Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
NEWCOMB NOT IN
TIP-TOP FORM IN
SEASIDE TOURNEY
His Shooting Today Not Up
to His Usual Standard.
Gerstell Is Star of Westy
Hogan Organization.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 16.--Present
and past title holders were set in the
background by the stellar performance Of
Richard Gerstell, of Grafton, w. Va,
who handed in a perfect score for the
first FIVE events of Is targets each, at
the Wcsty Hogan shoot today. The Vir-
gilman was hardly recognized in the A
class before, the total proving another
surprise to the field Henderson started
off in great fashion, grassing the first 50
blue rocks in a row. He missed two in
the fourth ana finished straight on the
next trap. This placed him we'll UP for
the money awards.
Charlie Newcomb, of Philadelphia, dis
appointed again today. He took a bad
start in the first event, letting three get
out of range. lie terminated his round
in IS out of possible I6
William Ridley, Iowa State champion.
chippcd u Of his allotment of 10.
w. II. Behin, champion shot in Penn
syivana, broke -. Benin commenced
unsteadily in HE round but went out in
perfect runs OH the last sets.
Homer Clark. East Alton, ILL.,, and w.
w pI,
supremacy among the professional set in
the first five events. Both registered one
miss, ana as a strange coincidence dropped
the bird in their last set. spelling per-
feet wins at the very last moment Mrs.
Harry Harrison, of Rochester. n. Y,
competed again today. She broke SO in
her early rounds.
UP the best high run mark to date. He
went down the line breaking 80 straight
in competitions yesterday.
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