Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-30
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The Oregon shooters are gentlemen.
aHEAr sATisvAcTtos
Was expressed with the way the tour.
namsni vas carried cut under the ags
plcrs Of the saiem Nod and Gun club
Every possible inducement vas ofisrsd
sporting men 20 come here, every detail!
of the pFugram was carried out after
they 20, them here. and Al vent sway
happy. The tournament has reflected
great credit upon our city and Its repu.
iation A. place for holding successful
state gatherings IL not less brilliant for
the way the state sports were treated.
LAST DAYS SHOOT.
ANVs W. III Nuts hAtcu Eshs Otlbh"
ard Of Halsey broke 25 straight and
carried off the stO0 Parker gun amid
great enthusiasm. He Is only 10 Snd
wears the hoDors Of the tournament.
In this match there were thirty.
three other entries and the value Of
the remaining prizes was Ss5.75. NJ.
Holdndge and Wm. Martin were Sec
ond with q score of24 each getting the
stove Of S25 value. I1aDgworthy,
Kinzel, Meek, ViDing, Harritt, broke
% winning third prize. Others Of the
80 men scored p, 20, IS, IS, II and 16.
No. g. Open to those who had not
fuiade over so percent records. Eleven
entered. Salisbury of Salem and
Robinson scored thirteen out of fifteen
and won the gold medal dousted by
Capt. w. J. Riley of Portland. These
two afterwards engaged in shootoff
at 10 birds and Robinson made score
of and Salisbury 5. Seed and Story
we're second with IL; Davis and Lang
worthy third with IL; Ryan 10, Jones
8, and Lsfollet and Caveness s. The
value of the prizes Is Sl3l.
THE TEAM SHOOT.
This was made up of fourteen two
men teams. The Pearson aud Harritt
team made a score of As; Martin and
Sladden and Farlow and Winning
scored 40; Evans and Kinzel made 80;
Sladden and Long and Meek and
Deyoe and Turner and Gsbrielson
scored SO; Geo. Fromsn and Baltimore
made S5; Clark and Story go; Lang
worthy and Bottles 33; T. B. Jones aud
]. Ryan 81; P. Holdridge and ]. Robin
son 20.
II. l.. ViniHg, Of Ashland, G. Fro
man. of Albany, and Jesse, of Halsey,
who scored twenty-four out of the
twenty-five in the match for the I'm
perial bicycle Tuesday, were compelled
TO shoot of for the wheel before the
donor would turn it over to them. This
they did for ten singles. Mr.. Vining
broke nine and the other two five each,
taking the wheel.
The general averages were made NJ
by the scnre keeper, viii Brooks of Sa.
lem. and are as follows: Ed. Long OF
McMinnville first, S9.6 per cent, win.
, ming the individual championship med
al valued at $50.
+. A. Turner, Of Salem and Paul Kin
eel tied for second highest average get
ting the oil painting valued at $50.
B. w. Harritt of Salem, third aver
age, and got violin valued at SIS.
Pipes, of Albany, and Evans, of Port
land, tied for fourth general average,
and won the silver shaving cup.
President Gaorielson and Secretary
Howe were eOmpllmented on their ex.
cellent services In generally looking
after the interests Of the association.