Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-16
The 10Th Annual Outing of Maine
Sportsnen's Fish and Game Ass0-
citation July "a at Rangeley Lakes

PRIzEs-To be announced at time of
match.
EVENT CD. M. PARKS MATCH.
D. M. Parks match, ten shots, any 20
rihe, any ammunition, any sights not in
to all members, Including ladies. stand
ing position, German ring target
PRIEE-Solid silver cup presented by
Henry b. Estes, Auburn, in memory of
must be won three times, not necessarily
consecutively, to become the property
of one person. Winner for the year to
nave name engraved upon it.
EVENT 7-G. NJ. PARKS CUP MATCH.
G. M. Parks match. Five shots, slow
hre. Standing position at $50 yards dis
lance, o-inch bullseye. Any rifle, any
ammunition, any sights not including
glass. Match open to all members.
sented by Geo NJ. Parks of Providence,
r. !. To be won three times. not neces-
sarlly consecutively, to become the prop
erty of one person. Winner for the year
to have name engraved upon 1t.
EVENT SHADES RIFLE MATCH.
Ladies rife match, five shots any %
rife, any ammunition. any sights not in
Guiding glass. Position, standing, at
German ring target, distance 80 feet
Open to all ladies'.
caliber repeating rife presented by Presi-
dent r. j. Hodgson. Second, Thermos
bottle presented by Rice & Miller Hard
ware Co, Bangor, Me. Third, 500 rounds
20 CALDER cartridges presented by Dun
m-Hanson Hardware Co, Bangor, Me.
Afternoon, beginning at l.SO.
EVENT 9-OPEN TO ALL, PISTOL
MATCH.
Pistol match for all. Rapid fire, six
shots, % yards, at silhoutte of man.
Nine seconds, any pistol, any ammuni-
ton, any sights. Entry Zee % cents. Re-
allowed
PRIZES-First, H. & r. .ss Automatic
revolver presented by Edwards & Wal
ker, Portland, Me. Second, ten per cent.
of the entrance fees.
EVENT 1o-LADIES' PISTOL MATCH.
Ladies' pistol match, five shots, so feet,
8-inch bullseye, any pistol, any ammuni-
ton, any sights Open to all ladies.
PRIZE-Silver cup presented by Col. I.
FL. Osgood, Lewiston, Me.
EVENT 11-cLAY PIGEON MATCH.
Clay pigeon match open to all anna
tours Is birds, 16-yard rise, unknown
angles. Entry fee so cents. Re-entries
allowed,
PRIZEZS-First, Remington L. NJ C.
repeating shotgun. Second. 10 per cent.
of the entrance fees. Third, five per
cent of the entrance fees
All ties in all. matches to be shot off to
determine winners.
Evening, 500
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES AND
DANCING PRIZES FOR BEST
| CATCHES
whose dues are paid for 1914 catching the
4 lafgest trout or salmon trolling in
Rangeley Lakes, during the three DAYS
/ OF the meet will be given a Bristol steel
rod presented by Ed. NJ. Lowell of
lewiston: For the second largest fish
will be given Black Wonder Kingfisher
troiIlng line presented by L. ]. Martin
sons, Rockville, Conn.
10 70 the member, catching the largest
trout or salmon, fly casting, will be pre-
sented steel rod by j. II. Stetson Co.
lewiston, Me, and for the second largest
! ilsh will be given De Luxe Kingfsher
/ ny casting line presented by E. J. Mar
tins Sons, Rockville. Conn.
Fish must be weighed by the clerk at
Mountain View House, who will keep
record of the catches.
NOTICE
! We desire to express appreciation to
| the Marlin Firearms Co.. and the Win
chester Repeating Arms Co. for the
rifles presented by them. These firms
have been very generousAAnd have made
repeated donations -
Whist prizes for the ladies have been
provided, including web of Continental
pillow tubing and two pieces of duck
presented by Continental Mills, Lewiston
Me, Rules will be made at the meet.
/ SPECIAL RIFLE AND CASTING
MATCHES.
A we'll known summer visitor at
I Rangeley who has withheld his name
+ has offered the following special prizes
/ This generous offer was known too late
+ to classify with the regular program, so
the time of the events will be decided
on at the meet.
A silver cup will be presented to the
winner of a fly casting contest, open to
4 guides and amateurs.
! A S. gold piece to the winner of a fly
casting contest. open to guides.
| A silver cup to the winner of a 100
yard rife match, open to guides and
amateurs.
/ A S. gold piece to the winner of a 300
yard rifle match, open to guides.