The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-19


 E. F, Woodward of Houston. Tex. led the entire field by scoring 19S dead birds out of the 900, dropping but two targets all day on the singies and scoring 47 out of the s5 pairs of = doubles. Woodward and TX. Lee tied on the doubles with 4f each, but ,s Woodward was not eligible for the trophy. as he halls from Texas. and the trophy in the double event was for Alabama only, so Lee was win ner.
 Duncan High Pro Boyd Dunoon of Lucy, Tenn, was high professional for the day, with iss. dropping but four of the little ciays out of 900 Clifton Abbott was second high professional for the day, and tied for high in the state with c. o. Bcmar Of Montgomery, and T. K. Lee, who each broke 1s5, closs second to Duncan.
 ,sv Tom Cassitty of Nashville and - Walter Huff of Macon tied for third place among the professionals with 7 lS4 breaks. B. N. Knok was second high amateur for the day, with 1e6 Z breaks, just two targets behind Woodward, who had first honors. These were phenominal scores, when it Is remembered that Woodward had to powder 30 each time in his 100 and Knox sS in each 100 to gain second honors c. O. Bomar of Mont gonery and T. K. Lee tied for second place among the amateurs with 1s5 out of the 200.
 Todays program calls for the final 1bo singles targets this morning. with the loo target handicap affair this afternoon. Shooting will begin at g o'clock this morning and will con- tinue throughout the day.
 About the Shooters
 M. c. Tyler made a good score, but did not quite hit his stride, as he has been breaking almost everything in Sight lately, but better than s5 per cent is dandy good score at any time.
 Capt. Andy Meaders of Nashville, who never misses a shoot at Birmihg- ham, and who is one of the oldest stooters that takes part in the tour naments, was on hand and made a good score. Birmingham Gun club would feel like 1t had failed to hold a successful shoot unless Captain Meaders was on hand to compete He . broke better than s2 per cent of the ; little clays. which is always counted a good score at any time.
 The double target match was hotly contested match, and while Lee and Woodward broke the same num- Der of targets for first place there were some other fine scores made in this race, as NJ. c. Tyler of Biloxi, Miss, broke just one target less than the high men, and went out with 4s. Lee Moody came next with a 4a, which was a fine score on the little cisys two at time.
 The Montgomery Gun club has q squad here that is breaking the lit- tie clays in fine form, as the squad, composed of T. L. Samuels, Ed Tea que, l. F. Hill, L. c. Smith and C. D. Bomar, started the ball rolling on Tuesday morning by landing 97 per cent out of their finSt 100.s c. Q. l Bornar. in the same squad, tied for hi6h among the Alabama shooters, With 195 out of the 2O0 and also made long run of 9s without miss l
 The Anniston Gun club was well represented with some fine shots, | who are getting in trim for their | Dig registered shoot which takes | place next week on July 25 and 2s. | with practice day on the July 24. | They are expecting to see the greater , part of the shooters who are attend I ing this shoot lined up next week at | the Anniston Gun club and from all | reports. expect to have a fine shoot l 3s well AS show fhe shootars a Oood