Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-23
HARVEY Won CUP
GUN CLUB SHOOT FOR
THE lSENBERG CUP
W. C. WALL TOOK THE HALL
SON cuP-PLEAsANT DAY
ON THE GUN CLUBS
RANGE.

The fifth semi annual cup shoot Of
the Hawaiian Gun Club was held at
its model range in Manoa valley yes
terday. On account Of counter attrac-
tons the list Of members present was
limited. although a record number of
visitors were present all being gun en-
thusiasts. to the extreme.
The weather was not to the best
advantage to the gunners, the wind
blowing in irregular gusts down the
valley. causing the clay saucer-like
targets to take very uneven flight.
The house committee, composed OF
Messrs. Harvey, Walker and Irwin
Spalding had hustled to good adyan-
tage, and everything possible was
done for the comfort of those present,
A fine chowder luncheon was served
| during the noon hour, after which all
1 present were photographed by Will
| liams.
After a short delay caused by the
| floral parade. the LIST match was called.
| This match was the most important
of all the winner claiming the cham
pionship OF the club, and President
Isenberg's Cup.
J. W. Harvey took first honors with
40 breaks out Of 20. and also the cup
| for good, having won II twice former
| ly. |. Spalding and l.. 9. King tied
for second place with l6 piece.
The second match, 10 birds unknown
angles was also scratch, the first prize
Hall d Sons challenge cup was won
Unexpectedly by w. c. Wall. with
ont OF 10 breaks. King and Harvey
tied for second place with each.
The third event was 20 bird handi-
cap know angles with prizes TO CON-
pete for the first being the "Walsrode
| Cup" presented by Woods a. Sheldon,
and held by II. L. Cares. The first. q
results and prizes were as follows:
LIST l.. c. King, 20 out Of 22. Walsrode
Cup.
End. J. L. Fullerton. 10 out OF 20.
Game Carving Set.
Bird. |. spalding. II out OF 22. Gun
! Case.
4th. II. e. Walker, II out OF 29,
100 Pacific Cart
9Th. ]. W. Harvey, II out of 20.
Pocket Knife.
In the shoot on OF the ties, SpaldinG
and Walker after having tied on .
consecutive Ave bird matches, a toss
up gave spalding third place.
The fourth event a 10 bird Visitors"
match, was the drawing card OF the
day. producing more mirth from the
club members than any other match
during the day. Out OF some 100 targets
fired at by 10 shooters. only 10 targets
felt the deadly pellets.
LIST. A. Menefoglio, out OF 10. prize.
22 leal rifle.
End, e. F. Patton, 3 out OF 10, prize.
vase.
3rd. G. Robinson. 2 out OF 10.
The fifth event was a 20 bird handi-
cap match for Weekly Challenge Cup
to be won by the same person times.
II. Il. Walker captured this cup 10
start with the finescore OF 81
out OF 22, missing his first target, and
then making clean run OF II straight.
End. |. Spalding. 10 out of 22.
3rd. J. w. Harvey, is out OF 20.
The sixth and last match, a 10 bird
Consolation" open for those who
had not won a prize during the day,
including club members and visitors
alike, was won by II. e. Cares a for
mer member OF the club, with breaks
out OF 10. Il. |, Spalding came second
with out OF 10 and f. Davis third
with out OF 10. The prizes awarded
for this event, were a hunting coat,
100 challenge cartridges and cleaning
rod with hefeyerlead and rust remoy-
err
The Hawaiian Gun Club has Just
completed its third year OF existence,
and has enrolled amongst its member
ship many OF the most prominent
men of the city.