at r ranee. rr«UK £arue ju»t Mnruim as uwo*at ager of a large boxing club In Paris. Sooner- the sport will be booming, th,JeffmilPurlinSTONERSVILLE CLUB SHOOTtill Twentj’-foor Sportsmen Enter andivp All Events Are Hotly Contentedfor READING. Dee. 20 (Speeial).-The fonrth au-PVr nual live bird tournament of the Stonersvilie Gun Club on the grounds at Stonersvilie. this 5*?« county today, was a great success, The attend-t!}e ance of shooters was next to the largest of tie any ^,.1^ this year,. twenty-four sportsmen en-ere tering in the different events, and all were ^ warmly cou tested. .1 • • „v AH¥*■* The first event, five birds, handicap rise, 26to 80 yards, had 18 entries, of which Hebei* Hook, of the Oak Brook Shooting Club; Walter Lewinskl and Alfred Schruoyer, of tbe Fairvlew Gin: Club. Reading; Joseph Nettles, of Potts-town, and “Remington,’' of Reading, tied for _ firt honors, each with five straight.The scores follow: Weaver, 4; Lowinski, ft: ;£! Hook. 5; Wolf. 3: Drumheller. 4; “Remington,“ 5; Edward Tempitn, 3; Haas, 3; Dankel, 3; . Prutzman. 2; Sehmoyer. B: Geist, 4; Nettles, .id 5; Schaeffer. 4; Groff. 3; Rhoads. 4.The second event was at four birds, handicap rise. 26 to 30 yards, there being 22 entries, of which onlv two. Alfred Sehmoyer. of Reading, and Flam Rhoads, of Jaeksonwald, tied for first honors, each with four straight. Tho scoies: Weaver. 2; Dewinski. 2; Hook, 8: Wolf, he 3; Drumheller, 3; Moore. 2; Brown, 3; Rauntz-he haun, 2; Fleck, 2; Kart, 2: Edward Templin. jai 2: Haas, 2; Dunkcl, 2; Prutzman, 2: Geist, 3; tck Nettles, 3: Schaefer, 3; Ritz, 2; Coldren. 3; est Groff, 3; Rhoads. 4.501 Interscholastic Rifle Contests(He*(KerBunran.PoiAt Bell Turl ed lt;De or £in 1may1notHPeiThwillgarniupon Brltl is nlt;onlycitiziversiner