The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-02
SCORES AT THE TRAPS.
More Than I6O Guns in Interstate
Tournaments OPENING DAY

Tournaments Opening Dax.
NEW YORK, April Lover eight score
or the best known shots in the Initial
STATES ana canada assembled at Inter
STATE park today to take part in the
hintn annual trap shooting tournament
or the Interstate association. Weather
cohdltlons were good and. the birds were
a We'll chosen lot of fast fiers Anoono
the contestants who took part in the fyyo
events on today'S programme were the
winners of all previous grand American
nandlcaps, with two exceptions, the alb
sentees being r. A. WEIGH. of this civ
and j. G. Messner, of Pittsbu1,g. Prorni
hent among the past winners who were
on I Rand was Thomas A; Marshall. mayor
o. Afelthsourg, III; With him We're w. c.
CroSpy, of O'Fallon, ILL.,; c. f. Dickev.
OF Wellington, Mass; E. D. Fulfofd. Of
Otlcai H. D. Bates, of Ridgeton, Ont.
ana rom Morfrey. The latter did not
snoOt To-Day. but will take part in the
SIiLnd american on Wednesday and
THURSDAY. j. A. r. Elliott, of kansas
lily, was the first man to face the trans
put put atter making two kills, lost his third
blrd, right quarterer, which fell dead
OUT OF bounds. In the second event FL
Holt missed two out of twelve. which
MADE his score for the day II kills our
OF possible 20. good deal of Interest
was centered i1, the work of Tod Sloan
at the traps. The little Jockey was not
very fortunate, as he missed three In
IneoiISt event OF eight birds. and in the
second event missed the same numher
CUT OF eleven. which he shot at AS he
was on the thirty-yard mark today and
VIII only have to stand on the twentv~
seven ward mark in the big handieap he
WIN pfobably make a better showing In
the principal contest 40
In the opening event at Aiob+ h;rz
there was a field of 1876 confesf9nts %. 60 -
of these 81 killed straight and the T,nnaI,
$3.50. e''oii ieeeiVins
In the second event, at twelve bird,
there were Isl entried, out of which
twenty killed twelve straight and thirty
three finished with eleven each. The
straight scores won $475O apiece wbiie
those with eleven each. only rece @ttl5
$45d each. = Ten of the contestants killed
straight in both events making a total
OF twenty, which was the possible ,711no
Der. Ihese were Hoffman of New eGr-
mantown. N. j.; ''Arno," of SyracIse N
Y; Leroy Campbell, of Massachusetts:
tarmalee Of Omaha; Malone of RaItfl
more; A H Fox. of Baltimore; United.
OF schenectady, N Y; Crosby Of Alton.
Ill III; van Alien. of Jamaica, L. l., and
Tar Heel of Tarboro. NJ g. e
Following are the high scores in To-
days events:
Interstate introductory eight hirds
third yards rise, fifty yards Boundary
tour moneys, 40, go % and 10 per rent
hlgh guns, not class shooting ties divfd-
eoIStsphens of Moline, IL, 8; HaIloweIl.
OF Philadeiphia, s; Hoffman. of New Ger
mantown, n. j.. s; Arno of Syracuse 3.
Phil. of fredericksburg. O., S: LEROY
Campeilo. of Massachusetts. s: Parma
lee, or Omaha. 8: Malone of Baltinore
s: Ralph Nutting. Of Washington. : 3:
United, of schenectady, s; Iamhert
Lynn, Mass, s.: Trimble. of Covington.
KY s; Rolla. of Blue Island. s: Crosby.
OF OFiallon, Ill, 8; Head, of Peru, Ill, s: