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lojesi shall jainst tal inhigh;d be-ished vhich [yers. Chief ie has ng as work 1100,-jreme Can-came at is i pay them mur-rge a makep.Tele-ton Itc• f*The shooting tournament, under the auspices of the Bridge City gun club, was brought to a close yesterday afternoon.There was quite a large attendance andeverbbody seemed to enjoy the sport.The last and most exciting event was the contest for the medal. There were twelve entries and J. R. Ruble, of ^ Chicago, not only captured the prike, but $40 in money. The match was fifty targets, unknown angles, and Ruble broke them all. This shoot was scheduled to begin at13 o’clock, regardless of other events. Fifty singles, unknown angles; entrance, $5. First prize, medal and $30. Thirty dollars will be equally divided between the next six highest guns. Mr. Ruble captured thd $5 prize offered by the LeFever gun company, also the $5 offered by the DuPont smokeless powder company. He used a LeFever gun and DuPont powder.Reeder won the $5 purse for the best score with Schultz powder, and Arch Elijah won the silver cup offered for the best score made by a marksman under 25 years of age. Following aie the scores of theFIFTEEN TARGET ENENTS.
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Logansport Daily Pharos
Logansport, Indiana, US
Sat, Sep 28, 1895
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