Daily Republican., 1889-06-21
AT BIRMINGHAM PARK
ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE
WAWASET GUN CLUB.
A Full Days Shooting at Clay Pigeons
Some Excellent Scores-Nisitors
from Philadelphia
Present

made the sport very inte esting. A. q.
Lamb, William Wolstencroft and John
Wolstencroft, of the North Ed Gun
Club of Philadelphia, were the guests Of
the Wawaset Club and did come excel
lent work.
In the first match each man shot at
five birds, and the following scores were
made: q. Buckmaster, 3; G. Huber, s.;
E. Melchoir, 8; W. McKendrick, o; w.
Buckmaster, 2; w. Fl. Hartlove, A; l..
Fox, 3; A. Williamson, /; IL. kuck-
master, 2; J. Ewing, 3; G. Miller, s; f.
Ewing, o; IL. Ewing, 8; X. Miller, 4; j..
q ldwtll, o; &. Salvador, 8; g. GIL, 4;
J. Jackson, s; W. Burke, y; G. Green, g.
The first money was divided between
g. Huber, G. Miller and J. jackson;
second money between Hartlove, K. Mt-
Ter and Gill. G. Buckm sster won third
| money by breaking three straight.
In the second match McKendrick did
| some good work, and was the only man
who made five straight The following
| was the score:
G. Huber, 4; F. Gill, -; E. Melchoir,
4; II. Ewing, 4; A. Williamson, 8; W. IL.
Hartlove 4; g. Miller 3; G. Salvatore, 4;
w. McKendrick, 8; u. Smedley, 3; G..
Green, 3; j. jackson, 3; q. Buckmaster,
4; F. Ewing, 3; II. Miller, 4; w. Baker, 4;
IL roAi oi u. Ewing, n W. buCkmlslerj >
| 8; IL. Buckmaster, 3.
In the shoot-off tor second money r.
Miller broke three straight and j. Ewing
three straight. The money was divided
between those two. Lewis Fox won
third money by breaking three straight.
There was some good shooting in the
third match, and the following score
shows marked improvement over the
| two matches which prt ceded 1t:
! G. Buckmaster, A; W. II. Hartlove, 5;
]. jackson, 4; L. Fox, 5; ii. Ewing, 4;
A. Williamson, 4; F. Gill, 5; +. Ewing,
4; Z. Baker, 8; William Ruth, 8, G. LaG-
caster, 3; r. Miller, 5; w. Buckmaster,
8; j. Shafier, 2; e. Melchcir, 4; G. Huber,
5; J. Ewing, 8; w. McKendrick, 8; G.
Miller, s; II, Buckmaster, 5.
The first money was divided between
W. Ii. Hartloye, L. Fox, f. Gill, w.
BucSmaster,R r. Miller and George Huber.
The second money YVES divided between
G. Blckmaster and F. Ewing. G. Lam
caster got third money.
six birds were used by each man In the
fourth match, AID Miller and Ewing hiI
all Elk.
Z he full score was as follows: =
r. Miller, G; ]. Ewing, 8; c. Buckmas.
ter, 5; J. jackson, 4; g. Miller, 4; A.
Williamson, 5; w. II. Hartlove, 5; G,
Huber, A; j. Shater, B.; e. Melchoir, g.
F. Gill, 4; E. Boxer, 4; II. Ewing,s5; W.
McKendrick, 3; G. Salvatore, 3; 7. Smed.
ley, 3; w. Bacon, 3; il Caldwell, 4; w
lBuckpaster, 8; A. b. Mack, 4; s. Fox, B
H. Buckmaster, 4; II. Ewing, 5; Il
Grier, 5.
The first money was divided between
r. Miller and j. Ewing. The seeont
money was divided between w. Mcken-
drick and #. Ewing, each making In thu
shoot-oG six straight. Third money wai
divided betwe, IL G. Huber and A. Mack
each making three straight.
The visitors from the North End Gun
CLUB participated In the fifth match, aud
the score was as follows:
w. Yeardsley, 5; c. Euckmas.er, 8; J.
Ambold, .; g. Nutter, 4 w. II. Hart
G. Huber, 4 j. Wolstencroft, s.; A. 8
Mack, 4; a. II. Stout, A; J. Sbailer, >; F.
Ewing, A w. Weckendreck, a; c.
o Brlen, 4; II. Baldwin, 5; w. Ruth, 4.
! Hartloye won first money; seco;. d
d,y,'ed between A. H. Stout and W.
McKendric., third money awarded to
Lumb.
Five birds for each man were used in
the sixth match and it was very exciting.
The score was as follows:
II. Bqckmaster, 8; w. YeardSley, 2;
Ewing, 5; R. Miller, 5; j. Wolstencroft,
5; /. Elliot, A; G. Miller, 5; A. II. Stout,
o; w. MeKendrick, 8; j. Ewing, 4; P.
Ambold, 4; A. 8. Lumb, 8; l.. Fox, 81;
j. shaiIer, 8; p. McCloskey, 2; q. NJ.
Buckmaster, 4; p. Baldwin, 5; w. Il.
Hartlove, 8; q. Pyle, 5; Fl. Ewing, 4.
In the snoot-oh II. Buckmaster, r.
Miller, j. Wolstencroft and K. Baldwin
| each made three straight and the money
was divided between them. Second
money was divided between w Wolsten-
croft, |. Elliot, j. Ewing and II. Ewing
Third money was divided between W.
McKendrlck, A. s. Lamb and w. II.
Hartloye.
Each man shot at six birds In the
seventh match, and several of the con
testants broke the entire six. The iull
score was as follows:
l. Eliot, 8; A. S. Lumb, 6; A. Stout.
2; u. Miller, 6; a. b. Mack, 5; X. Miller,
81 j. Wolstsncroit, @; p. Ambolb, 4; w.
McKendriek, 8; c. Buckmaster, .; L.
Fox, 8; q. Huber, 4; H. Ewing, 5; w.
Ieardsley, 4; IL. Buckmsster, 4; L.
Ewing, 5; W II. Har love, .; 6. Green,
t.
The first money was DIVIDED between
A. 8. Lumb, q. Miller and w. McKen
dIick. Second money was divided be-
tween A. b. Mack, X. Miller aud e. 81.
Buckmaster. Third money was divided
between G. Huber, w. IL. Hartlove and
r, Baldwin.
In the eighth and last match some fine
shooting was done by G. Miller, j.
Wolstencroft, X. Miller and A. S.Lumb.
Each man shot at six birds, and several
made the six straight. The following
score was made:
W. Wolsteneeft, S; II. Miller, G; j.
Wolsteneroff, q; q. Miller, 6; p. Am
bold, 3; G. Huber. s.; j. Ewing, 6; w. Ii.
HartlUve, 6; /. Elliott, 8; A. Ii. stout, 8;
A. S. Lumb, G; A. B. Mack, 6, w. Du-
Pont, 4; j. shafler, 8; f. Ewing, 4; X.
Baldwin, 6; Il. Ewing, G; w. McKen-
drick, 5; G. Green, q.
Ia shoot-of Il. Miller made eten-straisht,
]. Wostencroft l2 straight, g. Miller l2
straight and A. 5. Lumb Il straight.
Second money was divided between W.
Wolstencoit, @. Huber, l. Elliott and
w. McKendrlck.