The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-29
ANALOSTAN SHOOTS
CONE TO AN END
Season Bestin Clubs History
and Balance Left in
Treasury.
SEC. TAYLOR WINS TROPHY
Lands Dupont Prize With Five Wins.
Bauskett Takes Third Match
From Phil Steubener.

The Analostan Gun Club has just
closed another successful year.
The membership IS in a healthy con-
dltion, and there is a comfortable bal
ance in the treasury. The last regu-
far shoot was held on October q.
Twenty -fve shooters participated In the
various evenJs-two of which were mer-
ehandIse affairs. Of 25-targets each-and
twenty prizes were distributed in each
event The scores were as follows:
Barr. p. Psf; Ham. -. 24-46; Cole
man, a. 20-44; Monroe. %. 1S-4l; James.
q. $40. j. II. Hunter. Is. 22-40; Farm
ham. Il, 80; Dr. Taylor. IS, 21-S9;
Cake Is. I9-37; Mccartney, II. 1886;
Kirk. l.. 1S-S5: n Taylor. is. l7-33.
Nalley, l6 I6-S2i G. S. Wilson, Is, 16-3l;
George, Is. 16-31; Oller 13 14-27: Wolfe,
S. 12-20; Geyer Z. 6-I3: Bauskett. q (:
Williams, y; Hitchcock. 20; Hogan. Is:
Mills, L; Petrola, l6. Haven. 49, Wee
don. J., Machen. II
Taylor Gets Trophy.
The last contests for the Dupont
trophy We're shot-one being a post
pOned shoot and the regular shoot.
There has been a great deal of good
ifested during the whole season in these
contests. and Tire closing performances
have been nerve racking. Miles Taylor,
secretary Of the club. won the trophy.
having scored five wins. DR.. Barr, and
+. y Rausi,ett each had 4; Uncle Billy
Wagner, j. RI, Hunter, and John Cole
man, all had 3 10 their credit; J. p.
Peyton. 3; ]. b. Brown, ] win and tie;
Thu Steubencr !; c. 5. Wilson, 1.
James, l, and PcJrola, l tie.
DR. Bare was shooting in splendid
form on Saturday. Starting with two
wins. he Won the postponed and also
The regular shoot. tying Bauskett and
Taylor, who each had four wins TGy-
Tor had an off-day and seemed 10 have
a slim show. but he pulled himself to-
gether in shooting the tie, and made a
dean scOTe-nfteen straight. while Barr
E scored twelve, and Bauskett thirteen
''Uncle Billy" Takes Pity.
The tie was shot off from twenty
yards. y high wind prevailed which
made the shooting rather difficult The
consensus OF opinion among the boys
seems 20 be that Uncle Billy" Wagner
could have run away with the trophy
II he had been so disposed; but he has
been in the game so long that he has
much charity for younger shooters. and
he gave way To them. by absenting him.
self from the shoots during September
and October.
Stsubener 0utshoots Bauskett.
Washington gunners have also watch
ed with interest a series of live birds
shoots held at BlaGensburg, Nd. be-
tween r. y. Bauskett and Phil Steu-
bener. The first match was for 500 a
side and was won by Bauskett The
second match was for similar amount
and resulted in a tie. The third match
was for Sl25 a side and was won by
Basket. Both did creditable work
especially in the second event. The
birds In this contest We're cOriing good
ones, which made the match especially
interesting.
Following were the scores:
Match Scores.
FIRST MATCH
Bauskett ... 11l2l Ol22l lI0ll 1Ol11 2lll0-21
PHI iii llll1 1ll11 2lllO-2i
Steubener . 22l22 01211 2OI1I iii 21lI1-2
LIP 2lI21 0022l 2l010 ll020-1S
40
SECOND MATCH.
Bauske.t co.. 2llaI XIII Il22l 121l2 12211-2i
2IlNl l2lll 2ll2l 2llX1 22ll-S3
u
Steubeuer o. 1922 1921 1911 222lI 112ll-24
l2l1N 2Il2l 12lI1 2lX22 1l2l2-22
-
THIRD MATCH.
Steubeacr 12lx1 01l21 1l12O 11111 O2l1l-2I
ll2l1 2ll2l lllM llI2l ll1l2-2l
50
Bauskett 90. 2l11 12l11 1912 111O1 121l0-22
1921 2li12 iii PHI 2i1l1-25
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