The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-20
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Mas ths esampion and Ira A. Paine IL New York.
so single rises 80 yards rise and 50 yards boundary
English rules. The contest was nOminaly for $500,
hut assertions were openly made that nothing like
that amount OF money was pending, II, indeed, any
wss yeven 70 this 0' BY III
both principals, who shot as II their only
object was TO get the match over Without any
TO on Bogardus to 10 TO on Paine. The cham
e Painss but Paine tied him az o. the score
being IA EACH This gave the pools flip, and the
IN The third 10 Paine missed and Bogardus only
2-score, Bogardus 2, Paine 10. The shooting on
both sides was somewhat better for the rest Of the
match, LOgardus maintaining his lead and winning
there we're no reflective shels' among the car
some excuse. The following is the SUMMARY -
SANE DAyEMatch for $500 !nominaD, betweeS
e Es9sr ns saa Ira Ss Paaas
rules; referee, Miles Johnson, Of Rhode Isss...11;
Tinker. Won by Bogaraus by the following
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l. J. . ta I 4 i1 1 !; . 3 & go
between Abe Kleinman and Paine, gave, as It de.
served give. universal satisfaction. The match
was at 80 single rises ground trap q yards rise, so
yards boundary, Rhode Island rules, each man to
trap and handle Tor his opponent. the stakes being
match was on the square, and that the pockets and
hearts Of the principals were concerned and inter-
day. and Is not considered one whit inferior to B0
gardus even by the most erociOus partisans Of the
the Velvet coated o. New
more than excellent. Luck very slightly favored
the Eastern boy. who finally won BY two birds &c.
the match was half oyer, when Paine assumed the
premiership Paine had somewhat the better luck
second bird falling dead out OF bounds and Pane's
fifth getting away, though hard hit. AT 20 Paine
teenth dead out OF bounds) and his fifteenth "a
kissing driver, Clearly missedl, while lras TWEEN
e ga1 Spa 70 tine
back into bounds to die after getting beyond the
flags. Thence to the finish Paine killed everything,
| Kleinman missing hts twenty-ffth ian easy IN
SAME DAY-Matcn for 5000 between Ira A. Paine,
boundary, Rhode Island rules. Each to trap and
handle for the other. Won by Paine by the follow
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.Hs III I, o J. i J. 1-2a
The tournament viii close tomorrow with an
amateur sweep, Tor which there are fifteen sub
scribers Mt SIS EACH and match for $780, so sim
| gle birds, between Eddy Thomas and j. p. Robert
! son. The latter t''champion OF Scotand'0 has
also been matched with DR.. o. II. Bross to shoot at
Hyde Park, and negotiations are In progress for
grand feurhanded MATCH for $125 or $3.50 corner,
| between Tinker Paine, Bogardus and Kleinman
GRAVE ALLEGATION
have been made to-day as to the character OF the
championship nmtch between Tinker and B0gar.
dus which took place yesterday. 1t ID asserted
by gentlemen OF trustWOrthlness that the shooters
had no money up, and cOnsplred to rope in the
wary outsiders who bought pools 1t Is charged
that the result was fixed and openly predicted by
outside accomplices, who knew precisely when to
bet that individual birds would be missed and that
the defective shells" were not the result OF mis-
hap but OF design. empty cartridges having been
remembered that OF the first fifty birds each total
Of nine escaped, while OF the last nineteen got
away nine OF these latter being charged to ssdeec
tive shellS'-hve to Tinker and four to Bogardus.
1t Ia claimed that this was done to take in the
| wary who were betting on 'ninety killed" by the
| winner and, In connection with the Paine
| Bogardus shooting to-day, the matter has, ut
least, an unsatisfactory look.
Rowdies Break UP q Championship
Match I'm Baltimore-The stakes Re-
turned.
BALTIMORE May 10. 1879
The pigeon shooting match to-day, between
Henry Engle, Of Baltimore city, and John Giddings,
OF Baltimore county, for $500 and the champion
rowdies, who commenced to riot on the grounds,
when 1t became apparent their favorite. Engle,
would be beaten. The betting was heavy, and city
men interfered with the shooting to save their