
4 
4 
9 .. 
T W Lvdecker . 
. 9 
9 
8 11 
.. 23 .. 
A C Ackerman . 
. 10 
7 
10 
9 .. 
O’) 
F Westervelt . 
7 
8 
7 
0 14 
C T Westervelt . 
. 8 
9 .. 
10 
.. IS 
F IT Lewis . 
f 
13 
9 13 
21 
.. 20 20 
Conklin . 
7 8 
D Maxwell . 
7 
3 11 
19 
II Krug . 
7 
s .. 
23 
12 .. .. 
T P Sousa . 
5 
5 11 
18 
12 .. 10 
11 Lewis . 
.. 11 
21 
Banta . 
8 
8 
.. 12 
J P ITowland . 
0 10 
ii .. .. 
Yarwood . 
12 21 19 
7 
C. J. 
w.. 
Sec'y. 
Olympic Trial Matches. 
Toronto, Ont., Mav 20.- 
—At lSvds. rise, totals 
were 
made as follows: 
e 
Shot at. Brok^ 
Shot at. Broke 
*T R Tavlor. 
200 
189 
W Fenton . 
200 
154 
»E G White. 
200 
151 
P Wakefield. 
200 
151 
G W Barnes_ 
200 
154 
S Bennett . 
TO 
147 
Geo Beattie. 
200 
181 
E J Marsh. 
200 
147 
A W Westover. 
200 
177 
W A Smith. 
200 
146 
Or Wilson . 
200 
175 
W P Thompson 
200 
143 
Geo Vivian _ 
200 
175 
S S Brooks. 
200 
141 
T Jennings. 
200 
173 
F A Parker. 
“>00 
133 
G M Howard... 
200 
166 
Popp . 
120 
85 
M E Fletcher.. 
200 
ICO 
Beck . 
120 
so 
W H Ewing ... 
200 
104 
R Gay . 
120 
88 
Geo Dunk . 
200 
100 
Peckham . 
100 
73 
D McMackon... 
200 
158 
Geo Ward . 
SO 
51 
H A Horning... 
200 
158 
M Gay . 
60 
46 
Geo W McGill.. 
200 
155 
20 
14 
E Williams ... 
200 
154 
Pickering . 
20 
ii 
On the second 
made as follows: 
day. 
May 
21, totals at 18yds. 
rise 
were 
*T R Tavlor. 
200 . 
189 
W P Thompson. 
200 
147 
*F O White. 
200 
T5* 
P Wakefield.... 
200 
145 
Tlr Wilson . 
200 
181 
F T Marsh. 
200 
141 
G Beattie . 
200 
181 
S S Brooks. 
200 
13S 
T Tenfiings . 
200 
173 
G McGill . 
200 
137 
M E Fletcher... 
200 
109 
Barnes . 
200 
98 
A IV westover. 
200 
102 
Williams . 
160 
98 
G M Howard... 
200 
101 
Wolfe . 
140 
87 
W Ewing . 
200 
100 
F A Parker. 
120 
70 
G L Vivian. 
200 
155 
G Ward . 
120 
so 
D McMackon... 
200 
155 
40 
23 
G Dunk . 
200 
IK? 
M Gay . 
40 
25 
W Fenton . 
200 
14S 
A Jones . 
20 
*) 
Mav 22. totals 
were 
made as follows: 
W Ewing . 
200 
ion 
G 1. Vivian. 
200 
170 
F. (, White. 
200 
173 
D McMackon... 
200 
176 
1 R Taylor. 
175 
100 
F T Marsh. 
200 
153 
G M Howard... 
200 
184 
P Wakefield. 
200 
152 
A W Westover. 
200 
185 
S S Brooks . 
200 
156 
1 >r Wilson . 
200 
173 
T Jennings. 
200 
140 
Geo Dunk . 
200 
155 
F A Parker. 
200 
161 
Geo Beattie .... 
200 
193 
Geo Mason. 
175 
12.3 
M E Fletcher .. 
200 
109 
Wolfe . 
50 
29 
B Thomson .... 
G McGill . 
?00 
200 
152 
150 
J H Thompson. 
25 
19 
Montclair Gun Club. 
Montclair, N. J., May 23.—Things were kept pretty 
husy this afternoon, as several of the season’s events 
v^ere decided. The tenth and final event for the $200 
Crcener gun, event No. 1, was run off. with L. W. Col¬ 
quitt the winner. This made the record stand two wins 
each for Messrs. Batten. Grinnell. Tr.. Crane and Colquitt, 
and one win each for Dukes and Winslow. 
In the shoot-off, event 3, Messrs. Crane and Grinnell 
fell out by the way. and Messrs. Batten and Colquitt 
still remained tied for first place. It took two more 
contests, events 4 and 5, to finally settle who shouM 
capture the gun. Mr. Geo. Batten finally won out by one 
point. 
There were also five ties for the Boxall trophv, a 
silver water pitcher, between Messrs. E. Jacobus, Allan. 
Grinnell, Dukes and Piercy. In the shoot-off, event 2, 
E. Tacobus won out, Piercy losing by default. 
The two gold medals presented bv L. W. Colquitt 
for two-man teams, was won by Messrs. E. and R. 
Jacobus, they winnning the event for the day, and thus 
making three wins for their team. 
Events; 
i 
2 
3 
4 5 
Targets: 
50 
25 
50 
50 50 
T. W Colquitt. 
...... 247 
0 21 
2 4G 
2 48 2 47 
A R Allan. 
. 2 .39 
1 19 
F Winslow. 
. 7 43 
D C Grinnell. Tr. 
. 1 4.3 
2 19 
2 44 
K Jacobus . 
. 0 19 
Geo Batten . 
. 8 41 
8 46 
S' 48 8 48 
1 S Crane. 
. 5 39 
5 45 
T hos Dukes . 
.2 37 
1 20 
( 1- Bush . 
. 0 18 
E Jacobus . 
. 0 16 
9 9*> 
Event No. 6. team 
contest: 
Team No. 
i. 
B Jacobus . 
0 22 
19—47 
1- Jacobus . 
1 19 
IS--38— S5 
Team No. 
0 
1 lios Dukes . 
2 13 
‘JO—35 
I S Crime . 
6 23 
18 -47— S2 
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