Evening journal., 1915-03-01
GUNNERS TIE FOR
RICHARDSON TROPHY
Men Will Shoot Off Match
Over du Pont Traps
Next Saturday
SPOON SHOOT
ALSO A DRAW

0OOu ailinunH'L N0AhiA AnA 'hNRN
OF the DUPONT Trap-shootng Club
Saturday afternoon. the features be-
ing the shoot for the A. B. Richard
son Handicap Cup and also the regu-
lar spoon shoots.
For the Richardson Cup. DR..
Horace Belts and Harry Crawford.
10th OF Glass B men. tied with %
each. and the tic win be shot Of
next Saturday They had two add
ed targets each. w. A. Simonton
won the Glass A spoon, with 20, and
" G. Robelen got the Glass c spoon
with H.
W. c. Popp and William Francis
tied for the Glass d spoon. with 2i
each This match will also be dc
Cidcd next Saturday
The shooting conditions we're not
particularly good, as the weather was
colo and there was considerable wind.
The scores in the Richardson trophy
event were as follows:
Glass A. Eugene DUPONT. %: w.
A Simonton, 20 W. G.. Wood. 10; C..
T. Martin. 10; T.. NJ. Ross, IS; j. H..
Ainnick n; Clyde Lcedom, 15
Glass p. Harry S. Crawford. 23
Dr. II. Belts. %; r. r. Patzowsky. 20:
John W Mathews. 20; DR.. A. Patter-
son. 90: VIM Coync. 10: j. W. An
edrson. Jr.. IS; II. n. Reed. II; y. II.
Lonand, IL; n. X. Smith. A.
Glass C.-H. S. Coslott. %: W. g.
Robclen. q; r. L. Naudain. 21: r.
+. Springer. 20; J. w. White. 10; c.
n. Grier. 19; S. Hammond. Is.
Glass DIV c. Popp. 21: w. NJ.
Francis. 81; B. II. Moore. IS: l.. r.
Mahony, II: II. d. Albaugh, II; L. u.
Lambert, 16; W. r. Jensen, 15
The spoon scores were
Glass A-Eugene dupont %: w. A.
Smonton 20: w G. Wood, 19; c. n.
Martin. 10; e. NJ Ross, 49, John Min
nick. IL Clyde Leedom, 15.
Glass B-Harry S. Crawford. 21:
Or. Horace Belts. 2l: f. r. Patzow-
sky, IS; J. w. Mathews. IS: DR.. r. A.
Patterson, rs: William Coyne, II:
J. W. Anderson. Jr., 16; H. r. Reed.
Is; Z. II. Lofand Is: ~ X. Smith. u.
Glass C-H. S. Coslett. 10: W. G.
Robelen. IL; r. l.. Naudain, II; r. f..
Springer, 16; j. w. White, Is; c. H..
Grier. Is. S. Hammond, II.
Glass DC. William Popp, Is: Will
liam Francis. 10. B. II. Moore II: l..
?. Mahony. II, H. ID. Albaugh, IL: +.
VI. Lambert 10: W. T.. Jensen. 9.
~ lneligibles l.. ID. Willis. %; J. T.
kelly, 20; W. II. Neely, 10: II. NJ.
darlington. H.
\ There were also prizes offered for
the high score on fifty targets, the
high score ON 100 targets and the
high handicap score on 100 targets.
In the so target event w. A. Simon
ton stalkcd ahead of the field with
"A so, or an average Of SS per cent.
which was seconded by Eugene du-
Pont with AZ. Or Horace Belts came
next with Al so. other scores were.
W. A. Simonton. "A so: Eugene du-
Pont AZ so: Or. Horace Belts,
Al so: II. S. Crawford. 40 SO: c. Il.
Martin. 40 so: ]. II. Minnick.
80 SO; w c. Wood, 81 so; II. 5.
Cosleti. 36 go; r. r. Patzowsky,
36 x so; J. W. Anderson. Jr., SO so;
y. NJ. Ross. "a so; w. Coyne, "a 90:
William Francis. "a so: W. G. Robe
len. 33 90: J.. w. White. 33 so;
Z. II. Lonand. 81 so: r. l.. Naudain
80 so: G. W. Popp. % so: II. T.
Reed, 20 \ so; b. II. Moore. q 90;
H. ID. Albaugh. 26 so; ~ X Smith
% so; William r. Jensen. 25 so;
s Hammond, 20 X so; L. p. Mahony
10 so.
The winner of a spoon was not eli.
gible TO also win a take home prize
and winner in the take home troph,
event was allowed TO take but on,
trophy, even though he tied in two oI
the events.
In the 100 target total race the fol-
lowing scores were made: W. A
Simonton. 50 X 100: c. T. Martin
n 100: II. S. Crawford 76 100;
r. r. Patzowsky 75 X 100: J. II. Min.
nick, 73 100; ]. W Anderson
II 100: ~ X. Smith. So 100
As Simonton won the so target race
the trophy in this event naturally re-
verts to the second best score, which
was made by c. T. Martin, who regis
tered n 100.