JUNE 2, 1906.] 
FORRES iA N D#s EREAM. 89k 

WESTERN TRAP. 
Cincinnati, O., Gun Club. 
THERE was a very good attendance at the grounds on 
May 26. Those present took part in a 100-target race 
shot at various distances from 16 to 20yds., 10 at each 
mark; 60 targets shot at over each set of traps. Randall 
finished high with 88, and made a good second with 87. 
This shifting distance is. getting to be quite a fad with 
the boys, and several matches were shot. Considerable 
practice shooting was indulged in, preparing for the 
championship shoot on Decoration Day. The scores: 
One hundred target race: 
BEAT AIL Wale Gua kiciens sloeseaee 88 Mai trarde a: sae cette Jocre 78 
BAINES. cece ss ceesss ces 87. Bullerdicker ey veces ese 73 
PRICES ieee ek ciwisc es ceases 83 PP Ute Me redecrcicencs ccs ot 70 
COIN Sons CHES eOn SE 83 TAT CESME een odetine coins 70 
Keplinger ......s.0+..0.5 81 IMIGVers. Pte core c skteeleccsve « 64 
Fifty target race: 
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TCE ATR reise cscs cscs 34 Cotimehamyt cisecssscene 20 
Ohio Trap Notes. 
C. C. Rayburn, of the N. C. R. Gun Club, Dayton, 
president of the State League, has charge of the ar- 
rangements of the grounds and construction of equip- 
ment for the State shoot June 5 to 8. He has done the 
work in the most approved style. The firing stands and 
traps are in the center of a 100-acre tract of level grass 
land, with a perfect sky background. Five Leggett traps 
are in position, and more can be placed if needed. The 
16yd. line will be protected from the sun by temporary 
shelter frames, which can quickly be removed for the 
handicap events. His aim has been to make the shooters 
comfortable, and the visitors will agree that he succeeded, 
The grounds will be open for practice on June 4, and the 
tournament closes with the N. C. R. handicap on June 8, 
at 100 targets, open to the world, the League adding $100 
to the purse. 
John L. Theobald, secretary of the State League, will 
have charge of the office force at the State shoot in 
Dayton. ‘This is always a position of responsibility and 

D. R. JONES, 
Missionary in Ohio, 
lots of hard work. Mr. Theobald has arranged a system 
which will work accurately and enable him to keep up 
with the progress of the shoot, and have all scores and 
money awards entered immediately at the close of each 
event, 
Tke Northern Kentucky Gun Club, of Bellevue, Ky., 
held their regular shoot on May 20, seventeen members 
and visitors taking part. The programme consisted of 
five 25-target events, La Boiteaux finishing with 76, 
Gould 93, Stuard 85. Out of 100 targets E. Trimble broke 
79, Gowling 50. Shooting at 75, Miles, Jasper and Francis 
got 53, 60 and 42 respectively; Bleh, Fee, Patton, Walker 
and Heidel broke 38, 35, 27, 24 and 20 in order named 
out of 50. Pohlar 17, Sampson -15, E, Altherr 14, and 
Bable 6 out of 25. Among the visitors were E. Altherr, 
Pohlar, Bleh, Francis and Miles, of the Cincinnati Gun 
Club. The grounds are in fine shape, and as they are 
only a few minutes’ ride from Cincinnati, a number of 
the boys are getting into the habit of going over the 
river. They never put the scores they do at home, how- 
ever. Bleh ought to be gcod for much nearer 90 per 
cent. than he got to-day. Pohlar does better at home, 
and E. Trimble is better than a 79 per cent. shooter. 
At the regular shoot of the Rohrer’s Island Gun Clib 
on May 28, there was a small attendance. The Class A 
certificate was won by Chas, F. Miller with 23 out of 25. 
There were no entries in the other classes. A team 
match closed the day’s sport. Miller and Chamberlain 
defeated Ike and Curphey with 170 to 156. The match 
was at 100 targets per man. In the first round Miller’s 
team got a lead of 9 with 46 to 37. The next two rounds 
were ties on 41-and 38. In the last round Miller’s team 
increased their lead by 5 with 45 to 40. The individual 
scores were: Miller 23, 21, 18, 20; total 82. Chamber- 
lain 23, 20, 20, 25; total 88; team total 170. Ike 19, 21, 
ee 23; total 83; Curphey 18, 20, 18, 17; total 73; team total 
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