, 1890-06-21
THE BIG SHOOT ENDED.
Fine Weather and Good Shooting
Yesterday.
Cheyenne Men Captured the Two
Best Prizes.
Successful Meet Which Was Salts.
factory TO All.

the greatest shooting tournament ever
held in the mountains ended yesterday.
There was a good attendance, perfect
weather and interesting contests. Some
of the best shooting of the meet was seen
yesterday. all the speedy men entered in
a couple OF events and pretty work fol-
lowed.
Cheyenne has every reason to feel
elated over the ourDament 1t brought
a lot of fine men to the town. men who
will put in a good word for Cheyenne
everywhere. Tho shooters are a liberal
clan and lett considerable cash.
John ~Schuneman, of the Magic City
Gun club of Cheyenne, gets the $3.50
diamond championship badge for the
year, making the highest average in the
A class shoots. His brother, Ed. Schune-
man, of the same club. will wear the
Standard Target company's COLA badge
offered to the best b class shooter. d.
L. Mechling, Denver, was second in A
class events and takes home the elegant
Parker hammerless gun. This trophy
should also have remained IN Cheyenne,
but Peter Bergersen has been poorly
physically through the tournament and
fell behind. When Pete is at himself no
company is too fist for him. Haywood,
Denver and Holland, Leadville. were on
Meetings. heels.
Paruslee, champion of Nebraska and
ground manager, is usually keen to make
side matches. but he has been singing low
here. Cheyenne has half a dozen shoot
ers worthy to compete with many in pro-
fessional ranks. The crowd was amused
at Parmalee yesterday afternoon. He
was 10 the last squad in the nine live bird
shoot and only wanted to make seven,
there being most money in this place on
account of the ties. His seventh bird
was a poor one and while actually trying
to let it escape he killed it. Then he
knocked over the next one for fun. Parm-
alec, BY the way. is a thorough gentleman
and his management was in every way
satisfactory.
Much credit is due the local executive
committee for BRINGING of the event 30
successfully. The committee included
DR. A. A. Holeombe, chairman; John
Schuneman, secretary; Peter Bergersen,
Geo. East, E. Schuneman.
Here are the scores of yesterday
stated even S aud a few specials. About
twenty extras were shot.
Tbirty-thi.d event Ten single stand
ard targets-Entrance 81 SO. Three
monies, divided, so. 80 and 20 per cent.
Open to the world. J.. Schunemau,
Kazabee, first. 10: Bergersen. Turf, sec
nud, 9; Chri-tie, HAYWOOD. Mechling,
Bostwick, Mulvauey, third, s. Nineteen
entries.
Thirty-fourth event Nine live birds
Entrance 80. Three monies, divided, so,
30 aud 20 per cent. Open to the world.
Dergersen. Turf, Sedan, first, 9; Bost-
wick, Parmalee, second. 81 Schunemau,
third, I. $50. 80, SIS. 20, sl2. Is. Nine
entries.
Thirty-6fth event Glass A contest, U.
S. Cartridge companv's shoot-3O single
and 5 pairs standard targets. Entrance
$40. Eight monies. divided, Is, 20, Is. 10,
10, 10. s and 5 per cent; SIPS cash added.
Open to members of the R M. 8. A.
only. j. Schuneman, first, IS; Kaza-
bee, Holland, Craig, %seconi. 80; Hol.
combe, HAYWOOD, third, 80; Bergersen,
Camp, Turf. fourth. 81; Davis. fifth,
%; Mechling, sixth, 81; Sedan, seventh,
% Twelve entries $50 rs. $40, 1896.
S23 60, S23 60 s23 60, Sl2 SIS.
Thirty sixth event-Class B contest, u.
8. Cartridge cOmpany's snoot-3O single
and S pairs standard targets. Entrance
81. Eight monies, divided, rs 20, is,
10, 10. 10, 5 and 5 per cent; $50 cash
added. Open members R. NJ. 8. A.
only. E.. Schuneman. first, IS; Christie,
second, "a; Clark, third. 80; Stevens, W.
l.. Thomas, fourth. 81; Jilson, fifth, 90;
Hampton VouKennel, sixth, 81; MuI
vaney, seventh, 20; Dougan. Lantermau,
eighth, "a. Sixteen entries
rhirty-seventh event-Twelve live
birds. Entrance $40. Four monies, di
vided, 40, 30. 20 and 10 per cent; $40
Cash added. Open TO member r. NJ. s.
A. only. j. Schuneman. FIRST, II; Bost-
wick, X. Schuneman, Haywood, Davis,
K 'zsb. e. second. IL; Bergersen, Craig,
Tuff. NJ, chling. Sedan. Marshall, w. l..
Thomas, third, 10; Holland, Won Kennel,
Hampton, j. j Clark. Stevens, fourth,
9. 5000. $50 80, S40.2o $50, Twenty
three entries.
lhlrty eighth event-A new contest
was made in place of the consolation
shoot, entrance 81. so, twenty single stan
dards, field glasses, so. 80 and 20 per
cent. Clark and Camp, first, 20; Hol-
land Bergersen, second. 10; Haywood,
Kazatee, Turf, third, Is; Craig. Sedan,
Stevens. W. l.. Thomas, Da is, Mulva-
ney, fourth, II. Twenty-Five entries.
Special, twenty singles. SO entrance,
Kazabee, !. Schupeuan. Beroarspn. first
20; Camp. Clark, Holland. Tuf, second,
10; Thomas, third, IS, f Schunemau.
fourth, II. Eighteen entries
Special, fifteen singles, -. so entrance.
Camp. J.. Schuneman. w. L Thomas.
frat Il. Parmalae Rarnor.nn unInnA