Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-06
M. B. STEWART
STATE WINNER
Wins at Doubles in Big Field
of Shooters at Bradford;
Local Scores

NJ. B. Stewart, of West Fairview,
yesterday won the state champion
ship doubles, in the annual state
shoot at Bradford. He was opposed
by a large field, and won by break
ing forty-five targets out of fifty.
other scores by local shooters in the
big events of the day were:
J. G. Martin, 154; Shoop, 1911;
Hoffman, 1856; Godcharles, 1872; Din
ger, 166. The two-men team cham
pionship was won by the Wilkes
Barre Rod and Gun Club team,
Lewis and German, with 1913, the
Wolstencrofts, l. H. and w. H., of
Philadelphia, were second with 1872.
He'll Again Winner
Allen He'll, of Allentown, who
holds the state shooting crown, won
the high amateur honors in the first
day of the twenty-seventh annual
tournament of the Pennsylvania
State Sportsmen's Association shoot
on the Bradford Gun Clubs grounds
yesterday with a total score of 173
out of IFS targets. A. Aber, of Nc
Keesport, was second with III.
Three tied for third honors with 10
each, they being William H. VOL
stencroft, of Philadelphia, who won
the state title in 1894; A. Lewis and
j. Lang. Welles and Glover were
high professionals with 169 each.
The day was gloomy, the sky be-
ing overcast from early morning and
a drizzle fell almost throughout the
day.
There were two women in the
events. Mrs. +. A. Johnson, of Phil
adelphia, who broke 146, and Mrs.
F. H. Mellon, of Pittsburgh, who
downed 1913.
The Holly trophy was won by He'll,
who first tied with A. Lewis, each
having "A out of rs. In the shoot
off, He'll broke 40 and evils 39
William H. Wolstencroft, of Phil
adelphia, won the "Maplewood Hun
dred" trophy in the shoot-off with
He'll, each man having broken 80 out
of his 100. In the shoot-off Wolsten-
croft hit 20 straight and He'll 10.
This event also won for Wolsten-
scores:
Scores of the Day
Duff, 149; Bradford, 1853; McIn-
tire ,16S; Young, 145; l. H. VOL
stencroft, 1854; Schuyler, 1856; Jes-
sop, 164; McDermott. 143; Walker,
1873; Carpenter, ISL; +Apgar, 1877;
Hawkins, 1877; He'll, 173; w. II.
Wolstencroft, 10; *Glover, 1863; T.
F. Martin, 155; Rauch, 166; Bender,
166; Clarke, 167; Henline, 1853; Mel
Ion, Isl; Painter 100; White, 161;
Walton, 1872; Speer, 1853; Vernon,
161; Glenn, 165; Vannetta, 144; l..
e. Mallory, Jr., 159; Pringle, 157;
+Weller, 169; Mrs. f. A. Johnson,
LAG; Thompson, 161; Wasson, 1876;
F. A. Johnson, ISL; j. G. Martin,
154; Banks, 155; Shoop, 161; Hoff-
man, 155; German, 153; Burger,
164; A. Lewis, 40; Wasley, lei;
|Shea, 164; Godcharles, 1862; Ginger,
154; Marburger, 1853; Troxell, 161;
S. S. Scholl, $50; Mrs. Mellon, 12S;
c. Dresser, 144; S. r. Dresser, 1876.
e. Korner, 1862; Farnum, 147;
Omohumdro, As out of rs; Ebberts,
165; Cochran, 165; Davis, 155; Gar
land, $50; Kelly, 1853; Quinn, 1855;
Penrod 159; Pyle, 157; Fontaine,
166; Ford, 159; Melrath, 155; Wat
son, 15S; Pratt, 1856; Aber, Iii: Cal
houn, les; Hickman, 161; Napier,
159; Kelsey, 1853; King, 16S; Con.
rad, l56; Heck, 165; Lang, 17O; j.
Lewis. l55; Braddock, 1922; Sedwick,
ISl; Murray. 165; Duke, 1855; Will
llams, 139; Shaw, 1853; Curry, 1856;
Stelse, l57; Summerson, 145; II. r.
Elliott, 92 out of 100; Branneman,
156; Herr, 169: Dinger 166; Shank,
l5l; Shaffer, 166; Tiffany, 100; ]. F.
Mallory, 169; Stancliffe, 159; Groll,
151; F. H. Wright, 16 out of 100.
denotes professionals.