New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
FEST TO END TOMORROW.
COMPETITORS WAITING FOR THE PRIZES.

THE nowI.ING SCORES TO DE DECIDED TO-DAY
COME OF THE WINNERS.
The competition OF marksnHn which boa been n
progress n, Glendale Park. Long Island since Juno
q, c.ored las, night 1T O'Clock although the first
National s.huetzcnfest will not bc ended there until
TO morrow night The festival Viii he continued at
the park to-day and there nay he some rcratch
contests between teams representing the East ana
West, although no definite arrangement 10 'ha'
efrec, has been made Tho musical features and the
side shows viii furnish entertainment for those
vho may he present today. ana this afternoon TIE
tied scores in the individual bowling contest VIII be
decided on the alleys. Tomorrow morning ~ j"
o'clock the names OF the prize winners In the shoot
ing competition Will be Officially announce ana the
handsome honor PRICE distributed The f"snvnl VII
end 10 morrow night with display OF hr""orks.
Tho officers of the National schuctzen Buni say
the festival has bcen successful IN every way, AMI
II is likely that second National Sch"e'zehfeS'
win be- held. Tn. marksm"n "h" h"V' '"'"Peu'
praise the officials In charge for the HPorrmah''h"
way IN which the contests have be"n eohd"'t"h
and the range. Over which the shooting vas done.
with the targets have been declared DIV expert
enrcd rife shots 10 be nearly perfect Few com
plants have been made. and IN. pr''cS'r ma"" 20
fnr have been satisfactorily hhuH''' Inc '""-
nhlc prigss offered attracted fom" "' w" h""N'
shots IN the country. ana the shooting mas hc'n Of
, hlsh order throughout the FESTIVAL the prize
winners have come from The West ~ W." ~ IN"
r,s, a. the competition his bccn National IN NOR"
,hnn name II was most interesting incident III
,re vo,ld of mniksm,n AMI one that has proinc"i
records equal TO the hcpi
Tho reoplc who attended ~" i"'tlVa yesterday
made n crowd ~ nbont 500 people lara" num-
nor q, ,hc,n anon, their time m the dancing pavl-
49,, ,, Ga. srhue,ycn Hall crowded all day.
rho wcathc, ycstsrda, wn" not n'"."'h't faNof'
ali. IN, pood shooting although tn" Ws'llah" III IN"
.,,,,., IIau was heavy al dat. After III" early
,o,,,rc bours n fairly strong wind blew across tn"
.,.. ara late m the afternoon mist drified he-
.,~, ,hc TARGETS ani the Schuet,en Hall Tho
shooting was Of average qi"htN'
Gus Zimmerman made ~ on the man target conn
tho within one point ~ Adolph streckor score
mt, lands AZ Henry HOLES made 20 y'st"rdty'
,hore ia a tie for second place hut a. zimmerman
az 4. narhAd by "A 81 he viii get ~" prize.
c.orge Helms = on. Of a possible Is On the ring
,s,go, lends the list a, that target the srofc b"lns
tho highest possible = { Ross Is f"'"nh ana
s,rcrte- ls ,hird Zimmerman's ~ ~ III" s'ar'ihrl
,arsc; is IN. highos there. and four men are TEA
,,r SECOND place with g. william Vorbnchs 2 at
Tho farse, columbia" 9 top score AT mat honor
large, and schustcr with Il is second James Bush
field f. third
As the hullscyes made on the target ternahia
have 70 be measured for relative distance from tho
centre the winners at that target VIII nov y" known
until the measurements are made
Gold medals for 10 points wer" yesterday won