Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-15
LOCAL SHOOTERS
LOSE BY DEFAULT
Harrisburg Four-Man Team
WithdrawS at Lancaster
When Winning

Philadelphia won more honors yes
terday in the closing day events of
the State Sportsmens Association
tournament on Thursday. Charles II.
Newcomb, who landed the interstate
cham pionship for amateurs, carried
off the honors in the Pennsylvania
state amateur championship by kill
ing 90 out of a possible 100. New
combs record for the three days was
a total of 431 out of $50. His work
was the feature of the tournament.
Harrisburg was the leader in the
drew ont before the events were con-
cluded and the prize went to the
first team of the S. S. White Club, of
Philadelphia, composed of Newcomb,
SO: w. Wolstencroft, "a; Clark, 81,
and Sidebothan, 80; for a total of
373. Harrisburg's team ran as fol-
lows for 365; C. Miller, 80; w. Mil
ler, 81; Wagner, 90; Freeland, 80.
Cleckner. of Harrisburg, won the
leadership in the class 'B' fight,
while F. NJ. Eames took the class
d. with SS.
Special prize for the high anna
teur yesterday, Newcomb having won
Thursday, went to Paul Berger, of
Catawissa, at 9S.
The interstate handicap was the
closing feature, with II. w. jeffrey
and d. w. Baker tied at 80. Baker
won the shootoff 20 to 16.
Mrs. j. Atlee, of Erie. won spe-
cial women's prize, cap for the
high average of 242.
A new feature of the shoot was
the introduction of a special classi-
fication for all who shot at 45O dur
ing the week, the classes and ratings
being as follows:
Glass A-Newcomb, 431; Tomlin,
4S0; Burger, 42S; Herman, 424;
Johnson, 420.
Glass B-Waters. Ala; Vernon,
400; Baker, 40S; Fontaine, 400; c.
Miller, 405.
Glass C-Wisegarver and Williams
tied on 396; Downey, S95; L. VOLS
tencroft, S93; Felver, 392.
Glass D-Heilman, 3s6; Quinn,
$40; Zeigler, 369; Gumbert, 1862;
Eames. 361.
Four-Men Team Race
S. S. White No. 1-Newcomb, VOL
sencroft, Clark, Sidebotham, 373.
S. S. White No. 2-Fontaine. Ford,
Gray. Wooten, 1862.
S. S. White No. 3-Melrath, Gray,
l. Wolsencroft, Watson, BAL.
Harrisburg-Martin, Godcharles,
Stewart, Shoop, 366.
Lock Haven-Herman, Keylor,
Stewart, Logue, 344.
West Fairview-Miller, NJ. Miller,
Wagner. Freeland, 365.
Pitcairn--Pyle, Penrol, Brendling-
er, Baker. 361.
McKeesport - Hickman, Aber,
Stallings, Howder, 373.
Butler-Weigand, Elliott, Heilman,
Mcintyre, 33S.
Heron Hill-Duff Bradford, John
son, Barrson. 353.
Lansdale-Swartz, Felver. Bender,
Rauch, 351.
s. S. White No. 4-Kendig. Eames,
dupont. Pratt. $50.
Harrisburg-Humer, Martin, Cleck-
ner. Hoffman, 352.
Harrisburg - Freeland, Hetges,
Hatfield Miller. 33S.
Amateurs scoring 80 or more out
of a possible 100: Newcomb, 90;
Berger, 9S;, Humer, 81; Plum. 96;
Tomlin, 90; Hellyer, 90: Heron, 95;
Johnston, 95; Shoop. 95; Willis, 95;
Hatfield, 95; w. Wolsencroft. "a;
Baker, "a; Fontaine, "a; Hickman,
"a: Heck, "a; Henline. "a; Mcintyre.
l93: Rauch, 90; Herr. So; Kendig, SO {;
Scully, Sc; Love, "a; Brauer, 81;
Elser, 90; Eames. So; Watson, SIS;
Sulbach, SO; Jeffrey, 81; Ford, 90;
Schuyler, So; Clark, 81; Elliott, 80;
Brendburger Sc; Swartz. SO: Felver,
80; Bender, SO; Wooten, So; Nc
Farland. 80; L. G. Miller. 90; H. K.
Miller. S5; Melrath, IS; DIR. Heilman.
lei; c. NJ. Miller, 80; Cooper, 90;
Brenneman, 80; Gray. 80; Posey, 90;
! Waters. 81; Godcharles, 81; Vernon,
80; Morson, 90; Martin, 90; Pyle,
so; Cleckner, 90; Stallings. 81;
| Downey, 81; Freeland, 92; Wheeler,
"a; Wagner, 92.