APRIL 14, 1906.] 
FOREST AND STREAM. 

Bethlehem—Pen Argyl. 
BETHLEHEM, Pa., April 9.—Please find herewith the 
scores of the team shoot between the Lehigh Rod and 
Gun Club of Bethlehem, Pa., and the Mountain View 
Rod and Gun Club, of Pen Argyle, Pa., which resulted 
in a victory for the Bethlehem boys. A return match is 
expected at Pen Argyle about May 5, when a fine time 
is expected. The Pen Argyle boys will spare no time 
to show visitors a good time. 
Mr. H. Schlicher made a fine showing by shooting 
straight, with Van Kirk. a close second, only missing 1. 
Lehigh Team. | Mountain View Team. 
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DS CHIICHED I ccasiccccs es 25 Pla DLCEOT | wiccie eis vie 18 
SRETUITE eee Me isi cicic oleic eisie 20 RRODEGUSi A ec csteteiehioctis 17 
DUET ET sak sieht occ a'cle'wieiess 19 FF OMLE) Vers cteccisfoln sie ere 15 
ETARICOV I. «clslaaictnele’a's 20 Gaines wdeicieals isle otelesie 19 
MATIN Recliacleicicislsl; sis 20 UfamMantroy Jagdadehecac 20 
TRCYCEL, Bt cicie te ote siasele.elg ss.0 21 TUCKET. aes ciicteletete’- 14 
MA SVCTC: Grin cictvicistels. oie «0 19 StileG acteeccis onic’ sia.s 22 
Stttiital ane t Cane COCR Oe 19 Wag) “s seict iw stscclerereecs 16 
ENS Se Uk AR CeeSE 19—204 Galbert rae citere somes 15—180 
He hy Koch, Sec y. 
F. L. Clark Shoot. 
LancasTER, Pa., April 6.—The following scores were 
made at live birds on F. L. Clark’s grounds, this day. 
Miss Rieker was high gun, killing 12 out of 15. Quite a 
number of birds were lost, being carried out of bounds by 
the high wind. Krick and Groff were very unfortunate 
in this way. Scores: 
Five birds: 
DURE Ne ticteiglorsis,s'0\9:s/0, = 01202—3 GLO emer dedeisictoretds ete, os 21021—4 
IBGVNCECEE) cdeccs ss 01000—1 ENT Seams exsieve clatelaiaisie'er= 01101—3 
Miss Rieker .......22220—4 
Five birds: 
‘Sov a daneposorcone 11201—4 eri Clutter caine ctsietiers 11222—5 
Mass: Rieker <...... 022214 ID\Eha Adan oaeena 00000—0 
Five birds: 
Miss Rieker ....... 20211—4 UD rtyy acl cicieieionts res (22224 
Grol) Moo peasedcenee 02100—3 J 
Special match, 5 birds: 
RCNA IG sierejatele cisfeicteleisis\s 22222-—5 Grote bass ckidsisen,cines 20022—3 
Rifle Range and Gallery. 
Ohio Rifle Notes. 
The Englewood Rifle Club held a shoot on April 3, 
but only three members were present. The match was 
in five 4-shot events, possible 48 in each; possible total, 
240; offhand, at 100yds. Kerr was high man with 198, 
Leiber 192, and Manges 130. The club will hold its 
medal shoot on April 17, and after that will hold regular 
shoots on Saturday afternoons during the summer. 
A match was shot at Euphemia on April 3, between 
C. W. Matthews and J. Sweeny, at 100yds., offhand, on 
target with 4in. center, five 4-shot events; possible in 
each, 48; possible total, 240. C. W. Matthews was an 
' easy winner with the good score of 230, including two 
perfect scores of 48, his first and last string. 
It is proposed to form a rifle club league of the clubs 
in and about Dayton, for the purpose of holding 
monthly team shoots on the home ranges of those 
joining in the movement. This would include the 
clubs now shooting at Englewood, West Milton, Day- 
ton, Jackson Township, Euphemia, West Sonora, Green- 
ville, Turin Valley, Gratis, Somers Township, West 
Elkton and Eaton, and possibly Xenia, Springfield, New 
Lebanon and Arcanum. The matter will be talked up 
at the shoot to be held near West Alexandria, and a 
committee appointed to report at the rifle shoot of the 
Dayton Sharpshooters in May. It is evident that there 
exists a desire for such contests from the interest mani- 
fested in the recent team match at Eaton, and if the 
Englewood Club would start the game and name a date, 
most, if not all, of the clubs named would be repre- 
sented. The matches would be at 100 and 200yds., both 
offhand and rest, the standard American target to be 
used. There is growing a feeling that all rifle clubs of 
the valley should adopt one of the standard targets, in 
order to properly compare their work with that of shoot- 
ers in other parts of the country, and the formation of a 
league would hasten the adoption of such a target. 
Col. Paul M. Miliken, Chief of the Cincinnati Police, 
won first prize at the shoot of the Police Revolver Club 
held on the range in City Hall, April 6. His score was 
185 out of a possible 200. Patrolman Krimme was second 
and Major Carroll third. 
Zettler Rifle Club. 
Wirtiiam A. TrEwes made another perfect 10-shot score 
and also carried off the weekly bullseye prize at the 
shoot keld April 2, while Arthur Hubalek made the 
highest 100-shot score. The results at 75ft., offhand: 
A Hubalek 
G Schlicht ..... 246 245 246 247 244 246 245 248 244 245—2451 
L P Hansen....241 237 241 244 244 240 242 242 245 246—2422 
Ten-shot: scores: 

245 
We AG LG URES ht cies cies aia’ele sisivis eiae.c 250 245 243 248—1231 
OVW CTLs SOIMILE bereciceids siciesines ccs 244 2839 248 242 2421215 
SS amIESTACOCLELET, I Ticip eles «ciociviee 246 240 245 247 234—1212 
ome mE US Gtetett <i secre; co's 0c ore'e.s <1 243 240 247 241 241—1212 
Igl) CE VASA ae OAS aeepenecueaden 240 241 245 241 240—1207 
aT EV PP LECLLCL ccncccleisicces'e eee. 235 243 248 235 240—1196 
Rea Ge Zetblet osc ce o..s0's.< cje'slewiers 237 240 231 239 239—1186 
PATISTISHRDELETOW re scsccccicc clos 234 237 233 239 236—1179 
Li LED GIES Se deGR osnaaDsoepedan 222 2382 224 242 232—1152 
RAPD EIOIUS ot eisce aclestescee 228 2385 2385 229 218—1140 
Bullseye target, degrees: 
Wie Ach DEWES s crclersis sins cine 91% Arthur Hubalek ...... 42 
Barney Zettler ........ 3516 CGUG I Zettlerasccec.s nists 66 
Pre ED mals CLIOD Atists eat .an 3744 (Gs. dp LEYS goNG sh odneooHs 68 

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