Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-14
TRAP SHOOTING SUPpLAATIhG
 OTHER SPORTS
Success of American Marks men at Olympic Games 'WakenS New
 Interest

Among other things upheld" by Uncle Sam's Olympic athletes at Stockholm was the reputation of the United States as nation of kid ders.'
 One of the most amusing and cf- fectiye of the many good humored stunts pulled of at the expense ot the foreigners was executed by a part of the Yankee trap shooting team. Before the day Of the match, J. R. Graham, with Hall. Lyon and Bill ings. other members of the trap team, went out to the shooting grounds for a practice hour. The party was trailed by a number of members of the Russian trap shooting team, who were anxious to get line on the Yankee brand of craftsmanship. Hall scented the inspection" and suggest. ed to Graham that a little scare be handed to the Cars subjects So when the practice began, Graham us- ing Remington-UMC Arrow Steel Lined shells, with which he shot his way to the worlds individual cham pionships at clay targets a few days later. started of cOnservatively by missing two of the first three tar gets. This gait looked encouraging to the Russians, who saw visions Of a first" for their team in the trap shooting event Then Graham un- limbered and broke forty-nine straight Hall and Billings each fol lowed by driving the same American made shells to but one miss in fifty, and completed their strings of one hundred with but one miss apiece. Graham missed three in his hundred "a poor day for him." said the press reports.
 On the afternoon of the same day, the Slavs officially withdrew from the trap shooting contest
 Members of the American team, returning from the first International Pan-American rife and revolver tour nament, held at Buenos Aires, Aregn- tina, report a growing friendilncss between the South American coun- tries and the United States. The at titude of the citizens toward the Americans. in every city visited was not at all suggestive of the dnti-Ian- k.e feeling ct winch news dispat,'h ss have told, but there seemed to be ev erywhere the greatest evidelSs Cf good will, both in social and busi- ness relations. A notable feature of the tournament was the fact that ev- ery revol1 CT and pistol competition was won with Remington UMC, American made ammunition.
 American Boy Scouts, 300, 900 strong. are to have an official arm a special model 22 calibre Remington UMC rife, says a dispatch from the New York headquarters of the or ganization. For a long time the boys have been drilling with broom sticks, staffs, and a variety of guns. Now every scout is to be armed with a real ''grown-up" model firearm.
 Of course. the scouts will not be allowed to use the guns except when in charge of competent instructors. They will be taught to know and to respect firearms, and will be shown how to avoid the accidents that have just picked up' gun knowl- edge.
 Already rivalling baseball in popu- lar favor. trap-shooting is looming IdfSeT anu ldFSSr on tHe nOfiZOh or American sports. The late successes of the American marksman at the Olympic games-where team and in dividual trap shooting championships of the world were won by Yankees using Remingtdn-UMC American made arms and ammunition-have served to push the pursuit of the clay pigeon even more prominently to the front during the past few weeks
 The year round popularity Of this branch of shooting is interestinly in dicated by a list, appearing in one of the feverai sporting publications