Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-30

in 1916, 1s5 runs of 100 or better were
 tailed in 1915 and 2so: in Iel6-which
 gives us the grand total of 2T91 runs
 of 50 or better in 1915 and ss45 of
 50 or better in 1916, CT 6j35 runs of
 better in two years
 The best previous records obtainable
 show that 107 runs of 100 or better
 were made in 1911; 1l5 in 1912; 135
 in 1913. and 12s in 1914. Previous to
 1914 no record was kept on the runs
 below 100. In 1914. 429 shooters com
 piled 1142 scores Of 50 or better and
 so5 shooters compiled the marks of
 50 or better in 1915.
 During the operatio nof long run
 trophy plan in 1917, watch fob will
 ne awarded to amateur and profes-
 sional trapshooters for their figft
 straight run of 50 targets or over. For each additional run of 50 or over the shooter will receive a bar for attach inent to his fob. When an amateur has made IS runs of 50 straight or
 better, he is awarded a 17-ieweled watch. A professional is required to make 25 long runs in order to win one of these trophies.
 As soon as a shooter has made a sufficient number of runs to win another. It should be understood however. that the long run trophy winner has the privilege of taking merchandise to the value of $50 in- stead or the second or In1TQ WaICn which he may win.
 During 1917 instead of awarding the shooter a second long run trophy fob for his sixteenth run, he will be given a pair of cuff links Should he make a sufficient number of long runs to entitie him to aN third fob, he will be sent a scarf pin instead of another fob. A bar will also be sent to the shooter in addition to the cuff links or scarf pin for attachment to his first fob. If shooter won one or more fobs during 1915 and 1916, he will not be awarded another one in 1917. Cuff links will be sent him in stead of the first fob he wins and scarf pin in lieu of the second. This ruling applies to amateurs and pro- fessionais alike.
 Here are the names of trapshooters who won long run" watches in 1915 and 1916:
 One watch-A. H. Ammann, Peo- tone, H.; w. A. Anderson, Sleepy Eye, Minn.: Neaf Apgar, Plainfeld, N. J.; L. Bartlett, Baltimore. Md. W. Behm, Easterly, Pa: J. W Bell, St. Louis, Mo; F. G. Bills, Chicago, H.: J. s. Boa, Montreal, Can: H. R. Bonser, O.; R. Fl. Bruns, Brook vile, Ind; A. c. Buckles. Lake Fork, Ill.,; Paul Burger, Catawissa, Pa: J. E. Cain. Dayton, O.; J. l. Chipley, Greenwood, $. C.: C. D. Coburn, Me ing, Tex; W. E. corfield, Utica, N. Y: J. E. Dickey Minneapolis, Minn. J. H. Donnelly, Guthrie, Okla; C. B. Eaton. Fayette, Mo-: c. N. Fish, Lyn- donville, N. Y; A. G. F1ickinger. Val lejo, Cal: G. H. Ford, Indianapolis, 5. Foster. Mason City, Ia; o. C. Fun 1erburk, Detroit, Mich; Ira Gailbrairh. West Frankfort, Idd. Sim Glover, of Rochester, N. Y.; ". F. Graham, Coles, H.; D. D. Gross. Kansas City. Mo-: R. A. Hall, Baskerville, Va; Fred Newark. O.: J. w. Hart, Dres- len, Ont. Allen Heil. Allentown. Pa; Ed. Hellyer, Alexandria, Pa; Fl. C. Minneapolis, Minn.: D. J. Springfield. Mo. W. s. Hoon, ewell, la; M. S. Hootman, Hicksville. D.; Walter Huff, Macon, Ga: s. A. 1unt1ey, Chicago. H.: K Y. Johnson, kenton, O.; J. Kautzky Fort Dodge, Ia; A; " King, Toms River, N. J.; sel. Ottawa. H.; F. C. Koch, Philips ourg, O.: AL Koyen, Fremont Neb.;
 OC. Le Compte, Asheville. N. C.; Barton Lewis, Auburn, Ill.: F. B. Lo- Houston, Tex; T. A: Marshall; Evans on. H.; George Maxwell. Hastings, Ieb.: r. H. Mellus, Los Angeles, Cal; l. H. Noel. Nashville. Tenn: C. H. Peck. Remington. Ind; H. Pfrrmann. IT., Los Angeles. Cal; R, F.. Probert. Ind: F. c. Reihl, Tacoma, Wash; W. D. Runnells, saunton. Va; I. B. Shoop, Harrisburg, Pa. c. R. 'huck, Kempton, Ind; F. s. Sidebo- ham. Philadelphia, Pa; H. E. Smith, Columbus. O.: R. L. Spotts, New York ,ity, N. Y; w. D. Stannard, Chicago, H.: J. R. Tansil. Blythesville. Ark; Brian Teats, Northum berland, Pa: W. I. Tolen, Fort Dodge, Ia: F. s. Tom in. Glassboro. x. J.: S. W. Vance, rilsonburg. Ont: J. P White, Water own, s. D.; C. A. Young, Spring leId, O.
 Two watches-J. s. Fink. Worthing- on. Minn.; Lester German. Aberd cen, 1d.: Charles Hummell, La Porte ;ity Ia: J. c. Martin. Harrisburg, 'a.: Fred Plum. Atlantic City, N. J.; 7. G. Spencer. St. Louis, Mo: J. R. 7aylor, Newark. O.
 Three watches-Fred Gilbert. Spirit 4ake, Ia.; J. Nj. Hawkins, Baltimore, Id: Woolfolk Henderson. Lexington, Ky: Charles H. Newcomb, Philadel- hia, Pa; A. B. Richardson, Dover, Del: Frank Troeh Vancouver, Wash; '. s. Wright, Buffalo, N. Y.
 -Four watches-Arthur Killam, St. -ouis, Mo.