St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21

Tile event Oh The year among marKSmen,
to take place.a club grounds, Thirtieth
street and Bloomington avenue, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, May
81, % and %. The shoot will be open
to all residents of the Western states
and Manitoba. professionals being
barred. The guaranteed purses amount
to $l,100, besides several special cash
prizes
The programme is as follows:
FIRST DAY. TUESDAY, MAY 81.
Shoot No. /, Peoria Blackbirds-9 a. M,
at ten single rises; entrance $3.50, birds in
cluded; four moneys, 40, 30, 20 and 10 per
cent.
Shoot No. six singles and two pairs; en-
trance So. birds included. 500 guaranteed.
First money, $40; second money, $50; third
money, $50; fourth money, $40.
Shoot No. 3-Ten singles, entrance S1.50,
birds included; four moneys. DO, so, 20 and
10 per cent.
Shoot No. Mime singles and three pairs;
entrance 81, birds included. $3.50 guaran-
teed. First money, $50: second money, $45
third money, $50; fourth money, SIS.
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY %.
Shoot No. ), Peoria Blackbirds-9 a. M, at
10 single rises; entrance 81 80, birds in
cluded; four moneys, 40, 80. 20 and 10 per
cent.
Shoot No. Go singles and pairs; en-
trance 49, birds included; 500 guaranteed
first money, $40: second, $50; third. $40;
fourth, $40.
Shoot No. IA singles and pairs; en-
trance S1.5O. birds included; four moneys,
40, so. 20 and 10 per cent.
Shoot No. S-15 single rises; entrance 81,
birds included; $50 guaranteed; first
SIS.
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, MAY G3.
Shoot No. 8, Peoria Blackbirds-10 singles;
entrance S1.5U. birds included; four
M,
Shoot No. 1916 singles and 2 pairs; en-
trance SO, birds included; SlGO guaranteed ;
first money, $40; second, $50: third, $50;
fourth, $40.
Shoot No. lilo singles; entrance $3.50,
birds included; four moneys, 40, 80, 20, and
10 per cent.
Sooot No. 1919 singles and pairs; ell
trance 81, birds included; $50 guaranteed
first money, $50; second, S45; third, $50;
fourth, SIS.
During the special shoot box Of oranges
will be distributed with compliments OF j.
A Shea d. Co.. 246 Hennepin avenue.
Besides the above there will be a
special shoot for those who have shot
i'm all the matches and have not made
an average sufficient to win or tie on
any of the average prizes. 1t will be at
seven singles each; shooter TO pay for
his birds. First prize, $50 in cash, pre-
scented by the club, and to the one max
ing the poorest score in this match. a
pair of crutcheS presented by II. III.
Molloy. 242 Nicollet avenue.
Prizes for best averages are as below
Cash presented by the club, $50, $50, $40,
$40, $35, $50, S25, $50, SIS, $40.
Corduroy hunting suit to ORDER presented
by Kelly Il Hanson, % Washington avenue
south, S35; corduroy hunting coat to order,
presented by d. II. Gallagher, 4O7 Hennepin
avenue, SO; rapid machine loader, 10 and
10-gauge combined, presented by Kennedy
Bros, SO Washington avenue south. Sl5
best quality horse hide hunting coat, pre-.
sented by ii. j. Pyle, 213 Washington avenue
south, SIS; split bamboo rod. presented by
S. G.MortOn 4 Co. 426 Nicollet avenue. SIS
gold scarfpin, presented by j. B. Hudson,
23O Nicollet avenue. Sl2: brown sard-onyX
solid silver match box, presented by II. j.
| Legg, 400 Nicollet avenue, $40; meerschaum
pipe, presented byJ. c. Joyslin, Third street
and Nicollet, SO; 1000 shells first quality,
avenue south, $40; 100 imported cigars, pre-
sented by Security drug store. 25S First ave
nue. south. SO; gold sleeve buttons, present
! ed by Eustis Bros, 1928 Nicoliet avenue. SO
| silk umbrella, presented by r. 5. Keller, 23f
| Nicollet avenue, $40; silk hit presented by
f. G. Barnaby, Nicollet house block. So: pail
| flannel hunting shirts. presented by Whiting
| Shirt company 81 First avenue north. ST.
The Minneapolis Gun Club rules,
| which have been in use for the past five
| years in the club tournaments, will gov
| ern in all cases. These rules are nearly
identical with the rules since adopted
| by the Keystone Target company. which
have beer published in recent issue OF
| the American Field. The committee
reserves the right to equalize the shoot
ing by handicapping. The price OF
birds included III all entrance moneys
and will be deducted from the purses
| Tie birds extra. Meals and refresh.
ments will be served on the grounds.
Special motor trains will be run tc
accommodate those visiting the grounds
and the names of the clubs officers
president, l.. Harrison; vice president
| treasurer, j. S. Gutter: field captain, F
c. Lawrence, are a sufficient guarantee
that everything will be as it should be