McCarty Sets 198 Of 200 In Opening Trap Event
G S McCarty of Philadelphia posted 198 of 200 in the Fifth Annual Trap Shooting Handicap opening sweepstake. He followed with a 131 straight on the 200 targets, amid a deep field with Wright, Newcomb, Hodgman and Laslie all tied at 192. Lester German led the pros with 195 and a 105 straight as the tournament runs under Luther J. Squier and a host of traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. McCarty
Philadelphia
Washington
Wright
South Wales
N. Y
C. H. Newcomb
F. A. Hodgman
Tuckadee
W. T. Laslie
Tuskeegee
H. W. Kahler
H. E. Buckwalter
J. F. Wulf
Milwaukee
J. A. Smith
South Solon
Ohio
G. Westcott
Orlando
Fla
Lester German
Aberdeen
3. D
George L. Lyon
Durham
N. C
J. T. Skelly
Wilmington
R. W. Clancy
Chicago
E. H. Storr
Baltimore
L. J. Squier
Pittsburgh
Walter Huff
Macon
J. M. Hawkins
R. L. Spotts
Larchmont Yacht Club
C. W. Billings
Glen Ridge
D. L. Culver
Jersey City
William Foord
Jesse
A. L. Ivins
Red Bank
McCarty
Kahler
Corbett
Jones
Buckwalter
Heil
Hodgman
Cate
German
Hawkins
Clancy
Goodrich and Skelly
Storr
Luther J. Squier
du Pont
Tie in Six Ball Play Draws Pro-Am Contest
A crowded gallery watched early week six ball action between professionals Gilbert Nicholls and Fred McLeod and amateurs Jolly Beach Mac Mahan and Dr. Gardner. The teams tied with medal scores of sixty nine each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Nicholls
Fred McLeod
Jolly
Beach, MacMahan
Dr. Gardner
Fine Bags for Sportsmen
Fine bags have rewarded such of the sportsmen as found time to desert the traps, C. W. Royce high gun with several bags ranging from twelve to fourteen.
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C. W. Royce
Z T Miller Wins Final of Advertising Golf Tourney
Z T Miller of New York defeats R M Purves of New York in division one final on the thirteenth green five up and four to play. Miller reached the final via semi final wins over Robeson Ridgway and Pierce. Purves advanced with a nine hole win over Maxwell and later beat Gardner to reach the final. The tourney awarded trophies to division winners and runners up, with consolation prizes in all divisions.
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Z. I. Miller
New York
R. M. Purves
Metropolis
Mr. Miller
Robeson
Rochester
E. J. Ridgway
Montclair
Guy
George Barnes
Mr. Barnes
G.I. Hodges
Chicago
R. W. Potter
W.L. Crocker
Boston
J. H. Eggers
Don M. Parker
E. J. Phillips
Thomas T. Rushmore
B. D. Butler
George H. French
R. C. Wilson
A. L. Aldred
Providence
J.C. Platt
Carl V. 8. Howland
H.B. Kennedy
E. H. Morris
Philadelphia
Edward Rode
John Bain, Jr
W. W. Manning
Robert Frothingham
James Barber
Englewood
H.R. Reed
Theodore Dickinson
W. W. Hoops
Russell Doubleday
A. R. Robertson
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G. &. McCarty
A. Howlett
Charleston, Mo
W. F. Hopper
Jefferson, N. Y
C. C. Irwin
N. J
W. H. Jones
F. Daniel Kelsey
E. Aurora
David L. Leahy
C. A. Lockwood
Jamaica
J. B. McHugh
Charles Nichols
Charlotte
N.C
P. E. Osborn
West Somerville
H. B. Pottinger
Charlestown
Henry Powers
Atlantic City
J. F. Pratt
William Ridley
What Cheer
A. E. Ranney
E. S. Rogers
Cleveland
R. L. Shepard
Warwick
J. B. Snowden
Memphis
John F. Shanley, Jr
Newark
B. B. Ward
A. J. Ward
Basil Wagner
A. F. Welling
Mechanicsville
Guy Ward
Birmingham
Charles North
Z. T. Miller
George H. Barnes
Consola
Tion
Keen