The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-24

| club allowed to enter, no mixed teams
allowed, entrance. 81. $50 added, four
moneys, Is teams entered-Menard, II;
| Evans, 10; team, %. MCGOWAN, IA; w.
Neu, 10; team. "a. Holohan Q. Ware 10;
team. %. Fisk IL; Barbour ii, team, %.
| j. Neu 10, Hymer z; team, IL. Brayton
| 10, Cave 8; team, is. Jones z, Wright
| 10; team, IL. Twohy 10; Denison 8;
| team, IS. Bartlett IL, Conley u; team
| %. Knight IL, Cummings 6; team, IL.
Searles Is, Thompson 10; team, rs.
Searles and Thompson of the Missoula
club, s13.05; Smith and Browning.
Butte, and Williams and Clark, Ste
vensville second, $3.50 to each team.
Holohan and Sisson. Wallace, and Bart
| lett and Conley, Anaconda, third, $500
to each team. Menard and Evans,
| Missoula, Considene and Ware. Spo-
kane. Fisk and Barbour. Helena,
Twohy and Denison, Anaconda, fourth,
$3.50 to each team. Searles won the
| special prize for the highest individual
| score, a can of powder, and Cummings
| won the lowest score, prize, years
| subscription to the Suortman's Re-
view
Event No. 13-Winchester Arms COM
| pany event. 20 singles. unknown angles.
| entrance $22; 3S entries-W. Hills, IA:
| Fisk. IS; Menard, II; Rockefeller. ~:
| Bartlett. IS; Van Wyck, II; Browning.
| III w. Neu, II; ]. Neu, IA; Williams.
| 49, Holohan, II; Denison, IS; c. A. Tut
| tie. IS: Ware, Is; Sisson, II; Considene.
| 49, Twhoy, 16; c. IL. Smith, IS; Fra
zier. TO- Brownlee. II; MCGOWAN, IS;
| Hewes, IL; Rogers. II; Wright. u; Hy-
mer, 10: Barbour Is; Heard, II; Coyle.
10; Conley. II; Peasants. 10; Lemly, 81
Brayton, IA; Searles, II; Clark, II;
| Knight, II; ]. Evans, II; Cummings,
10; Jones, IT, Bartlett, Denison, Tut
tie, Ware, Considene, Smith and Nc
Gowan tied for the first prize, a Win
chester shotgun. Considene bought the
interests of the others and took the
gun. Nine tied for second money,
which was divided. Twohy was alone
for third. IS. Williams, Barbour and
Coyle divided fourth, So. Hills won
the tie for the fish basket, the fifth
prize. and Lemly won the BOBBY prize,
Sports Afield.
Event No. IA, 25 singles. unknown
angles, entrance $3.50. SIS guaranteed,
| 33 entries-W. Hills, IS; Fisk, %; Me-
nard, 81; Rockefeller. II; Bartlett. 20;
Browning 49, w. Neu, 20; J. Neu, 20
| Williams. 20; Holohan, %; Denison, %;
| Tuttle, II; Ware. 81; Sisson, 10; Con-
sidene. 20; Twohy, 20; c. II. Smith, 20;
Brownlee. II; MCGOWAN, 20; Wright,
| "a; ]. Evans, 81: Woody. IL; Wood, 49,
| SeRrles, %; Barbour, 20; knight, Ia;
| Conley. 81: Brayton. 81; Lemly, II;
| Cave. Is; Clark, %; Jones, IA; Rogers,
| 90 Wright first. $12.2O; Clark. Fisk.
| Searles second, $765 each; Holohan and
| Denison third, $3.50. Five tied for
| fourth and 10 tied for fifth. Sisson
won the special prize, American FIELDS.
| and w. Hills took the fishing rod.
| Frank Woody won the BOBBY prize. a
bicycle lamp.
| Event No. Is. consolation shoot, open
to shooters who had not received third
money or better in any previous event,
| Is singles, unknown angles, entrance
| $3.50. $40 added, nine entries-J. Hills,
10; Cummings s; Heard, IL; Frazier o.;
| Brownlee, Z; Cave. 3; Woody, IL; Lem
ly, 6; T. Evans, s. Heard and Woody
first, $500 each; Hills second. 1926;
Frazier and Cave third, $1.95; Evans
| fourth. ST. Brownlee fifth, one box of
cigars; BOBBY prize, Lemly, pocket
| flask.
| The grand average prizes for the blue
rock events of the tournament were
distributed this evening. The prizes
| are for the best records made in events
Nos. 2, 3, s, 6, Z, s. 8. TO- II, and b. The
total number of birds shot at in these
| events by each man was 1S6. The rec
ord of the competitors is as follows:
| c. II. Smith, l59: Browning. 14l; Rock
efeller, 1874; Menard. 1853; Bartlett, 147;
| Jones, 1876; Fisk, 156; Conley. 1872; Den
| ison, $50; MCGOWAN, 142; G. A. futile,
| lofs WOhgt 100 iNNahS, no. ADAog NOhi
1879; williams, 14S; Holohan, $50; Clark,
1855: Sisson. 141: Ware. lag; Barbour.
| l2s: j. Neu, 127; w. Neu, 139.
| The prize winners are: First, $40
| c. II. Smith, Butte S5.4s per cent Sec
ond, SIS: A. ]. Fisk, Helena, 1915 per
cent. Third. s1O-Thomas Clark. Ste
vensville, $3.50 per cent. Fourth, So
J. p. Menard, Missoula, S225 per cent.
| Fifth, Anaconda Standard one year
Denison, Anaconda, and Holohan, Wal
lace, tied S063 per cent. Sixth, Ramp
| Komfort, stove, Twohy Anaconda, and
| williams. Stevensville. 27.50 per cent.
Seventh, gun case-Bartlett, Anaconda,
| 70 per cent. Eighth. meerschaum pipe
Ware, Spokane. 7s.49 per cent
The individual prize for the longest
run will be awarded tomorrow.
At the business meeting of the asso-
citation this evening it was decided to
procure a new trophy for live birds
, shooting to be a challenge trophy sub
| ject TO challenge at any time. This
| trophy will go to the. man who comes
| out second best in the championship
! contest tomorrow.
To-.ay's Programme.
Missoula May 2S.-The programme for
| Sunday at the shooting tournament will
be as follows:
EVENT NO. i.
Shoot 'em up, Jakel
Seven live birds. Entrance. IS.
Three moneys; 40, 80 and 20 per cent.
EVENT NO. 2.
Live bird championship Of Montana;
| open only TO members of the association
lis live birds. Entrance, $40. Sixty per
| cent of the entrance money goes TO the
present holder of medal. Percy Kenneth
| Of Helena
! Three misses out; birds extra.
! First prize-State championship medal.
/ value, S75.
| Second prizes per cent. of purse.
Third prize-l5 per cent. of purse.
! After live bird championship event
! sweepstakes of 10 live birds each will be
/ shot Entrance. $50.
During the progress OF the live bird
shooting sweepstakes at blue rocks will
be held. Events will be 10 or Is bird sin
giles at option of shooters; unknown an
giles. Entrance, 1O-bird events, 81 So i5-
| bird events, s..