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Indoor .22 Caliber Rifle League. 
Tue Indoor 22-Caliber Rifle League of the United 
States tournament, held at Grand Rapids, Mich., Feb. 
12 to 17, resulted in a shifting of places in champion- 
ship matters, and in some’ wonderful scores. ; 
Capt. W. A. Tewes, of Jersey City, N. J., in the 
championship match, made the wonderful score of 2;481 
out of a possible 2,500. On Thursday, he shot 50 of his 
100 shots, scoring 1,242, only 8 points less than perfec- 
tion. He scored 1,239 on Friday, winning the match 
and breaking the record of 2,468, held by Mr. L. P. 
Ittel, of Pittsburg, and made at the Zettler tournament 
last year. Capt. Tewes has been shooting in great 
form in months past, and his great success was not 
unanticipated. Mr. L. P. Ittel was second with a total 
of 2,453, and Mr. F. C. Ross, of Chicopee Falls, Mass., 
was third with a total of 2,452. The prizes ranged from 
$100 (won by Capt. Tewes, in addition to the gold medal) 
down to $10, twenty-five prizes in all. The scores in the 
championship match follow: 

TERE EWESMULETSEY 'GItVvenccescesscenccvcccccceccase 2481 
ee PE CR ILESDUIE GE sclsccracccsicec cece cccccinecesccess 2453 
i.) CG. Ross, Chicopee Falls, Mass!..........0.002+ss000 2452 
Mem aMGH eM ELODOKENS ING) Jie ccc cece csiccnccieviecrccesncns 2448 
Arye Shembrner, PiattSburg. oe. secicc sccm cceseccsccoccss 2446 
DoemAe otiilman, woyracise, No Y....2..ccccesssereceeee 2443 
eNO PIN EEN OL Mt aa c.clc-eicialn alc oreo cis:oisie,cisieie citi ne sie 2442 
H. M. Thomas, New Haven, Conn...............-++++ 2437 
J. W. Dearborn, New Haven..................ssseee- 2428 
A. Sorrenson, Chicago eae eran reietainsicinsisisiasistele 2424 
Peer ilstermenochester, Ns Y .ccccc ce csssccceccesoee 2421 
J WGEOL CE COIICACO say esccle loc cle viele ceeccc vices cess 2420 
ACME ISOE MOT EG NICA DO rccicgic.c vise cow ccicicinie Stace dsleaivee ac 2420 
J. Loudensack, New Haven............-.+..+sseseeeus 2417 
J. H. Springsguth, Chicago.........-.ssssseseeeeeeees 2412 
PiemMosboueher) Pittsburg. 2... cc sccceccccecececess 2404 
W. C. Kreig, Chicago 2386 
See ET ate CICA ROM cs ceeeiscisinetciscos cease cicnseeciceces 
K. W. Zoeller, Pittsburg. 
H. Schurz, Chicago........ : : 
M. Waltonhouse, Davidson Station, Mich...... rents 2264 
In the continuance match, four, Messrs. Ittel, Tewes, 
Stillman and Buss tied on perfect scores of 300. The 
scores: 
PERRET PE TLES UL Diets clei s cld'sieisis «ceclovnnciewievelssivesesics 300 
W. Al Dewes, Jersey City....@....ccccecccccsccccnescers 300 
ea SRM MO RUIYOLIC cteleicieta.e:n aia pare lc. djvinicie vicie cle'sis sle'Sie.e je esis 300 
CRASHES TACTISE wines, ojc.0iviele sie so bisis wie vie arcane asicle.cte 300 
AD Yn Heubner, Pittsburg... : -. ccc. sccccceccs seve ce canes 299 
PigiMemromasmINGWo ELAVETI ccc cc arcsec cpiecectescenecs 299 
Py iG Ross eC MtCOpeerPallss io. focccccsccscsecccee cee cise 298 
Mi) Res GUOKGM yy sete es rnisie cc iisecscicccecncdacees ssc 297 
J. W. Dearborn, New Haven..............-.-sseeeeeees 29K 
J: Loudensack, New Hlaven.........c0..scsecessosecess 297 
T. Mosbougher, Pittsburg..............--ssseeeeee ences 292 
Vo iemopmapsmuth, | CHICALO. 6.6 oo cec acess ceeccveese 290 
Aram eGC TE NC HI CACO tas see teits cclebecicceccccsens ee ae 290 
Jo Rim Pulsifer, Rochester... ....0-.sssccsssecessoceeoes 287 
A. Sorrenson, Chicago ........0...seseecesceeseeseeeees 285 
SUSE UTe ye MOHICAC OM sc clciccs ce cinde odeceecenccese 283 
Pe MGeorme, Chicago... oo. ecw sce c cece edece cee cescecesees 
T. H. Keller, New York.............sscceeeesseeseeeees 
Meyer, Grand Rapids...... 
Doe Johnson, New York..... 
eet Oa CG MICAGO ot aces cence Tee oclse nse seetaedicecans 
The bullseye match was won by L. P. Ittel, with a 
performance of 4% degrees. Doc Johnson made a per- 
formance of 5 degrees and was second. F. C. Ross and 
W. C. Greig tied on third with 54% degrees. The scores 
‘in the bullseye match were as follows: 

We DERG eL es wasters alate sj0:cf0:s 434 AL mireubner” cacacincs 121% 
Doc fohnson >.......- 5 Kaa WeeZocller tec esties 14% 
By CamINGSB Mitel asians e336 514 J H Springsguth ..... 14% 
We GiKtreie aiess cise sles 514 ASE SOSTENSON Ss ceeeinncs 17 
OM WEAEDOLI Ss vacc see 654 H Mosbougher ...... 19 
TES BIG a dalicisele ss 9:5 7 Spocbinniphreye.. acc 1914, 
SH BOd ereavieeresn e+e GEOL LEW ides vsineccesls 1914 
7 Loudensack Gen McGurrin ....... 21 
Cc 1, Ses Peres oie" o' sie MUS THOMAS wore dferae cic 30 
“Ae CSN Gre nyticsieietes aM SIte tematic scare 301% 
A Rieckhoff .. HIST asters sevelete sisters 2 35 
© Smith eeeensis,< INL EVE hae .te cite netieete 42 
A A. Stillman .. JetHebbard@s.. css 55 
W ALT Eewesisic casos Maj Stewarte ws cosscse 59 
A J Heubner 
Honor target match—degrees: 
‘AS Je meubner .)...s2-. 634 WeeA Tewes: 5. ccccev ess 18 
ASARStllimanis, 6. ....26 171% 
Italian Rifle Association. 
Scores made on the Zettler ranges, 159 West Seventy- 
third street, New York City, Feb. 5, at 75ft. offhand on 
the 25-ring target: 
Dre Castelli ..s. cc 217 226 Veal snietislcs Soecene D228 ace 
E Orsenigo ........ 227 230 Silvestriee cweoscs ces 207 211 
Cassetttegs. ce cev sats 214 223 Dir Mondini 2. s.ea. 203 212 
MitiziGr aes seenasiiscs,s 227 234 Clementine essen 190 213 
Wersonitieccsrs sca. 211 197 Got ConttGencrs ee. 23D. “hes 
(Castel lucet mensions 229 .. StellOpenss sere eeesy 222 218 
This club shows improvement through practice every 
week. Shoots are held on the Zettler ranges, and the 

standard ring target is used on the 25yd. range. Totals 
follow for the shoot held Feb. 15: 
Alpteri. (20.0055 232 248—475 De Silvestri . 198 170—368 
WGSSaAtie a. 226 230—456 SCOttliamenaaioares 135 145—280 
Gazzolat tee ons es 221 229—450 Mantelli~ o..2.. 239 
E Orsenigo .. 222 226—448 Reali Ane Eye 
Bagarozzi .... 211 219—430 Muzio 233 
PSeINGISE: ec ccies 203 214—417 Stella 226 
Personini .... 209 205—414 CASSEttt arta. =< 225 
Pagliuchi .... 207 202—409 Gastelitici <7... 222 
Glementiv...... 204 191—395 
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