Oct. 29, 1910.] 
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AMATEURS SHOOT 
THE POIWDER THEY PREFER 
The results at the Post Senes Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind., 
Oct. 18-21, 1910, proves the wisdom of the Amateur’s choice. 
The Three High Amateur Averages 
on the 1000 targets on the four days' program were won by Amateurs who shot 
“SCHULTZE” 
“The Powder that’s Easy on the Shoulder” 
First: Jay R. Graham, Long Lake, Ill. . . .951 ex 1000, Average 95.1 
SECOND: F. C. Fuller, Mukwonago, Wis.931 ex 1000, Average 93.1 
Third: Jesse Young, Chicago, Ill.926 ex 1000, Average 92.6 
High Amateur Average on Doubles 
First: Jay R. Graham.172 ex 200, Average 86. 
Second: F. G. Fuller.167 ex 200, Average 83.1 
Third: Jesse Young.166 ex 200, Average 83. 
Long Runs 
George Maxwell, 156 and 105 Jay R. Graham, 143 and 116 
W. R. Crosby, 140 
All the above records were made with 
“SCHULTZE” 
“A Powder That Does Not Punish 
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