, 1890-06-20
GOOD HOME SHOOTERS.
Local Men Tied in One of the Big
Events Yesterday.
The Live Bird Match was a Very
Fine Contest.
Attractive Programme Arranged
for the Wind-up.


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pants and besides heralding Cheyenne
hospitality the visitors are bound to tell of
Wyoming's delicious climate. 1t was
warm but a cool breeze not strong enough
to interfere with the fight OF targets pre-
vailed and the day could not be called
sultry, even if the thermometer did regis
ter in the neighbJrhood of ninety.
ATTENDANCE.
During almost the entire day the grand
stand was well filled and a tremendous
crowd gathered in the forenoon to see the
pigeon killing. There was no diminution
in the proportion of ladies', for the shoot
ers are an uncommonly gallant class. No
lady with music in her suul can help ad-
mIrlng a straight, graceful man who stands
up the score and knocks over live birds or
breaks inanimate targets with amazing
skill. It's a pretty sight and the wonder
is that some of the ladies don't practice
the sport
THE BIG EVENTS.
Ed. Schuneman and Warren Camp,
Cheyenne entries divided first purse in
the biggest event OF the day. the live
bird shoot. No. 90. and were heartily
congratulated. Some fine shooting was
witnessed in this contest. The best men
in the meet were in the field and shot
desperately for money and percentage.
Mr.. Schuneman's victory was especially
surprising. as he bested his famous
brother and other cracks after. shooting
with b class.
THE CORES.
Here are the summaries of yesterdays
events;
Twenty second event-Ten single stand
ard targeis-Entrance 81. Three monies,
divided, so. 80 and % per cent Open
TO the world. Haywood, Pickett first,
10; CLARK, Camp. w. L, Thomas, Davis,
Christie, second, 9; MechliDg, Ramsay,
Craig. Bergerseo, third, 8. Eighteen
entries. Sl3.50 {, IS. 10. IS 40.
Twenty-third event-Class A. contest
25 single standard targets; five unknown
traps. Entrance IS. Five monies, di-
vided. 80, 20. 20. Is and 10 per cent; SIS
cash ADDED. Open to members K, NJ. S.
A. only. j. ~SchunemAn, Haywood, first,
81; Holland. Mechling, second, 20. Craig,
Turf, third. 10; Kazabee. fourth, Is; Ber-
gersen. fifth. II. Fifteen entries s39. 30,
s32. rs, s26 20, $40 65, $l3 10.
Twenty-fourth event|t1ass B. contests
-25 single standard targets Five un-
known traps. Entrance 81. Four mon
les. divided, 80, IS. 20, and Is per cent;
$50 cash added. Open to members r NJ.
s. A. only. Witmore. W. L. Thomas. E.
Schuneman. DouRan. Clark, first, 10;
Cristie. Dolan, second. Is; Won Kennel,
East, third, II, e, E. Thomas. Barter,
Cooper. fourth. 16; DR.. Allen, Jno. Lane,
fifth. Is. Twenty-Five entries.
Twenty-sixth event-Class A. contest
Is single standard targets. Entrance 81
-Four monies, divided, 40, 80. 20 and 10
per cent. Open to members r. NJ s. A.
only. Picket. first, Is; Bereersen, Ram
say, j. Schuneman, Camp. second, IA;
Kazsbee, MechlinR, third, 10, East, Hol-
comb. Holland. HAYWOOD, c. B. Lane,
fourth. IL. Eighteen entries.
Tweuty-seventh event-Class B. con-
test-l5 single standard targets. En-
trance 81. SO. -Four monies. divided. 40,
80, 20 and 10 Der cent Open to mem
bers r. M. s. A. only. Stevens, first,
IA; Witmore. e. S%chuneman, D,ugan,
second, 10; Clarke, Mulvany, Smith. E.
K. Warren, third. IL; East, Won Kennel,
Ohi,seio, Oi5ou, iourth, II. lWouty tNo
entries.
Twenty-eighth event-Team shoot,
open to three members of any club be-
longing to the associatiou-fifteen singles
and three pairs of standard targets. En-.
trance 50 90 per team. Three monies,
divided, so, 80 and 20 per cent; $50 NO
added to first, $40. 90 cash added TO sec
ond. Queen City of Denver, first, So;
Leadville and Cheyenne Gun Club No. 2.
second. so; Magic City Cur club. Of
Cheyenne, and Cheyenne Gun Club No.
/, third, DC. Seven entries. $50 SO,
$40 25. s.. rs.
Here are the winning team member
ships: Queen City-Mechling, Haywood,
Turf. Leadville-Holland. Thomas,
Stevens. Cheyenne No. 2-Bergersen
Kazabee, Camp. Magic City,. Schu-
neman, E. Schuneman, Won Kennel.
Cheyenne No. Ellis, +. Lane, Mar
shall.
Twenty-ninth event-Fifteen live birds.
Eutrance $500. Four monies, divided,
40, 80, 20 aud ten per cent; $4,000 cash
added Open to X NJ. s. A. only. Camp,
E Schuneman, first, Is; Bostwick, j.
Schuneman, Christie, second, IA; Mech.
ling, Haywood, Turf, Holland, Vor
Kennel, Dolan, Williams, Oleson, third,
10; Bersersen, Marshall, Craig, DAVIS,
Lower, Sedan. Pickett, Stevens, fourth,
IL. Twenty eight entries. 1882. 40,
$ll4. 80, $40. 20. s3s. 10.
Thirtieth event-Class 4. contest-ter
single standard targets. Entrance 81 so
Open TO r. M. 8. A. only. Hay wood
Pickett, Bergersep, first, 10: Davis, Kaza.
bee, Turf. Whitmore, Thomas, Christie,
second. O.; Ellis, Holland, Clark, Mech
ling, Hawkins. Craig, Lower, third. 8
Tweuty-three entries. 1923, $l3. so. 50 20
Thirty first event-Class B. contest
ten single standard targets. Entrance
81. SO. Three monies, divided. so. sc
and 20 per cent. Open to R. M. S A.
only. Jiison, first, 10; G. B Lane E
Il Warren, second, 9; Dongan, Won Ken
mel. third, 8. Tw%entv-three entries.
Thirty-second event-Miss and out
shoot-Staudard targets. Entrance s. LOO
Open to the world. Bergerson won, ter
straights; Turf second. 9; Holcombe and
Clark fell at 8 and Mechling and Warner
at Z.
Special. 50 entrance, ten singles. j
Schuneman, Davis, first, 10; ,Cristie, sec
ond, s; E. Schuneman. Dougan, third, L
Nine entries.
Special, ten singles, 50 entrance. Turf
Holland, Bergersen, Ellis, first, 10; j
Sehuneman, Davis. second. 9; Cristie,
Witmore. Clark. Holcombe, w. L
Thomas, Dougan. K. Lane, third, 8
Eighteen entries.
Special, ten standards from unknown
traps, 81 entrance. BerRersen, first, 10
Pickett, second, 9. Twelve entries.
Special. 10 standards, 81 entrance