Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14
MILLER IN LINE
FOR TWO TROPHIES
Texan Looms Strong to Carry
Of Governors and Jim Day.
Cups in Shore Shoot r.
HUGHES IS RUNNER.UP

Atlantic City, Sept. 14.--Pbil Mil
Ter. Of Dallas. Tex, who won the
1929 amateur clay target champion
ship of North America from the eight
cen yard rise on the opening day of
the twenty third Grand American
Handicap. being held here on the Abse-
con boulevard, looms strong TO carry
off both the famous Governors Cur
and the historic Jim Day Trophy. He
has firm foothold on both honors.
Miller is leading the race for tn.
Governor Cup with 104, 160 and 10.
and is also in the front for the jim
Frank Hughes, of Mobridge, s. D.
is second in the race for the Day tro.
ply with 100 and 1913.
r. A. King, of Delta, COL. and
Frank NJ. Trosh, of Vancouver, Wash.
are on even terms for second place In
the competition for the Governor s Cup
King has grassed 1913, 10 and 100
while Trosh has brought down 1872. 164
and 1877.
B. W. Chapman, of Clarksburs, W.
Va, won the Atlantic City intFod ductory
trapshooting. championship this morn
ing. He broke 80 out of possible 100
targets.
Class championship of North Amer
lea in A. B. G. p. and F. are being
shot for today in the fourth days pro-
gram of the Grand American Handicap.
In class A Oscar Larsen. of Wau-
O.. Joe Jennings, of Tilsonburg, Ont.
Spencer Olin, of East Alton, III. Frank
NJ. Troeh, Vancouver, Wash. Charles
Bogart, Sandusky, o., were all tie on
fifty stra ight. Bogart, however, lost
three on his third sting of twenty five
In Class B. Windsor Morris, Of
Baldwinsvile, n. Y, was the only mar
with a straight score. There were an,
number of forty eight and forty mines
In Glass G, Ike Andrews, Of Spar.
tansburg, S. c., was high with forty
six. In Glass d, Charles Stillwagon
of New York City, had straight score
In Glass f. W. F. Barry, of New.
ark, n. j.. was high with 43. There
was only one shooter with score OF
IS.
=, Introductory scores:
81; Edward Doerken. Paterson. y. j.. So;
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sarsh. F.. Sc; r. l. Edwara.'' aH'Aft Fr..I,ns. II.s.
\. n Il 81 a,,.;1,s = n sns,y Bur. RoskfoTd. n: T
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A:r'' o Dr. r. E. J. J. FS.man smh NsM SsGS
\. j. So W. Bosd.n. New N%s Yerk. Ssr'aYsetsn q
! 3 Plum. ATLANTIC City y. y. 81; q. K
EEastson, Pa. So; G, Brewer. Philiipsburs. n
Ga:sSS:: SGS%sRSSs; %ssss,% S,is %Rsss { +
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irist o. Columbia. 81 A. il, Listes' Lis'n prosi. pi-
ssnGs' b g. L g.; Kin: Fl A. MsI,ss' MsslSsr' New YORK
stsll, Grafton, ": ", 90; ], s. Nibleck.
iismspSrt, Pa, 81; \ HeilmaS, WiIliama... Ma..
I9rt Pc Be- 81 j. Dsyinney. Atlantic. City.
q; 8. q, Francisco, Littis Fails i. j.,
- A. F: Cooper, Paterson N j., 81:
PPIEtaneisGo PItn Sc, Little Fas N. -" Isl; g. b
g. s5;; j. Rowand' Eimira, n =. st'g ss! ,.
KsSpors Kssa kssyp'JJt' n. L. g. g; Il, c9neyer
dale, MINI. si j. J, Hamm' WatertoWs, 1ons,
T. u s.; y, 3. StiIlwason, Matawan. "
l. ,7Si 3 Bostwick Wayne sboro, Pa. So:
At!antie City. N. j.. SO: 2 &. onutt, Louis.
VILE, Ky. 81 J. 3. Lallance. Huntington.
s. HOFFMAN, Hicksville, O.. Ss; r. C.
hGSn' Brooksville;, O., o2; Ward Miller