Evening star., 1936-05-25
|NEW CHAMPIONS
| AT SKEET SHOOT
RoseIand, N. j., Team Victor,
Green Titlist in North.
South Tourney.

~ ONTINUING the annexation
OF national skeet titles begun
Saturday, an individual and
~ a team were crowned new
champions at the National Capital
Skeet Club yesterday as the North
South shoot came to an end.
Harry Green Of Ridgefield, N. j.,
won the open bore championship with
a score Of s8xl0O, beating by one the
efforts Of L. c. Delmonico Of Morris
town, N. j.; Frank A. Kelley OF
Orange, N. j., and Ken Ellis OF Hot
Springs, Ga. Green's mark also
eclipsed that Of the defending cham
pion, Charles Gillett, of Baltimore,
who, however. won the 4l0-gauge
title on the opening day.
Roseland Hits 473.
THE Roseland team from New Jer-
sey won the team championship,
replacing the Loantanka Club from
the same State. Roseland's crack
team Of Carl Schweinler, E. Garland,
Frank Traeger, Fred Kelly and Dave
Sklar comprised five who rank among
the country's foremost skeet shooters.
Roseland's score of 473 was two better
than that of the team from Hartford,
Conn. while the 1885 champions,
Loantanka, placed third with 466.
Two Washington men won first and
second places in the class B competi-
tion, Fred Ramsdell winning with
86xl0O and H. G. Walters getting the
runner-up berth with 95. Walters
score tied that of w. p. Tannehill of
Staunton, Va, but the former won
the position on the toss of a coin.
I. N. Cox Of Towson, Md, won the
class c championship after a shoot
off with B. A. Cummings and C. c,
Clark Of Washington. The three tied
during the regulation round with 81,
but Cox won with 20 when his rivals
we're able to break but l8 apiece.
Walker Class Victor.
A MOTHER local shooter, A. w
Walker. won class D honors with
80, E. H. Roberts of Alexandria ano
K. McLaren of Richmond finishing
second and third with "a and 79, re-
spectively.
Team scores follow:
=. tAll-bore championship 100 targets. in
dividuals and five-man teams:
hsqtiSsS sesE@9od ieaa g. H Pielsrns MfI1s sa s3
Doug Hadden. a6, and Forest Scott. "a
Roanoke team 454-N. G; Britt. q; e
Smith 50. and j. c Minter' 81. III
I. c. .Delmonieo, 81 H. Green. as; D. r
Nichols; s5; R.. L. Lamdorn. s3, and J
Dayton Ohio team 4as-o, l. Harrl.
son. 80; Mrs. r. Patterson. 30; R. Pat
ferT9n 3 pssd ss MT;, g; r G. Vance, 81 'Boston)
Richmond team. 4Is-R. D. Pullen. 50
G: 3. Robertson; "A: H. E. Pearsall. 81
skyline Cub .Hyatfsvile. Md. 4t5-c
den. ae; H, waidrop. 81 and H. G Val,
North Carolina team. 43c W B
Thomas Hgb Point. 90; Z. Simon. HiEh
Meisler. KINGS Mountain Sc, and o. Etrd
so kos:isaf ssIi ssS$s,0s; Si4s o. E,,e esaas
Toxson @ Ms no dlaD' 9aSe s!sf 20 e!llet
s;s %! ] r; Grove. jr'. SO. and George Rsd.:
q, Denver, yoE.:. Pa; team. 4451aE N. ,A!lamsn
r. J. Jerery, sS. and c. NJ. Bowers. 81.
Harrisburg Pa. team 419-W Iced
g:; c. X. KurtZ, 81; Z. A. Schmehl II
H. Yingline. 81. and A. F. Bostwick. so
kline 81; r. E. MarkIey ~: @ M. Gilker.
son sS, p. Coyner 81, and W. p. Tan
Nstionsl Capital No. l team. aan-J
g. Bel: -; ": J. Harper, 20: T. K. Ran
- Nationsl Capita. No. . team ,435-I
Rnowlton, -: Ben Thaw. 90, and DR.. J
Washington No . team. 445-w. B
coe 81; j. 3. Morrison 90; w. B. Leetch
So H. C. Morehead. 81. and A. r.
Washinston No. s team. 3e7-D. NJ
Stafford. ~: c. r. Lsrrsbee. T2: P. Hoover
60; Fay 1nsalls Hot SPRINGS. Va. 50. and
Ken Ellis. Hot Springs. Va. ~.
W Nstional no cspitsl No. team; 3a1-A "A
Mrs G. L. Dyer. IS; Prince de Linee, ss
and G. L. Dyer rs.
Washineton No team. 464-Georss
Devoe; 90: Larry Williams jr. 30; v
Tompkins. %: A. +. Prescott. "a. and
Don Johnson. 90.