Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-23
FIRST ANNUAL ERTiNG
OF the Central ohio shooting Association
To He Held In Springfield During the
Coming Month-Fuii Programme OF tho
Two Days' sport.

OF the Central ohio shooting Association
To He Held In Springfield During the
Coming Month-Fuii Programme Of tho
Two Dsys' sport.
DR.. l.. +. RUSSELL President of the Central
Ohio Shooting Association, has just finished
the programme of the first Anniversary
Meeting of the Association which will be
held in this city, Tuesday and Wednesday,
August lS and 10. Since its organization
last year the Association has grown rapidly
in strength and numbers until now its coming
meeting is looked for as the event Of the
season by sportsmen all over the State Fol-
lowing is the programme Of matches:
AFTERNOON OF FIRST DAY.
No. l. Individual Sweepstake, open to
Clssses A, B and Q; entrance $3.50 Nine
single clay birds, Ligonskey, eighteen yards
Four moneys-$io, $50, $40 and 10 per cent
Two przes--frst, 400 Popes shells, No. 10 (;
second, one sack OF Leroy chilled shot, No. 8.
No. 2. Individual Sweepstakes, open to all
classes; entrance $l.50. Twelve single
American clay birds, two pairs double. Four
moneys-s4o, $50, $40 and 10 per cent OF
purse. The American Individual badge TO
first, to detund Tor two contests; a silver cup
American, TO second, same conditions
No. 3. Individual sweepstakes open to all
classes Entrance, $3.50. Ten single clay
birds, Ligowskey, 4 double. Four monies,
$40, 50,20 and 10 per cent. Prizc3-the
Ligowskey individual badge to first, to defend
for two contests; a silver cup to second to
defend for two contest, or to b. held against
all corners for two contests.
SECOND DAY--wEDNEsDAY.
No. |. Seven single clay pigeons,
sH monies, si5. So '''ap apG 20 D. per lnree esn,
No. 2. Consolidated contest. Individual
sweepstakes, open to all classes. Seven sim
gle clay birds, Ligowskey; seven single clay
birds, American; three double birds, Ligour.
key; three double birds, American; three
live birds. Five monies; entrance, 81; $50
25, 90, 10 and 10 per cent. Five prizes
First, one chance on 800 gun; second, one
chance on $65 gun; third, one sack Of chilled
shot; fourth, two hundred No. 0 paper shells
fifth, one Allen duck. caller. The first prize
is Clabrough make Of gun, double barrel
l2-gauge, hammerlc7s; value 500. Tn,
second prize is hammeress, double barrel
l5-gauge; value sos.
All members in the above match will pay
but 81 once for an unlimited number OF con.
tests. For the finishing contest the en-.
,rasce will be 81 so, and the money make!
the pool to be divided as heretofore. Thos,
not wishing to shoot for pool money, are no
required to pay any further in this match en-
trance fees. The above prizes are to be wor
three times before becoming personal prop
erty.
No. 3. Citizens Match, for county teams
four men TO team. Entrance SO per team
Four monies, $40, 30, 2o,snd 10 per cent. Fol
lowing are the prizes: To the team winning
the first prize, one barrel of Warder & Bar
nett's Golden Fleece Four" to ssconC
team, silver pitcher; to third team, silver cup
to fourth team, medal. Any county in til,
circuit Of the G. o. s. A. is entitled to entel
one Or more teams. II a county Wishing
TO enter team have not iul
quota they will lie allowed Il
draw from members OF the Association by
casting lots for choice, till teams are filled
The following counties are expo oted to tax,
part in the contest Darke, Preble, Mont
gomery, Greene, Fayette, Madison, Clark
Champaign, Franklin, Union, Logan, Hardin
Auglaize, Shelby and Hancock. The team
from the different counties, in the citizen
prize, are not required TO become members O
the Association for this contest. Papers O
the above counties please copy.