Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-20
Out of Door Sports.
WONDERFUL SHOOTING BY AMERICANS AT WIN

BLEDON.
At Wimbledon yesterday, In the shooting for
the albert" prizes, (firSt STACEY at 600 yards
Jackson scored 20, Laird &C. Hyde 81, Fisher 63,
Brown 6S. Gerr1Sh 63, Dudley 60, Rockwell 62,
known TO be higher than e. at OF Scott, namely,
12. VIM. Rigby scored 20, and Baker IS. A
strong wind IS blowing, but there is very good
light. There was such rush OF competitors
for the "CurtfS ana Harvey" and 'Halford"
prizes, which close to-day, that the Americans
either did not shoot or had to hurry unduly.
The statistics OF the shooting are not yet out.
As far as known Fenton stands first for the
'Halford" prize, with score or 49; jackson
third. with score Of Is and Rockwell fourth,
| with a score OF Al.
In competition for the Albert prizes first
! STACEY at 900 yards range. the Americans, with
| good light, did wonderful shooting, the Scoro
standing as follows: Scott, a, making a tot.
at the two ranges of lis; Farrow, 47-total, 1l6;
Jackson, 45-total, I15; Brown, 44-total li2:
| Gerrish, 43-total. 106; Hyde, 4l-total, IO5
Laird, 3S-total, 104; Fisher. 39-total 1902; Rock
| well, 31-total, SO, and Dudley, 37-total 81
These scores compared with those OF the British.
| ers as follows: Halford, total, 103; VIM. Rigby.
| 112; Baker LOG; McIsaacS, ia; Maj Serman 102:
Fenton, 9s, and P. Humphrey, lis. Thus as
| far as is known, Scott and FarTow are first and
| second, and jackson and Humphrey are tied
| Tor third place. In the Halford competition
Fenton takes the first prize and Jackson second
RockWell tied with another and divided the
| thlrd prize. In the Curtis and Harvey conpe-
:ltlon Humphrey takes the first prize and Far
row and three Others are equal for the secon1.
~ tle ShQQtlng for the St Leger prize four
made the highest possible score, Including jack
son and Brown, and divide the prizes
For The Army Rifle Association cup Jackson
scored SO, ana then fired three extra shots in
con- 11eratlon OF having made the highest DOS
Slole score, getting two bullS-eyes and one
inner Joynt scored 40 in the same competf-
ton.
In the contest for the Arthur prize jackson
scored 46 An0i
For the ladies' n. r. A. army rifle prize. Jack.
son scored 81 out OF possible IS. Humphrey's
sore IN tne Albert Conn e 1iions is ia.
Inc lOlioWlng Is the latest concerning the
eomposiaon OF the American and English
teams. The American team will consist OF
SccCt, FarTow, Jackson, Brown, Gernib. Laird
h!Ge ana dudley. There may be one Change
perhaps, II Clarke arriv, s In time 60 shoot. THE
Ehgllsh team VIII consist or Humphrey. Young
HaHoId, Boyo, Joynt, Smith. Baker and Fen.
Ton. In the Albert competition Col Renfram
made 1l6, thus ueing FarroW for the second
place. The selection or the teams has bean
greatly Influenced by the shooting for the Al
bert prize. The total scores OF the Eno,ieb
Team Is as follows Humphrey ia; Young ia.
Hal1ord. 1O2; Boyd, l07; Joynt 95; Fenton aS:
Smith, l09, and Baker, 106.
MYSTIC PARK RACES.
Yesterday was the third day OF the meeting
at Mystic Park, Boston. The first race. for Pa
class, was won by Dan Wood Jennie second
ald Mambrino Dudley third. Best time 2:sOx.
The second event, for 221 class, was won by Sr
Helena formerly Cynth1ana), Eva second ana
Bill Ed third. Best time, 2:2s
Base ball yesterday. AT Sprfngheld-Natfon-
ais l, CleyelandS 4; at Troy-Troys IL. ChicaSos
9; at Washington-Douglas II, Eagles lcol.
Ored clubs.