Evening journal., 1913-07-17
AMATEURS IN
TIE SHOOT
On Shoot Off WeIneSki, Kills
20 Straight and Wins
Over Wise
LOCAL MEN DO
SCME GOOD BREAKING

VILE Pa, amatuera shooting in their
grandest form yesterday afternoon in
the Preliminary handicap at the du-
pont Gun Club the event was finally
decided as a tic each man getting "a
birds Welnesh shot from l6 yards.
Wise was handicapped at 10 yards. on
the shoot of of an extra 90 birds
Wclneak won, breaking 20 straight
to Wiaes 49, lie was awarded the
handsome trophy by the Interstate
Association
Eleven men were tied for second
place with SO breaks To- their credit
They were, S. ~ Putnam, OF Fitch
burg Mass. n. IT Sloan. the Phila-
dclphia crack shot and VI. L.. David,
one of the old-time crackeriacks, also
from the Quaker City an of whom
shot from 20 yards. p. Won Beock
man. Of Brooklyn. ~ Y. and Vernon
Williams. of Atglen, Pa, on the 10
yerds mark; T. II. Davis, y. r Leahy.
/ of the New York Athletic Club. and
r. Won tengcrRc and J G. Hand all
oh the 1S-yard mark, and w f. Page,
who was handicapped at the l9-yard
line
OF the professionals Fred Gilbert
aeain showed that when feeling right
ne is the king of them an Standing
on the 20 yards mark the old timer
broke 9l w. n. Heer and A II.
Durston, standing at the same place
s0t 92
Among the scores made by the local
shooters were. A. =. Richardson, %
yards. oi. W. NJ. Foord 21 yards So;
w. s.. Colfax, Jr 20 yards, 90; j. B.
McIugh and j. II. Minnick, both on
the 19-yarde mark, % and SO, respec-
lively
Tho morning event consisted of 100
birds tor money and targets from Che
sixteen vard mark p Won Boeckman,
amateur and g. O. Spencer. pro tied
as high gums with the exceptionally fine
score of 90 Barton Lewis the amateur
champion and Vernon Williams. tied for
second honors with 0s. Harry B. Fisher
of Philadelphia. secretary of the Clear.
/ field Cum Club of that CITY; George
/ Lyon of Durham y. c. the natioua
double champion at targets and c..
IT. Day of Newark. y. j., secretary oi
/ the New Jersey State Sporjsmen's AS
sociation. wcro tied for third honors on
/ ~ each Harry Sloan of Philadelphia
and Fred Plum of Atlantic City, y. j.
lwcre i'm fourth place with 90. There
were five amateurs tied ON scores OF %.
/ These were s. W. Putnam of ftchhurg.
Mass. George S. McCartv of philadei-
phia; Allen Hell OF Allentown. Pa,
lH j.. BuckWalter of Royersiord, Pa,
and T.. Won Lcngcrllc of New York City.
Charles Spencer OF ST. Louis. Mo. was
/ high in the professional ranks with 30.
I but that wonderful "marks-woman.
1 Mrs. Topperwcin ran him very close
race scoring 9S. H. d. Gibbs OF Union
City. Tenn. H.. H. Borden Ol Houston,
Tex. and Homer Clark of East Alton,
lll. also scored 9S. II H. stevens, Hon.
Tom A. Marshall and j. NJ Hawkins
broke 07i w. s. ColiaX Jr.. and a. +.
Skelley. both local shots. broke 96 ana
tied with Lester German, George w..
Maxwell aud ll S. Ncllcs ". H. Hcef
and JAY r. Graham scored a5
W. n Hccr lost ont on hs long nn
string yesterday morning when he miss.
ed his 37th target The big shooter
smashed 26l targets for the longest run
ever mnde ON the grounds
Scores in the 1--WE twenty-bird
/ events
/ c. T.. Binn. 50; p. f. DUPONT. So
T. G. S. Dey. 90; s. O. S. Graham,
/ 67; e c. Gardner, so; r. u. Johnson,
/ Sc, r. L. Klock, 25; +. IT Keller.
( Sr.. Si; l.. C. Lyon 76; NJ Moore. 75;
/ II Myers. rs; W. E Page, 81; G. #.
Pratt, So; w. b. Smith. Jr., Si. ID. S.
( Wood CD, W. r. Webster. 76; S. NJ.
Freeman, So; w. Edmuudson, e6 l.
| W. Budd So; j. G Martin So; G. NJ.
/ Proctor, So, J. =. Sousa T3; A. ~.
! Denston 90; w. c. Wood. 81; r. A.
Godcharles, %; H. r. Carbon. 90; n.
B Cook. rs, j A. McKolvey Sc; T..
Howard. go; j G. Buerlng so, W.
T. Nrick, 20, E -. duTont. S5. A. w.
Church, ga. II. r. Blackmer 9S; L. l..
farrell, 81; r.. A. Hall. S7 S. T. Day,
Sii James Craig So; l.. II Davis, 91;
J. Ebbert, So, j. l.. Englert, S3 J.
A. r. r Elliott 9i fE A. w Ever
ett So, /. =. Eyler 81; - s Tanning,
So; c. A. Galhraith %, nW M Ham
mond SIS; C. T. Hamlin, SO; t. G..
. Hanline SS, G. II. Hassan, ~; J. G..
Hand SS, tW g. Joslyn S5 tT VI.
Keller Jr. SO; S. T. Leahy, S7' w. Fl.
Mathews, so, j. McArdie IS; v.
Oliver, 50, r. Plum 96: VT. %. IT.
; sheldon so, J w. Schonstall. SS: T..
I N
, SIS, NJ T. Vice, %: fL. T. Lawrence.
98; c. T.. France, Sc; r. Bnlmyer. 81.
, Jesse Barker o2: C. w. Billings. 93 .
, Edwards Banks. 81: w. =. Clark, 81 :
p w b. Darton 90; p. s. Donnclly. go.
G.. r. Day 81; 20. r. Dickey. 81: r.
r. Griffith. ga; G. M Howell. 98: A.
l.. WINS. 90; j. II Annnick. 90; J. B.
McHugh 94; G.. b. Pratt. SO: G r
, Steele 90. Z Won poorkman %. II
p Wilson. So, J.. ID WINS 93 fE
II. TAYLOR, SS; J. L. Smith "a. V. Will
. liams, 9S. Fl. b Fisher 97: e. J.
. Southey. So; eNeaf Apgar. ga: 70. n
Adams. 81. fH j. Borden. 9S: r J
Budd S4. fW s Colfax. Jr %: tSim
g. Glover SS; j. Hendrickaon. 80
b C. A. Jenkins. S6: "a. Killam. 81: r.
- A. Marshall 81; j. n Skelly. 96,
+ A. J. Mengle 90; &C. F. Moore. 90
S w Putnam. %; +. B. Stevenson
g SS; Mrs Topperwein. 9S; r. s
Morgan, "a; Il. sloan, 96: III. L
Worthington, SS; ~. n Storr. 80
n. j. David. 90. F. o. Williams. 90
j. Griffith "a; rH II. Stevens. 97
sH s. Wells 90: r. IT. Burns. IS
W. NJ. Foord 92 A. He'll 95: w. II
Jones. 93; q. W. Maxwell. 96; G. T.
= Lyon. 97. Bart Lewis 9S; c. Fl
Newcomb 90: A. B. Richardson. 98
N II. p Buckwalter Us; C.. 6. Spencer
go: eW. w. Heer 95: Fred Gilbert
~ ga; II. ID. Gibbs 98 fW. HUFF 81
y. W Hawkins 81; sHomer CLARK
98, 7. r. Graham %: w.. S. Ger
man 96 J. NJ Conner 40. A y
Lohb So. James GunFon "A. ". F
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