Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-07
Program of Last Days Events
Being Pulled Off at the Gun
Club Grounds Today
SHOOT CLOSES THIS AFTERNOON
Almost Perfect Weather Makes Shoot
ing a Observation-Disclosures Arrivals
Swell the Big Entry List-Totals
for Thursdays Program and List
of Money Winners.

Another almost perfect day greeted
the shooters over the traps at the Sec
ond and closing day of the Marshall
town Gun Club tournament. and at 10
o'clock this morning the first target
of the opening event was thrown.
Thursdays program was completed at
about o'clock and only a very few of
the out-of. town shooters left the city.
Several additional entries were made
in the events for the afternoon and
today, so that the number at the traps
today has increased If anything. Dur
ing the first day about 5000 targets
We're thrown In the twelve events. and
today's program.
A large number of spectators, includ-
ing not few ladies, visited the grounds
during yesterday afternoon, and while
the crowd was not so large this morn
ing a great many visitors are present
this afternoon. The slight wind from
the northwest, which caused some OF
the targets to fly rather high, was not
noticeable today, there being but little
breeze. The matches of today are be-
ing pulled off rapidly, and up to shortly
afternoon, six, one half of the program
had been shot. The shoot was con-
cluded by about o'clock, The same
good management and lack of delays,
which was so noticeable Thursday.
was again apparent today, greatly to
the satisfaction of the contestants.
Today's Events.
At 10 o'clock the first squad for the
opening match of the last days pro-
gram was called UP. 1t was at fifteen
targets and reulted in Klein and Proc
tor breaking even in first, with
straights; Morrison, Snow, Lnell, Rus
sell. Hoon, Remington, Fahey. and
Keefe landed in second, with fourteen;
Abbott, Lane, Densel, Cook, Forney,
Bird, Adams, Johnson. and Peterson
divided third money with thirteen and
Wallace and Mcdowell, split fourth,
with twelve.
Event 2, at fifteen, went to Forney,
Bird. and Peterson, each With fifteen;
Cook. O'Brien, Mcdowell Linell, and
Cundiff second, with fourteen: Schmidt,
Morrison, Klein, Russell. Hoon and
Seely, third. with thirteen; and Lane,
Wallace. Densel Bastian. Adams, Proc
tor. Keller and Keefe fourth, with
twelve each
Event 5. the first of the day at twenty
targets was divided among Klein, Rem
ington and Kibby for first, with twenty
straight. Lane, Densel, Carstens.
Dubbs, Snow. Linell. and Russell were
second, with nineteen, and O'Brien
fourth. with seventeen.
Event 4. another at fifteen. ended
with Lane, Cook and Remington inside
first money. with straights: Bird
pubbs. Hoon and Adams seconds with
fourteen each: Wallace. O'Brien, Nc
Dowell, Bastian, Linell and kibbey
third. with thirteen; Densel. Forney,
Snow. Russell and Proctor fourth, with
twelve.
The first money of event 5, at fifteen.
was divided among Mcdowell, Morri-
son. Dubbs and Linell each with
straight; Abbott, Lane Wallace. Den
sci. Cook, O'Brien, Schmidt. Bastian
and Keller second. with fourteen: Car
stems, Klein, Bird, Cundiff, Hoon. Proc
tor. Peterson and Kibbey third, with
thirteen: and Forney, Snow, Adams, Ir-
win and Place fourth, with twelve.
Event s, at twenty targets, the last
OF the morning program, resulted In
O'Brien. Klein, Dubbs, Russell. Hoon
and Proctor breaking even in first with
nineteen: Abbott. Mcdowell, Bird,
Snow. Linell and Kibbey second with
eighteen: Wallace, Schmidt and Adams
third. with seventeen: and Cook For
ney, Morrison, Bastian and Keller
fourth. with sixteen.
Summary for Thursday.
George Snow, of this city, drew out
first money for the entire day, with
William Hoon. of Jewell. second and E.
G. Wallace, of this city. third. In the
days total Wallace scored high gun
among the amateurs. with 1S5 out of a
possible 200. Fred Gilbert was high
among the professionals, also with 1S5.
Hoon was second among the amateurs,
with 1884, Cook and Line!l tied for third,
with IT'S. and Snow was fourth with
ia. Charley Budd was second high
professional. with $50. The totals of
those who shot thru the entire program
are given DeiOW. HUpott' io1, w eiinSS'
1876; Cook, IT'S; Schmidt. 162; Forney,
153: Peterson. 149; Burmester, 172;
Linell 175: Russell. 166; Adams. III;
Budd, 1870; Snow, ia: Fahey, 1876:
Keller, us: Lane. 1853; Densel, 157;
O'Brien, 1877: Gilbert, 1855: Nichols, 1876;
Johnson. 1856: Bastian. 157; Cundiff.
146; Hoon. 1874; Proctor 169; Remdng-
ton, 1876; Carstens, 172; Bird, 166; and
Nelson. 1919.
Thursday Afternoon Events.
The program Thursday afternoon be-
gan with the fifth event. at fifteen tar
gets. 1t was won by Lane, Wallace,
Burmester, and Bird, with straights;
Cook. Morrison, Linell, Adams, Proctor,
and Snow, second with fourteen; o.
Brien, Forney, Peterson, and Bastain,
third, with thirteen, and Abbott, Place,
Grey, Russell, Remington, Berger, and
Carstens, fourth, with twelve each.
The sixth event, at twenty targets,
Linell and Remington divided first
money on nineteen: Wallace, Cook,
Burmester, Hoon and Carstens, second;
with eighteen; Russell, Proctor, Snow,
and Kibbey, third, with seventeen, and
Abbott, Lane, Gray, Morrison, Adams,
and Bird, fourth, with sixteen each.
The seventh event, another fifteen
target match, went to Wallace, Proctor
and Seaman, with fifteen; Schmidt,
Peterson, Linell, and Russell, second,
with fourteen; Abbott, Lane, Place,
Burmester. Remington. Fahey, Helm
,ardpar ard Nihhay third with fhiI-