Arizona republican., 1910-09-22
SOUTHWESTERN SHOTS
 HERE FOR TOURNAMENT
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 for participants and spectators. The Country club house is also open and every comfort of those who visit the grounds will be looked after Dono- frio- o-Zunkle company is serving re- treatments.
 A carload of white flyer clay pig cons has arrived from the Western Cartridge company of East Alton, H., and will be used during the shoot. Ammunition is also upon the grounds in abundance. Among other amuse- ments offered the guests during their stay in the city will be a theater par ty tomorrow night at the Grand the ater, when all the visiting sports men and their wives will be the guests of the Phoenix Gun club. On Saturday night there will be a grand banquet at the Ford Hotel when Mine Host Williams will exert him self to the utmost to create for him self a new record as a provider of everything good to eat.
 The Blue Rock Gun club of Tue son has one of the largest represen- tations of any single organization. consisting of John Steigler, w. A. Julian and D. c. Williamson. Charles Weber and Dick ROnstadt may also arrive later. but have so far failed to put in an appearance.
 The affair is open free to the gen. eral public and an invitation is ex- tended to everybody to attend and enjoy himself.
 Yesterday a preliminary shoot was held, and while no official record was kept, the shooting was sufficiently remarkable to give promise of the good things to come when the ac- tual tournament is on. As a side ex cursion President Twitchell of the association yesterday morning took Messrs. Poston, Willetts and Davis down into the country in his auto mobile The party was gone three hours and returned with exactly 60 doves which had been encountered few miles west of the city.
 Among the professionals and anna teurs who have arrived and reported last evening were w c. Cobb. of the U. NJ C., Albuquerque; Harry Hoyt, Winchester. Los Angeles; Mir. and Mrs. Ad Topperwein, Winchester. San Antonio; Hugh PostOn, Peters Cartridge Co, San Francisco; Walter Clements, U. NJ. C., Remington, Los Angeles; D. w. King, Ballistite Pow der Co, San Francisco; Fred Will etts, San Francisco; D. c. William son, Tucson; William Allender, Cliff ton; w. A. Julian, John Steigler. Tucson; Harace Wilder, Lakewood. N M; w H Reno. Douglas.
 The events scheduled for today are as follows:
 No. 1-2O targets. sSO added, S2 en- trance: No. s2-2O targets, $30 added. s2 entrance; No. 3-Ford hotel event 20 targets. $50 added. g entrance; No. 20 targets, S30 added, $2 en- trance; No. 5-DonofriO-Zunkel event 20 targets. $3O added, $2 entrance; No. 6-2O targets, $50 added, $2 en- trance; No. 7-2O targets, $30 added S2 entrance; No. S-20 targets, $30 added, s2 entrance; No. 9-2O targets. s3O added, $2 entrance; No. 1O-2O targets. sSO added. s2 entrance For the remaining two days the following events have been arranged:
 Friday.
 No. 11-Ezra w. Thayer event-2O targets. s9O added, g entrance: No. 12-2O targets, s3O added. $2 entrance; No. 13-Individual championship-5O targets, s45O entrance, medal and di- vision of purse; No. APO targets. s2O added. g entrance: No. 15-2O targets, $50 added, S2 entrance; No. 16-25 targets, merchandise, S3 en- trance; No. 17-20 targets, sSO added, g entrance.
 Saturday.
 No. 1S-20 targets, $3O added. s2 entrance: No. 19-2O targets, $3O add ed. g entrance; No. 20-2O targets. s3O added. .s2 entrance; No. 21-2O targets, $30 added, g entrance; No. 22-2O targets. $3O added. $2 entrance; No. 23-2O targets, $50 added. S2 en- trance: No. 24-Selby handicap-high man takes watch. money divided into four parts; No. 25-Four man team, 50 targets, $6 entrance; No. 26-20 targets, s3O added. $2 entrance; No. 27-Open to members Arizona Sports mems association, 90 targets. $100 added, s5 entrance.
 It will be seen that besides the en- trance money which will be contested for there is also $750 added money. The event will close on Saturday with the exhibitions of the Topperweins.