Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-30
SECOND DAY OF THE SHOOT

SECOND DAY OF THE SHOOT Given by the New Haven Gun Club "A High Wind Makes Good Sheot- ing Difficult.
 The second day of the grand trap shoot ing tournament given by the New Haven Gun club yesterday proved no less suc- cessful than the day preceding. The shooting was exceedingly good when &C., count is taken of the high wind which pre- vailed. The following were the events and results as shot yesterday. a
 Event No. g, ten singles, entrance $2.50, $50 guaranted-Bowker first money with 10 straight; second money divided by Miller, Dickey, w. Wolstencroft and Sterry with each; third money, Long den, Bates, Savage, Saunders and Root each; fourth money, Crosby, Albee, Thompson, Albert, Brooks, Smith and "Joe'' each; fifth money, Terry, J. Dubry, Parker and Dana 6 each. Event No. 10, fifteen singles, entrance | $4; $75 guarnteed-First money, Barrett and Thompson IA each; second money, Albert, Albee, J. Wolstencroft, Saunders, Perry, Bowker, Sterry, Brooks 13 each; third money, Longden, Crosby, Collins, Savage 12 each; fourth money, Ortseifer, Bates, Cowee, Miller and Dana II each; fifth money, Decker and Root 10 each.
 Event No. II, fifteen singles, entrance $2.50; $50 guaranteed-Flrst money, All bert 15 straight. Second money. Lang den IA. Third money, Collins, Root w. Wolstencroft; 13 each. Fourth money "Tee Kay" Albee, Bristol, Miller, Dickey 12 each. Fifth money, Savage, Barrett Parker, Hubbard, Smith, J. Wolstencroft Cowee, ''Joe," Bates, Wiley, Bowker, Lindsley and Perry; II each. ,tla
 Event No. 12, fifteen singles, entrance $3; guaranteed $60-First money, Albert IA; second, Collins, Barrett, Bates, Brooks Smith, 13 each; third, Sterry, Dana, Bow ker and Parker, 12 each; fourth, Dickey "Joe," Cooley, Root and Decker, Il each fifth, Miller, Savage, J. Wolstencroft Longden and Saunders, 10 each.
 Event No. 13, six pairs of doubles, en Dickey; score II. Second, Cowee, J. Wal stencroft and Cooley; 10 each. Third, w Walstencroft, Sterry and Wiley; 9 each Fourth, Savage and Bowker; each. Fifth Albert and Root; 7 each.
 Event No. IA, 20 singles, $2 50 entrance $50 guaranteed-First money, Albert score IS; second, Cowee, Collins, Thomp son and Widman, F each; third, J. Vol stencroft, Cooley, Bowker, Sterry, Saun ders, Root and Dana, 16 each; fourth. Mil Ter, w. Wolstencroft, Longden, Bates Brooks and Parker, 15 each; fifth. Albee Savage, Barrett, Wiley and Smith, 1 each.
 Event No. 15, twenty singles, entranc $3.50, guaranteed $65-First money, Al bert; score, 20 straight. Second. Barret and Codry; score, 19 each. Third, Wiley Root and Bates, 19 each. Fourth, Miller Savage, Collins, Perkins and Widman, 1 each. Fifth, J. Wolstencroft, Bowker an Saunders, 16 each.
 Event No. 16, fifteen singles, $2 50 CT trance, guaranteed $50. First money-A bee, Collins, Smith and Bates: score each. Second-Bowker, Albert, Widma and Curry: IA each. Third-J. Wolster croft, Dana, Barrett, Wiley, Root an Saunders; 13 each. Fourth-Decke "Joe" Cody, Howard, "Tee Kay," Savag Brooks, Miller and W. Wolstencroft: each. Fifth-Crosby, Dickey, Perkins
 Moehier and Hazel; II each.
 . Among the experts Enoch D. Miller ol tained the highest of 76.3 per cent. W ! Wolstencroft was second with 71.S p, cent.
 Albert made the highest average, 91 ) per cent in the amateurs, with Collins SC
 ond, S4.5 per cent.
 : The tournament will conclude to-day.