The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-18
Trap Shooting.

Although heavily handicapped on account Of his
lifelong skill with the shotgun Capt. Albert W.
Money captured all the events at the weekly shoot
ing tournament OF the New Utrecht Rod and Gun
Club yesterday at Gravesend. A screaming lot of
feathered flyers left the traps. and out Of 4 total of
twenty-one missed birds eleven fell dead Just over
the boundary flags. The sport opened with q little
sweepstakes event at 50 q corner. birds extra, which
Capt. Money garnered with Frederick A. Thompson.
both shooting 1--WE straight and dividing. Then came
the club shoot and Capt. Money won this. only miss
ing a redhot left q~uarterer whose feathers Jew. but
whose wings just carried him over the line. Then
the redoubtable Captain won three straight matches
for the birds against Frederick A. Thompson. and the
fun was over, The summaries:
bi risst gent tIbGr9 % M sMSSphtssaseS T. e. hys hTs
.'Plankington." 20 yards. 3; IN. Ryder. e yards.
q y ysf$s. /! f Il =aaS%R' Sna Il Money sSE1sdi . e P5i Shepard
Second Eyent-clnb shoot at ten live birdS-oapt:
s ss sard y 4 MSne 1. r. RyS asFa y y Yards sI; esti FIsda4sisR L. !.
Thoppson. 20 yards. 7;P E. George. 20 yards. =
Third Eyent-Match ten birds per man-cApt. Al
bert W; Money. SO yards. 8; Frederick A. Thompson.
Fourth Event-Match ten b~irds-csRt. Albert ":
S MGddsy' 49, % yssfhS oo;t. %: srGs'I snd a. ou nHc%SsSH' g. 3:
Thompson. 2. Match same conditions-Money, 7;
Owing to the absence of Manager John Wright.
George or Paterson ne son. . m Ie mi Rro OF the o anI E'dS con.
day at the clubs grounds. Union Course. Long
TWenty.aVe Birds-Edward Banks. 20, Waters. Al.
Ten 7; De Lang 4; Amend o; Dr.
Fifteen bsiirds@Shhiiiifon. 8: belong. IL; Amend. o;
Banks, IA; Waters. IA.
AG GiaS sh 1So + F Y ": G "A YtSEEst:sa al % Lang. 49, 81
AF Fifteen Clay i Birdsn.MiiliieR. :; Amend %dl''7H i; L.
Ten inanimates~MiiiiEen. 81 L. Plercey. 1t Banks.
rTEenty:aIe;Bird Match Edward Banks. as,
Fifteen Birds Eash-Minhon. 7, Do Lang. IL;
BAY saoaE, sept. 1.-THE trap-shootng oontin-
gent AMONG the the m ne 1hIe Of the hs,i PenataSsit-c TtE Md,c
and interesting pigeon shoots to-day. Modiaed
soms SarT ei ESies SoyS %ss 's sSo S0n's Sy tib IN Sarin,
thtnns. .Eddey. Magoun. Cattus and Pryor won the
coin and honors in a majority of the events. Tho
First, Eyent-club shoot at ten live biEds-EddeE.
Hubs. % yards, g. q. cochrSne. 20 yards. q. j. 4
MaGoun, 20 yards, 7; J. cattus. 20 yards. 81 J. Brew
e o'pconoskTS. % Yards. 8.
second EyentIA sorStoh aweeps.ahes at nys birds
gh9e, 2 Hubs. 8; MAgoun. Al cAttus. 8; Brewster.
Third Eveht-same condiaons-Hubbu 2; Pryor. 81
o'Donoghue. Il +. Cattus. o, Lentlhon. =; Migoun.
q f@ S1s4afsI Ry 81 GSis%' so 81 hsass: + o4t.u.. 3, ). b.
ar4h1RRi 2; Pryor, 3; MsSEUnn' q o. H !; SSt.us' 81 Eddey'
Bedford Y. NJ. @. A. Pentathlon Contests.
Quite an interesting programme of held and track
competitions marked the closing neld day ofthe Bed
ford Branch Of the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian
Association yesterday. Five events. scored under the
famous !. NJ. @. A. pentAthlon system. which has for
Its end the Gll-Ground development Of the boys. were
decided. and N every ono, owing to the summer heat
which prevailed, the athletes nmbered up and
sheysd up IN Exceptionally COCO form; e
Christie; Louis A. Hatfield and j. Ferris tied for acc
ond place. Time, o 2-b seconds.
Throwing the Twelve Pound Hammer, Scratch
won by Louisa. HATFIELD. % feet 2 inches 8. A. DA-
viz. second, 10 feet o inchesi A. ID. Donnell. third
Running High Jump. scratch-Louis A. Hatfield
and j. Ferris tied at 5 feet ~ inches and divided the
points; A. ponnell, third. 8 feet IA lnchea.
9 feet 8 inches; LoRil a Hstzreld. second, 8 feet 4
inchOSi w. Christie, third, z feet & inehee.
Ons,hile Run, scratch-Won BY HArTy Y. Fay. y,
9 Hewlett second. ,. Eerns third. Tine. 8
ntnutoe 80 SeooadA