The sun., 1919-10-26
CLARK, MANCHESTER
GUNNER, TRIUMPHS
Carries Off Chief Prizes in An.
nual Shoot of Atlantic
Indians.
KING FURNISHESSURPRISE
Glass c Entrant Is Returned
Winner of Distance Handi.
cap at n. Y. A. c.
King FURNISHES SURPRISE

Continuing his good work of Frldav,,
the first annual shoot Of the Atla,,,.
Indians, J. Clarke, Jr., OF Manches,..
". H., again was the winner OF thsno,.
Important prizes at the Travers Island
traps of the New York Athletic cr,
yesterday. Although he won in ClaSI
the New England gunner had his w,,s
cut out to capture the prize Both Clarg,
and II. Pendergast finished the day,
shoot at $50 targets with down IN.
shootoff was taken by the New Enrlons
gunner.
The real surprise of the day came |,
the victory scored by Curtis King
Glass c gunner. in the distance hand.
cap shoot. The event was at 100 tar.
gets, so trapped each day. The wlnns.
shot from the 16 yard mark and had
total of "a. Mr.. King, who comes fror,
Memphis. Tenn, was the winner OF N.
Class c prize in the loo target event Al,
ter a shootoff against ]. G. S. Dey !.
his class Mr.. King also won the grand
average prize in the two days shooting
After a shootoff against E. Smith ana
w. A. Lindsay the Glass b trophy vas
won by d. NJ. Barclay OF Barre, VI, TIA
grand average prize for the division was
taken by II. X. Curtis OF Chippaaua. n
Y. In addition to his win already men.
toned j. Clarke, Jr., was the winner o.
the high average prize In his division for
the two days and also won the frs,
championship of the Atlantic Indiana
The championship was decided at lOl
targets, scratch. The winner had a 10.
tai of SO. Among the professionals Il,
best work was done by Fred Slear
In addition to the Atlantic India,
shoot the New York Athletic Club he'd
an informal 100 bird" handicap shot
for members. More than dozen Kun.
ners had full scores of 100 targets. Til,
regular shooting season of the WINGED
Foot organization will start next Satur
day. There will be shooting each satur
day and Sunday at Travers Islart
throughout the year.
The scores in the $50 target event sri
the high gunners in the other shoots IN
as follows:
The Summaries.
SECOND DAYS sTRING-1So LARGER
Class Al. Clarke, Jr., 145; Il Penlr.
CAST, 145; II. A. King 144; E. Davis.
-; + ;. Tomlin. ~; J. p. DOnoya
Lewis. 1888; Al Trans, 1877; c, II. Sewwa.
las; e. Hall 1876: g. Gray. 1888 "''''
Class BE. Smith, $40; d. VI. Barclay
40; w. A. Lindsay. 40, o. c. CRIME.
1879; F. A. ] Herring, 1875. II X Cuf;h
1873; L. Doerkn, 1871: +. c. Blssett lu,
r. Sinclair. 1886; L. Bartlett. 1885, wut
Hammond. 1876; W. b. ogden, 1856 ". c
Beers. 1875; DR.. W. II. Mathews l3l; Dr.
A. p. Gray, 1874; F. 3. Stephenson iS;;
j. l. Brandenberg, 1872; J. Il. FontdnA
1872: f. q. Ford. 1871; c. l. King, 1911
c. w. Billings, 1871; DR.. D. l. Pu.ser, 1901
F. Sidebo than, 1923. X. b. Noble, 1919 capt
Simonton. 1919; II J. Mills. 1873. Z Nora
1923; DR.. H. j. Thielman, l2s; q, ". ord
l21; J. Wolsten-Croft, l27; r A. JacksO.
1926: y. F. Raines. 1875; F. Howe l?S /
p. Bennett, 1923; +. F. Watkins, I?3 q
F. Seeley. l21: DR.. G. II. Martin. Ill
Class C-Curtis King, 1871, J. G ; DAT
1877: II. Hurlbutt. 1886; c. o. Heistfo-.
1874; F. J. Ham. 1873; R $, Smith, iii
G. 4. Brown. $50; Z, L, klots l3o
4 smith, 1870; $. N. Hodkin,on, 'i,i
B. Short. i27; w. r. ID1eIehanty, 49,
Bullock, fee; F, f. Healey. I2o Z Hml
W. F. Barry. lis; c. W. Derrick FIX
Dr., a. ". Curr!e, 1ls; + W Fin.
ia; DR.. c. G. Sickel. llS; Mrs. King ~
DR.. W. II. Grow. Ss.
Professionals-Fred Slesr. l44; n Apg'i |
it2; J. S. Tanning, 1873; G. Q. F'ih
1885; c. T. summerson, 1856 II winchs.,r
1885; T. A. Davis, 1928; H. KeNer 4
a. p. Chandler, l2l. ]. e. Smith, T.
+. C. Jussen, SO.