Oct. 29, 1910.] 
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717 
Frontier Rod and Gun Club. 
Buffalo, N. V., Oct. 24.—The attendance at the 
regular shoot of the Frontier Rod and Gun Club was 
comparatively small, owing to a strong and cold north¬ 
west wind blowing, while others were in quest of game 
afield. 1’oints were taken by Wakefield, Clay and Row¬ 
land. Next regular meeting will he held at the club 
house Sunday, Nov. 0, at 2 P. M, The scores: 
1 2 3 4 5 G 
10 15 25 10 25 15 
... 4 G 16 . 
... 9 13 23 9 22 12 
... 4 11 21 7 18 9 
... 5 12 19 9 .. 12 
... S 10 15 4 17 10 
... G 11 18 4 18 11 
... 3 .. 17 7 .. .. 
. 9 13 7 .. .. 
. 6 IS. 
. 11 22 3 .. .. 
. 83 .. .. 
. 14. 
... G 10 12 1 19 9 
Henry C. Utz, Sed’y- 
Hercules Gun Club. 
Temple, Pa., Oct. 19. — The weather was raw. It rained 
most of the day, which caused so many absent shooters. 
Neaf Apgar led the professionals with 139 to his credit. 
Ed. H. Adams, amateur, led the whole field with 143 
out of a possible 150. But, no wonder; he was sur¬ 
prised with a little girl just six days ago, and everybody 
was wishing him success. Lee Wertz followed second 
with 138. Rohrbach third with 132. J. W. Rahn fell 
away below his natural gait, but owing to working some 
of the traps. Mr. Rahn is generally in the lead. Totals 
follow: 
Shot at. B 
roke 
Shot at. 
Broke 
T W Rahn. 
150 
126 
(J 1 Kutz. 
. 150 
94 
A G Snyder. 
150 
122 
A L Rohrbach. 
. 150 
132 
\V II Shafer. 
150 
102 
W B Brunner.. 
. 75 
IS 
M E Desch. 
150 
111 
A R Schwoyer.. 
. 150 
86 
V 1 Pluck. 
150 
124 
F S Roder. 
. 150 
120 
E II Adams. 
150 
143 
Lee Wertz . 
. 150 
138 
Professionals 
I M Hawkins... 
150 
135 
N Apgar . 
. 150 
134 
1. R Lewis. 
150 
139 
Events. 
Targets. 
Kamman 
Talcott .. 
Lawson . 
Wakefield 
McKenna 
Clay . 
Utz . 
Peasland 
Rowland 
Jenkins . 
Mack 
Ratcliffe 
Eichberg 
M assillon Gun Club. 
Oct. 21. — The registered tournament of the Massillon, 
O., Gun Club, held to-day, had twenty-three amateurs 
and three professionals in the competition. Schlitz was 
high amateur with 142 out of 150. Of the professionals 
Chamberlin and Goshorn tied on T33. 
Merrill . 119 
P Cabbutt . 135 
Miller . 129 
J Penn .129 
Work . 136 
State . 141 
Doc Planz .112 
Zimmerly . 121 
Metzger .. 86 
Meinhart . 133 
J Schneider . 115 
Professionals: 
Barstow . Ill 
Chamberlin . 133 
Portman . 91 
Isenhour . 89 
Young _.110 
Ungashick . 76 
Williams . 128 
Warner . 131 
Schlitz . 142 
E L Meere. 107 
J P Zurcher. 93 
T O Mclntire. 11,3 
W A Schuster. 109 
D W Goshorn. 131 
Ogdensburg Shooting Association. 
Ogdensburg, N. Y., Oct. 20. —The registered tourna¬ 
ment of the Ogdensburg Shooting Association was held 
at their grounds yesterday, with an attendance of twenty- 
five shooters. The scores: 
Shot 
at. 
Brk. 
C 
II Simonds ., 
. 125 
74 
T 
Frateschi ... 
. 125 
95 
tv 
E McGee ... 
. 125 
82 
c 
A Lewis . 
. 105 
56 
F 
M Dillon .... 
. 125 
100 
E 
P Wright .., 
. 125 
88 
L 
G Eggleston, 
. 95 
43 
W 
F Stevens... 
. 75 
29 
1 
Howland ...., 
. 125 
87 
G 
Mason . 
. 95 
70 
C 
Cowie . 
. 90 
57 
E 
M Turner... 
. 75 
44 
Shot 
at. 
Brk. 
W 
E 
Corfield . 
. 125 
87 
O 
A 
Finch ... 
. 105 
72 
T 
M 
Wood . ... 
. 75 
32 
G 
S 
Meagher . 
. 105 
83 
1 
N 
Cunningham 75 
49 
E 
1 Burke . 
. 15 
4 
A 
S 
Gay . 
. 105 
78 
R 
E 
Hilborn . 
. 15 
4 
Kobt 
Gillispie 
. 60 
33 
las Bisneau ... 
. 45 
24 
ii 
H 
Stevens .. 
. 125 
104 
Glenside Gun Club. 
Skaneatelas Junction, N. Y., Oct. 15. —C. L. Frantz, 
amateur, was high with 169 out of 175. The two pro¬ 
fessionals, H. Stevens and H. S. Welles, tied on 167. 
There were fourteen amateurs 
Shot 
at. Brk. 
in the competition. 
Shot 
at. Brk. 
1 E Calkins ... 
175 
163 
R 
C, 
Wheeler .. 
. 175 
153 
C W Brown .. . 
175 
150 
11 
W 
Smith.... 
175 
155 
C L Frantz ... 
175 
169 
E 
T 
Carnes. 
105 
73 
S E Helmer... 
175 
151 
W 
E 
Corfield... 
175 
161 
Chas S Cottle .. 
175 
160 
C 
W 
TIobbie... 
, 175 
152 
W E Hookway 
175 
141 
M 
B 
Carpenter. 
50 
46 
1 l 4 . Clay. 
175 
161 
H 
H 
Stevens... 
, 175 
167 
O E Carpenter. 
175 
154 
H 
S 
Wells. 
. 175 
167 
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