The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-22
PROTEST AT FLY CASTING.
BRlNDR ETH OBJECTS TO TIRE YER
DICT AT THE sPORTSME EMS SNOW.

A Surprise in the Hena-Piu Contest Furnished
by the Mnn who HAD Bought Only RiEht
T~ickets-spcncer or Pennsylvania Makinn
Great scercs-Lively Shooting Contests.
There wat q great protest made yesterday
against the decision in the fiy-casting competi-
ton at the Sportsmen's Show on Thursday
night. The three judges, c. NJ. Roof. S. r. KEEL
logg, and II. r Harris, disagreed. and the
referee decided against Brandreth. The specific
causo Of complaint against him was that he held
the butt of his rod in his sleeve. Brandroth
has frequently 6shed trout brooks in this way.
and Thomas B. Mills and other experts adopt
the practice. In explanation II. II. Harris said
that, while nothing was published forbidding
the holding of the rod In the sleeve, 1t was under
stood that tho competition was for single.handed
fly casting. which by induction meant only tho
wrist and forearm casting, without the assist
ance of any appliance or contrivance.
The results of the fly casting yesterday were:
Cooper s,p" H ISS G1 sos Il, v. Ii Nesn ST.; /. ". Bellows.
81; b. W. Goodsel. SO.
Accuracy only. competitlon-At a buoy sixty feet
from casting stand.-aeorgo, Landman. nrst, 49, av.
sssss' .; Brandrsth: second, q s.oi \; Seodsell,
G. N. Roof. 81 10.
Thursdays scores in the bullseye competition.
announced yesterday, show that the coal mine
owner from Scranton, Pa, II. NJ. Spencer. is tied
with p. Kossek at 10 degrees. while Or, A. A.
biiiihe tahCo thiEu DlhCO " II. -. lhuliS Wy
scoring 1oi9 degrees to the latter's 1lle. Scores:
Il; NJ Spencer. 10 d grees;, Dr. A.; A stillman, lo2;
! i;a; tsa'i Bs Nv ". 4. M Mstn' g. Ho'i /. ' vo sai'. ts;c I! 81 \: Bots % ::
ford, 81; y; Bookman. bl; 4. " Al!chin, eiEiJ.
3d. sSff +. Mo Sf; a. io7 Hf Il. r.. Sr:s ns: a IL Z; p i. ;. i p.
Stroud. log; S. P. Were. 200.
The three leaders in the 1OO-shot champions.
ships were unchanged. H. NJ. Spencer having
2a2t. h, J. Young 242l. and NJ. Dorrler 24l3.
In the continuous match. md Ia. Elack and e =
Pnlard. with the maximum OF as. lead on the
Reppler was hard at work yesterday trying to
equal the leading score of $50 in the head-pin
contest. He has tickets of so each on the rec
needed score. He was within one pin OF that
result many times; As an instance Of goldng
.aie' o Sssk' He feco join 81 se sSe bSSw Is q r I'm tbe
afternoon and bought only eight tickets. At
the end of his string he had scored two cards OF
lead for the special prize OF S25 for the best head.
pin score In the last twenty-four hours of the
main contest. Should Beck roll another fifty
no will be tied with Boemcrmann for first place.
Bowlers think that Beck's luck has changed.
before he again rolls a fifty. The scores in the
contest follow:
c%ciu%ea,. i4s; j. BE Beck AF ceS.Pai, i Ias; G. 9. K ke starr.
hetroGoiitan, Us; Or; Little, aurora Grata. las;
g: Rehm. Lotus Club. i47; H; Boemsrmann, ST..
= iff' :. meyer, Arlington. IL ! ~. Snlnlnn,
Washington. l46; w. Waller. Corlnthian, l48; w. b.
Fisher. Metropolitan. I46; F. Miller. Boston. 145; ].
LeuIy. Metropolitan, 145: W. Linden, Cable. las;
J. Hummell. New York. l45; c. Walters. Dc Forest
SSo G., g.Sn ~; J; sla TS. West shores -; +. zolllpssSE.
Miller. Aurora Grata, l43i Col. W. B. sellers. Echo.
1<2; A. r. Meyer. knickerbocker A. c.. lag; G. A. Nc
Eiroy. Orient Wheelmen. 141; F. burst. New York.
1<l.
In the individual contest in the afternoon
Foege took third place. with the total Of l,l6S.
In the evening. however. he was supplanted by
Brill. who scored 1,169. The detailed scores
follow:
F. H. Brill. Interstate League-200. geo, goa, 1s2,
1874. $50. Total, l.lBg.
H. Kahlsdorf. Central B. C.-l7o. 1874, 100, loa,
1871. 1914. Total. ,l28.
J; Biershenk. south Paw B. Giles. 147. IFS. gil.
100, 188. Total. l.O35.
9. Foese. Orchard b. c.-192. 1s9. eos. ls4, ISL, |
zoe. Total, 1,leS.