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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-24
THE LIME TREES
 OF GREAT BRIT AIN Thoroughfare Saved From Ug- liness by Rows of Lindens BLOSSOMS FRAGRANT Flowering Time Might Pass Unnoticed Were It Not for Delicious Perfume.
 Commercial Value
BLOSSOMS FRAGRANT

From the London Globe.
 Were 1t not for the delicious perfume of its blossoms 1t is probable that the Towering of the linden tree, or lime Gas it is more vulgary called) would pass un- noticed by all except those whom Gilbert White would have put down as mice ob- servers" for the blossoms of the linden are not over-conspicuous and are often half hidden by the luxuriant foliage Their coming Is also at a time when we expect to find embryo fruit and berries on the branches rather than blossoms But the scent of the linden's flowers is so self-assertive that few who pass be- meath in the hot, still evenings of sum- mer can fail to notice their fragrance or can resist the invitation to pause and enjoy It. It Is still a debatable point among botanists as to whether the linden can claim to be indigenous to Great Britain or not, and at this date the prob lem is not very likely to be solved.
 But whether the lime Is the truly Brit ish tree or not 1t is one of the most well come, especially in the streets of our towns and villages where. in spite of fre- quent harsh treatment, 1t makes itself thoroughly at home. Many of our London sheer ugliness to the lime trees planted along their margins and now many coun- try towns and villages are there that do not gain half their beauty in summer from the linden's presence?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-24

MONEY to lend on real estate, city or suburbs; one. two, or three years; sums to suit borrowers. Attorney, office 205 Jefferson County Savings Bank
 Bldg. 10-19-10t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-24
FOR SALE

Halls safes at satisfactory prices ara terms: safes exchanged. opened ana repaired. Birmingham Safe Co. HE 14 1st avenue. Peoples phone 2so.
 2-2S-tf
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LADY stenographer wants position;
 references given, and willing to take position out of city Address Mrs. E.
 C., Johns. Ala. 10-23-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-24
FOR, RENT

TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
CURT|SS WILL NOT
TRY LONG FLIGHT
Gives Up Idea OF Flying From Los An
gcIcs To San Disqualification
May Attempt 1t.

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 9.--With the
end of the aviation meeting at hand.
Glenn Curtiss made IT known today that
he had no intention of making a flight
to San Diego for the 5000 prize offered
by the business men Of that city.
Hamilton may attempt the flight II he
remains over for a day or two. said
Jerome Fancuilli, manager for Curtiss,
but Curtiss Will leave tonight for Ham
mondSport"
BY many at Aviation field this WAS
taken to mean Curtiss doubts the ability
OF the biplancs he has hero to mako tho
flight over the mountains and across
the bays and Inlets OF the sea that lie
on the airline route 10 San Diego. The
assumption wnS strengthened by the
further announcement that as soon as
Curtss finishes with his appearance in
court, in connection with the infringe
ment suits instituted by the Wrights. he
will begin constructing an Immense fly
ing machine of the biplane type that
Will definitely force into second place
the rival Farmnns which during the
past 10 days. under the hands of the
spectacular pilot Paulhan have demon
strated superiority In endurance.
THE NEW BIPLANE
According to Fancuilli tho proposed bi-
plano will have immense spread OF
flying surface and new fabric VIII be
used that will offer great resistance to
the same four cylinder. IS horsepower
type that Is used on the machines hero.
These motors. Fancuilli asserts. are suf-
flciently powerful to drive the new en-
durance machine, and they are the light
est motors yet developed. They weigh
something less than So pounds each.
The announcement OF Edmund Cleary.
Paulhan's manager. that arrangements
are made for exhibitions In San Fran
cisco. makes It practically certain that
the famous French aviator Will be seen
also In Sacramento. Salt Lake and st.
Louis There Is q strong possibility that
he will also go to Denver and New Or
leans before he starts the globe
girdling tour. Terms are being dis
cussed.
Before the French aviators leave. they.
with Cortlandt Field Bishop ami the
dirigible pilots. Knabenshue and Beachy,
Will go to Pasadena. where they will
be the guests Of Prof. Thaddeus S c.
Lowe, who made 4 long distance balloon
record in 1861 that still stands. Prof.
Lowe is about to begin the construction
of giant dirigible Of an original type.
which, he asserts, will have a lifting
power of 20 tons The envelope will be
Spherical but the carriage below will be
shaped like q boat There will be two
propellers, ono to drive the airship back
ward or forward. and the other to lift
or lower II. Prof. Lowe has devised
fabric which, he declares, will retain
gas sufficient to maintain the ship in
the air for two months,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
AT JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville. Fla, Jan. la-Moncrief
bookmakers received a drubbing today,
as iivc heavily played choices won. sum
mary
First race three furlongs, selling-Dc-
cency, Ii to 8. won: Lady Ormicant. II
TO 5. second; Bendaga. to 2. third. time
-:26
Second race. fivc and one-half furlonrs.
purse-CarTolf, to 3, won: Martin MAY
80 TO !, second; Dress Parade II. IL to /.
third; time-1:G.
Third race. six furlongs, selung-Fur-
mace. to 5. won; Ben Double. 3 to i.
second; Waponoca, to l, third: time
1.l24-5.
Fourth race. General Lee's Birthday
Confederate handicap. one mile and an
oighth-Tnboo. is to 5, won; woolwinder.
even. second; Pinto to l. third; time
1853 80.
Fifth race. six furlongs. selllng-Jacob-
itc. to o. won: Toisan dor to 2
second: Yama. is to i, third: time
lib.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth, SELL
ing-Stoncman. Q to 10, won, Camel TO
L second, Splcndida, 150 TO / third; time
las 3-6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
LAWSON TO ENTER
SIX DAY RACE

Newark, n. j., Jan 19-Newark has
gone wild over the six-day bike race
Fob. 7-12. Tho riders are here and
training between snowfalls at the Velo-
drome.
Although Frank Kramer and Willio
Fem arc almost sure to be tho favor
ties for the race Iver Lawson and Jimmy
Moran will have a strong following. II
YOU follow the "hunch," Lawson and
Moran Will have the call. for they have
never lost a race In which they havo
teamed up. They have ridden as part
ners in three six-day 10-hour-a-day
races and have won all of them-two In
Boston and ono In Kansas City. They
also as partners won a H-hour race
in Boston. Moran Is great mixer
He is not tho fastest sprinter in the
world, but he claims that he cuts the
fliers down to his size by continually
jumping. you're bound to catch tho
sprlnters tired some time or other"
Moran says. 80 1 keep jumping and
jumping and have never failed to land
them"
Lawson. a sprinter of high class. is at
his best in those long grinds. He showed
wonderful speed In the recent New York
six-day race, but both he and his part
ner. Walter De Mara, had hard luck
Tho teams as now arranged follow:
Kramer and Fem. Lawson and Moran,
Root and Fogler. Pye and Hchir. Wflcy
and Laurence Anderson and Bedell.
Bedell and Bedell. Stein and Bill
linnton. West and Calvin. Mitten and
Rupprecht Collins and Vanoni. Smith
and Hunter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
LONG PRICED HORSES
WIN AT EMERYvILLE

Oakland. Jan 1a--Long-priced horses
were to the front In the first three races
at Emeryville today. but the favorites
had an inning after that. Colonel Jack,
an S to / outsider, ran over tho field In
the first and the we'll supported Robert
Hurst took the 2-year-old event. Lord of
the Forest, we'll handled. proved an easy
winner in the third Keep Moving ran
away from the others in the fourth.
winning she pleased.
First. race, five and half furlongs-
Colonel Jack, los CTaplin) to i, won.
Bell Kinney los lBevan) to 2. second:
third; time-1:09 20. Maud Meg. Gold
Heart. Ampedo. May Pink. Galvanlc.
Titus II and Herives finished as named.
Second race, three furlongs, purse
Amargosa, 107 (Vosper) to l, second;
Stanley s., 104 (Kent) to l. third: time
-:a6 4-6. Cormack. Dunc Campbell.
Adrian, Prestolite. Jack Stryker and
Robert Balm finished as named
Third race, five and a half furlongs,
selllns-Lord of the Forest, liz (Taplin)
6 to l, won. E. NJ Fry. 112 (Dugan) II
to to 10 second second; Crest0n. LIZ SVoSper) Il
Ben Stone, Illusion, J, R. Laughrey and
All Alone finished as named.
Fourth race. futurity course, selling
John H. Sheehan, 100 &C. Wliams) z
second; Balronia, 80 (Bevan) IL to 8,
third; time-l:10 3-5. Miss Picnic, Sewell,
Redeem and R A. McCurdy finished as
named.
Fifth race. mile and twonty yards, SELL
inS-Aeep Moving. liz (Dugan) to s,
won; Wap. ia (Mentry) 20 to /. second;
Dencen. ia (Cotton) 8 to 1, third; time
i4 "a, Dorothy Ledsett Meltondale. Right
Lanita finished as named.
Sixth race. SIX furlongs. selling-Alder
Gulch. 9s (Taplin) 10 to 1. won: Roberta,
loS (Rooneyl 16 to s. second; Glenna-
116 3-5 Recon, Galengale. Elodia b. Ban
orella and Grnmcrcy finished as named
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
AL KAUFMAN BEATS
SHIFTY JACK 0'BRIEN

Philadelphia, Jan. 1s-Jack OBrien' 5
ring generalship tonight saved him from
a terrible beating and a possible knock
out at tho hands of AL Kaufman OF San
Francisco in a Ground bout before the
National Athletic club.
AT the close of the fight both men were
bleeding from nose and mouth and
O'Brien had a badly swollen eye Kauf-
man, however, was In far better cOndi-
ton than the Philadelphia. There was
tedious delay in getting started be-
cause kaufman insisted on the gloves
being weighed.
Francisco. and the Californian was a
trtne too anxious or he might have du-
plicated CBrlens feat
When the bell rang for the opening the
breakaway. O'Brlen sent two straight
leftS to the nose. Kaufman rushed his
opponent around the ring, but OBrien
would stop suddenly and Jolt hard
right or left to the face.
There was little damage donc in tho
first round. but In the second Kaufman
drove his right under O'Brien's heart and
crossed left to the jaw, causing Jack
to clinch-
The minute rest helped O'Brien and he
had all the advantage of the third round
His eXcrtionS semed to weaken him,
however. and, had IL not been for his
clinching in the fourth round. OBrien
probably would have been knocked out.
About the middle of this round kauf
man drove a wicked right to the wind
and hooked vicious left to the chin.
O'Brien dropped TO his knees and when
he arose rushed to q cllnch. His clever
footwork saved him.
In the hfth and sixth rounds O'Brien
would not allow the Californian to got
set The Phlladelphian would Jab the
nose with q left and then rush to n
clinch before Kaufman could land with
effect In the middle of the sixth round
Kaufman caught O'Brien coming In and
almost lifted him Off his feet with a
right uppercut. O'Brien clinohed and
saved himsel II is doubtful whether
O'Bricn could have lasted another round.
even with his brilliant footwork. Kauf-
man gave his weight at 195. OBrien
said no weighed l65.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
AT JUAREZ.

Juarez. Jan. 19-Fred MuIholIand at
10 proved "A big surprise when he easily
won the closing event at Terrazas park
today. He tralled his field. as usual
until we'll into the stretch, when he came
with rush and won by two lengths
from good field. Summary:
First race, selling, FIVE furlongs-SIs-
Gus. 104 (Shilling) 18 to s. won; Cesarilass,
50 tQuay) to l. second; Corseo 1oi
lRloe) l5 to !. third. t1me-1:0 10 Judge
Shortall, Dixie Gem. Virginia Lindsay,
, King Rover Cherokee Red Campus and
Fairmont also ran.
Second race, selling. six furlongs-Vo-
hoome. los (Molesworth) to /, won:
Bon Ton. l02 (Garner) to l. second:
Anne MCGEE. los (Benescoten) TO i.
third; time-1:13 40. Congo, Light House
Airs. Pocotaligo. L. NJ. Eckert and stem
dal also ran.
olds--Rue, 10 (Shilling) % to 1. won;
Coed. 1lo (Garner) to l. second; Isle,
10 (Molesworth) to /, third. time
"a As. Exactly, Morning Song, Leap,
Miss Brunette. Lithogene. Ban Ann, Col
umbus Queen and San Francisco Maid
also ran
Fourth race, six furlongs-Early Tide,
1S (RIce) to /. won. PaJaroitn, u6
(Shilling) to s. second. Rustem, fO1
(GTner) 1 to /. third: time-1:3. Jolly
also ran
Fifth race. selling one and onc-six-
teenth mIles-Buna, (Garnor) to l.
won; Duchess OF Montebelo. 102 (SmalD
3 TO /. second; Knight Blaze. 1o2 (Moles-
worth) p to ]. third; ume-l:47 Me-
lange. Margaret Randolph, Captain Bur
nett, Nibliok. Gull and Cuban Boy also
ran.
Sixth race. selling one mile-Fred Null
holland 10S tSmalD to l. won; Fan
tastic. los (Bcnescoten) to 8, second:
Howard Pearson, l0e (J. Wilson) to L
third. ume-1:59 rs, Ethel Day, Arcourt
and Ldsta also ran.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20

GLEASON CALLS
RICHARD NAMES
DecIarcs Tex "WcIcher" and Threat.
ems TO Throw Him Out of Deal
Story Is Denied.

1t's war to the death between JacI
GLEASON and Tex Rlckard. partners Ir
tho Jcffries- Johnson fight.
The announcement coming from Solt
1ake City that Rlckard has selected
that city as the place for holding the
championship tight has started the San
francisco man. Gleason. does not mincc
terms. for he declares that Richard is
welching from his agreement when he
names the place for holding the fight
Gleason reitcrates that he alone has
The right 10 name the location OF the
heht He adds that II Rlckard wants
10 back out OF his contract Tint he
Gleason. Will handle the hght alone
He closes his den To Rickard by offor-
ing To bet him 5000 that the tight will
take place in San Francisco, and takes
crack at the lack OF experience that
Rlckard has had In promoting lights.
Jack also says that he is positively as
sured that he will be granted tho
Fourth of July date in San Francisco.
He Is sore all over at. the attitude
assumed by Rickard. and while he
says he cannot understand It, Is so
angry at the turn OF affairs that he has
much TO say that is anything but nat-
tering TO the Ely man.
Here is the statement that Gleason
issued last night after reading what
had come from salt Lake,
TEX Richard Is wclching absolutely
on his agreement when he says that
he has the right to name the place
get out of his contract 1 will take IL
of his hands T he fighters are look
Ing to me In this matter and will
of his hands, The fighters are look
word from him that will show ius;
where Rickard stands.
He says that he has mailed a letter
10 tho Stockholders, declaring his will
larr IN n
OF tho purse which is to be surrendered
to the fighters In the event there ia
any state interference The stake
holder has nothing to do with that
how would Rickard recompense those
who would go TO see the fight or make
up for the loss OF the moving pic
lures?
KNOCK. KNOCK. KNOCK.
After the articles were signed in
Hoboken 1t was mutually agreed that
Rlckard was TO glve me free rein In
This is known by Jenrles and Berger
and l Will prove It, by them as soon
as I can get word to them.
"Rickard has had mighty little ex-
imagine that mon like Jeffrles and
Johnson will let him have the say in
such an important matter7 It's ride
ulous and Just goes to make Rickard
look 1couSh ltc ala put up the first
5000 that was deposited, but that is
all he has done.
Il want to say again that IL Rick
ard wants to crawl out OF the con-
tract l Will take 1t of his hands. and
make tho same terms. 1 could have
had the fight all myself. but / decided
that the best way was to give Rick
ard n chance Now he is trying to run
tho whole show.
MY permit IN San Francisco for the
Fourth of July VIII be granted received
that assurance today. and this makes
1t absolutely certain that the fight will
take place here. Don't pay any at
tentlon to Rickard. He has no author
lty, and II he goes too far. will find
himself on tho outside looking in."-San
Francisco Chronicle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
GLOW FOR MANAGER
OF UTAH JOCKEY CLUB

In all probability tho position of man
ager OF the Utah Jockey club to succeed
w. w. Finn will go to Charles b. Glow
of this city. Mr.. Glow Is we'll knpwn
here and is thoroughly familiar with the
racing game. and has reputation for
fairness and honesty.
Whom asked II he would accept the po-
sitIon, Mr.. Glow said:
II am free to state that would nc
cept the position. and gladly, with such
a man as Nathanson as racing secretary.
His presence at the meeting would not
only guarantee the best of hndicapping
and field matching. but would serve to
bring many OF the best horsemen In the
country to Salt Lake / think that with
tho groat boom now seen In the racing
game that Bucns Vista has great fu-
turc and I would be glad 10 help build
up tho game in Utah..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
BUTTE MAY GET
PORTLAND FRANCHISE

Butte. Jan: 1e.-Now comes along the
word TO Butte from the highest person
age in the Northwestern league. with
the possible exception of President Luz
cas-, namely. Dugdale of Seattle, that
1t is now up to the people of Butte to
raise enough money to secure the fran
chise In the Northwestern league which
has been taken away from Portland.
The word came In the shape of a tele-
gram to Harry O'Gorrnan. which reads:
"I believe Butte can get franchise In
Northwestern league, IL same can be
I'd. z DUGDALE."
O'Gorman has thrown up the sponge
in the baseball game here, as has
Charlie Lane, another of the old time
hackers. but there are still a great
many fans who would be willing to
back the team If they could have the
assurance of an uptown park and Il
good team. Lou Eschle is still in the
notion of doing all he can to secure
the franchise, and several other prom
inent fans have signihed their inten-
tion OF assisting Butte to sec1re tho COW
eted berth.
Tho city league is willing to CO.
operate with the league team If Butte
secures the franchise and has signifed
It's intention of doing all In It's power
to help get a good loague team In
Butte once more
So 1t is now up to the fans Of Butte
to take the Initiative and start the
ball rolling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
G0TCH SAYS JEFF
WILL WIN EASILY

New York. Jan. 2o.-Frank Gotch, tho
worlds wrestling champion. declares that
Jefrries Will outclass johnson In their
battle next July and Will win easily In
a long go.
"Johnson's defensive style Of lighting
Will prove his undoing,' says Gotch In
a statement given out here today.
"Jenries's endurance is as good as IL
ever was Tho other day we wrestled
half and hour and he finished as strong
as 1 did. 1 was unable to pin him down
but once. This should show how great
is his strength because he knows little
of the wrestling game.
1.-TWO months ago I was ono of the
doubterS But I have grown to know
that Jeffres Is honest and determined.
and Is working as hard as any man can
to got into shape, And no Is getting
into shape rapidly that IT surprises
even his best friends. Jonries not only
will be right when the fight begins. but
the longer the fight goes on tho better
chance he will have"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
MORE THAN $5O0,000
FOR AVIATION MEET

New York. Jan. 20.-More than 5000
III prize money will be offered this year
for aviation meets held under tho aus
pIces OF the International Acronautic
Federation, According to a statement Is
sued at the headquarters of the Aero
club of America, II meets are scheduled
between April ! and Nov. 2, for which
$4,000 has already been promised.
The longest dates awarded are those
secured for the American meot which
will be held from Oct. is to Nov. No
selection of a city for the competition
will be made until all bids are in. New
York. Washington, Detroit St Louis.
Kansas City and other cities are seek
ing the attraction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
GLEASON TO STAY.

Philadelphia. Jan. a.-Aftor all Gleason
will be found with the Philadelphia Ma
t,ohais Sa.,SoS ,ha, Co.
a good man to retain. John Bates. who
ls carded TO play left field. Magee being
switched to center. was not pleased with
the figures named in his contract and
returned the document to Fogel un-
signed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
WRESTLE IN PRIVATE.

Chicago, Jan. 2o-Mahmout and
Zbyszsko agreed yesterday to meet Sun
day; but the place TOT the bout was not
ested In the affair Will be admitted. The
conditions call for Mahmout to throwe
the Pole twice in an hour or forfeit
tho match. The sum OF $1,000 is In tho
hands OF the stakeholder. f. w, Smith.
and tho refereo has been picked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
SINCLAIR DEFEATS
TOMMY FITZGERALD

At the firemen's smoker at Murray
Wednesday night, Peanuts Sinclair de-
foated Tommy Fitzgerald in their sched-
uled lO-round fight by putting F1tz down
and out In the eighth round. Sinclair
displayed great clevcrness and was too
strong for his opponent. Fitzgerald was
game. but could not last During the
evening Tex Rickard was introduced and
received an ovation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20

championships would be had at the First
AS an incentive To bring the best teams
together in this meeting Dean has Of
fered to pay part OF the expenses OF
the Montreal five champions OF Cam
ada: the Birmingham. Ala. team one OF
the strongest aggregations in the south
the Salt Lake City Y. NJ c. A., which
has had an unbeatable team in the laNt
few years, and the san Francisco A. c..
which Is represented by one OF the
strongest teams on the coast,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
NELSON ANH WoI1GAsT.

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 20.-Thomas Nc
Carey Is preparing to stage the Nelson
Wolgast night for the lightweight cham
pionshlp here on Feb. q. Hester of San
Francisco not having received a permit
McCarcy Is in tclegraphic communication
with Nelson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
JOHNSON AND JEANETTE.

New York. Jan. 2D-Jack johnson has
completed negotiations for Paris en-
gagement September next with Joe jean
ette The articles OF management which
already have Jeanettos signature will
be signed by johnson today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20

system
Being entirely
smallest
etab Ingredients
SS. old
wncu
Book blood advice all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
BASKETBALL GAMES.

Chicago. Jan. s.-charIcs A. Dean.
chairman of the National A. A. u.
championship basketball committee, an
nounced yesterday that the unlimited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
GERMAN WRESTLER WINS.

Billings. Mont. jan 19.-Carl Busch.
German niddleweight wrestler this eve
ming won decision over Tom Connors,
wcltciweight champion of England gain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-20
STANDING OF TEN
LEADING SHOOTERS

Pittsburg. Jan. 19-Thc official inter
state association list OF trap shooting
averages for 1860 was made public today.
Averages for single targets are based on
a minimum OF 1000 for amateurs, and a
minimum of 5000 for professionals.
The 10 leading trap shooters I'm the
amateur and professional classes re-
SpectiveIy follow:
Averages for single tarCate opao,n,,r