The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
LEE STILL STARS
 IN REVOLVER MATCH
Local Man Hangs Up High Scores In U. $. R. A.
 Tourney

The Birmingham Revolver Club has just | finished five more matches in the United
 States Revolver Association League and made mighty good scores in all but one of these matches. The total in the fif- teenth match which was against Den
 yer, was below the average, which was due to the poor shooting of Carl and
 Moore They fell way below their av- l erages in this match, and that, of course brought down the club total In the fourteenth match against Gin cinnat Lee took first place with total of 140, Reid and Carl tied for second place in totals, but it went to Reid as
 he had only one seven and Carl had two. Troje was in fourth place with l32, and Moore last with l2f
 In the fifteenth match against Den yer, Lee was high with Al. Reid was second with lS9. Troie took third with 129 and Carl fell to the low total of 12l, taking fourth place Moore was way off in his shooting and only made 1ls. which was his lowest score so far. He came very near being beaten out of place
 on the team by Henry Jones, who made 11S in this match
 In the sixteenth match. against the Manhattan Club. Lee. made 143 Moore was second with 136. followed by Reid with 1S5. Carl and Troje both made l29, but last place went to Carl, as he had one SIX. IOtal TOT lnlS ndlCf WAS thc highest of the five.
 The seventeenth match was against
 Portland and Lee hung up the very un-
 usual score of 1fS out of l50. He made two possibles and one forty-eight putting him down just two points. Percy Reio also shot an unusual score in this match,
 making 14S Carl was about his average,
 making 131, while Troje was in fourth
 place with 125. Moore had another bad
 i,, ,te ,o1s in only f1Q again and taking last place. Henry Jones was only two points behind Moore again.
 In the eighteenth match, which was against Chicago, Lee was again nigh
 with 14S Moore was in second place with 137. Carl and Reid tied for third place
 with 129, but it went to Carl, as Reid had one five. Troje was last with l26
 The club is going to try to shoot eight matches this week in order to finish the matches sooner There will be about fir teen more matches, as there are thirty three teams in the league this year, and only eighteen have been shot. The sec retary is in receipt of report from the association giving result of the first two matches. Match No. 1 was shot against St Louis and their total was 604. Bir-' mingham made in this match 655, beating them by 51 points. The second match was against Bridgeport, and their total was 605, while the local club made 652, beat ing them by 47 points. Nothing has been heard of the third match. which was against Los Angeles, but the clubs to- tai for this match was only 64S, and no doubt they made much higher score than that More reports will be received this week from the matches, and the to- ta1s made by the other clubs are awaited with interest by the Birmingham shoot CTS.
 The detailed scores in the last five matches are shown below:
 Match No II vs Cincinnati-T. K Lee. 46, AS, 46-140 Dr. Reid, 46, A, 4--lS4; o, L. Carl, 43. 45 46-134. Dr. Troje, A. 46,. 45-1S2; J. o. Moore, S. 4659-124; total, 664
 Match No. 15 vs Denver-T. K Lee, 5c 46 45-141; Dr. Reid, 46, AS, 45-139; Dr. Troje, F. 43, 44-129; o. l.. Carl S7, A, 4e-121; J. Q. Moore 37, g. 4S-l19; total, 649. set
 Match No. IS vs. Manhattan-T. K Lee. 49, 46, sS-14S; J. o. Moore, 45, 45. 4e-136; ;; pr Reid. 4, 45. 4sA135; O. L. Carl. g. 43, 47-i27; Dr. Troje, 40, 4S, 44Jl27; total, 66S
 Match No r vs Portland-T K. Lee 4S, 50 5j-14s; Dr. Reid, 49 47, 47--143; O. l.. Carl. A. 45, 42-l31; pr. Troje, B, 45, -125; J. O. Moore, 37, Ss, 4S-l1s; total 666
 Match No IS vs. Chicago-T. K. Lee. 40, 59 4-143; J. o. Moore, A, 4S, 47-l37; o. L. Carl, 45. A, 42-12s; Dr. Reod, s. 45 4s-12s; Dr. Trope, 36, AS. 42-126; total, eS4