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A Prediction. 
BaLtTimoreE, Md.—Anna Eva Fay, the mind reader, says 
the Baltimore team will win, Feb. 26. There has been 
so much uncertainty attached to the shooting of the 
Baltimore men at the Tri-State team shoots, with Dela- 
ware and Pennsylvania, the occult was appealed to, and 
at the Maryland Theatre, Saturday, Miss Fay was asked 
by the wife of an expert shooter, “‘Will the Baltimore 
team win at the Tri-State team shoot on the 26th. If not, 
which team will be successful?’’? The question was writ- 
ten on a piece of paper, and tucked in the glove of a 
smartly gowned woman. After numerous questions had 
been answered, Anna Eva Fay, who was sitting on the 
stage with a sheet over her, said, ‘“‘M. has asked about 
a Baltimore team s-h-o-o-t [slowly spelling the word 
shoot]. The Baltimore team will win, Feb. 26.” Joy was 
depicted on the face of the shooter’s wife, who takes a 
keen interest in sports, and the audience turned round 
to gaze at this bit of femininity, who wrote the question, 
which they evidently thought out of her sphere, but she 
is calmly expecting victory for the home team, aind believes 
the men will prove the truth of Miss Fay’s statement, and 
win the race. Home ground has its advantages, and 
there’s no reason, with such good shots on the team, 
why Baltimore should not win laurels. Look at our 
representative shooters, German(y), France, England and 
“Moxie” (all products of this country, too). 
Baltimore has many fine shots, but they are hard to 
muster out in winter weather, and it seems almost 1m- 
possible to persuade them to go away from home on a 
team shoot. They will show the troublesome ‘‘Minks” 
and ‘‘Foxes” from Philadelphia what they can do, and 
will make a score to be proud of. Baltimore has a right 
to complain of the monotony of losing two out of three 
races, but will certainly be victorious on the 26th. 
Baltimoreans are wondering how Mr. Ike Budd, of 
Pemberton, N. J., got on the Philadelphia team at the 
Tri-State shoot. We find no official record of his change 
of residence. Perhaps Forrest AND STREAM can solve the 
perplexing question. 
Mr. Tom Hunter, of the Hunter Arms Co., Fulton, N. 
Y., spent Friday in Baltimore looking after the interest 
of the Smith gun. 
Mr. T. Haze Keller has returned from a Southern trip 
and taken apartments at the Reade for the season. 
A SocraLt TRAMP. 
Ossining Gun Club. 
Ossininc, N. Y., Feb. 12.—While there was no shoot 
scheduled here for Lincoln’s Day, some of the boys got 
together for a little practice, the result of, which is 
herewith given: Event No. 5 was from the 18yds. mark, 
and No. 6 from 20yds. Birds were thrown full 55yds. 
The club shoot called for Washington’s Birthday 
promises to be like old times when the boys came out 
to shoot live pigeons. Twenty-five members have sent 
notice that they will be on hand to shoot for the eight 
handsome prizes given by the club’s President, Col. 
Franklin Brandreth, for that shoot. 
Events: 1/2 (3 Soe Or 
Targets: 10 10 25 25 10 10 25 
CG Blandford irs ntedeneacreme T° 9420 Rote ob 21. 
GB Hubbell “2c svete By, 4) 20 ORG ante. Se. 
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Ossining, N. Y., Feb. 17.—The scores herewith were 
made at the regular bi-monthly shoot of the Ossining 
Gun Club to-day. Hyland, from the 20yd. mark, got 
another win for the Weskora cup, with the good score 
of 21 out of 25, in event No. 3, use of both barrels 
allowed. Scores: 
Events: 1. 2 Seo ee 
Targets: 10. 15° 25. 10, 10210 25 
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J LT Hyland 23 eenic tsa 3. Ut) 2S re Semees 
Nat» Tuttle: S226 j3. dan nccsse esate Se ee rece Oh EE: 
Jo Willi,’ sJ06 Naveen ces ene -eeeee 2° 8. 05) 6 bey mete 
JL eWashbunny wo.dccw aeioht eetetee 5 10) 12 be eee 
ID) COnMO Ls cpaeles ceteiete p etalterereeioaeaee 3°. 4" 199 Vanes 
W Fishers pietecte che eeaeeen 2 usa 2h ee 
G B Hubbell coegcnuseaset cccase ae ve. = LS aMhiea ma teeieee 
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B. S. A. Shoot. 
BALTIMORE, Md.—The glorious sunshine Saturday, Feb. 
17, was doubtless a tribute to Miss Alice Roosevelt’s 
wedding day, but was thoroughly enjoyed by twenty 
Baltimore ehaoters: who faced the traps, and an old- 
fashioned oyster roast at the club. The sky was “Alice 
blue,” there was a breath of spring in the air, and all 
Hs a keen exhilaration and appreciation of the perfect 
ay. 
The shoot.commenced at 2 P. M., and lasted until 6. 
There were five events, 25 targets each. Hood Waters 
was high gun, 98, France second, 92. The scores: 
Dixon. ccs: 17 16 17 12 20 Rheinhardt.. 15 111116.. 
Mears’ sean 16 13 10 14 16 C- Malone: .%..ck7) Pieeenes 
Coffee’ socse. TAMOSIGE Re tae Watkins - 15 16 20:23 .. 
Waters) =.c% 24 21 18 16 20 Snyder aces 12° i140. oye 
Kellers rete 17-14 A313. Ruth *seeneee 15 12) eee 
‘Thompsonscen ta 19010" 0 se Edwards* 5.20 16) 160 oem 
Prance “ce. 19 16 15 20 22 Biddle ...... b Lge eth Oe 
Howardueess: ISForisieease Bowen ...... 16 AST woes 
Moxley “eens 22 13 18 18 15 L, Becker” dncole) wares Room 
Kessler tee lh OmGaoe. Kendall: so.a0 geeneeen ome 
Elderkin@as 120 10511718." 
Another series of shoots is being arranged between 
Baltimcre and Philadelphia. A 25-bird contest, ten men 
each, date not yet decided. The friendly rivalry between 
these clubs is marked, and if Philadelphia makes the 
record at white fliers, made at the Tri-State team shoot, 
our boys will have some crackerjack scores to beat. 
Mr. August Fenneman, proprietor of the Suburban 
Hotel, well known to Baltimoreans as ‘‘Halstead’s,”’ has 
