Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-19
w. F. BTPPUS WINS
SPECIAL SHOOTING
EVENT OF HOGANS
Skaters 95 Clay Birds Out
of a Possible 100 at Clos
ing Days Shoot at Atlantic
City.

* ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept. 19-Wil-
Ham F. Bippus. of Dayton, Ohio, today
annexed laurels in the Westy Hogan
Especial a specially arranged race for
amateurs averaging IS per cent. on the
iclosing program at the eighth annual
classic of the westy Hogans Bippus
shot in the best form of his experience
in winning honors, breaking % out of his
100 blue-rock total The Ohioan dropped
one bird in each of the FIVE events Of
4twenty targets each L. j. farrell, of
Wilmington. Del, followed next in line
He "gras6ed" 90 in his aggregate of
sclays. E. G. Ford. of Philadelphia, and
III. b. Cook, of Atlantic City, followed,
ehippng ~ out of the possible century
Ford tied in this feature last year with
Stanley f. Tuchton, of Wilmington, Del,
by totallng a like sheet. He lost out,
I.howcver, in the shoot-off. d. r. Rishell,
iof Ottawa, Pa, broke Of.
m Some Philadelphia scores were w. H,
soley, 50; w. T. Smith 81; j. +. stone, "A;
u.s. E. Clark, 50; C. c. Watson, 49, r.
Iwaters, Sc; W. b. Abbott, 70; C. NJ. Hill
tpot, 49, j. L. Wright, Sc; F. Mcconnell,
ES4; w. L. Hoffman, 73; J. f. Fontaine, 81;
HARRY Greenwood, 70; DR.. Harvey Wiley,
4 S4. and A. Macedonian, So.
W Mrs. Harry Harrison, of the Riverside
tGun Club, Rochester, n. Y, delighted
the large following again today by break
4ing the very fine total Of IS out of her
100 blue-rocks Miss NJ w. Remy, of
Henderson, Ind, netted Sc breaks
EWilliam Foord, the clever shot from
Wilmington, Del, topped the greatest
y gathering of stars ever assembled in the
Btfoot mark championship. Foord fca-
kdred the classy field in recording the
Sheet of 81 out of possible 100. Winds
A were particularly deceiving at this time
of the day, the record in consequence
looming up all the more prominent.
i8 Allen He'll of Allentown, Pa, finished
isecond in this race. He broke 95 out of
100 George L. Lyon, of Durham, y. c.,
fgrassed a. Charley Newcomb, Phtladel-
slpha, and Bart Lewis, of Auburn, ILL.,,
each recorded states aggregatinG 90 in
the century of blue rocks. Lewis won
tleg on the DUPONT trophy several years
ago. William Ridley, Iowa State title
Fholder, who also gained possession of
this much coveted cup. did not make any
Showing here, whatever. w. S Behm
I champion shot of PENNSYLVANIA, Knocked
lDf 92 in his century allotment
vi Although starting with a perfect score
on the first trap Voolfolk Henderson
national champion, failed TO get into the
running in this championship The
Southerner was the only one to get the
clean sheet too. He faltered badly on
The homeward stretch, going especially
bad at the fourth event, where he dropped
four out of twenty.
elizabeth Moulton, member OF botn
she Fox Gun Club and NemOurs ladies'
- ,huad, of Philadelphia, today gave brill
fant trapshooping exhibition here in
breaking 40 out of so for the honor of
topping the entry list this afternoon in
The specially arranged bird match for
Il women enthusiasts.
IS The Philadelphian shot in consistent
form and beat out Mrs Harry Harrison,
8 ,f Rochester, by two clays. Mrs. Etar-
6rison had two perfect sheets, but bad
{ tally on the fourth trap placed her out
of the running.
Sheets for the five events. or ten targets
s each. read:
Mrs, Harrison ...... 7 10 10 SO
Z II. E. Buckwalter, of Royersford, Pa.
iormer champion of the keyston" State,
ooked like the winner late this afternoon
the Bull Durham handicap. He broke
+ y out of his century allotment from the
< in-yard line.
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4 NJ Miller II; NJ r. Stewart, 81: y. II.
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Frieaa375 35 a. SF. j. T. M!Ks1s& HK2sE.s2o ." Frspc@
70; Dr. G smith Sc; J. r. HaTe ,,G, 90; g. fl 9
ER59seE "a e. % I' gpus ~ Erf9 81
F5,Gt, stone a t,rE s6 ToP,'n'G3 F. SSr,ia S. H.
G. c. Watson; s.; II. Waters; "a; W p. A.
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s.; =. q. Miller, 81; Wnliamp Mcc-!baTTe9: q;
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ss berts' 30? Harry Greon%ood S"5S'd y; ,w & W. MAY
i so; j. ], Magaheran, -: W. r. Demman, a.:
Il. Patlerson, tiltFs 7"';.s$ 4 shpi, ": 3 ion
nan 81; ~ Ziegier 81 s j. ,arlr e. Ei'tsElipi gE
Z. Brooks brook ,'.,i, Jr, s.; j. Nj RiHsi 7S + II
TFsaf s1 s. g; g Pscf + t. s. !0F2 w. dsST &ssEnffo2 T.
Tavlor 81; DR. A l.. Westc0tt 81 L. A
Miiler. So; i. N. Williams, 70; H Il, Cook.
~ and II. T. Staplctun, rs
Bull durham" handicap, 100 targets ham
dicaps 10 10 - yards.
1 s professionals
81 Tds 100 Ydg leo
Hdp. T. HIp, T.
John Ebberts. 10 SIS Dudley Woods. 10 II
Dale Bakewell iG, - F, ]. Cava-
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d D. HotchBlss IS. G.. Woods ia n
Jr ..........lG s. n. s. Crawford. lb 81
p IL Patterson 10 II pr. A l.. West
r. A. Slebert.-.lG tS COtt ...........l6 TG
H. NJ Williams ~ - 4. j. Cook ,...-lI s3