The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-20
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
HARRISBURG TEAM wins
TWQ-MAN event At milton
Second Team by Four Targets
Latter Close Runner Up in 25-Tar-
get Event

Milton, Pa, May 20.-Ideal wealth
er prevailed for the first days shoot
ing of the 25th annual tournament of
the Pennsylvania Sportsmen s Associa-
ton here yesterday. The 175 single
target event was the feature, and more
than 100 amateurs and professionals
participated.
c. H. Newcomb, Philadelphia was
high amateur, with 16S breaks, defeat
ing Walter s. Benin, of Reading, State
amateur champion, and Allen Hell, Al
lentown, by one target. w. Miller, of
Wilkes Barre. and +. S. Bender, of
Lansdalc, tied for third place, with
166.
w. B. Dalton, Portland, Me- was high
professional, breaking ITO targets. N.
Apgar, of New York, was second, with
169. l.. S. German, Aberdeen, Md,
broke 166, and o. S. Sked, the Wilkes
Barre professional, was next high, with
166.
Scores of singles follow: f. A. God
childs, 1853; George w. Ginger, 159;
H. G. Young, 143; L. A. Willis, 155; !;
Henry Myers, 141; w. H. Schuyler,
IA; C j, Jessup, 149; E. w. Kelly,
1853; G. NJ. Howell, 140; B. NJ. Os-
borne, 144; l.. S. German, 166; A. A.
Sommers, 1854; F. Billmyer, 156; j. Eb-
belts, 155; H. Blackmer, 1853; j. G.
Martin, 1856; l.. B. Worden, 1853; NJ.
l.. Wise, 156; H, f. Shopp, 1854; S. S.
Hoffman, las; A. w. Vernon, 1872; E.
G. Vannette, 1856; f. D. Henline, 163; !;
Z. +. Farnum, ISL; j. S. Speer, 1853; E.
H. Adams, 1862; Ward Hammond, I62; /;
c. H. Newcomb, 1853; j. NJ. Hawkins,
159; A. L. Hile, 1877; R. L. Klotz, 142;
R. Walker, 1855; n. C. Letterman, 146;
p. Burger, 156; E. G. Ford, 147; C.
Hartman, 157; F. NJ. Fay, LAG; ]. w.
Schoffstall, 160; Bryan Teats, f59; E.
H. Kinsbern, 1877; W. S. Benin, 1877;
j. j. Warburger, 1853; D. R. Rishell,
156; NJ. B. Stewart, 1877; W. b. War
ton, 10; w. vi. Wilson, lac; W. E.
Fenour, 121.; c. A. Miller, $50; w. H.
Stroh, 145; a. P. Stapleton, 1853; D.
w. Baker, 157; H. E. Brooks, 1853; F.
H. Miller, 100; F. Calhoun, 1856; Adam
Hickman, 1855; Henry German, 1852; o.
S. Skcd, 165; A. Il. Lewis, 1853; H. B.
Wilcoxson, 1856; A. E. Hall, 129; J. L.
Swartz, 100; F. S. Bender, 166; F.
Eames, 131; A. w. Fink, 1872; H.
Gimbert, 156; J. H. Denny, 1873; n.
Apgar, 169; H. Abby, 156; Frank
Pratt, 1872; H. F. Keffer, 1886; W. R.
Dawes, SO; W. zimmerman, 121; L. A.
Wright, 129; Ii. C. Little, 1926; B. C.
Tiffany, 127; J. B. Fontaine, 157; F.
Sidebotham, ISL; E. Melrath, 147; W.
Joslyn, III; F.. Pratt, 151; l.. T.
| Lakrence, 1874; V. Oliver, 100; w. NJ
Miller, 166; H. E. Perry, 1853; T. R.
Weber, $50; A. H. Byers, 1877; J. E.
Penrode, 1873; H. Brendburger, 145;
H. c. Strive, III; J. B. Bitterling, 1872;
0. Miller, 1874; P. A. Gerhardt, 139;
w. H. Barr, 140; r. B. Johnston. 1877;
w. w. Vanalen, 1870; F. H. Martin
147; j. Lewis, 156; L. R. Lewis, 1873
c. NJ Hammond, 1870; w. E. Hoover
LAG; B. H. Wagner, 154.
In the two-men team race Harrisburg
carried off the honors. The summary:
MeKeesport Gun Club-Adam Her
man and J. F. Calhoun, 121.
United Gun Club, Pitcairn. E
Penrode and W. Brendlinger, 10S.
South End Gun Club, Reading-W. 8
Benin and E. S. Adams, 121.
Independent Gun Club, No. 2, Phila
delphia-Frank Sidebotham and E. Mel
rath, 107.
Independent Gun Club No. 8, Phila