Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-11
ANGELENO RIFLES
MAKE HIGH SCORE
Have Total of 1859 on Glendale
Range Against Spokane
Marksmen
/ KELLOGG'S IS HIGH, WITH 1876
Big Gallery. with Several Women,
Assembled to Watch
the Shooting
KELLoGG'S is HIGH, WITH 1876

The fifth series OF matches of the Pacific
Coast Rifle league were shot July and
yesterday, Los Angeles being engaged In
the endeavor to show up the Spokane lay
out the Southern California rifles having 1t
out with Tacoma, and Bisbee being tangled
with Seattle. Figuring the logarithms in the
good old dope book, the southwest should
clean up their opponents, but there have been
Some serious reversals OF form since the
beginning Of the league and no bets are
recorded. That Blsbee will clean up ae-
attic to queens taste is foregone con-
cusion, but the Southern California boys
scored only 760 on July 3, when their ratch
with Tacoma came off, and 1t Is propa .3l
that the northern team had the pest OF the
Los Angeles and Spokane postponed their
match until yesterday, Spokane running IN
to another al ffculty at the last moment thar
compelled another postponement OF tnelr emu
of the shoot until next Sunday. the Los
Angeles club shot its scores according 10
schedule.
SCORES 1850
= Los Angeles shooting on the Glendale
range, celebrated by piling up the biggest
score yet recorded 7G9 but whether this Will
be enough to head the northern club is to be
seen. The Spokane layout ran up III In thelr
last match with another club and, holding
up to their gate, will defeat their Los An
geles friends.
The shoot at Glendale resolved itself into
and the others members of the bunch play
ing the minor roles G, T. cleaned up hign
total for the day with 1876, his record TOT the
club shoots gobbled the offhand medal with
81; hogged the rapid fire medal with a low
Al and shot the high score for the day with
40 at 500 yeards. This. coupled win neil
regimenta shoot to select team to go
north said shoot held last week. makes
Kellogg think he really knows how to shoot
something ne has doubled oft before
KELLOGG's SHOOTING
%man Kelogg's bosom side partner. when
the two are not scrapping like pair OF
two-year-od tom cats, shot second to kel,
logg all the way through from high total
TO totals for the medals and Tor high az ouV
yards evidently not being able TO stand
parting from Irish
The shoot brought out some startling re,
versais OF form that tickled those benehted
by II and disguised as much those who took
to the slide Hanson didn't get smell of the
teams powder smoke Kline missed out;
Miles didn't connect while old reliable UNI
sted got the OF his young life by nav
ing a very precarious hold on the last place
on the team. with Kline gazing hungrily at
him from the bottom of the tree
YORKs' SCORE
J. NJ York shot 125 and disappeared hap
PLY down tho road in his stoddard-D Dayton
goodwill chortling II made the team, |
made the team" with each revolution of his
rubber tires Sam Crawford who used 10
make the militia sharks lie awake nights
to break his winning streaks, shot back TO
form at last and got 12s.
Hanson, usually a good shot shot a choice
selection of scores that brought uproarous
cheers from those trying to make the team
and naughty words from the team captains.
He was later found trying to dissect his
unhappy rife which got all the blame. by
bringing II into violent collision with large
and strong rock around the corner from the
range.
The offhand medal went to Kellogg. who
shot a good 81 for It, score beaten but
once. when the lucky rifeman made g. The
rapid FIRE scores were very low, the medal
going to Kellogg with Il, the lowest score
that has yet taken 1t. Kellogg earned
7aman's hearty good wishes by breaking the
priving him of the medal for keeps. which
third win would have given him.
In a rifle shoot, In other contests. there
are always some members OF the team to
shoot low to compensate for those who get
into a high run and 1t happened so at Glen
dale. Had Umsted and Hanson shot into
form the team would have shot close to the
highest score put in the league, barring Bis
bees phenomenal run of 797. but the gentle
men mentioned seemed to feel that as long
as Crawford and York were making such
high scores they could afford to soldier
BIG GALLERY
Quite a gallery assembled. including half
a dozen women, with the concomitant kids
and three medicos from Los Angeles, who
framing up a sawbones chapter of the
club. The trio included Doctors Caven and
Bresee with third so modest that the
scorer did not catch his name.
The match Sunday winds up the first Sc
ries Of the league. A tentative schedule has
been drawn with the Santa Ana Rifle club
in the place of the Bisbee club, the latter
Withdrawing on account of the heat, but the
assent of all the clubs has not been re-
ceived as yet. Under this new schedule the
second series commences July 81, with South
ern California ptted against Los Angeles
but owing to the fact that several OF the
rihemen go north to compete for places on
the state rifle team about this time, includ-
ing Kellogg and Crossman of the Los An
geles' club, and Hubbs of the Southern Cal
ifornia rifles. 1t is doubtful II this match
will be shot according to schedule
The next shoot of the club will be to
qualify its marksmen for the marksman,
sharpshooter and expert buttons offered by
the National Rife association, under the
course of rifle practice of the war depart
ment This includes skirmsh runs annd
rapid fire, stunts to some of the civ
ilian members OF the club.
THE SCORE