Evening journal., 1912-11-20
TURKEYS TURKEYS FOR FOR
THE GUNNERS
dupont Club ArranGeS Special
Shoot for Thanksgiving
Day
TWENTY FAT BIRDS
FOR THE WINNERS

holding OF dnOtncf OF me ciun sue
cessful turkey shoots. Twenty tat
turkeys have been ordered by tho
gun club management for the occa-
sion. and will come from the same
place whence came those which were
the prizes at last years Thanksgiving
Day shoot The winners on that oc-
casion know how good their prizes
proved 10 bc when placed upon tho
dinner table in due form. while those
who were less Fortunate know how
good the turkeys looked ION the
hook
For the purpose OF this competition
only the clubs managers have az
ranger a special classification, so thar
ST viii be advisable for the members
10 look through the lists of the sew
eral classes, A, b. G, d, and y, given
holow and find out just who they have
to beat In their respective classes so
"carry home the bacon" or rather
turkey.
There are four turkeys apportioned
as prizes i'm each class, and tho four
men making the highest scores in
their classes will win the turkeys, in
fact, high guns win" In case of
ties, such ties will be decided by lot
the clubs wheel or indicator used for
expert rule" shooting being used for
that purpose. The club makes one
stipulation, that there must be five
contestants for every turkey but that
no more than four turkeys Will be
donated as prizes in any one class
For instance, Glass A: If there are
only five contestants, those FIVE Will
shoot for one turkey, but II there are
six. seven or up to ten, then two birds
will be put up for competition; eleven,
twelve or up to fifteen entries, three
turkeys: and so on.
The conditions are so targets per
man, 81 90 entrance fee. including the
price Of the targets. which makes any
turkey won at this shoot a mighty
cheap bird when the current price OF
white and dark meat is considered.
The new classification (for this one
shoot only follows:
Glass A-Eugene DUPONT, Eugene
n. dupont. w. M. Foord, w NJ Ham
mond, George l.. Lyon, George S. Nc
Carty, j. b. McHugh. J. II Minnick,
Charles III Newcomb, w. =. Northcott,
A. r Richardson, ]. T. Robertson, T..
f. Slear W. Edmanson. N. p. Carbon.
Class B-J w. Anderson. Jr, w.
NJ. Armistead II. w. Bush. ID. J..
Doughcrty. p. f. DUPONT, Victor du-
Poni H. r. England. =. ID. Guest,
w IA Hitchcock +. W. Keithley,
Clyde Loedom, David Lindsay. A. II.
Lohb l.. G.. Lyon. J. A. McKelvey, J.
J Magahern. Thorpe Martin, Frank
Mathewson. G. III. MITCHELL NJ W.
Mitchell, p J. Pape, J. F. Pratt II
b. Rogers. G. II. Simon, n. X Smith
Dr. Stanley Steele. Stanley Tuchton
Isaac Turnor. r. H. Willis. II. Win
chester. Winchester, w. c. Wood
Glass C-L r. Beauchamp. Charles
Buckmaster. DR.. II. A. Buckmaster
DR.. r. G. Buckmaster. J. ID. Bush. j.
W. Cam. J A. Campbell. w. A. Casey,
r.. p. Choate, William Coyne, Am. L.
DUPONT. A. Felix DUPONT, Alexis l. du-
Pont, S. M. Freeman, r. b. Evans, l..
S Evans. r p Ewing, e. @. Ferriday,
Gregg Goodwin, A. +. Hickman, w. l..
Husbands, L. L. Jarrel. c. r. Ken
worthey, A. M. Lindsay. W. Allan
Lindsay, G f. Lord, 2. II. Lofiand, r.
#. Lofand, L. H. Lowther. j. Mac
Mullen, II. c. McClane, J. W. Mathews,
II w. Mathewson, II. L. Morgan. s. J.
Newman, DIR. A. Patterson, c. d.
Prickett, DIR. L. Rumford, DR.. S. c.
Rumford, c. H. Simon, w. S. Simpson
w. l. Smith, W. B. Smith, Jr, c r.
Springer. J. II. Steelman, W. Tomlin-
son, r s. Wood, J. b. Grier. j G. High
neld, Jr., Harry T. Reed, w. Hinkson
W b. Sturgis.
Glass De H. Anderson, John ]
Bayard. DR.. Bedford, DR.. Horace Belts
Or. r. @. Bullock. l.. w. Crawford. r
j. Conner, A. J. Curley, DR.. H. H. Dar-
1ingten, S. G.. Davis Charles lie Fec. A
J. DickersonG III. NJ. Dodson, Il. c. Fer
Tiday, r.. H. Ford, c. r. Foulke, vii
4iaIp Francis. w S. Gavan. c. c. Ger
ROW Fl. w. Goodman. ID. A. Grier, W. J
HighheId. L. II. Hopes. Jr.. DIR. c. r
-leffries, Jr., W. +. Jensen, John +
Jones. John l.. Koerner, Lewis Koer
lner. r. c. McCardell. II. s. McComb
E. W Murphey. Ir., r. l.. Naudain. w
J. Nicely. o. V. Ort, p T. Pennington
ID. ID. Poffenberger, II. c. Pollock, W
G. Ramsay. r. s. Robinson. c. ID
Rogers, Amos Street, r. A. Vance. C
r.. Walker, +. A. Wardenburg, Rogo
Whitworth W. G. Robelen, e. NJ. Ross
Prank Turner, f. d. Thatcher. J. r
Rhoads.
Glass E-w W. Bacon, J. Ralpl
Baily, Herbert ID. Belts, A. Bird. Harr-
Braden, r. Brown. Albert Buchanan
J. c. Cannon, 70. w. Crossan. p. Il
Ferree. Robert l. Foord. Joseph II
Fox DR.. A. Il. Cough. j. s. Grant
Hunter Grubb, E. d. Handy, Di
HILBERT, William n. Huston, w. A. Jor
dan. Emile Krause r. II. Lamber
Guy Lambert, S. W. Long. w. c
Long. l. NJ. Lowe. George A. Lowr,
r. w Mcclellan. l.. p Mahony, c. {
Mammelle, +. B. Massey, r. Megaw. .
f. Miller, VIM. A. Mode H. j. Nicke
j. B. Owens. c. L. Petze. c J. Ride
W e. Ross, ID. r. Rutter, George +
Seitz, j. H. Stadleman, H. T. Taggar
J. Nj Turner. Harry Valentine DR.. 1
C. Watson, G. A. Wilson, K. b. Wi
son J F. Wishart. D. S. Wood. T. v
Young, w Carpenter.
The situation so far as challenge
for the 1912 Glass A Cup is concerne
Is decidedly lively The present hold
er, Eugene dupont, who defeated III
present state champion. j. B. Nj,
Hugh, for the trophy last Saurda
is booked TO defend his title to the Gu
from an attack to be made on il b
Edward Banks. who had posted
challenge TO the winner of the M'
Hugh-duPont match. II was hope
that this match could be pulled O
next Saturday afternoon, but Mr. dl
Pont is booked to visit New Have
TO take in the annual football gan
between his old university, Harvai
and Yale. The match for the cup
therefore scheduled for Saturda