The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-22
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20 II F sojourRe" o / Ol 10 l. :
CB sojOuruer.l / l D. $
Ties on ten-A w Campbell, llIllll
| 10; + + White,l III @; P B Watson,
III iii I'LL | 0; N d Barradall,
l11l1l11l1lll l 0; W Il
Hughes, | Il l / l 0; John
Thompson, | / o; S Ii Lavealle,
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? Dollarhide, II l l /
ITO.
Mr.. 5, H. Lavealle, of Fort Worth, will
ride home in the wagon.
Ties on nine.--J q Dodson, D; sam
Ayers, | 0; Sam Finley, l1ll1l1ll
1l11llll1lll; ID w q Dunn, / !
111111111l11l1111l1l-29; l.
White, IL 1ll1l1lll1l1ll-2 S;
j ii Mason, | 0; G l. Porter, | O.;
j ID Yocum, lllll1ll1l1llllll0 0;
o B Beall, 111l1ll111111ll11ll
| | 1-23; q A Foote, l l1l110 K B
Cockrell, 0.
Messrs. ID w & Dunn, of Houston, J d
White, of Mckinney, and o b Beall OF Fort
Worth, divided second money.
Ties on oight:-E ii Murphy, | | | 0;
j Hucker, l /; II & Seeligson, l IL;
b Sojourner, | | / 0.
Messrs. II. &. Seeligson, of Galveston, and
J. Hucker, of Houston, divided third money
Ties on Seven-E. McCcCall, 40; Z.
Rotan, l l10l1;R II. u. Sojourner O.; A.
Stunrt 4 1 n
Mr.. h. Rotan, of Waco, won fourth
money.
The above contest ended the tournament
proper, after which scrub sweepstakes was
announ ed Of single balls at eighteen yards,
entrance ~. The score was as follows:
SCRUB SWEEPSTAKES.
A w Campbell, ll1111111ll111
I1111l1ll10; w f Hughes, NM
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II White, nh 1ll111l1l1lll
l 0; Sam Finley, 10; R COIN, 0; } |.
1111111l10; o b Beall, l111llt;
j G ID ,dson, ll11110, + Lister, | | /
Dollarhide, l | IL 1llill0; d Yocum,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II IL l l Ill II l-3S, Note
Messrs. Campbell and Hughes We're out on
first, but score restored by payment of double
entrance money.
Mr.. ], d. Yocum, of DESIGN, was declared
winner Of the pot.
For the best average made during the week
John Thompson received the prize-S25
cash; shooting ut 1876 birds and balls, he
killed and hit III; missing 9; making IN
average of % CT per cent. of all shot at
The purse was donated by Messrs. w. J.
Scott and j. b. McDougall, of Denison.
DOTS on THE GROUND.
Mr.. j. w. Burson, editor of the Deni;on
Herald, was II new arrival among visitors.
Sheriff Henderson, of Tarrant county,
viewed the tournament from the grand stand.
Fred White, of Dallas, has been remarked
every day as the quickest shot in the tour
nament.
Tom Dolarhide could have bartered his
choice of winning the wagon for S25, but
spurned the filthy lucre.
The scoring done in the sweepstakes was
simply superb" as a lady visitor remarked,
To the winner, Mr.. Yocum, of Denison, be-
40 'Io nonot VI 'roriS tue ,aSes' nuihoer
VI sI"s'o s''"Su.S MAUI uuiii's 'ne meeting
There were thirty.four contestants found
who were willing land even anxious) to re.
leive the Secretary of his responsible charge
of first money in the free-to-all contest which
followed. The tie shooting showed how ably
the bonanza bag was contested for and
showed, too, that "Blue, Jeans" Lister was
not so much Of y bugbear after all, when
balls are substituted in place OF birds.
After the scrub match, Messrs Campbell,
of Dallas, j. L. White, of Mckinney. I,
Dolalhde, of Denison and Sam Finley. of
Mckinney. gave some fine exhibitions Of
rapid firing. Mr.. Campbell shot twenty ball.
in minute and IS seconds, using one barrel
the best record Mr.. Finley broke twenty
balls in two minutes. using one barrel. and
Mr.. DolIarhide shot twentS balls in minute
and 40 seconds, using both barrels. Mr.
| Whites score was not kept, but could NOT
have heen otherwise than fully nm In TINT
eminent shots reputation,
rr. n,,,a,..r
III" 'NNS' N''
Inc vlsitng sportsmen were right royalty
entertained, on THURSDAY night, atan elegant
banquet spread in Lively Hall. The tables
were arranged taslefully, the decorations be-
ing six epergne pyramids OF CONNECTIONS,
fruits, nuts and flowers, and the substance
all manner OF seasonable viands to tempt the
appetite, thanked with white wine
and champagne IL was unvei-