The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11
THE SPORTING WORLD.
New Jersey Shooting Club
Shattered Clay Disks
at C1aTemont.
ATHLETICS AND FOOTBALL
Princeton Defeated Crescent Win
ners At Morris Park.

Members of the organization shot
eleven prize matches at blue rock targets
yesterday afternoon on che New Jersey
Shooting Clubs range at Claremonr-
The air was just bracing enough to make
the gamers put vim in their sport an d
some excellent scores were the result.
The first and principal match was the
third of the series OF competitions for a
Marlin rifle that is to conclude with the
present year. Each contestant fires at
twenty mock pigeons, keystone system.
a. G.. HUM and G. Dewitt Smith tied
with unbroken scores Of breaks for first
hon0rs. and In the afrershoot the latter
won by Il We successive sm6shes. The
other scores Invertebrates A. Pope, 10;
A r. Compson and Fl. r. Richmond, IA:
]. D. Bsrdan, 16; w. J. Simpson, 10; and
Frederick G. Moore, IL.
The second shoot was q contest be-
tween teams Of seven men each, keystone
System, the scores being as follows. =
Team No. 1.-Elmer e. Bigoney. 8. G..
Dewitt Smith, Z; A. +. Compson. s; IA.
r. Richmond, 4; L. Richards, ); Fred
erick e. Moore, 5: Charles latham. 8;
total, IL Team No. 2.-GeorRe W. Pnrdy,
8; w. J.. simpson, 8: Howard Cook. 6; j..
H. Borden, I; Charles A. Pope. I; Ed
ward l.. Vredenburgh. z; ]. Hobart, s.:
Total 81
The result Of the other matches are APP
pended:
Third event, keystone system. ten tar
gets each. "A. c. Hunt. 9: A. T. Comp
son and G. DeWitt Smith. s each; j. d.
Berdan. z; Frederick G. Moore and W.
Hunt. 5 each.
Fourth eventh, ten birds each from nm
known angles, w. Hunt, 10: A. F..
HUT, 9: A. T. Compson. 8; j. ID. Der,
dan. 7: Frederick G. Moore, S.
Fifth event. walking match sc ten
singles each--G. Dewitt Smith. 10; A. r
Compson, o; A. C. Hunt and Frederick G..
Moore, each; J. D. Bergen, S.
Sixth event. ten disks each, keystone
system-A II. Compson. ]. d. Berdan, A.
G. Hunt and G. De Witt Smith, 10 each;
Frederick G. Moore, 6.
Seventh event, from unknown angles,
ten pigeons cache. De Witt Smith and
A. X. Compson, 10 each; A. G. Hunt. w
] Simpson and Charles A Pope, Q each:
Frederick G Moore and Il r: Richmond.
8 each; J. d. Berdan. s; G. Miner. 8.
Eighth event. 1--WE pairs each-A- f.
Compson. 8: w. 7. Simpson. A. c.. Hunt
and Frederick G. Moore, each: J. H.
Richmond, 5; Elmer E. Bigoney and
Charles A. Pope, 4
Ninth event, Keystone system, ten
bttAe c1cn---CgotRc W. EuEuy, lus d. y /.
Compson. ] Hobart, w. ]. Simpson and
Edward L. Vredenburgh. each; Charles
A. Pope. s, Frederick G. Moore. z; T..
Richards, .; Charles Tatham, 5; Howard
latham and Howard Cook, eacn.
Tenth event-A walking match at ten
birds each, second barrel hits TO count
ane-halfs A T. Compson. 955; Edward l..
Fredenburgh, 81; Frederick G. Moore
aud J. Hobart x: W. ]. Simpson, z; j.
H. Richmond, 81; Charles A. Pope
ard Charles latham, each.
Eleventh erent-Twenty targets each,
keystone system. G. Dewitt Smith, 20: J.
Hobart. 10: A. F. Compson, George w.
PHrdy aud Edward l.. YredenBurgh, II
each; y. d. Bordan and Frederick g.
Moore. 10 each: Elmer f. Bigoney and
.ChBrIes A. Poe, IA each; J. FL. Rich mond,
13; Charles Tatnam, 8; Howard Cook, z.