Trap iti Bloomsbm-jiv. Blooiiisburg,© J?.u., March 00.- The Bioomsbtii-g. Can
OSub held :i Blue Roe!; miiivh on it,i»!r grounds io-il.©iy. K-fieli tnnn shot n\ _!
April 15«
ADVANCE RESULT GRAND AMERICAN MAN TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY SHOOTERS
UNION METALIC CARTRIDGE CO.,
SEND FOR LATEST
PRICE-LIST.
at the Sportsmen©s Exposition Trap Shooting
Tournament, March 2d-i5th, 1899.
Nine of the Twelve Winners in the Championship Match Used This Ammunition.
J. A. R. Elliott scored 94 per cent.
IT "BLUE RIBBON" SUMELESS POWDEB flHi IN... THE HAZARD POWDER CO.,
MEDAL TIE. < Yds. Birds. Total © •A. M. Shields.28 18-12112 11*21 20111 21. . 15 F. Feudner .29 17 21110 22122 OlOw .... .. ©Slade© .28 17 11112 22211 12020 12. . 15 C. F. Stone .28 19 11210 01002 12222 1111 1C*© Dr. Barker . .28 17 111112112121212....- -15~ C. Lion .... .27 19 12222 20211 22221 2.. ..,W. J. Golcher © 9 16 OlOw /' CALIFORNIA WING CLUB. I. R. D. Grubb ......... .22212 21221 (02 11 Otto Feudner ......... .21111 12211 122 12 L. D. Owens .11212 1*012/12 10 K. Donohoe .. .10212 21002/11 9 H. F. Wagner .10211 211 12i 11-11 A. R. Jackson .02011 »llla 21 ft ! ©. Vernon ..* .12001 ll»2p 10H. Goh-her . . . .12222 22IJI1 22 12 C. A. Haight .20222 22'Ml 2-11 Kd Fay ...... . 1211 1 'JOf* 22 11 Fanning . . . 12222 >McMiirehy .1121 Jelnias ... .20011 1*1© Dittmar .11010 211 ................ .22201 220
scores made on the second ws:
:ipids...,,.imi 01112 . .....22120 11212
MANUFACTURED BY
CINCINNATI, o.
New York Office, 80 Chambers St. T. H. KELLER, Agent.
WRITE FOB BOOKLET. TRAP IN CALIFORNIA.
Peters Cartridges loaded with King©s Semi-Smokeless Powder means the highest development of modem ammunition ....
PETERS CARTRIDGE GO.
44, 46 AND 48 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
Harvey McMurchy and John Fan ning Killed Straight. There was a good attendance of pigeon shooters at Iiigleside, San Francisco, on April 2. The attraction was the regular shoot of the California Wing Club, and the wind-up of an unfinished race for the Olympia challenge medal. In the first event at 12 birds H. Mc Murchy, of the Hunter Arms Co., Fulton, N* Y.; ,1. S. Fanning, of Gold Dust pow der fame; O. M. Fuedner, H. C. Golcner. "Slade" and Dr. Barker killed straight. In shooting up a back score Golcher killed 12 more straight, giving Him a record of 24 straight for the day. In the medal shoot the tie was shot as far as possible. Three men with un finished score qualified on this day. As n result the ownership is still unsettled. The first tie resulted in W. J. Golcher and F. Feudner dropping out. This left five men in the race and after shooting up all of the birds they were still even. The men still in the race are AJ, M. Shields, "Blade." C. F. Stone, A. M. Barker and Chick Lion. As the handi caps stand Lion has the best chance to win. He has the biggest handicap in the hunch and is shooting in splendid form, as evidenced by the fact that yesterday out of 32 birds he lost only two. The de tailed score of the club race and first medal tie is as follows:
At the Fifth Annual Sportsmen©s Exposition Tournament at New York, March 2d to 15th, F. C. Koss won the Rifle Championship; H. M. Pope, Louis Buss and B. S. Pillard tied for first place in Continuous Rifle Match; and Dr. A. A. Webber won the Pistol Championship.
C. F. Stone........ C2112 11110 11122 102 15 Dr. Barker ........20112 12111 12222 1.. 15 O. Lion ...........12221 22222 01121 1.. 15
BELLE MEADE GUN CLUB.
GOLD DUST" SMOKELESS SHOTGUN POWDER
The Twenty-five Bird Handicap Won is CllCa|> " because it costs by Wm..Gerst, Jr. The Belle Meade Gun Club held a shoot less per load than others it can be at live birds at N7 ashville, Tenn., on March used with good results in ordinary 31. The first contest was a 25-bird match between C. B. Cullum and Joseph Acklen. conical base paper shells with (grease The latter won by the score of 24 to 21. proof) card and Black Edge Wads, In the open handicap William Gerst, Jr., won first, killing 25 straight. W. R. also in Brass Shells. Elliston came in for second losing his 22d bird dead out In a ten-bird race General son came out ahead with ten. The score follows:
with 24 kills, of bounds. W. H. Jack eight out of
Match, 25 birds. 3. Ackler (28). 1*111 21121 11121 21112 C. Cullum (25) 12012 21202 01222 02112 Twenty-five bird handicap. Gerst (2V) ... .21121 22121 21121 21112 Elliston (30) .21222 22222 22222 22222 Acklen (30) .22222 2l02» 21111 12111 Jonnard (27) 11*21 10222 20112 11211 Legler (29) .11621 20220 22111 12121 Moore (26) . .11121 12**1 12111 *1*W Palmer (26) , 2*1*1 12002 12*12 11 w Marks (20) . .21012 11222 22211 121W 10 live birds. General Jackson (261 ........... 11221 P. Stanton (26) ................11202 Ike Johnson (25) ...............02001 W. Kainey (26) ................00000
FOR SALE BY THE TRADE.
BAtAVIA, NEW YORK. J. S. FANNING,
is GrOOd" because of its re markably quick ignition regularity great velocity even pattern low breech pressure safety (even in hot test weather) if recommended loa©la are used. SEND FOR BOOKLET.
U.S. SipMess Powder Co.
MEAD OFFICE,
MILLS BUILDINO, SAN FRANCISCO, - CAL.
21111 34 22222 21
KMtern Traveling Keiircsentatire.
1122 25 2»222 24 00112 21 22101 21 01111-21
28yds.. 5; Murphy, 28yds., 5; Toplitz, 28yds., PHCEN1X GUN CLUB flCTORIOUS 3; Gaugher. 28yds., 3; Mrs. Liudsley, 28yds.. 4. Sweepstake, 5 birds; handicap Ganglion,- In Last of a Series of Team Matches 29yds.. 5; F. A. Thompson. 29yds.©, 4; Otis, With the Highland Gun Club. 28vds.. 4; Murphy, 2S.vds., 3: Toplitz, 28yds., 2. Sweepstake. 8 birds, all 28yds. F. A. Thomp Phoenixville, Pa., April 3. The Phoenix son 6, Toplitz 6, OtiS 6. Gun Club, of this place, and the Highland
H
12 10011-8 12002 7 22022 6 12002 4
TRAP AT WOODLAWN. New Utrecht Bod and Gun Club Hold Their Live Bird Shoot. High winds did not prevent the making of some very good scores at the live-bird shoot of the New Utrecht Rod and Gun Club at Woodlawn, L. I., March 29. The birds were very fast and some of the mem bers gave a fine exhibition of wing shootlug.- Mrs. Milton F. Lindsley (Wanda) shot along as a guest and did very well. Scores: CLUB SHOOT-10 B1EDS. F. A. Thompson* 29vds. ........2222* 22222-r-» W.- B. Ttibtopson, 8»t©d»....... .22022 22*22 8 W. ,T. Mjtfpny, 28vjs...........01300 2*202 & CLASS B. 2&ydS...........21021 0210 0-T 9yd*............ U22*2 01020 2 6 ey! 28yds©..... 12*22 02022-7 liicap. 5 liinlsi© F. A.. Thouipfppllta, 28yd«., S; John Gaughen, Tbompsoh. 29yds., 4; Murphy, SyJs.,3; Mrs. Lln«1sl*y, 28yd*.,
i ft teirdg-K. 4. Thdmpzou,
Gun Club, of Germantown, shot the fifth and last of a series of matches here to day. The home club won by a score Of The opening shoot of the season of the North Texas Gun Club League will be hold at Dallas, .147 to 133. The match was at 25 Blue Rocks per man, over the Magautrap. Thg Tex.. April IS and 19. There will be $GOO in valuable prizes and added money. Special low shoot was largely attended and great en©*© rates on railroads. On the first day there will thusiasm prevailed. Three sweepstake be two events at 20 targets, entrance $1.50, for events followed the club shoot. The cash and merchandise, and three events at 20 scores: Texas Gun Club League.
targets. $2.00: one event at 7 live birds. $7.00 entrance, ©with $25 added, and a miss and out. $3.00. with $12 added. On the second day (here will be one event at 10 targets. $1.00 entrance: two events at 20 targets. $1.50: three events at 20 targets, $2.00: one event for the individual target medal, at 25 targets. $1.50 entrance, with $25 added: cup with first money. A threemen team match, nt 20 targets per man. and one event at 10 live birds, $10 entrance. Kose sys tem will govern .money division in target events. PerCentag^e system for live-bird events, O. S. A. rules. Shooters will lie divided into A, B and C cljisses. according to their ability, arid ouch class* have dilTet-etit style of sUcoting. Wiuiu-: rueturer*© as«&ts barred.
Trap iti Bloomsbm-jiv Blooiiisburg,© J?.u., March 00.- The Bioomsbtii-g Can OSub held :i Blue Roe!; miiivh on it,i»!r grounds io-il.©iy. K-fieli tnnn shot n\ _!."> tur.wts, ttnd resulted as follows: Kiit.-.U. Convll 3o. Doer 8. Shaffer IS-Jja^loni i!i>. He^ S. Aurawd U, 12. De Quir-k M^^ U, Lea der © -^^^
Plioenis Gun Club. ! Highland Gun Club. Buck waiter . .... 181 Firch ...... 17 Johnson 1-11 Uverett . 15 Miller .. . 16| Lament . 15 Crottiers .. 15 lllMeeliun . ft lirb .. 19IWc-.ntz. .. llolman .. 23 121Drakeley Trumbauer ISlCascv .. 0 Kdwai©ds .. lOIIJuk .. 8 Pehlert .. 12 13| Brown .. Hodge .. . fii Davis .. Total ., ....... UT| T,,U1 ©. . ... ....138 Sweepstake events. N.i. ), 10 Bin ©Aooks; {>(> cents eafniiioe- Viulmaa, Pehlert. Miller. Drakeiey 7; Pirseli. Lnment, Meehan 6; Jou«s, Everett 2; Trurnbaiifr 4. No. 2. 10 Bhie Rooks. 50 tt-uts onr.rnnci---©TrurnbHruT
