San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-17
SCATTER GUN AT LAKEv1Ew.
Scores of the San Antonio and Pow
der Hill Gun Clubs.


The shooters, who contributed to
the fresh air fund yesterday by
lending their presence and swelling
the attendance, had no occasion to
regret being there.
The delightful gulf breezes that
blew across the traps made the
shooting more difficult, but added
to the pleasure and comfort OF the
shooters.
Sixteen enthusiasts faced the
springs at Lakeview, which con-
nected with an electric battery,
were touched of at the command
of the shooter.
Piety won the first medal. The
second was holly contested for on
tie between Veith, Epp and Phil
lips, and was won by the Doctor.
The third was captured by Chabot.
Following are the scores:
Chabot Ii, Veith 9, Shields 6,
Eppstein 6, France Is, Piety Is,
Chabot IL, Davidson z, Black IL,
Shields s.
The medal shoot came next and
was at thirty singles, unknown
angles, and had sixteen entries.
The following scores were made:
Shields Is, Piety 81, Chabot 20,
Learn II, Eppstein IA, France 20,
Veith %, Epp %, Black 20, Simp-
son IS, Davidson IL, Campbell Is,
Vollbrecht 10 Grosman II, Philips
%, Thiele "a.
Shoot number 5, same as above,
with nine entries. The score stood
as follows:
Chabot IL, Simpson IL, Black s,
France 10, Thiele ii, Vollbrecht II,
Campbell 10, Phillips 10, Epp IL.
Number six was also at fifteen
singles and was the closing shoot.
The score was as follows:
Chabot 10, Simpson Ii, Black u,
Thiele IL, Campbell 9.
The Power Hill Gun Club held
its regular shoot yesterday after.
noon. The attendance was good
and the following scores were
made:
Shoot No. l, at fifteen single
birds, unknown traps: Lieut..
Hays 8, Lieut.. Whitworth 9, Shaw
II, Critzer ID, Ohnesorge II,
Maurer s.
Shoot No. 2, at thirty single
birds and five pairs: Lieut.. Hays,
%; Critzer, So; Lieut.. Whitworth,
%; Ohnesorge, 30; Shaw, 81;
Maurer, 90. :
Shoot No. 3, at Is singles: Crit
ger, II; Ohnesorge, Il; Lieut..
Whitworth, 10; Lieut.. Hayes, IL.
Epp, dealer in the products of
Jersey COW, furnished the butter
for the sandwiches.
Grossman furnished the smear
case and bread, and the bt vs. didn'
do q thing but scrape the can for
more "case."
By q unanimous vote the up.
town boys were reprimanded by
the president, because of their late
arrival with the foamy beverage,
and judging the rapidity In which
the keg was emptied, il must have
been tempered with on the road
out. An investigation has been
Shields, the recorder, didn't Gre
cord" his usual average ard attri-
butes his misses to lack of nourish-
ment.
Piety, he that looks to the care of
the widow and orphan, was pos
sessed OF a very keen sight and
smashed his targets with such q
monotonous regularity that made
his competitors sarcastic in their
remarks.
Chabot wanted to set an exam
pie to his employees by smashing
as little crockery as would justify
the profits and won on luck, not on
his wonderful Workmanship.
Learn wasn't possessed Of that
keen sight which is essential to
guide q sharp razor, and his score
was chopped off like a hayseed's
whiskers when he joins the Pops.
Epstein, "the cashier" is a be-
lever in sound money and his
thoughts were so absorbed on the
question that targets were no
larger to him than dollars, there
fore the discount in his score.
France was given two yards yes
A. n
Of his barrels, but the quarterers
were too much for him and a 66 2.3
gait was all the lead mine would
turn out.
Veith tried glasses yesterday,
but nature furnished the best orbs
and hn aicoarl al