Archery and rifle sighting lessons from a 19th century article
The piece explains aiming concepts using both rifle and bow sights, noting how the point of aim can diverge from the gold or bull's-eye at varying distances. It compares indirect vision, guesswork, and the importance of smooth draws and pulls, ending with a note on Pinehurst golf art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. van Dyke
Fownes Tops Amateur Championship Honors in 1910
Liar H. L. Fitzpatrick of The New York Sun ranks W. C. Fownes Jr. of Pinehurst and Oakmont as the leading amateur, placing W. J. Travis second and Charles Evans Jr. third among sixteen named Americans. Pinehurst members Herreshoff Ek Wood, Tuckerman Gard ner and Whittemore also appear, signaling strong 1910 form and anticipation for 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Fitzpatrick
New York Sun
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Pinehurst
Oakmont
America
W.J. Travis
Charles Evans, Jr
Fred Herreshoff
Warren Ek. Wood
W.R. Tuckerman
Ralph Gardner
P. W. Whittemore
Special Holiday Number for The Pinecone
The Pinecone announces a special Holiday number planned for the next issue and later miniature magazine form. The feature will showcase contributions from young readers and community members.
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