New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-02
ANOTHER VICTORY At
THE OLYMPIC GAMES
Tran Shooters, Led by Graham,
Shows Way to England
and Germany.
ATHLETES IN GOOD FORM
rbeodore Roosevelt Pell Beaten
at Lawn Tennis After
Long, Gruelling Five
Set Match,

s,ockbolnI. sweden, July The United
$50 added another victory 20 the list
II -, IN Saturday AZ the Olympic games
..s,y b. winning the clay bird shooting
. :r,nst.,ion. The American team took the
-, prze and gold medal. with a score
70 ~ % out Of q possible 600. Great Britain
sso,ured the second prize and silver
,1s5a1. with score Of II, while Germany
,ss third with so
The best individual scores of the mem
h,-s NJ the victorious american team were:
p Graham, Chicago Athletic Associu-
,ion a.. Charles ". Billings, captain, New
Work Athletic club. %; r, L. SPOTS,
Isrenplont Yacht Club, 20; J. II. Hendrick-
.0 Bergen Beach Gun Club, 50; Frank
nan New York Athletic Club. SO. and A.
= y Gleason. Boston Athletic Association, So
p Lane. representing the United
s,stss. to-day won the individual competi-
s..ii,n for revolver or pistol 81 a distance Of
sftr metres. making a score of 800 in his
IS ..9ytv shots The highest possible was 600
p I polfsn. also OF tho United States, was
second with l4.
Walter Winans. the American crack. who
vas counted on 10 win the Individual COM
ns+tion in the running deer shooting event,
withdrew because he was far below MS
r.ual form This competition was at 30
metres.
afsior Richardson. tho commander OF the
Rritish army rifemen. referring 10 tho fact
that they were unable to approach the
American scores ca SATURDAY said That IN,
result was further proof % the great IL
fsferfcrity Of th" British open sights ana 'o'
frpcessity for a new rife.
The individual army T'ne sho'i!hS com
r;Tsttions began Tho competitors hreo iHSt
at 50 metres and then at 500 metres. ~
,s,ss erst range each competitor fred ten
. ,,.,r-.,.. ..-,,,t Cr,- ,,rov,, fo,r
sho's 81 -,
knseing ana TWO stahulII. ~ Ine sH'oNu
rspge each competitor fired ter shots ~ "A
s,,,s targ,t-Gy. mono and five knecIiug
"e" - -.
The tine UNIT I'' ''ru SERIES WIS 'uI''
m'nutas
p,ooo, NJ Hungary led AZ tpe lGo-metre
rloc'p w. - T,...-.,.. 60,
range WIN s'oi' ny D. lieulri'aHI 'd'I
T Osburr % the United States navy, tied
for second place with Norwegian and Greek
- ,,itt. ., .cor. ~ a. s.ro.,srt E-,,l.
IHsmeh' VIII SUI W o. - 7''''-' az
-tn5 Of the British army was third with -.
Ia ',hs sf,ot-of Of tho tic Tor second
's7!ssi i.,,..rs,t r,.t,I-, ,,o, with = SCORE
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hat .be total mad. by tho winner. Procou.
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Skogen the norwegian rlnefhah' Vas
placed third. with score Of al, and the
crssk rsnreser'a-iva fourth. Sergeant Full
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ION o. the brl''s" a''Hs' III ''',So't IN VI
the better scores made IN the shoot-on. re-
,irod 10 aftb oositiop with his score Of n.
i.,,..,.,,, g,.-f 7,
AT inc oVme'r' rang lAeu','La"l az =
Osburn. |. 8 y. Sergeant \. r jackson,
I'm. - ct. ~or,r.g,1tir,, I,rabce. tied
...'' anu ~O''S' eF' .,.,I,
= wilma score OF p for frst place. IhcF VIII
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