The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
.ST0KLEY MAKES
the BEST SCORE
First Prize in Preliminary Shoot
Goes to North Carolina
Crack.
COL. ANTHONY DOES WELL
;0L. ANTHONY DOES WELL
Famous Old Confederate Ac-
counts for Ninety Flying Disks.
Mrs. Park Proves Her Ability.

High scores camo with the fine
weather yesterday at the Interstate AS
soclations Southern Handicap on the
Deep Run Hunt Club grounds.
A good sized gallery, including many
ladies. followed the shooters from trap
to trap. especially who're the men
were heavily handicapped and forced to
shoot from twenty-one yards. The
enthusiastically, Heer and Flurf-could
do little at this long range. High
honors went to II. G.. Stokley, of VIII
mlngton, N. c., who tied with w. Hen
derson of Kentucky, at % out OF tho
100. Stokley made a remarkable run
In his last string. He missed his first
bird and then ran fourteen straight and
nineteen straight on the shoot-o::ff,
dropping his last bird Henderson,
who shot Off the tic with him, drew
hard birds and was easily shot out.
This was an exciting shoot-or, and the
plucky little Tarheel was accorded
quite an ovation.
me high professional average went
20 r. ii. Storr, also Of North Carolina,
who smashed o. per cent. but as he
was trade representative, the hand
some trophy and money purse went to
| Stoklcy.
Messrs. Ward. of Kentucky; Epson,
OF OHIO; Keller. of New York: Buck
walter, OF Pennsylvania. and Basker-
vile. of Virginia finished together
with VI birds. and Colonel Anthony,
an Old time Confederate, who had prac-
!. tlced on 1anks' in the late unpleas-
ah.hess' accounted for 30 clay s2ucers.
Colonel Terry, n color-bearer OF Mos
-H 10
but failed to break as many birds ms
usual.
Mrs. W. X. Park, the only ,odv
shooter, proved herself skt.fu1 M
tailed to get a place.
JACK Alartin, Of New York, fell down
. IN one event, and so missed nood
chance OF winning He scoced 50
!; baskerville, of Virginia. was n,oro5
as sure winner, but was unforiuno+e
~ ms last fifteen birds. To- day is
inc last and big day. The Southern
handicap event of 100 birds will be
shot, and everything points to fine
! sport among the "scatter-gun" devo.
tees, and high scores are assured. Yes
terday's high scores:
Sweepstakes-D. Epson, Sc; A. NJ
1; Hatcher. So; w. r. Crosby, 81: L. Ger
man. 81; D. T.. Hickey, "a; G. Ward
50 5. Glover, 50; P. Le Compile, SO: "a
p. Buckwalter, 81 = TIA .Marsha1i, 81
II. p. Freeman. Sire A. Young 81; j
NJ. Hawkins, 80; ]. T. Shelley. so, an
10 on shoot-orf.
Preliminary Handicap-E. H. stor,
"a; ". Henderson. o2; r. G. Stokley
92e Guy Ward. Of: d. Upson Of; T. II
Keller. 81: III. Buckwalter. OF; T. S
Baskerville, 81: ]. T. Anthony, 90; Z
% Hickey. 50; j. Martin, SO; T. Stcarr
IS; Z. Banks. IS; G. O. Le Compile, IS
II. D. Freeman. IS.
Other scores are:
w. W. Hurt, SO: w. Huff, so: L. S
German, So: II. Money, rs; C. A. Young
Sc; j. w. Hawkins. SO; A. b. Richard
. son. 81; L. T. Lawrence, 81: A. NJ
Hatcher. Sc: B. L. Hilsman, so; c. Fl
Newcomb. SIS: w M. Foord. IA; w. A
;; Baker. SO; G. Lyon, 81; G. Fl. Picrcy
= = 81: 7. Marshall, 81: ]. W. Hightowe,
y 81; J. II. Noel. SC; W. Walls. II; w.
= Hame. 81; J. T. Shelly, IS; F. Muldoor
: 81; w. Hopkins. 70; w. A. Hammond
q 50; G. S. McCarty. 81: H. S. Winfree
q So; E. M. Funk. 81; H. o. Humphrey!
! II; N. w. Walker 81; ]. +. Hur
w. S. Maclelland, 81; G. A. Mosher, II
% Durston. ST; M. Ballou, so; Col. Hanlir
70 70 10; l.. D. Thomas. 60; Mrs Park. 76:J.
4 cKelvcy, rs; j. b. McHugh, 81; c. "
q Billings, "a; A. Nontero. SIS: j. Z
,. Blunt. so: j. +. Pratt SO: c. France. s.
3 w. w. Sinms, TO-; Z. F. Killett. 6!
r. S. Terry. II; G. c. Robinson. 6:
g. ]. w. Harrison, IS; s. Janowski. Il
9, p. J. Gallagher, 3d. w. w. Lawrenc
~; A WInn 81; J. b. Way, 62: L.
Way, n; H. Brown, SO; +. T. Stringe
70; d. w. Hallam. II; w. P. Hunt. I.
L. Smith. 50: J, e. Lester, &c: S.
Netzcl. 72; j. p. Hutchlngs. J.
e Blanks. 6s; ]. r. Renson. 60: J.
Johnson. SO; ". Wagner, ST: H. 5. MI
o. Closky. 6S.