The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-03

Van Buren, came next and killed quarerer 10 the left
Instantly T. stevenson followed and he made ex-
cellent shot killing rapid driver with second barrel
g. Livingston then went 20 the score and shot both bar
rels into an ncomer which he killed quickly f. W. Davis
killed his bird ao in good STYLE Perry Belmont then
came and killed driver quickly with the first
barrel A. 7. Rice missed rapid bird TO the left quar-
rapid bird, driver f. p Sands came next and
knocked rapid driver over with first barrel splen-
score and he Killed quarterer TO the
right very prettily G. T. Dabney followed and
hit incomer which flew into the tent and es-
capped. S. Curtis quickly killed driver with both
barrels Count Castel next and killed instantly
one incomer O. A Post then killed quickly quar-
conner Messrs NJ Van Buren,, s. s Rowland and
Isaac Townsend did not shoot this round and retired,
having no chance 10 win.
lSeuenM Round-H Bloodgood led of by hitting his
bird with both barrels The bird carried both loads
near the boundary and was there gathered Travers
van buren, followed and missed incomer, very easy
bird. 4. Stevenson killed driver very skilfuy. @.
Livingston followed and missed rapid driver. e. W.
Davis was next, and he, too, missed driver p Bel
mont was next at the score dnd killed his bird at tho
trap by giving 1t both barrels in rapid succession.
A. T. Rice then knocked a bird over at the
trap. J. p Grund next came, and he missed a
driver that quarered trihe to the left. +. p. Sands
tumbed quarterer to the left with his first bar
rel A. Belmont Jr., then hit an incomer that fell
dead inside the bounds G. T, Dabney missed quar-
terer to the left Curtis quickly killed driver
ond barrel, but it escaped c. A Post killed quar-
terer TO the right with second barrel G. Douglas had
an ncomer which he knocked over very quickly.
Eighth Rolnd-Mr. Bloodgood missed an easy bird
that flew slowly TO the right Travers Van Buren, fol-
lowed and killed his bird at the trap. E. Stevenson
next, and he killed twster close to the trap
Livingston then killed his bird as soon as left the
ground g. W. Davis next went to score, and although
he hit the bird 1t came in and escaped
7. Belmont followed and made a good shot,
killing quarterer with the first barrel. A T.
Rice came next and killed quarterer to the left
with both barrels. +. p. Sands made a capital shot,
killing his bird close to the trap L. Curtis knocked his
bird over as 1t drove away from the trap Count Cas-
tell then missed both barrels and his bird escaped
C. A. he I'd n
driver, which fell outside of bounds six inches G.
Douglas then closed this round by killing incomer.
NinH Round-Mr Bloodgood led of at a rapid
driver, which fell dead of bounds T. Van Burel,
gave both barrels together and knocked his bird w
pieces at the trap. h. Stevenson killed quarterer
close to the trap quickly. Livingston then came to
the and killed his bird very pretty at the trap
f. W. Davis was next, and he killed his bird with the
first barrel near tho ground. Perry Belmont followed
and made poor shots by missing an ncomer A. T.
Rico had slow bird, which he killed as it rose from
the ground F. r Sands then came to the score, and
knocked driver very quickly the score. G.
Douglas followed and missed driver by being too slow
Tenth Rostnd.--Mr Bloodgood again led, and killed
bird close to the trap Mr. Van Buren, missed driver with
both barrels Mr.. l. Stevenson followed with good kill
of driver hitting 1t with both barrels c. Livingston
then scored and killed his bird instantly while the
ground They gave him another Bird which he hit with
both barrels but the bird escaped E. w. Davis then
Belmont followed and killed an incomer with both
barrels. A. T. Rice killed, pretty a driver f. p
Sands followed and killed driver with his second
barrel thereby winning the cup.
Mr.. Stevenson won the second money and those who
had only killed eight had 10 shoot of for the third prize
which was one entrance money G. Douglas finished
the tenth round by killing his bird
THE WINNER OF THE CUP.
Mr.. Sands, tho winner Of the Cup is the son Of DR..
Sands, OF Newport, who is only good shot
THE TIE
Mr. Bloodgood killed his bird quickly it drove away
nom tho traps e. W. Davis followed at bird that had
TO be made TO rise by stone; but II left the
ground it was killed Belmont killed an incomer
very prettily A. Rice missed and was out G.
Douglas also missed the bird being rapid driver and
he retired
SECOND ROUND ON THE TIE
Mr. Bloodgood killed a quarterer to the left very
skilfully & W. Davis followed and hit the bird but
1t escaped. p Belmont also missed and Mr.. Blood
good won back his entrance money.
The cup is really beautiful work of art; is of oval
FORM on a common pedestal, being about ten inches
high above the stem and diameter of about eleven
inches. For handles the form selected is that of two
pigeons at rest On either side engraved two crossed
guns bound near the stocks with wreath of gold.
This was made by Tiffany 4 Co., of New York, and cost
about $3.50.
SUMMARY
NARRAGANsErr CLuB NEWPORT r. L. Sept @ 1873
Cup presented by James G. Bennett, a handicap, $40
entrance. Play or pay Forty per cent the second.
Third saves entrance. Ten birds each.
Frederick P. Sands, % yards-1, 1, 1, I'LL,
= Stevenson, 2T~1rus--l, l, 1, Hill
Killed, O.
H. BloOdgood, 2s yards, l, 1, I'LL 1901
E. W. Davis, 2S yards-1, ILL., H., IL
Killed, g.
Perry Belmont 2s yards-1,l, ], 0, i, 1, 1, 1, l.
Killed g.
A. 7. Rice, 90 yards-1, 1, 0, l, ], o, ], !, /, l.
Killed, s.
G. Douglas, 26 yards-l 1, l. l. o, l, l, l. o, !, o.
Killed, s.
I. Van Buren, 80 yards-1, l, 1, o. IL, o1, o.
Killed Z.
Carroll Livingston, 80 yards-1, l. l, o. /, o, o.
Killed. -.
Charles A. Post, % yards-1, 1, /, o, o, l, 1, o.
Killed, g.
Lawrence Curtis, 2s yards, o, 1, o, o, l, IL
Killed. 5.
A. Belmont, Jr, &c yards-1, 1,o,1o1 o-Klled, s.
Count Costello, rs yards-0, !, J. o, i, l, 0, O.
Killed, A.
G. T. Dabney, % yards-0 O, /, /, l. O. 0, killed T.
J. p Grund, 80 yards, l, l, l, O. Q, O-Kiled, A.
Isaac Townsend % yards-1, l, o, o, O-Kied, z
NJ Van Buren,, 20 yards-0, 0, /, l, 0-Killed 2
S. S. Rowland, q yards-1, 0, 0, o, O-Kiled l.