Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
6RMAN SNAASHES 81
Clay BIRDS STRAIGHT
AT SEASHORE TODAY
u.rvland Professional Will
Continue Unbroken String
Tomorrow in Westy
Hogan Event
vEwcoMB IN POOR SHAPE

,rLANTIC CITY, N. j. Sept 15.-Les-
1 !. German, professional Of Aber-
,.,n Nd, set new long straight run
..,ond for westy Hogsns today at the
NJ annual tournament Of the popular
..,.n,,ation new being held here. Ger
~, went 1917 in line in an unfinished per-
u, score, which will be continued at
4, shoot tomorrow. His performance.
A. Of the rather brisk wind today,
- remarkable, and friends say he Is
',nulng the best form OF his career.
eern,an in going straight today, easily
"a the field Of exactly 900 marksmen
Next highest was Wooltolk henderson,
-, years national amateur champion
soth singles and doubles, who topped
~. amateurs with ia breaks" out of lis.
w w vent straight in the century of blue
-ss,s this afternoon. Henderson general-
y .ieaned upp at the Hogan Tournament
10 last year, and again looks like
-,nrer this season. Roy Bruins, OF In
s,sra another amateur, cracked 113 out
= he possible 175, and the following
,.,sls are coming in as comparatively
vev York won the State championship
,.srs race today, beating Pennsylvania
NJ inst one target in the entire ag-
sr,snte OF the FIVE men. Empire State
shooters and scores in the century blue
rocks follow;
4 ri stephenson, Brooklyn. yn................. 9s
y HI Corheld, Utica. ,.,............ %
n y. Mcmahon New. York city y.,,....... 90
George n. Fish, Lyndenville' le''..''''.'.''.. "a
TOTAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, .4S
I, was the first defeat Of the Key
,toners'' in four years.
PENNSYLVANIA marksmen were Walter S.
pehm. of Reading, 81; Allen He'll, of AL
sn,own 81; Ed Hellyer, Jr., of Alex
sndrla. "a: BENJAMIN Teats, of Northum-
herland, 96, and c. II. Newcomb, Phila-
delphia, 95 Total, 4s2.
Al He'll, OF Allentown, and r. A. Hall,
AZ Fishersville, Va, are well up among
me topnotchers. with III. Jay Clark, of
worcester. Mass, cracked 10 in lis. All
sre ,.sinon pures." j. NOVEL; Hawkins,
the professional from Maryland, who got
a perfect score this morning in the five
events, totaling 70 targets, fell down this
afternoon. He missed six in his afternoon
allotment Of 100 "clays."
Charley Newcomb, national amateur
champion, Of Philadelphia, aggregated l65
today. This puts him altogether out OF
the money.
Maiter .. BENIN, last year NSgotOiAN
state champion, of Reading, broke % in
his IS "clays" this forenoon. Jesse Grif-
fth, Of Philadelphia, Jared fairly well
with his total of II, including a perfect
run Of 50 odd. Ed Hellyer, Jr., of Alex
sndria, Pa, broke a like number. An
other, disappointment of the morning was
the poor work of A. B. Richardson, Del
aware State champion, who only man
aged to get g. out of rs of the "clays."
Charles, Albert Bender, the ball player
missed FIVE in 70 targets. The crowds
bothered the chief on the first trap
and he let three get away. There was
another unexpected poor score handed in
BY +. s. Tomlin, who missed more than
half his total.
Mrs. Harry Harrison, OF Rochester
broke 6s in Is at a very clever exhibition
Mrs. L. G. Vogel. of Detroit, cracked CO.
Eight teams are entered in the state
championship race this afternoon.
Pennsylvania looms up as the favor
lie by virtue of it's victories In every one
Of the three years this poular feature
has been included on the program Of the
HoEans.
Total Of days events. 175 targets:
HATFIELD, 15l; 'Welles. 1e5; Halyer, Jr.: ios
ecanlon, 40; McClarren. l2e; Fell. i4o; 'shel-
iss: Anderson s' las; i' Puffenbarser i5s HendeT,
son. ia Hoon, i6o Koch, l61; Bruins, 11s;
coburn, 1876; Miller, 1853; Hoover 1b0; Wagner.
leo Stewart. 1888; HOFFMAN, i59; Ebberts, 1883;
Farnum, 153: Crane. l58; Snyder. 1853; Wash
burn, 1874; Rogers. 14O; Clark, Jr., 10; Mrs.
yogel, i42; 'Neaf Apgar. $50; 'Keller. Jr:,
l01 'Glover, 1872; 'Stevens. 100; Fontaine, l4l
eidebotham. l64; Melrath, lB; 'Joslyn. id6;
Pratt, l4s; Monroe, l49; WynkooP l40; MOT
lan, iel: chpley. l0I; stine. l2s; Martin ldl
sPss snass a sor 2 dSGd 1SS SHG9p S Se wsSS
Rehardson. 1O3; He'll III; Hill, 1853; Harrison
Jas: Mrs. Harrison 100.
i5ei Powers. 1884,; Hun, lGs; 'seholl, i5t;
johnson, 14o; Mackie. 100; Dering. l6e; Nc
Mahon, l6a. Gillespie l65; Hammond. lai
corbett. l47; Plum, 1876: Wright, III: colquitt
le1; WINS. 1871; Billmeyer 1877 Fish. i9I
Aassnger. l54; Mason, 1856; Houseman, 1855
Wilson, 1877; Teats, 168; 'Jones, 101; 'White
lee; Craig. 1883; Coyner, l5l; Moore. lsi
Marshall, i59; Minnick. 1885, Schicher, IA
S.leEs l3s; Butler. las; Yule. 164; Ogden. 14O
sProfessionals
,orinith, I03 Eyre. 1s3; Ford. 1888; F. NJ
zleser 1851; Firth, SIS; Fleming 100; Conrad
lel. sherrer, 1855; Artz, 49, Depew, 1862; Am
herman. las: Won Storck, 150; 'Klotz, 140
young lei; Eek, l57: c. r. seelig, l9l; c. F.
eeeiis, 1871 Ridley, 100; Derrick. 13e; Frank
hsmy, ib2: Mrs. Remy 1925; Logue. i61 Rose
eury. iSl; cochrane, 1875; 'Fox, 1873; Laird, 1871
nssyernt 1852; Belm, 109; Howell 1853; Adams
lloIi .slear 16s: Platt. ld2; Dey. 40; Mat
news loO; Curry. lbe; Cochran i6i; Craig. i46
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