Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-22
GLASS BAIL TOURNAMENT.
The Closing Day-A Successful Meeting
The Award of Prizes

The Closing Day-A Successful Meeting
The Award of Prizes.
The last day of the glass ball tourna-
ment of the St. Paul Gun club yesterday
was the most interesting of the meeting.
The attendance was equal to that of any
of the preceding days, and had it not
been for the threatening clouds of the
forenoon would have been much larger.
The greatest interest was manifested
throughout the trials
The first test was the shoot. off for the
third and fourth prizes Of purse No. 5,
left over from Wednesday. The third
prize of s45 was won by Messrs. O'Brien,
Corey and Durand, and the fourth prize
of $22 30 by Messrs. Leavitt and Dow.
For purse No. 6, 1925, there was an an
mated contest. Fifteen balls were shot
at The first money, $50, was won by
Messrs. Lincoln and True; the second
money, $e7. $50, by Messrs. Corey and Mar
shall; the third money, s45, by Messrs.
Van Slyck and Hitchcock, and the fourth
money, $22.50, by Messrs Woodbridge
and G. M. Skinner Mr.. Buckworth
won the hunting suit, and Mr.. Fulton
won the keg OF powder.
For purse No. 7 there were a large
number of entries. The following were
the winners: First prize, $50, Messrs.
Fabor, Durham, Kouvalinski and Du-
rand; second prize, $45, Messrs. Hanson
and Kimble; third prize, $50, Mr.. Hitch
cock; fourth prize, SIS, Messrs. Essery
and Fulton; keg of powder, R. A. Beck
er; subscription to the american Field,
Mr.. Powers
The team shoot was won by the Mime
apolis club, which carried off the gold
badge. The st. Paul and Red Wing
clubs tied for second place.
The special prizes were awarded as fol-
lows:
1. For best Averages made in all the regu
lar matches.-Colt gun, presented by
the St. Paul Gun club, $75.OO-A. L. Jones.
3. For second BEST average-Llewellin set
ter bitch, (full pedigree), presented by s. O.
Cundy, Owatonna, S75.00-F. Kimble.
3. For third best average Winchester
rifle, presented by w. R. Burkhard, st. Paul
$25.00-Mr. Kouvalinski.
4. For fourth best average-Nickel plated
Shelton Auxiliary rifle barrel, with new com.
bnation sights, presented by the Auxiliary
Rifle Barrel Co. New Hayen, Conn.-$a5. 90
Mr. Nicollin.
5. For fifth best average-Mole skin shoot
ing suit, presented by Campbell & Burbank
St. Paul-S1S. .00-Mr. Tabor.
6. For sixth best average-25 pounds choke
bore powder, presented by Dupont Powder
company, 9. Presley & Co., agents, st. Paul
SIG 600-Mr. Stuck.
Z. For seventh best average-25 pounds
club sporting powder, presented by the Austin
Powder company, w. A.Van Slyke & Co.,
agents, St. Paul--S9 OO-Mr Klemme
8. For eighth best average-Rubber coat,
presented by Ranney & Hodgman, st. Paul
S6.eO--Mr. Hoblett.
y. To the man breaking the greatest mum
Der OF balls without miss in regular consec
utive matches, commencing with the frs. ball
SHOT at in the first match, leather fined yalise
presented by w. 81. Garland, st. Paul, So
Mr.. Kimble.
TO-. To the man breaking the greatest mum
ber OF consecutive balls in regular consecutive
matches, 25 pounds powder, presented by the
Oriental powder company, Maxfeld & Co..
agents, st. Paul, $7-Messrs. Kimble and
| Jones.
Mr.. L. II. Boughton, of Cassville, Wis,
acted as referee during the last tvs days
and Frank Engels, of st. Paul, the first
day. Their decisions gave universal sat-
| isfactlOn.
All who participated in the shoot were
perfectly satisfied with the management
Everything possible was done to make
the guests comfortable, and no pains
were spared to secure absolute fairness
IN the tests. No word of complaint has
been heard from any source, and the St
Paul Gun club has abundant reason to
congratulate itself upon the success of its
second annual glass ball tournament