The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-15
THE BULLS EYE.
SECOND DAYS SPORT AT CREED
MOOR.
Not Much TO Eat buI Plenty TO
Drink, Which Leads 10 Several
ROws-The American Team
Again Victorious.

CREEDMoRE, l.. l., September l4.-The
appearance 81 the range don't differ from
the opening scene of yesterday only in-
sofar rs II brighter sun and hotter At
mOsphere change the spectacle About
5000 people are present, and the AT
rangemgnts for feeding them and those
TO come don't differ from yesterday. When
fully three-tourths failed 10 get anything
TO eat. In consequence, great deal OF
liquor WAS drank and several rows
marreG the festivities, IN which two
or three of the police participated
as principals. Owing TO this
circumstance. the personnel of the police
detachment Is somewhat changed. AT
five minutes before eleven o'clock the
American team lett their tent Tor the
range looking confident, and at ten
minutes past eleven their captain ( (Dakin)
opened, as yesterday, with four. The
captain is somewhat OF u tavorlte, and
there were expressions that ne would no.
repeat his conduct on the initial day OF
the match and make his friends, al the
finish OF the contest, look tor his score
at the tail end of the record.
AT III o'clock the British team began
firing, Rigby repeating MS performance
OF yesterday, making n flyer. The first
five shots for each team give the Ameri-
cans lead of nine points OF to-day s
work, as follows:
Americans-Jewell 5, b. 5, 5, 5; Bruce
5, 5, 5, 5, 5; Blydenburgh 5, 5, 5, 5, 5;
Jackson 5, D, 4, 3, 8; Allen 4, 4, 5, 3, 5;
Dakln A, 5, 5, 4, 5, Weber 5, 5, 5, 5, 4;
Hyde 4 3, 4, 8, .; total, l9l.
British Lieutenant Fenton 5, 5, 4, 4,
s; Miner 3, 4, 4, 5, 4; Rigby 5, 5, 5, 5, 5;
HalIord 5, 5, 5, 3, 3; Col Fenton 3, 5, 5,
4, 3; Evans 5, ., 4, 5, 5; Ferguson 5, 4, 5,
5, 5; Humphrey 3, >, 4, 3, 5; total, 1873.
The Americans closed their inning at
the 800 yard range with brilliant
aggregate score OF 675 as follows:
Jewell, y; Blydenberg, 70; Allen,
70; Weber, a. Bruce, "a; jackson
Dakin, 70; Hyde, Y. Total, 575.
This is points ahead OF yesterday ;
score at the same distance, when the
Americans lead their opponents 10 points.
The following are the totals oil the
American team ut 800 yards: DakIn, 20;
Hyde, II; Allen 70; Weber, "a; Blyden-
burg, 10; Jewell, y; jackson, 70; Bruce
"A; total, 575.
lr tish team an 500 yards Rigby, II;
Miner, 10; Ferguson, 7O Evans, II;
Hallord, II: Lieut.. Fenton, 90; Colonel
Fenton, TO- Humphrey, "a; grand total,
$50.
The American totsls at 900 yards are
Dakln, g.; Jewell, 65; Allen, 70; Hyde,
Go; Weber, 81; Jackson, 66; B!ydenburg,
II; Bruce, II. Total 554.
The following are the totals of the
British team at 900 yards: q. Fenton,
"A; Miner, 66; Ferguson, 81; Col. Fen
ton, 6G; Rlgby, 90; Evans, 81; Humphrey,
IS; HaIlord, %. Iota, 539
Tue American totals at 200 yards are;
Dakiu, Gl; Blydenburg, IL Bruce, 49,,
Jewell, 49, Alien, 40; Weber, 7O Hyde,
50; jackson, 81. Total, 5jO.
british, ~ 1000 yards: Humphreys,
63; Evans, 66; Ferguson, 63; Miner, 81;
Col. Fenton, o6; Lieut.. FenLon, ~; Rig
by, 62; Halt0rd to; total, SIS
RecapitulaLion OF the two days shoot
ing: Americans, 500 yards, lab 800
yards, l,lOl; 1000 yards, 1000; total;
1884 British, 800 yards, LIZ; 900
yards, 1910; 1000 yards, 1852; total,
3,242 Inc Americans won by 81 points.