Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-05-03
,ho fonrth tia.triel as they had made

the fourth tie-trial, as they had made
Mr.. Dew on the arst round killed both
birds near the trans, on LETT quarterng
fiv. On the second round the birds came
inward on fast wing, and were dropped.
On the third round both birds flew fast
to the left, butswere killed outright.
Mr.. Wheatley, on the first round,
killed both birds as they made fast quar-
tering TO the let. On the second round
went quartering to the left, the first
escaping and the second being killed.
On the last round enc bird was killed as
the two went fact to the left.
Mr.. Dew, OF Columbia, was declared
winner of the thiid prize.
TIE SCORE.
lst. %. Sd. Total.
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Mr.. Wheatiey. Oh 10
The above match was one Of the most
exciting ever given by the Bluff City
club, and many fine shots were made
even by gentlemen who failed to secure
large scores. All Of the ties in the above
match, as in the succeeding ones, were
shot on rise of twenty-one feet.
MATCH FOR TIE SILVER PITCHER.
The match for the silver pitcher for
members of the club only enlisted five
entries whose score record is as follows;
DIR. d. u. SAUNDERS.
First round, both birds killed on fast
duartering 10 the left. The birds dropped
nicely. The second round was the same,
the birds almost IN the exact locality.
=. Nha ir,1s .r.a
dropped on a fast incoming fly. The
fourth round gave blank score, the birds
having fled to the left. The birds on the
fifth round came inward and were killed.
MR.. ]. W. ALLEY.
This gentleman killed both birds in
fast quartering to the left, at the first
round. On the second round the birds
maue trap rise, the tisst being killed
and the second missed. At the third
round the birds fast quartered to the
left, one being killed. On the fourth
round the birds rose fast to the left, and
one was scored. At the fifth round the
birds made fast drives. and were scored.
MR.. D. RRYsON.
On the first round had fast drives, but
scored only one bird. On the second
round the birds fast quaTteFed to the left
and scored. The third round gave fast
drivers, which were killed. At the
fourth round the birds rose slowly, one
being killed and the other missed. The
fifth round showed fast rises to the left,
and resulted in the dropping Of the
birds.
CAPTAIN Il. W. LIGHTBURNE.
On the opening round both birds made
fast drives to the left, but escaped, the
last one being fred ct at long range.
The second round gave two fast birds to
the left, with one score. At the third
round the birds made fast for the left,
and one was scored. On the fifth round
the birds few swift TO the left, giving
one score. The Efth round gave fast
drivers and one score.
MR.. VILLA. ROWLEs, JR.
On the first round one score was made,
the birds making fast incoming rise.
AT the second round the birds went left
and right and were scored. The third
round showed fast drivers, one of which
On the fourth round the birds
came in slowly, the first being killed.
It the fifth round the birds went to tn. .
-ight and one was killed.
MR.. {. W. WELLS.
On the first round the birds went fast
% the left, and one was killed. On the
second round the birds quartered fast to
he left, and the first came 10 the ground.
At the third round there were fast birds
% the left with two misses. The fourth
-ound gave two fast birds to the left,
,ne being scored. At the fifth round
he first Of the birds which came in fast
was killed.