The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-24
NEARLY 1000 AR1IEICIAL BIRDS
Broken at the second Days shoot OF che
Eme raids Tourney.

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| Another crowd of crack wing shots gathered
at Dexter Park. on the Jamaica plank road,
Long Island. yesterday at the second days work
| at the traps in the Emerald Gun Clubs big in-
vitation tourney. Dr. u. v. Hudson, the hard
working Recording Secretary of the organiza-
tion is the authority for the statement that the
| tournament has exceeded all possible expecta-
| tons. and that the event will remain an annual
feature In local trap-shooting fixtures In the
future.
Yesterday was known as "Now Jersey Day"
the dozen events that comprised the programme
being dedicated to the trap-shooting organiza-
tons of the State OF New Jersey. The pro-
gramme consisted of sweepstake shoots at
artificial birds, nearly 1000 being broken dur
ing the day. Despite the length of the pro-
gramme, thanks to Hustler Tom Keller and
President Reagen, the programme was
cluded in good season while light yet remained.
To-day the big Empire City Handicap is to be
decided, and as the Emerald Gun Club has
added 500. and over forty-one forfeits were
posted with Secretary Hudson last night, nearly
$1,000 will be in the pot to be divided among
some of the best trap shooters who ever handled
gun Awons the entries mt ito, today are I'm Mrs
TRPSmas Sssr
ers in this country. The shoot viii be at twenty
five live birds per man from five ground traps,
eighty yards boundary. Yesterdays scores fol-
First Series Tenth Event-Twenty targets, known
ar snd snss ns e. EN- srees fee
yo; yennett 70; Norman, Isi .Moscrcft Isi Jones.
&SSs: i; S;s 2nd;,sy; II
SssS.nsa IL: Rdssft9a ns''. ~ e"m0' is'
:sSsntesn ss.fss ks.r sSs ". @fS
i isT sTSssI Dsvs rho%as'
Ess targets known trap: and
i 5S Tss S BTsw;; bsrSy bTsi
4h9 Rnns Paw %Ssss Mo;SrR rSs 81 shSr Buofn
Second Regular Even. ZEN targets known trap.
%5ss i5s%sr IS leroy 81 b9sss IVA
~ y &onS Il a aaan
4hS 81 aoG g. R
e: ss
Leroy, Hoa%ap ls DIsSs is sehoi,y Isl Ps en-!
II as y T, @ SSa'SS =; siDS ;i;
aSff BIRDS know.
Ss sns ss: %Sos 6. b.
;s%!,S hs syl: G;s.ss. S%% EeSf.:
Hudson, Il Bucklin. g. nice 8; Goe;ei: e. Ro S"
sTSs q STa. ssps
snd Jons VICE. e1 ~ b! Smith, Isl S
p pa s,i ~ sshS1r,E ~ Wan Dyke
ii MSscICt bennett II; Drake Il, ThO%ss' 70;
sisth Regular EyentEsomerviIIs sweepstakes a,
thits s Joas To- %Ssss:
ii9 w9Sds 70; Psnnsst 49, ss6oIy l9 Eehmona
roSne As9sni Tabsit h e fcrr
ksiisf 8; Dfais g. s,sS1aesi 3; Lloyd rHq s
seventh Regular E,sn.-Twenty;nve birds; known
Ssssr 81 3d. m 1s
s FL s sd fSon ~ Hell s IL Money ri Hobart
~ ,I 5TSwPsii; Ferris, g; 49, - As"s
6ras u %5hS%n .Ss.
as ii Holman Bay. is Moas %n' isi y kr roy
keller Isl Jqas: -; SSssisr is Hobart is skin.
FsTEis Thurmann. II; smith, II; Edgerton, 10;
sN iaih Regular Eyent-E.se4 sweepstakes race.
Van DYKE %hssisr 10; 6Tsis, ID; e HAIL iS 10;
ond Ho ssnassoS S S1nss u R h6
bart; 81 ., Wood 3; Thomas .. q smith = Skinner.
ersG, q Bucfiin. Q; AAessi g. Ferris. g. fevsridgs
Tenth Regular Evsnt-BoilIns Springs race, sweep
t,wsa aStr birds entrance Zee ss 90
Shorty, s0i Richmond sO thurman, 20; Money, 26i
HGha5t ls ksnnson ls Wheeler, IS; Van Dyke Isi
eTo9 a. hsn 9as Ia " fE KSs5 m Thomas " Mos
EIsssnth REGULAR EyeniNewarE Sweepstakes ten
sI.hclai birds known traps and angles. tWentyfo
Thurman, l0i Moscroft, 10; Wheeler 10; Eenneson,
" Jones VI Brewer, 8; Richmond, " Gren y, Hall.
VI BENNETT, o; Woods. o. Van Dyke, 3: Davis :: Hon.
mann, 8; d 2. smith, >; Leroy, :; Thomas, q Edssr
ton, II Bucklin, Z; Drake, z; Moore, Is; Hobart q.
iwenth Eyent-ExtIa sweepstakes race, at ten ar
ueial targets, known traps and angles fee
s1.kO per man, seven entFea- Wheeler. 10. SchoFty.
7 ksnneson. " Bueklin. 2; Morn, Z; Edgerton, .;
second Extra vent-Fifty targets. known traps. un
known angles; entrance fee 81 per man twelve en-
Eries Money as Leroy as Brewer, as; Thomas. l6I
Keller. t5 sehoIty ri MoseIat, al Van Dyke, ~;