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Garfield Gun Club. 
Curicaco, April 28.—The appended scores were made on 
our grounds to-day on the occasion of the second trophy 
shoot of the first series. 
George and Kampp tied for Class A trophy on 20. 
Horns and Stone tied for Class B on 17. No Class C 
shooters participated. 
The day ‘was an extremely trying one for shooting, the 
light being very bad, and it was so windy as to make 
the flight of the targets very erratic. Those features, to- 
gether with the fact that the targets were thrown ex- 
tremely fast, many of them going fully 100yds., accounts 
for the many poor scores made. 
The attendance was good, considering weather con- 
ditions, twenty-two shooters taking part in the events of 
the afternoon. We will show up some better scores 
some nice day in the near future. 
Events: ete oe 4a° 0. 6 
Targets eo, 10) 10510" 10) 15 
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SUNS gd SE oe a GY a eget Bote te a ia 
PUN t mre TSG afovsy~ «470.05, cclo vie co.eceiste o ote Sete awe. Ge de 
Rete ola is. oS a vise s acclste’e eee ie PTE are mere eam 
LS Titol Lake Se ee LEP Sal igen in hc 
PPE EVTIONIGS siete ce ctles bee sceensb one LOSE Diae Or OF aS 13, 
RTM ote iyie ares sol 6s 0a'b'sse'as ewes NS Gia Db See Oe 12 
Pome Rect Cie)s cies cieinio s,t aise he's’ ss Se oe et eS cL 4. 
MORENO GSE CITT Gira cai, vis s:c\c.e:e ge ciaiecisieie.s wes ZU MON ee Gur So 18 
ee MMMM CHINE a ciate Eprisisie cide aisidic eb cele cou LOW dono Gin joe 7.tay, 2 
SHENG. 8 eb ee SOU eae eee 17 eG 5210s 695.3 
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Team shoot, George and Kampp captains: 
SGEOT GE Uwe cede ce 9 IRM 1 Pulte aisle ate oftie-siecsse 10 
RUE ATCIGG! octet dare cies o's 6 Ballard Peitececisesihe were 10 
NEGO AIG” areca v ereisse's 8 WAL USMEdES Masse ccacos 7 
USOT AGUS otis sts ciace 0:3 10 IM Cele Were aicisicic'eis nie iccere 7 
PROMLATCG caw eaiehiswlea is 10 WSAtON Gat incste aces ss 10 
PTRCE ae ciniae Sherer 5 oss 7 lelovarty Gonateedcnteonr ( 
SOPDIRES Matsemti cae soe cieee,0.0 8 IW TOnESUA aos eat e 4 
WeMIAUIUEBE eto sive te 602% 6—64 SIME MeSMecte acts sais 61s 8—63 
May 5.—The appended scores were made on _ our 
grounds to-day on the occasion of the third trophy shoot 
of the first series. Dr. Reynolds won Class A trophy 
on 23, Stone won Class B on 19, and Ostendorp and 
Kissack tied for Class C on 17. 
The day was a fairly good one for trap shooting, only 
being a little too chilly for comfort. Attendance fair, 
eighteen shooters participating in the various events ot 
the afternoon. 
After the trophy shoot was finished Stone and Dr. 
Reynolds chose up sides and two team races were in- 
dulged in, Dr. Reynolds’ team winning the first match 
and Mr. Stone’s team the second. Everything went off 
smoothly and all had a good time. 

Events: a Zeros em Diet 6 
Targets: 25. 15 10 10 10 10 
Pollard Lo eee sis AO 
Meek’... Bey, WA ih Witsoe 
Smedes .. 12a. te Gy 6 
Bullard 15} See OD 
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RURIBTEyTENG |. anh SSR Ge Eee eee eae aes 20 Se idl ae 6 SS 
SUITS 6? ocr Cercle Oe GOO ae Eee VO S12 eS “Te b 96 
ME AEO LER TIE otitis Ge oor s)giciewlsm,s news eee ast e Bsge a ewere 
MPCOLE CMU Gee COREA da si ss acds\s nals sce se 1G ie oe we G's 
WRC OLLC EMRE Rec yacinnessiesececcede cee Lota 26m SG 02 
TEMES CULO MAG MES Wp ailalors o(sieinle sie 8 visiee'e 6s 2% Ss Db ee. i 
RESELL OUD Ete tictiscieSieve ce p:cieigscig sles oicc.sie ig Ower Dean. 2 
etic MEN ie oP a, cvare-sie aves vierd.ccee des ui? “GOT Ako TPs aaa 
RAG Gees MC AE DAD diciccrrasie.siasiela's soca Daas ada eS 
VAM OSLGS series 2) abies ute e-c, 6.x: 006 ors) 9/o-staue oi Oman 3 4 
Astana ee cicie aiefeiesa(sies o/siecejs.e afe.se.s 13 10 Bs 4 
SEMIS TIES RIANA ale) aie.e)) viniphic.c.sis cise ona. e's tS 
No. 1 was trophy event. No. 5 was at 5 pairs. 
Match, eight-man teams, Dr. Reynolds and Mr. 
captains: 
Stone 
ILO Me iran carne a'ais.e «> 7 Reynolds Pccesrest ses 8 
POM ATC ates nc es.cis o0.s 9 MeDonald 2h csccsnee 8 
RT CSL AA siiicitie vaclae’s «ie 6 HOMES Beaaceniesistte see eee 8 
AR STi CY i ee s Bullardi yews oaeeee 9 
PILEUES mriemetins sss os 6 GeOF Ze iscusmnes sitere's 9 
Me tOlletenriarch siccscs ese ¢ a Goettéer?i aS. sc eee. 10 
Wet SSA ioe sedis Vaelviiere.c 7 Osténdorpr euccese see 4 
RS 9 doo BAA AGED Bre epee 1—51 RUSSel tic cane. cuetees 3—59 
Dr. J. W. MEEK, Sec’y. 
Pequea Gun Club. 
LANCASTER, Pa., May 3.—Only a few members of the 
Pequea Gun Club were present at the weekly practice 
shoot to-day. The shooting was fairly good. The 
weather conditions were fine. 
Shot at. Brk. Shot at. Brk. 
SALE wens oe. ss,< 150 137 Clark een seats 95 78 
iagte ee Sarena ae 150 112 Miss Rieker’... 85 70 
seaman) ie lecee. 130 104 Piighite tee seria «ae 50 45 
UNESSIOE cvevie'cre's os 100 90 
Fifty live birds, $50 entrance: Groff 41, Franciscus 40. 
Miss-and-outs, $1 entrance, re-entries: 
ARTS LON ee cdhaeiccere 222112 10 Pfininger ..... 010 2122 
Cariiell Saco <3: 122212 120 Wright ore... 20 02212 
Brennan ...... 10 0 Dormely aeses. 20 
ATES Gels fcis:c sc 2220 0 Franciscus ...0 11212 
BWALITIEE tec esleass 222210 Miss Rieker...222220 220 
Targets: 
Shot at. Brk. Shot at. Brk. 
Ressler 4... seisbisss 50 45 Miss Rieker .... 25 18 
WRLC eon esis ees aise 25 17 


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