Record of Gilbert and Huff in early trap shooting feats
The article celebrates Fred Gilbert and J. Huff for extraordinary trap shooting over a series of days and tournaments. It details Gilbert's nearly flawless averages across 1200 targets, his high scores at Des Moines and St. Joseph, and his 1907 95.89 percent season average, plus his 1908 Grand American handicap win with 99.25 percent. It also notes Huff’s impressive four-day Grand American performance and overall tournament average of 94 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
St. Joseph
England
Scotland
Fred
Maldemer
Gilbert
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Indianapolis
Ind
Messrs
J. A. R. Elliott
J. L.D. Morrison
Mr. Huff
Huff
Walter Huff and Walter Fluff shine in trap shooting history
Walter Fluff of Ma ton Georgia emerges as a leading trap shooter affiliated with DuPont. Once an amateur, he moved to the fore, ranking high in 1904 with a top five finish among nationwide sharpshooters. In 1906 he earned the title Holder of Professional Championship of the United States at the Grand American Handicap.
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Walter Fluff
Maton
du Pont Company
Hult
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
W. R. Crosby
O'Fallon
Ill
W. H. Heer
Concordia
Kansas
United States
J T Skelly A Noted Trap Shooter Of Broad Reputation
Mr J T Skelly ranks among Class A shooters in trap, known across the sport for centuries of experience in powder business and his sociable presence at matches. His duties limited his participation in recent firing line action, yet he remains a welcome figure at gatherings and competitions.
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J.T. Skelly
Skelly
du Pont
Mr. Skelly
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MR. Walter Huff
MR. J. T. Skelly
James T. Skelly
the Carolina
Pinehurst, N. G
H. WW. Priest
The
Carolina
Pinehurst Springs
Berkshire
Pinehurst, N. C
F. C. Abbe
Manacer
Alwas
Hotel Traymore
Atlantic City
N. J
Hotel Traymore CO
ManQuee
Wahite
Outlook Publishing CO
Pinehurst
North Carolina