Evening journal., 1915-08-16
SIMONTON wins
THE DUPONT SHOOT
Get All His Targets In the
Special Spoon
Event
MILLINGHAM HIGH
AMONG BEGINNERS

High scores ruled at the DUPONT
Trapshooting Club Saturday. and any
number Of straights we're made. vii
liam simonton was at the top of the
field in the Coleman DUPONT spoon
race and also in the 10O-target event.
T. c. Marshall broke 81 and won the
Glass B spoon. He and John Minnick
tied in Class B, with scores Of "a out
Of 25 and in the shoot-off Marshall
ran 25 without miss, while Minnick
dropped two of the four.
Cy Morgan turned in a score of 21
in Glass c. A. c. Stubbe won Class
d spoon with the total of 22 out of 20.
o. e. Pyle was high gun in Class K,
having put nine of his % targets to
the bad Later he came back with II.
OF the ineligibles. E. r. Calvin was
high with 25 out of 25.
In the shoot for beginners. there
was a total entry list of 55 shooters
and some fine scores were made. G.
Millingham was the high beginner
and won the bronze watch fob trophy
with the score Of 10 out of %. He
was closely followed by w. r. Dea-
valinger. who recorded is, and J. W.
Evans. who accounted for Is of the
blue rocks. The prize for the fattest
beginner present went to A. p Hud-
son. who tipped the scales at 333
pounds. William Minnick, who broke
10 out of 25. was the shortest begin
ner present and won a cut glass dish,
which was also Mr.. Hudsons prize.
= n. Al L aNaaa alaa 10. a
thinnest beginner present broke Is
Of his 25 targets and won a sterling
silver ash tray. Henry Wilson, who
is over two yards high, also won a
sterling silver ash tray for the high
est beginner. Scores
Coleman DUPONT spoon event.
Class A--W. A. Simonton, 25x25; n.
Winchester, 25; G. leedom, "a; +. T.
DUPONT, p; F.. DUPONT, 23i f. NJ. Ross
%; W. Swayne. %; J. w. Anderson, Jr
%: !. ". Evans. %; II. P. Carlon, p
J.. T. Robertson, 2l.
Class B-T. c. Marshall, 24x25; J
/ AIinnick. "a. D. :. Wood, q; r. White
2l; c. w. Popp, 20; w. G. Wood, 20
J. J. Magahern, 20.
Glass C-H. w. Morgan, 2lx25; W.
Simpson, IA; w. r. Smith, IT., l3-
/ Glass D-A. {. Stubbc. 22x25; r
Hobson, 2l; Charles Griswold. 20; 1. +
Glass E-o. f. Pyle, ox25; H. ,
Webb, S.
ineiribles-E. R. Calvin, 25x25; W
H. Neely. 2l; F. R. jerks, l9i Joe Ma
honey, TO-
Total scores Of the day-w. A. Simon
ton. 07xlOO: I. c. Marshall. 81: J. Min
nick. 90: A. C. Stubbe, 50; II. p. Car
Ion. rs: William Swayne. 47X50; T. NJ
Ross, 46; J. W. Anderson, as; D. $
Wood. 46; y w. Evans. As; +. DUPONT
a; Z. T. dupont AZ c. w. Popp. 43
w. G. Wood. 40; j. J. Magahern, 40
o. z. PYLE. 26; H. F. Webb, IA II. Win
chester 25x25; f. r. Calvin, 25; {
c. Leedom, "a; J. T. Robertson, 2l; w
II. White, 2l; H. !. Morgan, p; Il
Hobson. 2l; W. n. Neely, 2l; Charlie
Criswold. 20; Z. R. jerks, 10; D. +
Rutter. Il; w. B. Smith, Jr., 10; Jo
Nlahonev. 10
Beginners shoot. Mlligan. 49,
25: w. r. Deavalinger IS; j. Evans
Jr.. Is; F. Mindo, IA; W. Wilson 13
n Foraker. 13: A. r. Bradley. 13: II
A. Lindsey, 13: W A. Haush, l.: VII
liam Minnick, 12; G. Hopes. IL; z
B. Rogers, Il; J. L. Clark, II; F. D
Smith, II C. E. Boston, 10; e B Nj
chael, 10: Fl. Wilson. 10; f. B Wilson
To- +. J.. Lindsay, 10; A. P. Hudson
9: f. H. Dennison, g; L. Hopkins, 9
NJ J. Thornton, 9; J. p Rosin, s; H
A. Taylor, s w. w Richards. z: A
Vandersloot. /; T. e. Patterson. Z;
]. Handy. s: J. A. Dougherty. 6. r
Hennessey, 6; w. F. Epperson. 6; G
F. Woodsmith, g. A. z. Taylor. 6
Henry Wilson, 5 F. II. Day, 81 H. F
Weber. s; G. L. Cotter 5; J. Hunt
5; NJ. Greenstein. 4 F. F. Heiss. 4
E. I. Rogers 4 Brooks. s; W. c. Con
ners. 3; NJ Belts. 2; r. c. Hull, 2; II
Nowland, 2; L. Hopes, 2 ID. Rose. L
w Rose, / NJ. Greenwood, 1: L. L
Hopes, 1; P. j. Brand. 1; l.. Bissell
1; c. r. Glessman, l.