Evening journal., 1917-11-02
BALLSCORES
CALL
| D & A. 50
| DELMARVIA 1903


IN the shoot to be staged by the VII
mineton Trapshootng Association To-
r,nrro,v. II Is anticipated that the
shoot ng events on this date viii prove
.hc most interesting Of any mat nave
.sten place at the Bellevue traps for
some time. ..,
one of the most popular and expert
sportsmen Of this section is captain
Il A Simonion and his friends have
concelved the idea OF having Cap
lain simonton Shoot at the Wilmington
TrapshOoting Association tomorrow IA
line with his characteristic mouesly'
the captain at frst declined TO partici-
nate In the event but his friends now
have his promise that he viii be on
hand TO accent tie honor that VIII De
conferred upon fim.
svervone NAV enter viii be a flfty-tor-
get event handicap shoot. First prlze
win be q nifty dollar Liberty BOND ana
the second prize VIII be the same d
personal friend OF the captain VINO
has a great admiration for him. con-
tributing these bonds to the success
Of the event.
Another attraction Will be the semi
annual shoot between the Sales Depart
ment OF the dupont Company ana the
Accounting Department Of the same
company. under the leadership OF VIII
liam Coyne and Frank Turner. respeo-
lively. Turner's team has been materi-
ally strengthened and they not only
hope 70 defeat Mr.. Coyne'R team, but
are confident Of doing so.
More than one hundred shooters nave
slqnifed their intention Of participate
ing IN this event. These shooters have
been classified as follows:
Glass A. 49, William Coyne, Doc.
sduires. w. A. Slmonton, A. G. StubDe'
.. s. Wood, II. l.. Morgan, G. s. Girls
void. A. l. dupont, l.. 4. Laurence, 4.
p. Doremus, p. r. calvin, 2. p. Handy
p. y. Garrett, w. w. Terrlll.
Glass B..-Frank Turner. J. J. Burke,
n. F. LORD, l.. p. Mahony, n. L. Maui
1ain. r. G. Ferriday. Roy Kaiser, +. II.
Ernst. Or. Stanley steele, w. G.. Wood,
Ralph Derr, Fred Macklin, w. II. Nee
ley. T. w. Keithley, +. l.. Lindsay, 7.
w. Singleton, d. r. Rutter, o. B. Clarke,
NJ. l.. Shaw. r. s.. Wood, w. F. Jensen,
Miss II. d. Hammond.
Glass c.-H. C. Clarke, w. w. Bacon,
W. q. Strickland, c. Waters, w. II.
Crouch, J. V. Stoneklng, NJ. C. Craig, a.
La Motto. A. Berwald, Miss Schoneld,
~. A. Wilson. R, L. Foord, w. s. Simp-
son. r. W. Ellis, !. II. Borer, II. r.
Bradley, o. p. Marshall, J. F. Porter
6. A. Tellen, l.. A. Courtney. l. =
Wlckes. p. l.. Cooling. f. L. Berglend
". B. Robertson, ]. p. Gray, II. I
Kalghn, w. schrack, G. B. Jenkins
h. G. Wilson, II. A. Taylor, C. !. D. Hen
nrg, w. j. Rooney, 5. c. LLOYD, q.
Munda, Jr.
Glass D.-James s. Grant, James w
Macklem. l.. j. Porter, II. w HobsoI
n. Braddock, r. b. Vandegrift, p. +
Guerke, l.. c. Buck. w. H. Bowden
w. A. McElwee. +. II. Wright H. +
webb. NJ. F. Ball. w. l.. McVey. II. G
Cowgirl, @. n. Baynum.
Glass E.-W. l.. O'Connor, w. A
Haugh, O. w. Banzhoff. Jr.. @. II. Nent-
ze. n. e. Curtin, l.. s. Tucker. Jr.. II. II
Cochran, w. J. Weaver, n. L. Cochran
@. w. Bethard, j. s. Bull. r. c. Lock
wood, w. 6. Heiss, w. c. Andrew, G.. H
Byrd. II. w. Marlborough, J. y. Prem
tiss. J. 6. Smith, Kilby Galloway. w. e
Nund. G. c. Taylor, MISS A. NJ Foster
Miss z. Patton. Miss d. B. Casey, Miss
NI. V. Haywood, II. c. Merricl; Waldo
Wilson, w. l.. Bissell. II. Mills, G. w
Pratt, ]. A. Dougherty, r. @. Hull, J
p. Bushnell II. r. Nowland. J. A. Ma
guire, Miss Walsh. Miss Klrke.
A Liberty Bond VIII also be one o
the prizes In the Sales and Accounting
Departments Shoot It will be present
cd 10 one OF the contestants under
most unique plan. which however
guarantees TO every contestant al
equal opportunity OF beng the win
ner. The plan under whicn ownership
OF this fifty dollar liberty bond Wi
be determined will be announced ol
he grounds Saturday. November 3.
Still another attraction IS booked 10
this date and that is a match for
handsome sterling silver cut glas
trophy valued at $50 between two o
Wiimingtons most prominent trap
shooters and citizens, namely Jamei
y. skelly, vice president OF the Her
eoles Powder Co., and T. 2. Doremus
manager OF the Sporting Powder Divl
SION OF the dupont Co, and presiden
ol tne Interstate Association. potl
senuemen are popular as trapshooter
ana business men the country over
ehis match was suggested nv II "A
Everding, well-known transhno,sr
portland, Ore, and the trophy w,
presented by him. ne having msde n
arrangements for the contest throne
2. r. Calvin, secretary OF the loo