The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-09-03
TIE sEoT.GvV TOURNAMENT.

DcIhS present IhnfI eston, No, ], Charleston No.
:, Columbia, orangeburg Union, Spartauburc and
Sa...s-tPhc rorlowIr2: u, aarai,ii,o sas of.s. o
we'd Team match from card rotary tran, throw
ing bal! in any direction, fifty balls eighteen
yards rise:
Charleston, No. 1--Culp 0, Hall 10, Furnaa
8, Whiden 8, Boukniglt Z
Charleston, No. 2-lngleSby g, Chisolm 0.
Jenkins G, Read 8, Tarrant Q.
-, cn'on-Roeerson 3, Wallace 6, Bowen :, Culp
10, Irwin 0. f
Winnsboro'-AIcCarley g, Wallace =, Bobb G
McCanis 4, Aiken s. y
Columbia-Gibbes o. .Booktcr 4. Robertson Q
Berg Q, DeTreville O. ~
" observation-disclosures 6. Nolen :, Patter.
son q, Blassngame 8. Heath g.
Orangeburg-Cannon 0, Dortie g Smook q
Salley 3, Meyer Z.
Scrub Tcam-Muckenfus 2 Keith G Bccn
Anderson 4, Keith, Sr G.
The first prize SG4 20 was won by Charleston
NO I, second S3S 40 won by Orangeburg, the
u Miru 20 tied and divided between Union and
Charleston No 2, fourth won by Columbia
Sweepstakes, six balls each twenty.one wards
rise, hret primo S4l 20 by Noioa of Spar
tanbarg, second S25 G5 won by Ipplesby of
cnar,es,on' cn' third Sl7 10 won by Tarrant, of
Charleston. fourth So so wen by McCarlev ~
winnsboro' Balls 81 80, team match Of tIiriy
oa'ls' twenty-five yards rise, Charleston No. /
scored IL, Charleston No. 217, Columbia %
opmr'nnburg Il, Orangeburg ii, Winnsboro' ~.
me hrst prize one double barrel Remington
burg. The second prize, $50 in gold. was won
Inc third prize. silver pickle castor wos yon
by Charleston No. l.
THE SEcoyr DAY.
To-day was considered the grand dav or tbe
week festivities. At an early hour this mornino
thc teams were entered to shoot the piocon moic6
from ground traps, % yards rise and so Yards
pounds both barrels. $50 was the prize and
was contested for by the different teams, win
the following result
Charleston. No. l-Culp S, Hall ). Furman G
"hi!den g. Bouknght 2. Total "a.
charleston, No. 2--Inglcshy 4, Chisolm ..
jenkins ., Read 2, Tarran. 4. Total u.s.
HUranSeourg- Cannon 5, Dortie 4, Sneak q,
SnIley 3, Meyer =. Total IS.
Columoia--diObes 4 Rooktsr -p,r
Robertson z, DcTrevlc g. Total IL
On'on-koberson 3, Bowen 4, Wallace ..
Culp 4, Irwin 5. Total2
nNC TClnns1oro,-McCa'lsy |, Wallace C. Robb s,
McCants b, Aiken 2. Total 10.
Spartanburg--Thnmson s, NoIen : pot,crson
q, Biassingame 4, Heath g. Total -
Nameiess--liawthor, 9, Eeitt 3, Keitt d
Dantzler ., Bee 5. Total lG. >
charleston No. and Spartanhurg havinr tied
the two contested and resulted in the f,vor of
Charleston No. |, giving the latter ,hc rrize NV
pigeon. i1 ~
IheprIze for the pigeon sweepstakes amount |
ing 10 SlIo, was contested for by thirty-;h -;hrce
shots and resulted in tie between DR.. Jenkins.
-. charleston, "A. NJ Wallace, Of Winnsboro' |
McCants Of Winnsboro'. Cannon, ofOronpehurg |
Nolen, of Spartanhurg and Dr. W A Tarron1 !
OF charleston, which will bc decided to. morrow
morning between them. The award of ono |
double bennington shotgun will also be decided |
tomorr0w morning, the tie consisting Of Will. |
uen Oh charleston. DR.. Jenkins Of Charleston.
anu MIR. McCarley Of Winnsboro' The referee
acting to-day was C. Ed Salinas, of Charles.
ton. " ie'
Inc barbecue was well attended and passed |
on harmoniously. The attendance was much
larger to-day than yesterday and the interest
h'""iies'eu seems TO increase with the crowd
THIRD AND LAST DAY.
The third and last day of the pigeon and glass |
ball tournament came Of to-day the FOLLOWING |
teams being present and contcndinp
Orangebnrg-Cannon 7, Dortic .. Snook q |
Salley I, pcTrevilc 10. Total II.
Charleston, No. 1--Culp 8, Bouknight 8, Hall
7, Furman q Whilden .. Total 40.
SPartanburg--Thomson 8, Nolan g, Blassin.
game 8, Health 6, Patterson s. Total 3s.
Charleston No. 2-lngesby :, Chisolm
jenkins Z, Tarrant g, Read 7. Total So.
Union Robertson s. Bowen 6, Culp g. Wallace |
6, irwin 8. Total "a.
Scrnb~.Gibbes Q, McCarley 8, Robertson G, |
Dantzler g. Mccullough :. Total 38.
The first prize, 500 65, was won by Oranoc |
burg; second piize, S33 80. was won by char |
jcs'cn, No. third prize, S,22 %, was won by !
the scrub. and the stakes, $l2 so, by Charles |,
ton. No. /.
There were twent y. nine entries for the pio.on |
stakes, consisting of Messrs. .Culp, Furman
Biassnsame, A. Irwin, Dortie DR.. jenkins
Hall, inglcsby, McCarley, Thomson, T. A. Ir. |
WIN, Tarrant, White Nolan, Heath, Mccullough.
Gibbcs Dantz!er, Read. Wbildcn Rivers. Wal |
lace, Sailey. Pagan, Smoak, Robertson, Cannon,
Jones and Hawthorne.
TheeRrst prize, S45 81 was won hy T.
irwin, OF Spartanburg second prize, S27 55
oy Dantzcr, of Hendersonyillc, and the tbi,d
prize, SlS 20, by Messrs. Blassingame and Pa. |
gam Of Spartanburg
match Tor fine settler puppy was contested !
Tor by nineteen Mt one dollar chance and wos !
wen by Mr.. L. 4. Hall, of Charleston. A sweep. |
stakes was shot by thirty contestants aut won |
by Dr. Tnrrfnt, Of Charleston The last and |
largest sweepstakes for iirc cun valued |
o' one hundred dollars, and contested for bv |
ioriy-eight, resulting in tie between Col ri |
u u. u ihomson' OF Spartanburg and MIR. W. j. |
Deireyihe, OF Orangeburg. and won By tho lat
Ter. though the crowd was not SO large to.day
as yesterday yet the greatest interest was mani
tested throughout, and oil unto in pronounuipeit |
success and the grandest affair Of the kind ever
held In the State.
The CLOSE OF THE SHOOTING ToUryAupyr
Spartanburg. Aug. 30.-The first match today. |
SIX pigeons, 500, was won by W. l., Cuip. of |
charleston, No. l. The second glass ball match |
b;iwecn iinpTomPtu teams was won by team |
consistinS Of W. l.. Culp, Hall, Cannon, Smoak |
and lngesby. sYecpS:akc match resul:;ng
in tic between DIR. 9arranL and II. Fl. TIomp- |
son was diyided Several extra sweepstakes
wound mp tho tournament. All are pleased and |
especially Charleston.