Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-14
Emil Voss Wins Gun Club Medal From John Myar
 By Just One Bird.
KILLED 49 OUT OF 50
tries Houston, Texas, Amateur Again 'Rc2t Out"'PrOfessiOnals in
 Days Events.
After registering the same number

After registering the same number of dead birds in the program events Tor the day, each having 135 dead olfdS to their credit. Emil Voss, of Pine Bluff, and John W. Myar, of Cam deil' tied in the shoot for the individ- ual state championship medal, which event closed the second and last days program of the annual tournament of the Pine Bluff Gun Club here yester- day. After twenty-two amateurs had entered the championship contest, Voss and Myar led them all. each get lhg 49 birds out of possible 90. In 1he shoot off Voss lost his last bird in a 2o-bird event and Myar lost the championship medal to him by failing to break his last two J. w. Aston, of Little Rock, who held the medal. con- tested for it again, but was nowhere III the money at any stage of the game.
 Me Afie, the Houston, Texas, anna teuf who starred by leading profess slonals and amateurs Wednesday. dis tinguished himself again yesterdav When he tied with H. B. Pottinger. of Charleston, Mo-, for high honors, and again succeeded in out-shooting all the professionals on the grounds. among them being John S. Day, of Cincinnati. who is regarded as one of the best trap shooters in the United States. Arie, and Pottinger each got IA out of possible 150 l. P. Wright, of Camden, was next high amateur, with Al. Day led the professionals with 142, R. L. Bennett, of Little Rock, next with Al, and A. D. Mermod, of St. Louis, third, with 139.
 For the two days, during which 300 targets were used by each sportsmen, Arie led amateurs and professionals, with 2S8. H. B. Pottinger, of Mis- souri, was second, with 2S6; H. N. Bellinger, of Memphis, Tenn, third with 279, and E. J. Voss, of Pine Bluff fourth, with 27S. Day was high professional during the tournament with 285. Bennett second, with 2S1: Mermod. third. with 272, and J. R. Hinkle, Little Rock, fourth with PCT.
 In the ten fifteen-bird events dur ing the day the following scores were made:
 J. s. Day, Cincinnati .............. 142 R. L. Bennett, Little Rock .......... Al George B. Cragg, Memphis, Tenn 122 Mic Arie, Houston, Texas ............ IA H. N. Bellinger, Memphis, Tenn 139 Fred J. King, Memphis, Tenn...... 137 H. B. Pottinger, Charleston. Mo. IA w. w. Little, Hot Springs ........ 13O A. U. Williams, Hot Springs ........ 132 A. D. Mermod, St. Louis ............ 139 John w. Myar, Camden ............. 135 J. P. Wright, Camden ............. AT A. l.. Morgan, Camden ............ 119 J. R. Hinkle, Little Rock ........... 133 George w. Clements, Little Rock 137 J. w. Alston, Little Rock ........ 13S H. V. Hammond, Little Rock ..,.... 1O8 H. J. Dennelly, Little Rock . 121 J. K. Lewis, Little Rock ............... 136 B. A. Howell, Pine Bluff, ,......,-.. 11S E. J. Voss, Pine Bluff ........... 135 c. c. Handley, Pine Bluff .... 135 w. H. Denver, Pine Bluff ..... 121 J. T. Lloyd, Pine Bluff ...,. 106 uv Cou,,rrc p;,.o nv..cc 1ooe W. M. Boyette, Altheimer ....... 114s H. c. Stilwell, Helena, ........... 115 A. w. Campbell, Thornton, Ark. 122 Roy Woods, Thornton -,......-...... 11S J. S. Larkin,s Pine Bluff ....... l1S w. H. Simpson, Pine Bluff .... 12O E. L. Trice, Monticello, ..............- 11S
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