The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-02-22
THE TOURNAMENT
First Annual Meeting of the
0skaloosa Gun Club.

ment of the Oskaloosa Gun Club was
commenced Tuesday morning at the
club grounds northwest of the city.
The program moved along during
the day to the satisfaction of the
large crowd of shooters present and
all concerned were well pleased with
the result of the days sport.
The shoot has been the talk of the
sporting club for the past month and
now that the dates are here and the
shoot is in progress the members of
the club are leaving nothing undone
that will tend to add to the success
of the meeting.
There has been large house erect
ed in the grounds for the comfort
and convenience of the shooters. 1t
is commodious place and in it are
the secretaries and clerks stands
and cafe where meals and refresh
ment are served. Joe Stump and
Jack Harrison were two of the hap
| piest men in the country yesterday
at the success of the first day. There
had been a crowd looked and hoped
| for but there was not expected the
large crowd that came to the city
for the events of the program.
There were As shooters at yester-
days matches and there were 5000
targets sent into the air.
On the account of the large number
of the shooters it is impossible in a
limited space to give the detail of
the score of the shooters. There will
therefore appear below only the
totals of the leaders in each of the
matches.
There were nine men who shot
through the entire program of the
day. They shot at total of $50
targets and the score that was made
by each of the gentlemen was as fol-
lows:
e. E. Detterline of Keithsburg 1919.
Crismon of Ottumwa 1876.
DIR. Kibby of Marshalltown 1876.
A. E. Ross of Winfield 119.
Chas. Hoover of Oskaloosa 11S.
A. R. Cory of Hiteman ia.
Chas. Sheehy of Pella III.
j. A. Lane of Marshalltown 1913.
H. p. Denzel of Marshalltown 120.
The program including the above
was shot as follows. The moneys
were divided 40, 80, 20 and 10 per
cent in all the target events.
EVENT NO. 1.
Ten targets, SO purse, 81 entry, 20
| shooters.
Crismon 10, Denzel 10, Lanelle 9,
Sheehy 9, Foster s, Kibby s, Deter
line s, Lane 8.
| EVENT NO. 2.
Ten target, sl0purse, entrance
1.5O, 20 shooters.
Cook 10, Detterline 9, Lanelle 9,
Lane 9, Long 9, Kibby 8, Denzel s,
Ross 8.
EVENT NO. 3.
Ten targets, entrance 81, 20 shoot
ers.
Lane 10, Crismon 10, Hayes 9, Cory
9, Hoover 8, Kibby s, Detterline 8,
Cook 8.
EVENT NO. 4.
Fifteen targets, entrance 81 so, Is
shooters.
Detterllne Is, Cook IA, Hayes -,
Denzel ID, Long 10, Sheehy II, Lane
II, Hoover II, Foster II.
EVENT NO. 5.
Ten targets, entrance 81, % shoot
ers.
Sheehy 10, Cook 10, Foster 8, Kibby
9, Colman 9, Mattox 9, Detterline s,
Crismon 8, Denzel s, Clark 8.
EVENT NO. 6.
Twenty targets, entrance So, II
shooters.
Harrison 10, Kibby 10, Lanelle 1s,
Vann IS, Crismon IS, Denzel Is, Cook
IS, Detterline Is, Hayes 16.
Afternoon Program.
EVENT NO. 7.
Fifteen targets, entrance $3.50, IS
shooters.
Kibby Is, Lanelle Is, Crismon ID,
Denzel 10, McCurdy 10, Colman II,
Detterline II, Sheehy II, Cook II,
Ross II, Cory IL, Hoover IL, Hayes
IL, Grier IL.
EVENT NO. 8.
Ten targets, entrance 81, "a shoot
ers.
Cook 10, Ross 10, Dutton 9, Sheehy
8, Thompson 9, Detterline 9, Hoover
9, Cory 9, Crismon s, Hayes s.
EVENT NO. 8.
Fifteen targets, entrance $50;
fifteen shooters.
Detterlein Is, Kibby IA, Thompson
IA, Cook IA, Cory ID, Lane 10, Sheehy
Is, Hoover 10, Crismon IL, Ross IL,
Hayes IL.
EVENT NO. 10.
Ten targets, entrance s1e0; thirty
five shooters.
Hoover 10, Detterlein 10, Lane 10,
McCurdy 8, Ross 9, Kibby 8, Cory 8,
Colman s, Lanelle s, Crismon 8, Dem
eel s, Cook s.
EVENT NO. IL.
Fifteen targets, entrance $50;
thirty shooters.
Lanelle Is, Lane ID, Crismon ID,
Sheehy IA, Hamilton IA, Gordon 10,
Hoover 10, Cory ~, Ross II, Grier II,
Grant IL, Shaw IL.
EVENT NO. IL.
Ten targets, entrance s1oo; thirty
one shooters.