The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-30
LATEST KILOGRAMS,
THE INTERNATIONAL
SHOOT.
Never such Scoring Before"
The Americans Win.

Never such Scoring Before
Dolly Mount, 29.-Eight hundred
yard range: Americans, 436; Irish, 456.
The weather, early this morning.
was very threatening, blt towards IL
the wind shifted to the west. It then
became cloudy, but not threatening,
the wind blowing straight on the
targets, untavoTable for high scoring.
The air was tole:ably clear and soft
There was a considerable display Of
American and Irish bunting on the
way hither from Dublin. Houses
are decorated with ever9rsnus, vel
coming notices, etc. The Irish team
fire on targets one and two in squads.
;hus: John Rigby, WA. RiRby and
Miner On target No. l; FentoD,
JOynt and Young on target No. 2.
The Americans fire on targets Nos,
ana 6 thus: Ratbbone, Farrow and
Brown on target No. 5, and Clark,
Cotton and Fisher on No. 6. A de-
tAchmert OF 200 royal Irish constsbu
larry preserve order. The Irish Rife
Association, yesterday. resolved thst
no member as ouch join Sir Henry
HsIiord's team at Wimbledon.
The firing at the 500 yards range
began at y 80. The wind had then
moderated and the conditions for
shooting became more favors bic.
900 YARDS.
Americans-Clark, rs. Scoir, 8 n
1st, 4 each in 7th, 18th, 18th and
18th, 60. FiCher. 4 in 9th and 18th,
IS. RathbOne, rs. FarroW, 4 in
Sd and 4th, and 3 IN 18th, Il. Brown,
1 in 15t and 9Th. 70. Total, 436.
Irish-John Rigby, 4 in 18th and
5 in 18th, Il. Miner 4 in 1st. 4th.
9Th, 18th, II. Fenton. 4 in 1st, 80,
5th, 9Th. I2th and 14th, GO. Juynt,
I ia 2ud, 4th and 8 in 18th. II.
Young, 4 in Ist. "a. Total, 428.
When fifth rounds was fred at 900
yards range. betting became 64
against I-ish.
LOCO THOUSAND YARDS.
Clark, made II, making 4 each in
Sth and 9th and 8 in 18th. Scott
msde "A, 4 in 18th. Fisher 60,
making in 2ud, 9th, On and In
81 and 14th. Rathbone made in
5th, 6th, 7th, 9th and 10Th. Farrow,
90. 10 Sd, 4ih. 7tb, OH. 11th and
18th. Brown, 81, 3 in 9th and IN
7th and 18th and ID 9Th.
OF Irishmen-Rigby John. 69; 4
in 1sf, 4tb, 10th, and in 5th and
9th. Wm. Rigby, IS; 4 in 1st, 9Th.
9Th, 12.h, and 3 in 18Th and 14th.
Miner, 81; 5 in Ist, nothing in q.
Fenton, in 7th, 8 in 18th. Joyns,
y; in 4th, 10Th aud last. Young,
GO; 4 in 81, 4lh, 5!b, 9TH, 9th and
l4ih.
Grand tot4l-Amerlcans, 1892 ;
Irish, 1880.
When the match vas over cheers
we're given for the American and !
Irish teams. Col. Bodine was pre-
sented with q handsome bouquet by |
DIG OF the ladies present. AcknoEl- |
sdging the compliments paid himself !
aud the team, Col. Bodine said it
afforded him pleasure, az captain of
he American team, that they had
Won. but as representative rifemen
le felt regret at the result from the
ense that the rifemen OF Ireland
ichly deserved victory this time, be.
;ause of.heir exeIt.ons to secure VIC
DRY, and be was cure the feelings he
were the feelings OF the
American people. Cheers were
.iven for Earl Cowper, who made a
hort speech. He declared he never
Zpected to see such scoring; he was
Lad the Irish team took this defeat
0 good humoredIy. Only about
900 persons in the grounds.
There is much complaint at the
manner 10 which the match was con-
ucted. especially that there seemed
acre desire on the part Of the mana
era that more care was taken that
obody should pass in front of the
1Yd lieutenant than that the audi
nee should be entertained, the press
ccomodated fairly, or the marksmen
e decently attended.