Evening journal., 1913-07-16
HERR BREAKS
ALL CLAYS In
HIS STRING
Oklahoma Professional Smash
eS $50 Without a Miss
in Eastern Handicap
LEWIS CROWDS
ThE DAYS WINNER

udy WIN Olhl ten events vi LdoNNAh ~
Handicap and incidently hung up
new long record for the local traps.
The Western shooter went through
the entire program of 1b0 targets
with out a single miss. With
straight run on the day before yes
terday the Oklahoma crack ran up a
run of 22S which he Will probably
continue today The "Silent One as
he is called, has record of 1863
straight which he made several years
ago. He holds the world record for
years average which he made in
1910 and so far stands at the head
of all shooters this year.
The scores OF yesterday showed
the shooters to be of the highest class
and both amatuers and professionals
did their best to show the large crowd
OF spectators the kind of trap work
they have been clamoring for
The main program consisted of 10
hfteen target events with an audi-
tional % pairs added.
Herr, of course, carried OF the
indivual honors of the day with his
record breaking performance but
rirht behind him came a host of
ULnCIo WuOEE MdinIa hbNA A'Nh 80
eistered on the record books of trap
shooting for many years. Charlie
Spencer, the man who shoots with his
gun IN the center of his chest was
second with las Five shooters tied
for third with 147 each. These were
George Maxwell, H. II. Stevens, Fred
Gilbert. H. d. Gibbs, and l.. S. Ger
man. Carl f. Moore was next with
LAG.
Among the amateurs7Barton Lewis,
Of Auburn. H.. the holder Of the anna
teur championship at single targets,
vas high with 14S out of his $50.
George l.. Lyon, of Durham, ~ c., the
holder of the title of the doubles
amateur championship" was In sec
end place in the amateur ranks with
1t6. Then came II. Il. Buckwalter'
az Roversford, Pa; r. T. Adams, OF
Reading. Pa. and Harry b. Fisher, of
PHILADELPHIA. with las C. A. Jenkins
az Woodhine. Nd; Jesse o. Barker
81 Peoria H.; S. Wilder Putnam, OF
Fsuchburg. Mass; II. w. Jones, Of
Macon. Ca, and j. II. Minnick of this
city. all tied for fourth place on the
6xcelIent total of 144 out of l50
= Mrs. Ad Toppcrwoin, the champion
woman shot of the world finished
rnn Of ll3 Yesterday. Her performance
Was remarkable The doubles brought
out classy field of shooters. Twenty
nNe pairs were thrown.
In this event JAY II. Graham. the
winner of tho Olympic worlds cham
piunship at Stockholm. Sweden last
July. and who halls from lnelcsdo. ILL.,.
was high with the great total of ls out
Of So Next to him and only one break
behind the winner. came Homer CLARK,
of Alton. H. with a. II. d. Gibbs.
Lester German and George Maxwell
were tied in third place with 40 apiece.
The above accounts for the first three
places in the professional ranks in this
event
Among the amateurs, Allen He'll of
Allentown Pa. winner of last years
Doubles Amateur Championship, won
his way 20 the front ranks by scoring
90. leading his nearest amateur oppo.
nent by three targets. II. i. Buckwaltel
Of RoyeIsford. Pa, winning second anna
teur ehonors with 43 breaks W. II
Jones of Macon Ga. and Vernon VIII
liams OF Attglen. Pa, were tied foi
third amateur honors on AZ each w
S. Colf0x. lr.. the local expert. made
sensational start by breaking his firs
'ten pairs straight" that is goinl
through the first portion of the even
without a miss. He was unfortunate
In the second portion. however. and fail
ed to quite reach the 40 mark
The scores in the 1915 targe
events follow: b. s. Donnelly, 1856
G. H. D. Gibbs. 147; G. L. Lyon. loo
#. A. Marshalls IA: ]. A. Barker
144: %. r. Dickey, 140; G.. r. Steele
i41; S. w. Putnam, IA; Fl r. Shell
don. 127; w. F. Clark. 141; f. A
Godcharles. 141; H. b. Blackmer
1874: J. E. Ebberts. 142; ~ S. Fan
ming 1870; III II. Stevens. 147; c. II
Newcomb. 143: Nv. s. Colfax. 142
u. S. German. 147; A. B. Richard
son, 1873: A. He'll, 141; II Clark
145; Il. B. Willis, 144; J. Minnick
144; j. B. McHugh. 139: f. Plum. 1856
r. A. Hall 141: ] Craig. 131: S. I
Day. 1875; J. NJ. Coiner, 125; w +
Page. 100; Wv NJ Hammond. 1879
"A H. Durston. 1856; d. H. Leahy
130; John p. Sousa. 1913: F. B. Ste
phenson. 1874; &C w Maxwell I47
c. r. Blinn. 1870: G. NJ. Proctor. 131
- M. Hawkins, 141: H. Carlon. 1874
w. Fl. Jones. IA; NJ Moore. 1913; A
w Church. 139; @E. II. Stoor 144
W Huff. 145; r. H. Bruns 142: r
Gilbert. 147; Bart Lewis. 14S; u. r
Graham. 142: c. W Billings. 1877
%Mrs. Topperwein. 145: H. r. Cook
11s. j. G. Dey, 100; c. A. Galbraith
125: E. H. Taylor, 141: *W. r. Dar
ton. 144: <W II. Heer, $50: II
Hyers, 100; W. ID Krick, 126: w. r
Dawes. 1872: &C. G. Spencer. las: "A
Killam, 141: j. G Martin. 14O: n. /
Wise, 1f2; 81 L. Worthington. 1873
J. z. Eyler. 140; *E Banks. 12S
C. A. Jenkins. 145; G. NJ. Howell
1876; W. B. Smith, Jr. 127; L. l.. Jar
rell. 140; z. H. Lohand. 122: &C. +
Moore, 146; j. Hunter. 1875: &C. Vo
Lengerke, 122: e. Won Lengerks
40; j. A. McKelvey. 124: a.. 7
Lawrence, 142: j. T. Skelley. 140
w NJ. Foord, 1873: IT. II. Keller. Jr
134; H. E. Buckwalter. 145: ". Al
gar, 144: J. Hendrickson, 14O. "
H. Matthews. 140; c. B. Platt, 141
G. S. McCarty, 140: F. j. Heinlin,
141; H. P. Wilson. 1913; A. r. Eliot
1s1 J. L. Smith. 142: c. T. Day. Jr
141; NJ. F. Berber. 129; p. Van Buel
man, 141; w Edmundson. 1876; Il
S. WELLS, 145; %W F. Webster, 125
z. c. Griffith, 140; j. McArdle. 14O
W. 7. Smith, 130; j. w. Schoffstat
126: r. B Johnson, 1876: P. F. du
Pont. 1870; ]. L. English, 1856: L. {
Lyons, 1870; F. W. Gensen. Jr., 1Ie
r. H. Adams las; A J. Mengel, 1877