, 1873-05-17
Third Day Of Tho pigeon-sllooti,lg
" Tournament.
Stage vs. Farnaworth, Bogarduu VS..
= Paine; Kloilman VS.. Paine,
Tho "Wcstcrn Sporting Gnzotto !"
.' -, ..---Turf Notes.


g. effect from tho grand stand In Doxtor Par
j, None Of those who .woro prcaont can complain
10 mot having received tho worth OF their money
u tho way Of sport, for thero 'yoro tlroo cloucl
al contested mntches, In two Of which tho orn<
: shotH of tie country participated. Tho 9th
r. match was shot by Tom stagg al,d john Fam
+ worth, and was tho frat QUO OF Il
II uay: It was at fifty binglo bird
twonty-ono yards. rlBo from n pluns
trap, for 800 sido At tho opening Farns,Yort
waa quito favorito with pool-buyors, but bofot
tho match WAS oyor the. betting ohangod arorn
! IN favor Of stagg, who eventually camo out wir
ner Following ia tho aooro.,
ti'
noaAnpus AND PAINE.
The noxt match was betwocn Capt. Dogartus
, tho champion, and Ira A. Pano,. tho famous Nov
York marAsman stake of $500 was gonorali,
ennposod to depend oil the result, but it Il
highly probable that such ,saa not tho fact
trofeHafonal pigeon-ellootors rs general thing
talk moro and produce loss money than an,
oIa osnoT Gaas 10 OF sporting mon, though why thit
knows anything about pigoon-matches could toll
ae glance TINT BogarduH and Paino wore not
shooting Tor money. Both Of them appeared to
i, 1e careless 40 to how tho thing would turn out.
70 Tue spectators, as thoro wns considerable
money In tho pools. Fifty single birds from flyo
groSHna trap5 were Rhot ut, tho riso being thirty
yaftda' yfes' and tho boundary eighty. Tile Engliph
Mas i'.. tle M reioreo, and Z. ". Tinker acted as
Judge Tor Palue, aud Theodore Wachtor M indro
1or Bogardus. At the start tho betting was
no dnons h ovea bt Slo to S5 vas offered 5ogar-
81: 1ho sforo then stood for Dogarlus and 5
! 1or tatne both men having mado aomo miaor
able misses. at tho ond Of tho second ten tin
;1ott,'nE ~ %as again materially changed, Paine l,av-
scofo even ut II each. Tho calculations Of Dool-
buyor9 were again upset during tho prorroes ~
tho third round, in which Paino 1nauacod to rat.
o of9tho 10 9gnn ho secured ard Dogafdua out
mitch Dogardus kept tho betting WITH him at
var1o'a odds, Which wore frooly taken. Hc
n'inaed birds In tho last co. and 30 did paino
tho Wsatorn SSoT1 being loft at 81 to a5 in favor Of
poraoas who got caught in tho pools woro not
very complimentary to either eliootor iuet about
thsa time; but Bogardus aud Primo nro old
ao,. ncn1s N stG ahGotng busineae and little
:. aoGu. -, nat Is said OF them whom they don't feel
Of tho match: '~0-o
The guns did not miss fro in tho match, and
S atEsy 3 taa a asd congdsraton wdo I'll, nhy y
score becomes very poor. 'N'
PAINE AND IsLE1EafAS
Tho closing match Of tho tlay occurred 1otw woo,,
laliie lii and ADO hlolnman ut Calumet, who in-
her|te the family falling Of CARRYING On awoan.
han stake and handicap prlzoa, aud loang single
was undoubtedly genuine, as tic shooters tl1em.
eolves exhibited considerable anxiety ahaut In
result: Thirty single birds from q ground tran
~ ya9de 5er fao th, a sg ssa boundary wore ahof
s2oo. Tho mon trapped and handed for % eaeh y,
and placed it in tho trap for ii tho l'' ot1cr dr
10 gnoat IT, Ihs may DO considered an uinl-
not thoroughly understand it. To tic profos. ~
sional R1goon-shooter, however 1t means grent
deal: They arc intimately Acquainted VIII tho
pGemIarties 9f tho bird and pick out tho
whon released from tho trap. In this respect
falno hab no superior in America Whom Klein.
man stopped to tho acoro ho was tho favorito IL
tno pools, and continued to be until after ]1o Ind
Ilou ,1e ini thirteenth ahot. In tho first ton Lo
bounds: paino also killed ntno OUT Of his hrsf
Gn losing tho fifth bird, which carried consider.
= ible o. slot ont OF tho park. Kloinman lost tho
ntm n1Iia, anu nith IN luis second ton,-tho formor
ost ' oae De'0s bird '''ip II %ss f5s 1a,ias Isns
y falling to hit 1t, aud came very near, losing
e;n no;Iar, p, ~; McA TT, flow cut 9f bounds and flow ii
N ralno: LII tho third ton, Kloinn,an medo
notner ~ clean miss Of IN oasy1ying bird, whiIo1
a antagonist killed his ten 1uerrincly. ioayiur
neo dGoTe thaT. Gs - to 2e in his 1ayor WHAT diner
'ogardus airairl Following is tho score s !: ''
KLEINMAa--1 0'11l11l1111 1o.,1,
ht51rls1 1l9131al73 3d;, .
a sweepstakos match will bo shot by local am 9
tour marlsmon, this afternoon, aud i rromisoa o
20 .3nte Interesting Fifteen of our bost shots
we VI. aIhe,ady h,ny entered and deposited foo Of sl5
Eddy Thomas and Robertson tIo gcotcb Il
.amp!on, will shoot tllis afternoon at tifty brda
7 7, q stake OF sl00. Tho Kennicott CluG rllles
III bo observed. A"~ AoAo'
FouR-HANDEp MATCH. .
strong efforts ure bcing made to arrange a y
1f-hahdeu match between Tinkcr and P1ine -
~ bogardus and Klcnnan. Tho parties thom, j i
eoa opp' appeaF ~ t%1ng but thoro orc differences
aeo acc Of shooting. The Eastern mon would - -
ther nave 1t como Off nearer to their llo,uo thnn
aieago; Such match at Dexter Park for $500 fs<
i,ooo Bido. would bring out an immense y I
o"d and it ought to be made If possible, - =
PIGEON SHOOTING IN HYDE PARK -
another mitch has been ARRANGED betwaep r ~
1lobertaon aud DR.. O. II, Bross. rl,e corii. 70
ns aro that twenty-five wild birds aha1l bo ghot -
tWonty-one Yards rise, tile Ahootelt to trap ani u
ndle; atalso 9l00. ''"F 8''A
THE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH, m
II fa claimed by poraonH who ought to know dc
at t., the championship match between Bogayylus 4,
. 1lnkor OIL Thursday was O. "Hnap" afruIr Of
tten up tor tho purpose Of catching bots. ono X
h1lenan who WIS proaont says he heard ulan. n,
10 must have boon III the ring" call out Tia Il,
aaed birds. or, rather, tho birds tint woro tn lit
miHaod; and get them right every limo, TLe BIT
ne gentleman reports TINT tho oartrftlrea eli
liGA a missed fire woro put into tho gun entity III
these arc facts, professional pigeon -nhooii6r IL.
oald not DO oountenanccd auy longor tr
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