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IN NEW JERSEY. 
Montclair Gun Club. 
Monrcratr, N. J., Jan. 18.—Handicaps apply only in 
event 3. The main event to-day was the ninth monthly 
contest for the Daly gun, Moffett being the winner. 
Several of the best men fell down because of too de- 
liberate shooting. The wind was high and carried the 
targets long. distances, and the quick shooter had the 
advantage, 
Event No. 3, 50 targets, was for the Daly gun. The 
other events were for practice only: 
Events: tet. 45 Events: te 23 24-6 
Targets: 25 25 50 25 25 Targets: 25 25 50 25 25 
Boxalle2e. oc. 15 15 50 16 13 Cantield eine oe oto 0uee 6 
Moffett, 4.... 22 20 44 16 18 Winslow, 4.. 19 .. 38. 
Perley, 0..... 16 19 37 19 15 Batten, 2.... 18 12 32 13 10 
Cockefair, 0.. 16 14 3215 9 Dre hoster... 167. 
Bush: .Oevieas THRO 29) oe os:0 
Epwarp WINsLow, Sec’y. 
North River Gun Club. 
EpcGewatTer, N. J., Jan. ; 
distance handicap was won by Mr. C. Richter. 
wind accounts for the low scores: 
13.—The first monthly prize 
The high 
Events: ile SA esa SOM SS 
Targets: TOMOMO IO 10105 A. 2b-25701. 
PCR NO iim setae are emices = ci toes oe LS) etl 15—-26: 
CHOLES ei cise sis'e's's ss Gupiomese ED iirre ece 19 14 15—29 
CO Rtn eresteciscie sees aise Ds Vana ea De's 
VLGTE TEE Di retee eco. wtis’e's oc. 0 6 2-7 Bans 
PVA VEG My Rrrerie tel. si0;00) 3:0 40:56 fb Gy Tem epee ee 16 18 17—385 
PNUDOCEUi a resis sales se cass Spe Sones 
GUPTA AMIY occas ce sss sacs S07 b) 6. 6 6 19 12 15—27 
PUCECTAITG ste eieistalels srsisisip.e,iaiele GO OG. st atemrete 16 14 14—28 
PREM OND Menareis cclekieiniss csia si» Some lee 16 16 7—23 
BUTTONS wileicivie Sic.csg.siccc ss sue 96° (816 19 17 15—382 
IRGCIPEt MEE vets cc ensessss ore aad ae 20 21 18—39 
BUV TULA TINS IMA a s\yicre)<)6 creo: 6\5:0:010%0 ib G7 "635 
PELE MEG Wess ie:e 2 sie ae's.0.* ¢iei- Ze Ss 16 17 16—83 
PCE a Vaye) elsiniocitys eve «1s sce 6 6: (6; G02 17 14 19—33 
MASS OIMECK: oi .y.scciees Aoes 16 16 16—32 
The 50-target distance foedicey: was Guides into two 
25-target races. A, A. SCHOVERLING. 
New Brunswick, N. J., Gun Club. 
A very enjoyable shoot was held by the New Bruns- 
wick, N. J., Gun Club at their grounds in Highland 
Park, cn New Year’s Day. There were five events, and 
the prizes offered drew out a good crowd of shooters 
from the surrounding towns, and all had a very pleasant 
time, and expressed themselves as being well pleased 
with the way in which the shoot was conducted. 
The first three events were handicaps. The prize for 
the first event, a very fine picture, was won by Wm. 
Van Clief, of the Milstone Gun Club, he having won 
out in the shoot-off from Messrs. McCormick, Pettit, 
Slater, Hulsizer, Carroll, Hoey and Pardoe. 
The Premo camera, offered for the second event, was 
won by Mr. Remsen, of the Milstone club, after a shoot- 
off witn Messrs. Pardoe, Suydam and Eaton. 
The first prize for the fifth event was won by Mr. 
Firmen Bissette, with a straight score. The other three 
prizes in this event went to Messrs. Hoagland, Hoey 
and Dr. Carroll. 
Events: erase, tone SOL 
Targets: 10 15 15 10 10 at. ebrk: 
Mec @ormick Qaiteces. + usserientess.e 101212 4 4 60 42 
eLiitmmeincyaseiertaaine cat lee nario ns LOMO 4 in ate 40 3 
LBL OL. “yaniee estete estore ace ee tomte tots 101212 4 6 60 42 
LA] Siz Cran: crs syste asians opsiclottaints cesis 101213 8 4 g0 4? 
Garsollmmsaneeerva tate ce celts stot LOO Teco es 60 50 
Wal! (CHER Bokeciistes dace vie ne shetheseces LO F114 Sie 60 50 
EL OB Yai eh s detec cto tate siclag cereacsie tise LOS es 60 48 
PardOGnceciatsciwie oils histeccleeiomietan sine im byiky 7° yy 60 52 
IREMISEN sottotitoli eo ieee eB AS Sit 60 51 
TGV ONS: oseieacne ce sete athlete SUG Tees 60 3 
CATE) Ketaieve'sierclece tere ere:sie oe sisiatore ete Mele 4513713 5, oe 40 30 
SOLO FE ~ Siixsccletne sioyeltiare invyeeeetensterste 9111410 4 60 48 
Suda mies. actaa aioe crew maleieiies We ulreelay eye 1s 60 47 
IBISSE BLE Me aciesicisie.0s cinisiee cle Cebitiec.ss 812 9 $10 60 48 
GHEY tee ate cejercinsles masse raters ae 71413 5 4 60 40 
Baton rin ne needs cot etioeeiarss 51513 4 4 60 41 
CARTER UUrye Y. elect ce. o aetelaperensetetere el OO (lomo 60 28 
BSH! We eivcaectone wx cartinee storetteetae sie: ars shee eeeerae 30 22 
IETece lay ie eis ctvcince eaidterietrniee eoinaieicscel tes 5 1 20 6 
EL Ga S-avth Chime apstarcheters aelatateretaleteteieooalelneien. evs sie ff #8) 20 16 
Prospect Shooting Association. 
Oh, the snow, ‘‘the beautiful snow,” 
We slip and slide wherever we go. 
Battimore, Md.—The Prospect Shooting Association 
had a turkey shoot at Prospect Park, Tuesday, Jan. 9 at 
1 P. M. There were five events, 15 targets each. The 
earth was wrapped in a mantle of white. It was a cold, 
windy day, and the bright glaring sun on the snow 
brought tears to the eyes of the shooters, and their work 
was difficult, but a good score was made. Hood Waters 
was high gun, and won the first turkey, tied for three 
others, but instead of shooting off for the gobblers, pre- 
sented them to the hext high gun. This was a practice 
shoot, to get the boys in good trim to compete with 
the Perryman team on the 15th. Mr. Register has issued 
a circular letter asking all members of the club to be 
present, and urging the crack shots to make up the team. 
The Perryman “club has already defeated the Baltimore 
Shooting Association i in two consecutive ‘matches, and the 
Prospect Club in one. The event promises to be one of 
interest to all shooters. The scores: 
Moxley 
Mordecai 
Gife 
Highland 
Brehm 
Waters 
Boyd 
Ruth 
Gent 
12 14 14 14 10—64 
10 8 13 10 11—62 
3 8 10 12 11—44 
9 7 5 8 988 
tai) by aa —39 
5 12 13 10 98—48 
14 13 14 13 1468 
12 10 10 2 13—47 
12 10 14 945 
10 12 15 8 12—57 
12 13 12 11 138—61 
New York Athletic Club. 
TRAVERS Istanp, N. Y., 
stormy 
or good 
January cup with 23. 
Mr. F. 
scores. 
January trophy, 25 targets, 
Ten Botlande.. wesc 5 22 
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Trophy shoot, 25 targets: 
Borland wens ve cise es 5 24 
AVelGy  Wedaenstens tees ee, 
Walhaseicy wonochemennesod 5 18 
ELam litte anne seis sec ha, 14 
Shoot-off; 
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Jan. 
won by Huggins: 
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Huggins 
Barry 
Hibberd 
3.—The 
and therefore unfavorable for a good 
Vilmar scored a 
Seven events were shot, as follows: 
handicap allowance: 
ggins 
A Barry 
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weather w 
le hbhetabelcy MACOS IBOCe i 2b Eli panda acerca pe cnt 5 
Event 38, 25 targets; Hiugens won: 
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BOrlarid ge ten ta teste 5 21 EX cl de eee amo toracsn ts 6 
IRI DDard esac cece De ao WTO AR yas ierie alee ace eta s 5 
BATT Ys Weles stele e .cele elas 0 18 
Shoot-oft: 
tio enS sta anatcesisclear 7 24 FET Gled Meteratererstoieis Pete. aarets 6 
No. 4, 25 targets; won by Huggins: 
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BOTAN GME cieinsniersieist 5 622 ES irae lath te aieyerars ste sis if 
EV Slama are ttatsrarescie' 6 22 EM bDATGIat...ntaseee te sO 
No. 5, 25 targets; Held won: 
BOrlavid, te. parse aa tee 5 20 RAY IS me attabich culstoe ty «(e 0 
Nie cle re eiaavarcversiefs eieverctess 6 25 lnlieivebasl) Aagcrinocconoan 
lalcbenbtoy Gobo a ssoocaus Ul PRS? meine chara s sia i 
No. 6, 25 targets 
EU a Dar ltetetstals siei< oeis)e'e's © sim 16 lakelepaiece Baar sade mogcnac 
BB anr YW deritine cis eiaictarererninlerniere 19 Wallriar’ crisis srsiseite siete nie 
No. 7, 25 targets 
FAT MD ATG) Mavelsrsecocae satceave 6 12 Deity shot Amar occ oop don 
Well pia ty rote sta, totais upateretebelsye 13 Bate own sinialeiele =i ocleieteosision 
[SEvaltho™ See aaro ieGconee 10 
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