The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-04
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ereu. Ihle was t0llQWed, oy OolumDlay ana
Soon after { Q clock the band started for tho
marched and then the seventh. some IN uni
the girls marched across the range on TO
way. The British returned, 70 tbs club.
where they will remain until this morning;
They will go to the Hotel AstoT to-day and
Regiment given in their honor.
The conditions for shooting Yesterday were
men from the glare OF the sun and softsned
the light. The van was a little nuul. At
first there was a light 8 o'clock breeze and
what. The men we're at the 500 yard. ranges;
The Seventh shot at targets Is and IL and
the British a. targets II and 10; The frst
and Sheppard and TyrreIl for. the, Westmin-
steers. They took their allowed sighting shots
and n soon soon Sc settled t1S dow sIoI 70 ESrs AZ SnIrs rs Sss
for the Seventh. sheppard went out with
So and Tyrrell with oS. making 1871 for the
This gave the Seventh a lead Of S. and.
added TO their lead on the first day, hey were
30 ahead Of the British. 0Connor and McAl-
and Gill shot for the British. The Britishers
were the better. Gill. In good form, made
20. scoring ii bulls. eight in succession, and
% dRSH %aa' Hans SAV sss G SaHP' on. Behind his
mate. and the British score was 1879, McAlpin
made Ss and 0Con9cs g. "a 20 Sd that IN tns s6iTIsn
Then Grail and Beach shot for the Seventh
and Fulton and Thompson for the British;
Grail made a b 1ns SG sDS Beach 20; m m %SiSh as sc f ~
scored a miss on his second, shot. Inc Eng
lish pair made a. each. so that on the totals
toe no for the seventh at this range wa. 400
and for the Westminsters the, same. ms
left the Seventh still with a lead OF - points.
The Reserves shot. Meyer. made 81 and Fow-
Ter "a for the Seventh, and Stocker So and
Roche 20 for the British.
Ali moved back for the 900 yard range.
1t was at this range that the British excelied
shot for the Seventh and sheppard and Tyrrell
began with a s., then two ~, then two Sc. a >,
eight S. and 4, making 70 in all; THIS made
o oTt' tSe SiSbest in the Contest. Taylor made
az, OF which nine were bulls. Sheppard got
SO and Tyrrell 81. 40 that the hrst pair AZ TIE
long range increased the seventh's lead by
"6TConnor and McAlpin followed for the
seventh and Halls and GU forths British;
scored az and Gill 90. GIL was looked on as
the winner Of the I.andon cup until this shoot,
-Four times he got IS. seven times Is and only
four bulls. This shooting. meant a further
loss of 4 to the British, and the Seventh was
CraIT and Beach were the last pair
for the seventh and Fulton and Thompson
for the spsiIsh; Wiz LIEUT. tbrs ssa buIE Vas tbs In me
Four bulls and a Z followed. and then he ran
out with six bulls, making his string 70 out
Of IS. The only other 70 in the contest was
made by Nc Alpin at the 500 range. and when
he finished there was a strong disposition
20 cheer, which was very promptly suppres sed.
Beach did not do 10 well. making. 81. For the
British, Fulton scored o. good work and
Thompson 81. so that on the last string the
10 venth gained o more. " was a sensational
finish on account Of the shooting for the
individual prize.
After the match had ended Sir Howard
Vincent was asked If the British would
challenge for a shoot next year. Il hardly
think they will" he replied. Il do not be-
lieve in having these contests too often.
They are very expensive AFFAIRS, but ] think
another shoot will ~ arranged for 1907.
This contest has been a wonderful one.
The shooting has been remarkable. The best
Of good feeling prevailed and II has done
much for the Improvement OF merchandising
in both countries and TO cement the good
feeling existing between the two nations.
We have bee. royalty treated here since the
time we landed and will remember this visit
The sixth Massach nsetts Regiment.
through John Taylor Humphrey. Invited the
Queens Westminsters TO visit their home
and shoot a match. The invitation was re-
ferred % Sir Howard Vincent, who replied
that IL was impossible to do this at this date
as all ARRANGEMENTS had been made for the
visit and many Of the men would return
home in q few days. He said. however. tat
some individual members Of the British team
would visit Boston next week. The scores
follow: