July 30, 1910.] 
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8G per cent., and was high gun at tliat with 43. Wood¬ 
bury was second with 40, which is less than he can do. 
The club's money-back tournament will be held on July 
31, and a good attendance is expected. These tourna¬ 
ments have been very successful this year, and shooters 
are looking forward to them. The club will give a hand¬ 
some trophy to the shooter making high average at this 
tournament. 
Dameron •. 
Woodbury 
Gould 
Walmsley 
50 Tally . 33 
40 Johnson . 24 
38 Thelow . 16 
36 
BALLISTITE 
- At- 
Warm Springs, Ga., July 12-14, 1910. 
Fort Garry Tournament. 
Winnipeg, Man., July 23. —Herewith find the scores 
made at the registered tournament given by the Fort 
Garry Gun Club, on July 12, 13 and 14: 
International team shoot: 
American 
Team. 
Canadian Team. 
O C Bottger.. 
.25 
T Brodie . 
.. 24 
T F Duis. 
.24 
T G Thomson_ 
.. 23 
A French .... 
.23 
H E Houghton.. 
.. 21 
A E Chezik... 
. 21 
E Hull . 
.. 20 
T A Ward. 
.21 
T H Nye. 
.. 18 
F Slocum . 
. 20 
R R Patty. 
.. 19 
H E Peck. 
. 20 
11 U Lightcap... 
.. 18 
H Turner . 
. 20 
ti Conrad . 
.. 18 
Potter White . 
. 19 
W II Sutton. 
.. 17 
Barber . 
F Manning . 
.. 16—193 
Mr. O. C. Bottger, of Ray, N. D.. won the international 
cup and medal with a score of 46 in shoot-off. 
Mr. Tom Brodie, of Winnipeg, won the Manitoba cup 
and medal with a score of 42. 
Mr. 1-. Manning, of Reston, won the Dominion cup 
and medal with a score of 45. 
R. R. Barber, high 
professional. P. 
White high ama- 
teur. 
Null . 
July 12. 
July 13. 
July 14. 
108 
121 
Sutton . 
118 
126 
Iliomson . 
113 
128 
E Hull . 
121 
136 
Barnard . 
l’atty . 
127 
126 
Farrell . 
100 
72 
Huntley . 
127 
131 
Wve . 
118 
119 
Manning . 
124 
135 
F Manning . 
122 
137 
Lightcaip . 
115 
65 
Peck . 
131 
131 
Parker . 
. 124 
118 
125 
Turner . 
117 
117 
Chezik . 
135 
140 
Duis . 
129 
136 
Bottger . 
145 
149 
J A Ward. 
130 
147 
White . 
146 
152 
French . 
. 142 
134 
Slocum . 
134 
127 
Houghton . 
. 144 
135 
132 
Conrad . 
. 114 
124 
Brodie . 
. 137 
136 
137 
Cantwell . 
199 
110 
101 
Thomson . 
.. 133 
112 
130 
B B Ward. 
. 124 
127 
122 
Professionals: 
Marshall . 
132 
139 
Harrison . 
. 104 
R R Barber . 
. 154 
143 
143 
Kreger . 
. 147 
140 
144 
Dockendorf . 
. 119 
118 
129 
E L Warren. 
. 86 
108 
Hirshy . 
. 143 
134 
145 
E G White. 
. 118 
105 
109 
R T MacKay . 
. 140 
122 
143 
F G Simpson. 
. 136 
116 
127 
Cincinnati (0.) Gun Club. 
In spite of the heat on July 23, a few of the members 
were on hand for the weekly shoot. Hammersmith was 
out for the first time in several weeks, and made as 
good a score as ever, breaking over 93 per cent. Payne 
and McFee tid on 90. Kid Randall did not do so well 
as usual, his trip from Macon in the heat seemed to 
affect his work at the traps. The scores: 
Shot at. Broke 
Shot at. Broke 
Randall . 
. 105 
91 
Schuler . 50 39 
McFee ... 
. 105 
90 
Brown . 100 77 
Payne ... 
. 105 
90 
Hammersmith .. 75 70 
Heilman . 
. 80 
67 
In the President’s trophy event, Payne and Heilman 
tied for high score in actual breaks on 44, the former 
having high total of 47. There is one more contest for 
this trophy, the one making the high total for 250 targets 
winning. 
The money-back tournament scheduled for July 24 was 
a failure, and the management are anxious to know the 
reason. An attractive program was gotten up. Shooters 
received ample notice in the papers, and by personal 
solicitation, but only nine men showed up at the grounds. 
The shoot was declared off. and those present shot a 
few targets, and went home. Such an outcome is cer¬ 
tainly discouraging to the officers, and is a black mark 
against the members who fail to support them in their 
efforts to provide sport and keep the game alive. Supt. 
McFee was high gun with 135. Schreck, a local shooter, 
and a member who can be relied upon every time there 
is anything doing, was second with 129. Penn, of Colum¬ 
bus. shot in all the events and broke 127. He and McFee 
broke them all in the last event, the only straight made 
durin" the day. The scores: 
Bird trophy event, 50 targets, handicap: 
„ H. T. H. T. 
Payne . 3 47 Randall . 0 43 
Schuler . 6 45 Brown . 4 37 
Heilman . 0 44 
HIGH AMATEUR AVERAGE 
Won by J. E. Crayton, Charlotte, N. C. 
387 out of 400 — Average over 96 per cent. 
THE LONG RUN OF THE TOURNAMENT 
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