BASE BALL, TRAP SHOOTING AND GENERAL SPORTS

Volume 50, No. 17. Philadelphia, January 4, 1908. Price, Five Cents.

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for illegally conducting a saloon in this catcher Cliff Blank/fenship, of the Washing city. "Breit" was taken into custody on ton Club, up for a like period. This is food December 23 by the sheriff. He was re enough for thought! and ball men are frank leased immediately on his own recognizance, to admit that there will be trouble ahead but will have to stand trial. Breitenstein if the Pacific Coast League directors are has been conducting a thirst emporium not up and doing. Some months ago it was here since the Southern League season reported that the (putlaw league was gradu NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE©S closed. He was warned two or three times ally growing. It looks now as though the by friends that he was placing himself in a time is fast arriving when the National NEXT MEET, precarious position by not heeding the Commission will Have to take a most de laws of the state, but refused to be warned. cisive stand or else the -Coast League will His arrest followed. He realizes now that be forced to abandon organized ball and go he is in bad and said today that if he got back to outlawry. The Disposition of the A* J* G* out of this scrajpe he would certainly lead The National Commission Unani the simple life in the future. He is going to play ball in New Orleans again next sea THE XRI-STATE LEAGUE Franchise the Important Matter son, but hasn©t signed his contract as yet. mously Decides That Campbell©s to be Considered on This Gath Employer Was the Origfyal Has Wo Apprehension as to Infringement POWERS PERTURBED or Trouble From Al. Lawson©s New ering of Moguls, Over National Commission Changes in Contract-Breaker, Thus Reliev Outlay League. Altoona; Pa., Dec. 30. The report that Rules of Procedure. ing the Player* the new Union outlaw league would prob SPECIAL TO "SPORTING LIFE." Special to "Sporting Ufa." ably absorb some of the territory of the Auburn, y. Y., Dec. 31. :The annual New Y«rk, Dec. 311. President Powers, of Tri-State League is not in meeting of the New York State League will the National Association, is in an angry SPECIAL TO "SPORTING LIFE." the least worrying President be Held in Binghamton, January 28. There mpod over the National Commission©s adop Cincinnati, 0., Dec. 30. The National Charles F. Carpenter. Dis is much of interest for the tion of Rule 39 anent option agreements and Commission on Dec, 27 handed down its cussing the matter today ha base ball fans for considera major league recommendation fo* draft law final decision in the Case of pitcher Camp said: "I have not given tion at that meeting, par amendments. He believes the major leagues bell, one of the score of much attention to these re ticularly the disposition of are exceeding their powers and jurisdiction. contract-breakers last year ports about the Union the A.-J.-G. franchise. Presi Said he today: relegated to the Tri-State League, but I will say this: dent Farrell has had the "The National Agreement, signed by the National League for life. It will be The Tri-Sstate is not looking franchise for two weeks, and League, the American League and the National As remembered that pitcher for a fight. It wants it is highly probable that sociation, says that all amendments shall be mutually peace. However, if it comes it will be disposed of next agreed upon by the representatives of the three Campbell was provisionally bodies. The National Association will submit to reinstated last fall by the to a fight, the Tri-State can month. The schedule meet nothing which the major leagues attempt to Jam National Commission and and will fight. After battling ing will be held in Wilkes through without reference to the rights of the minor signed by the Cincinnati against the National and barre in March, and it is leagues. If they are ready to throw the gauntlet Club. The Louisville Club C. F. Carpenter American Leagues for two very necessary that the down to the minor leagues, let them bear in mind seasons and surviving, I do towns which will figure in that I am willing to do the same thing right now, then entered claim for th« and I will have the indorsements of the leagues man on the ground that ijE not have any idea that the Union League J. H. Farrell the league be known defin whfaSh are behind me. Jtore than that, I will say he could be reinstated h0 will scare us. The Union League would itely then. Several cities that if the major leagues desire to force issues the should revert to the Louis- not provide a good skirmish for the Tri- are bidding, Auburn, Elmira, Oswego and National Association will not refuse to pull out of A. Herrmann y111* Olult) froln which he State. It©s a good deal of a joke. Besides, Schenectady being suggested, while two the National Agreement and operate on its own ac at this time of the year it gives space Pennsylvania cities, Reading and Haxelton, count, regardless of other base ball organizations. jumped to the then outlaw I don©t say that the National Association desires to Tri-State League. Subsequently the Nation writers an opportunity to earn a little are hoping to be represented. It is said do anything of tha kind, but we are ready if the al Association at its October meeting re- holiday money. No, the Tri-State is not that President Farrell is inclined to some worst comes to the worst. Our rights must be approved the original perpetual blacklist- hunting trouble; but it will insist on. its good Pennsylvania city. Such an arrange respected," ment of the score of contract-jumpers, in own. And it will be there with the bells ment would be convenient, Scranton and eluding Campbell, on the ground that the next spring." President Carpenter an Wilkesbarre pairing off as now, the new nounces that the annual meeting of the town and Binghamton, Troy with Albany, CONDENSED DISPATCHES. National Commission had no authority to reinstate any of these men without the con Tri-State wil he held in Reading in Febru as formerly, and then Syracuse and Utica ary. The Schedule Committee will meet at would be the natural "partners." Special to "Sporting Life." sent of the National Association. The Wilkesbarre Club has released and the Lynn a later date. Club has signed pitcher Frank Smith. THE CONFLICTING CLAIMS. PROPER PROCEDURE. John McKenzie, of Terre Haute, has been re- Nevertheless, the National Commission, News Notes. appointed as umpire in the Central League. claiming original jurisdiction, went ahead Trenton folks expect first baseman Ben Houser with a final re-hearing of the Campbell case. to receive a trial next spring by the Phillies; also American Association to Ask Permission Manager Hendricfcs, of the Fort Wayne, Central that he will make good. League, Club, has signed Joseph Safford, last season The evidence submitted summarized shows Tha Lancaster Club©s retention in this leasne is to Enter Chicago. with Oshtosh. that George Tebeau, owner of the Louis assured as arrangements have been made to wind Inflelder Sliter Sullivan and outflelder Joe Stanley ville American Association Club, claimed up the affairs of the club and then transfer the Special to "Sporting Life." have signed with the Louisville Club, of the Ameri that Campbell was still under contract to team and franchise to a new company. Chicago, 111., Dec. 31. The American As can Association. him, and that Cincinnati could not secure sociation held its eagerly-awaited annual Outflelder Joe Sickert, of the New Orleans Club, a valid transfer of the player©s services meeting at the Annex, in this city, December has been appointed coach of the Mississippi College from the Harrisburg Club, of the Tri-State CONNECTICUT LEAGUE. 28-29. The pennant was base ball t«am at Clinton Miss. League. On the other hand, player Camp awarded to Columbus. M. According to a Montreal despatch the veteran bell asserted that Tebeau had not kept his E. Cantillon, of Minneapolis, Arthur Irwin is to be appointed manager of the part of the contract, and that he was, there Hartfords© New Manager, Tommy Dowd, was re-elected vice-president Montreal, Eastern League, team. The National Board hat awarded shortetop Charles fore, no longer bound by its terms when he Already at Work to Build Up a Team and George Tebjeau was Hartaan, of BloomsbUreJ Pa., signed by Wilkesbarre entered the service of the Harrisburg man again selected as chairman of and claimed by Fort Worth, to the last-named club. agement. to Beat Out Holyoke. the board of directors. A The Indianapolis CluHj of the American Associa THE UNANIMOUS DECISION. Hartford, Conn., Dec. 30. Editor"Sport- schedule committee, com tion, has sold outnelder John Him«s and third base- ing Life." That Tommy Dowd, who will posed of Thomas Bryce, of man Henry Kru« to the Johnstown, Tri-State League, In the decision which was handed down, now finally deciding against Tebeau and manage the Hartford team next season, is Columbus; M. E. Cantillon, Club. on to his job is evidenced of Minneapolis, and George Third baseman Jack Knight has been released by finally reinstating Campbell, the members of Tebeau, of Kansas City, was the Boston American Club to the Baltimore Eastern the National Commission -Were unanimous in by the fact that his first re appointed. They were in League club, all American League clubs having declaring that the Cincinnati Club©s title to port of players signed in waived claim to him. . Campbell was clear. President Pulliam, of cludes Frank Burke, one of structed to arrange a list of the hardest hitters in «the Jos. D. 0©Brian 154 games, season to start Pitcher Charles McFarland, late manager-captain the National Commision, dissented on that on April 15. The Beach ball of the Oklahoma Club, of the Western Association, portion of the decision which deals with Connecticut League last year has been appointed manager of the Terre Haute Campbell as a contract-jumper, claiming that and all-around player of was adopted as -the ofiicial ball, superseding Club, of the Central League. excellent ability. Burke can the "Victor ball used last year. Constitution it was unnecessary to go into that detail, According to a Jersey Ci1y despatch Howard C. as Campbell was a free agent before the do everything but pitch. al amendments were laid over. By unani Griffiths, formerly counsel of the National Board Dowd has secured Burke mous vote President O©Brien was appointed is seeking to purchase a, controlling interest in contract-jumping took place. In view of the the Baltimore Club, of the Eastern League. National Commission©s decision the black from Providence. Burke has a committee of one to ask from the National list fastened upon Campbell by the National had art excellent record since Commission at its January meeting permis , Frank Selee, the old Boston manager, backed by starting professional ball and sion to transfer .the .St. Paul franchise to a Denver man with plenty of money, has made Association becomes inoperative. George Tebeau and Richard Burke an offer for will .strengthen the Hartford Chicago. team very materially. Burka BAN JOHNSON©S VIEW. their Denver franchise in the Western League. Wiltse Also Reinstated. ww.J. i The Boston American Club has released first base played with Holyoke last President Ban Johnson, of the American man Grimshaw to Toronto, and outfielder Con- Cincinnati, Jan. 1. In a decision handed year under Dowd, so his ability is_ well League, declares that a proposition to give galton to Columbus; and has practically closed an down Saturday the National Base, Ball Com known to Tommy. Ira Swanson, a pitcher up territorial rights in Chicago or any other exchange of catcher Al Shaw for catcher Eddie mission declares Lew D. Wiltse, who played with Fall River last season, has also been city must be decided by a vote of sixteen McFarland._of Chicago. with Newark, _ N. J., last season, a free secured by Dowd. Heinie Gastmeyer, who Treasurer~Httgh McBreon,© ofthe©Boston American clubs in the two major leagues. "The Na Club, announces the receipt of signed contracts from agent and eligible to play under organized was blacklisted by : Clarkin last year after tional Commission does not have the author "Cy" Young, Lou Criger, Frank and Pat Donohue, base ball. It appears that several years ago he had deserted, has repented and is willing ity to pass on a change in the circuit of any "Cy" Morgan, Wagner, Sullivan, Prueitt, Unglaub, Wiltse was placed on the ineligible list for to do the penitent act. Gastmeyer- is a of the leagues," said President Johnson. Carrigaa, Burchell, Barrett, MoHale, Tannehlll. having violated his contract with the Balti good ball player and he ©could readily be "The vote of every club owner in the Na Jacob WeltzeL manager of the Heading, Tri- more Club. During last season the Com traded, but Clarkih is disposed , to punish tional and American Leagues would be re State League, Club, and a well-known hotelkeepor mission, at the request of the player, again him a little longer, for his desertion was quired for such a grant, and I know that at Heading, Pa., has retired from the latter business made an examination of his application for uncalled for and showed a deep sense of to devote his entire time to managing his team the American League magnates are opposed next season. He is busy signing players and sajs reinstatement and found that there, were ingratitude. GEORGE E. COX. to such invasion." / that he will have a penant-winnlng team. many extenuating circumstances connected Through a personal friend, a Mr. Stevens, who is with the case and the player was temporarily News Notes. EASTERN ILLINOIS. a stockholder in the Toledo Club, Roger Bresnahan reinstated. He finished the season with the Dr. Bert Daly, formerly manager of the Hart has made a direct appeal to Garry Herrmann, presi Newark Club. Recently it has come to the ford team, has emerged from his retreat in Bayotme, dent of the Cincinnati Clttb, to make a deal with Commission©s notice, the decision says, that N. ,T., and is anxious to get into the base ball lime To Meet in January for Purpose of Shap the New York National League Club by which illegal transactions were entered into by two light again. Dr. Daly has had several conferences Bresnahan can become manager of the Reds. clubs which formerly had title to the player, with Manager Dana-her regarding the purchase of th« ing Up Circuit. Secretary J. H. Farrell, of the National Associa whereby he could not under the National New Haven franchise. Special to "Sporting Life." tion, has granted the application of J. W. Heffer- nan to have his name stricken from the reserve list Agreement have advanced in his profession Terre Haute, Ind., Dec. 31. President of the Utica Club on the ground that he never and for that reason he violated his contract. MOBILE MOVES. Shoaff of the Eastern Illinois Base Ball signed a contract with the Utica Club, and that It is because of the action of these two clubs League has called a meeting at Mattoon lie was never .presented with a contract by aaid that the Commission decided to reinstate Buys Release From Cotton States to En Jan. 14 to form the circuit for next season. club. Wiltse. Five of the six cities of last season want The Cleveland Club, in its answer to the suit of ter Southern League. to hold franchises Taylorville, Mattoon, Frank G. Delehanty for salary from August 1, when ha was released, admits the contract which CALIFORNIA OUTLAWS Special to "Sporting Life." Pana, Paris, and Shelbyville. Mount- Ver- Delehanty sets up and stands squarely upon the Mobile, Ala., Jan. 1. It is now an .as non is raising money to support a club, terms of that agreement for its defense. It admits sured fact that Mobile will be a member of and Vincennes wants a franchise, as does that he was paid at the rate of $2-400 a season Show Aggressiveness by Increasing Cir the Southern League in 1908. The differ- also East St. Louis. Belleville is likely until August 1, less $50 of one fine imposed. :e.nces existing between Mobile and the Cotton to be represented, and the prospect is that Owner Phil Arnold, of the Grand Rapids, Central cuit to Eight Clubs. Danville will be so strongly represented Leagive, team, has decided to retain his franchise Special to "Sporting Life." States League have been satisfactorily ad that it will beat out Vincennes. and is now busy hi arranging a deal which will justed and the Mobile magnates have pur place an experienced man in charge as manager. San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 31. The Cali chased their release from that organization. Dick Padden, who was expected to take charge of fornia State League has admitted Fresno As outlined at the Southern -League meeting "BREIT©S" TROUBLE. the club, would not accept the proposition made into the circuit, which is now an eight-club this formality was all tliat was required for by Arnold. Paddeu wanted a financial interest in the team. affair. James McDonald and Phil Knell Mobile to gain" admission into -Kavanaugh©s The Veteran Pitcher Charged With Illegal ere given the .San Francisco franchise, and family and the Southern League officials both of these men have been connected have notified their schedule committee to Liquor Selling. Letter List. with base ball since almost childhood, the substitute Mobile for Shreveport in©drawing Special to "Sporting Life." -, We have letters for the following named persons wise ones are now beginning to shake -their up the schedule. Tom Eisher, who ©managed which will be forwarded upon receipt of address: heads. It is admitted that the State or Shreveport last year, will be the" guiding Alton, 111., Dec. 31. The admirers of Patrick Meany, A. J. Lawson (3), outnelder Ham- ganization has been a thorn in the side of star of the Mobile aggregation. It is given Theodore Breitenstein, the once-famous backer, Thomas Stankard, Wm. Ellam. J. F. Quinn, the National Association, and now matters .southpaw pitcher, who has been, playing of Franklin; Second Baseman Kelly, of Newark, out that the Cotton States League received A. L.; Gus Epler. of Pottsvllle; Umpire August have taken a change for the worse. Pitcher $2500 for Mobile©s©release. Hitherto in ad with the New Orleans club in the Southern Moran, George (Pop) Alien, Jack Nugent (2), Second Charley Baiim has signed a two-year con dition to this they had made certain otherj League, for some time, will be surprised to Basenian Cuddy, Hank llamsey, Theodore Miller, of tract with^h^no and will captain the team. demands for forfeit money, etc.. which- ii hear that the old-timer has been arrested Elizabeth, A. L.; and R. 3. Barrett. The first,^^^^Baum turned was to sign creased that amount to about $©3000. JANUARY 4, igo8. /

ind stenographer Riley is kept busy round- no one else. At least, it will be a big the fortunes of the local bunch and in two ng out matters. Big "Cy©-© Young has surprise if any change is made in that nstances at least have mental pictures of signed his contract for 1908, which will be man. ;he Washingtons finishing in eighth place. lis nineteenth season in major league com- Jess Burkett is to try out a local prodigy Joe Cantillon is quoted by one of the scribes >any. It is well recognized that the veteran in pitcher Earl Miller, recommended to him as claiming fifth or sixth place, and antici las a life "sit." with the Boston Ameri by Dr. Brb, the local American League and pating that the S«nators will beat out cans and that when he finishes with that club National League physician and a great lover Soston and St. Louis, and © ©perhaps the t will mean his permanent retirement from of the game. Miller landed 15 games out Athletics.© As the latter team looks much h« game. "Cy" is in first class trim and of 18 last season, is but 19 years of age and stronger than last year, when it finished still ranks with the best, and the chances weigs 190 pounds a husky youth, eh? The second, Cantillon is probably misquoted. are excellent that he will finish his twentieth "Doc." says he will make good, and what Seating Boston and St. Louis, and even fin- milestone in major league base ball with the "Doc." says generally goes. shiiig fifth, is- by no means impossible, colors flying. "Cy" has made a far better The throw-down of pitcher Ben Hender- lowever. At any rate the claim, if it was Buys an Electric Road in Vermont record the past two seasons than the figures son, who jumped the Portland, Ore., Club ever made and it probably never was, is give him credit for. What chance has a to work with Stockton, deprives the Boston not an extravagant one. The local fans crack pitcher to make a good showing in Nationals of a valuable asset as President at Auction and Will Improve he percentage if he is with a tail-ender? Dovey banked upon this player, of whom he LIKED JOE©S METHODS Suppose, for instance, that "Cy" was with had glowing reports from the Pacific slope. ast year and considered it reasonable to and Ron the Property With he Detroits, White Sox or Athletics last Otto Deininger©s friends are rooting for give him a year to get -a team and no doubt icason, will anyone assume that his per him to do good work on that first bag for © hey are willing to give aim another season centage of victories would not have been the Phillies. Otto is a hustler and if he >o get it working steadily and acquiring Hope of Success and Profit. >etter by far than was the case with the does not make good it will not be for lack ;eam-work, if he can land the club sixth or Boston Club? Jesse Tannehill has also of effort1 on his part. setter. As he has a three-year©s contract swung into line, which shows that the left le will then have plenty of time to show SPECIAL TO "SPORTING LIFE." arm he thought had gone for good is still irst division goods, and many of the fol- Stowe, Vt., Dec. 31. The Mt. Mansfield ready to do service another season. Jess FROM THE CAPITAL. owers of the game feel confident that he electric railway, which runs from this village came precious near to being a Red one sea will do so. It is too early to try to figure to Waterbury, a distance of lOVa miles, was son and had Boston not refused to waive on Freeman©s Injury and Blankenship©s Bus out the finish of the local team, or any of sold at auction Dec. 20 Ewing the deal would have gone through. the others. for the mortgagee, the Amer iness Interests May Keep Them Off the ican Trust Company, of Bos WANT IT ALL. NATIONAL LEAGUE NEWS. ton. A. H. Sodeu, of Bos Some of the breaks made by managers are Washington Team Altizer Savings ton, president of the street well calculated to make one smile. They Lost Already Discussing the Team©s It is rumored that Dan McGann wfll to captain railway company, was the all want hitters, base runners, fielders and of Boston next year. successful bidder at $20,000. throwers, as if these are to be had for the Place in the 1908 Race. The new addition to tha Chicago National grounds It is understood that Mr. isking. How many outfielders are there will cost $20,000, says President Murphy. Soden plans to extend a line ;hese days who are strong, quick and ac- By Paul W. Eaton. Seympw and Donlin hare been running mates la from Stowe to Morrisville, a mrate throwers ? It is a cinch that the Washington, Dec. 28. Editor "Sporting hree cities Baltimore, Cincinnati snd New York. distance of eight miles. The Boston Americans will nfbt land a thrower Life.©! The sale of Charley Hickman©s re Spike Shannon Is not a top-notch batsman, but railway was opaned in 1897. next season who will begin to show in that lease to Cleveland was the first base ball McGraw beeps him because of his run-getting Its cost of construction is respect with Barrett, who did such grand news of interest in an un -billty. said to have been $250,000. work in J907 on the home grounds. They eventful week. As Mr. It Is reported that New York and St. Lods are Last March C. E. Burke, of say that Barrett did not bat strong enough Hickman is a citizen of this considering an exchange of pttcben M^tnrrUjr 404 A. H. Soden this town, was appointed re ;o hold his place on the team. It is a burg, and a very popular McGlynn. ceiver and George H. Dale, also of Water- nighty good man nowadays who makes good one, considerable comment The New York dub has asked for waiver* OB l>ury, managed the new road in behalf of the n all respects in sending in runs and in was occasioned. Charley is )anny Shay, utfilty second tfiffiman for the Giant* trust company. At the time the road was stopping them. It will not be at all sur absent on a week©s vacation ast season. built the town of Stowe assisted the project prising if as good batsmen as Barrett are and his views of the situa President Hemnarm states that not a Qtaehmctt by bonding itself to the extent of $40,000. secured for next season, but when it comes tion cannot be obtained. player of last season wtU hare his salary tor 1908 ;o better throwers I refuse to believe it.© There was some newspaper cut a cent. President Dreyfnas. of the PlUalnirgs, denim thai Talk about ability to throw out a man com gossip about his going from 10 told Fred Tetmey that be would par fatan nwre ing in from second on a base hit how often Cleveland to Toledo; but the than any other dub. do you see it done? It is something ex- fact seems to be, so far as Umpire Hank CKDay denlea ho-in* been In JEarepe, eedingly rare these days. "Jim" Barrett can be learned at present, and, moreover, says that ha norer eontMqplatod a The Local National Followers Greatly s said to have saved six games last season Paul W. Eaton that Hick will be used by trip across the pond. 3y retiring men at the rubber. Well, a the Naps and will have a Fred Tenoey is ready to sell Id* stock la th« Pleased With the Recent Deal With nan who can do that is nothing if not a chance to show what he can do -as their Boston National League dub. He want* $1X600 New York Matters Always Lively at bird. It©s the same thing with base regular first baseman. Hickman had his ©or his $10,000 block. running. The man who has the ability to best year as a ball player at that corner of Outnelder Beaumont saps hi* UK is all rich* American Headquarters. steal bases when runs are wanted can help the diamond, fielding finely and batting .369 again and he will lead a mooe stranuoas Bte on sand games for his club, but it is something (as I recollect the figures). It needs no he base lines next eoaaoo. By Jacob C. Morse. The Brooklyn Club has aaked tor wairao OB Oat- fielder Bunch and the St. Louis dub want* to (Da- Boston, Mass., Dec. 30. Editor "Sport- pose of outfielder Jack Murray. Ing Life." President Dovey, of the Boston It is a remarkable coincidence that Jot Kelley Nationals, was under the weather last week should flT*fr»h his major league career wiife the dnb as a result of the effects of le began It with away back to 189*. the meeting in New York According to the report of President JBbbets, of which was arduous if noth By William r. Kirk. the Brooklyn Nationals, that dab rtraiMid op be ing else. He was by no tween $30,000 and $*»,WO last season. means a well man when he McGraw, ©tis said, is sadly out of humor, "The saueeze play is old," says Joe KcDw. new made the trip, as he com Because the other chiftains wish him ill; manager of the Boston Nationals. TBhe oU Balti plained of his stomach and McGann, according to the latest rumor, more crowd pulled it off years ago.©* was far from being in first Will have a job not far from Bunker Hill. Joe Kelley favors a new trainer for the Xean- class trim when he left here, McGinnity will pitch for Brooklyn maybe; eaters, and the man be has in mind i* Cbaiiey and the ordeal he went George Browne, they say, will play right field in Maine; Huber, who trained the Beds in 1906. through in the metropolis Dahlen, for many years the shortstop baby. Business Manager Frank Bancroft i* trying to did him no good at all. He Will brake, they tell us, on a cattle train. arrange a spring secies for the Oni» <*»««T*»"^^p came here one day the week between the Cincinnati and Cleveland teams. after the meeting to attend Hans Wagner will be traded for a bat-boy, According to Secretary Knowles the Giant* wffi make an early start next spring. The young players to his correspondence and Spike Shannon will be sold for sixty cents, are to report for duty at Martin Springs en Veb. 20. after that had to rely upon While Heavy Harry Lumley, Brooklyn©s fat boy, First baseman Merkie, the New Yoric Cbtirtl 1907 his Fidus Achates, John, to attend to his Will probably be farmed to Providence. recruit, has signed with the Giants tot next season. correspondence for him. If the president Three-Fingered Brown will jump to North Dakota Manager McGraw has great confidence la the young has any more eventful weeks in his experi To bolster up the Northern League next year; ster. ence than he had in New York it will be a Chance has been sold to St. Paul, Minnesota; Catcher Sam Brown, of the Bostons, Jnst icnyrer- surprise to him. There is such a thing as Hugh Jennings will be swapped for McAleer. Ing from an appendicitis operation In Plttsterg, a, genteel sufficiency, and George B. is a Is quoted as hugely pleased with the recent Boston- good stayer, too. The absence of George Thus goes the dope, and still the wonder grows New York deaL kept John on the jump, but he filled the That all these scribes can print what no scribe knows. Pitcher Scanlon, of the BrooJdyns. who was bill in first class shape and kept the operated on for appendicitis some weeks ago, la oat papers well filled so far as the National of danger and is rapidly recovering from the effect* League end was concerned. "John" is all of the carving. right and the newspaper bunch vote him exceptional for even a good runner to get diagram to show that if he can come within From a Detroit paper we learn that ©TSffly into the twenties these days, and anyone fifty points of that next year it will more Hurray gets $4000 for managing the Philadelphia one of the best ever. who approaches that number is doing mighty than outweigh any advantage other candi National League team," We must go away from A DEAL THAT PLEASED. well. It is one thing to want, and another dates for the sack may have. home for news. President Hernnann, »f Cincinnati tells his It makes one smile to note the opinions to get what you want. BAD NEWS people that he Is glad he turned down New York©s of those who think that Boston got the UMPIRE TOMMY CONNOLLY has been the specialty of the week©s end. offer of Bresnahan for Lobert and ©Schleii. and small end of the trade with New York and is enjoying the off season in his new home A few days ago President Noyes had a would do it again. that George Dovey was gold-bricked. The at Nati©ck and having lots of fun with his letter from Cliff Blankenship, in which the Outfielder Mike MltcheQ during the past week truth of the matter was that a trade was three little ones, for Tom is a great family clever backstop stated that he was anxious signed a 1908 Cincinnati contract at a healthy necessary for both clubs. Both had men man. He had a very tough time from a that some arrangement be made by which salary increase which MitcheU left entirely to it was necessary to send elsewhere and I bad hand from which blood poisoning de he could remain on the Pacific coast next President Hermann. think that McGraw showed good judgment season. In response to an inquiry from According to St. Louis advices Arthttr Hofman. of in putting the trade through as he did. veloped so that he was unable to use his the Cubs, proposes to buy the DCS Motnes Ctab. of good right for a very long time. Mrs. C. a local sporting editor Cliff telegraphed that the Western League, and retirin* from acttYe woik Some are wondering how the deal would he would go into business at Fresno, Cal., affect his club. Certainly the club will was obliged to attend to his correspondence In the National League. for Thomas, but he is now able to attend on January 1. Blankenship was of little Manager McGraw is wen satisfied with AL Bald- not make a worse showing than it made last to his duties himself. Tom expects to go value to the club last year owing to injuries, well as shortstop of the Giants for next season. season. As for this end almost every to New York when Pat Powers starts in on and for the same reason was not able to "I©m sure he©ll work perfectly with DevUn,** fa the lover of the game seems to be tickled be his Irish village and help out. He had a do himself justice; but he showed ability little manager©s comment. yond measure that the deal went through, letter from Tim Hurst from the old coun and it was expected that he would do ex Mike Mitchell will leave immediately after the and the trade is the topic of conversation try not long ago and Tim said the out cellent work in 1908. "While his present at holidays for Sea Breeze, Fla., where he will play on all tongues and will continue to be titude may be intended to act as a stimulant with a winter team until the Beds begin their spring look was for him to make a snug sum of training at St. Augustine. until the first championship games are money out of the project he had in view, in his salary offer for next year, it remains played. Last season the attendance of the to be seen whether this is the case. Fred Tenney, playing first base for the New previous season was doubled. I will not something that his many friends will be York Giants this year, and betoe financially in very glad indeed to know. Tom will doubt JERRY FREEMAN, terested in the Boston Club, wlQ occupy a uniau* doubt in the least that the club of 1908 less preside at the spring series in Phila will draw double again the crowds that did in whose ability to deliver the goods at the position In base ball next season. delphia between the two clubs of that city. New York has plenty of batting strength in the club of 1907. Just wait and see. Al Pie is very enthusiastic over the acquisition initial angle the Washington Club has re Donlin. Seymour, Devlln, Bresnahan and Tenney. most, everyone touts the combination to of Thoney by the local Americans and is of posed such confidence, has also been the The Giants should prove a harder combination finish in the first division, and unless the opinion that this player will make the medium of a jolt to the local owners. Re to beat than they were last season. things break very badly indeed it is diffi greatest kind of a hit, not only here but all cent advices from Minneapolis state that Joe Kelley has agreed upon terms with the cult to see how the club can do else than over the American League circuit. It is Freeman is in a hospital in that city suf Boston Club, but has not signed a contract He finish in a leading position. Connolly©s opinion that Thoney can cover fering from blood poisoning and is likely will do so the second or third week in January VALUABLE PUBLICITY. more ground than any outfielder in the to lose his right hand. Reports of this in President Pulliam©s New York office. country. Tom was also mightily pleased kind are usually much exaggerated, and the Charley Farrell, the former Boston catcher, will The papers never before printed the Washington magnates are trying to console break into base ball again next year. He is to amount of base ball they have printed thii over the deal by which Joe Kelley will come manage an independent club at Marlboro, Mass., to this city. "That was a great deal for themselves with that thought. Freeman, it winter and some of the more© active are is reported, cut a finger on an oyster can after being out of the game for a few seasons. making life weary for the others by deluging Boston," said Tom. "Unless I am very Pitcher George TJpp, of the Reds must ante up. their columns with gossip. Nothing like this much mistaken Boston will have a team that which he was opening and a severe case of He has been ordered to pay his wife $50 alimony will be strictly in the race from start to blood poisoning, which is certain to result and $25 a month. George says he©ll carry his case was ever predicted of Boston during the in the off season or of any other city so far as finish." Tom is highly pleased© over the fact to the Circuit Court, but he©s probably Muffing. all of the papers are concerned. You wil that his brother Frank went successfully LOSS OF A FINGER New York writers are intimating that Leon through the New England League©last sea Ames. the Giants© tawney-topped twirler, did not find that in the aggregate Boston tops them if nothing worse, is said to have resulted. behave himself any too well last season. It©s the all by far. The other morning one of our son. Frank is a marker for his brother According to reports that have reached here, straight and narrow path or the gangplank for him papers carried two columns solid of base and is a conscientious, faithful and hard the loss of his hand will probably follow. next season. ball. On this account I expect to see base working official. He is employed during the It is hoped that later news wil remove There is a rumor abroad to the effect that Mike ball take a boom in this city never attainec off season by Jaynes & Co., leading drug all cause for apprehension. The optimists Mowrey may not play with the Reds next season. before during its long history here. The gists of this city. Frank has a fine position, among the fans expect that it will turn out Mowrey is mentioned in some deal which would land rooters can scarcely wait until the time but as is the case with many others base that the fact that one of the oysters received him at third base for the St. Louis Nationals, rives for the opening of the season. Catcher ball has superior attractions for him than internal injuries will prove to be the only Hans Lobart being picked to hold down the Keds© Ball occasionally peeps in at headquarters has business. foundation for the story. ©Tis usually thus third bag. and "Cy" paid his first visit since tht, SPOKES FROM THE HUB. More bad luck cropped out a little earlier Pitcher Gus Dorner, of the Boston team, believes close of the season the other day. Free in the week, in connection with Davy Al that he can play better ball by having his vermiform One of the New York papers had a yarn tizer, the Washington Club©s alert first appendix removed and this week will undergo the . Tenney looks in often. There are always about an ambidextrous pitcher the other operation at the Western Pennsylvania Hospital in enough on hand to have a first class fanning second and third baseman, shortstop anc Pittsburg. taking the beo. of his battery partner, fest and anybody who is looking for ai day, claiming that he was the first one who outfielder. Altizer,- it appears, lost the bulk Sam Brown, who was discharged on December 25. had ability to use either arm. That is far of his savings, amounting to $1475, while argument will not have to go far to find from the truth. "Jimmy" Hannivan could First baseman John Ganzel believes that he can one. en route from Oklahoma to California. Talk give the Cincinnati fans satisfaction if he should nitch with either hand and there have been has commenced already about the happen to be chosen as the manager of the Reds AMERICAN. LEAGUE MOVES. others who possessed that ability. for next season. He will see President Hen-maun Matters are always lively at the American Some of the papers have it that Danzig WASHINGTON CLUB©S STANDING in the near future and try to convince him that he League shop, for with the large company of will©" play first for the Africans. Nit! next year. St. Louis newspaper critics can raise the club to a higher position in tte material there is always a heap to look for Bob" Unglaub will bag and seem to be taking a particular interest in League race if lie gets the appointment. -PPORTIINfQ 4, 1908^

had been doing religious work and that pitchers of the St. Louis Browns, was 60 Fairbanks ...... 33 95 8 19 * .sot his only outside assignment had been to granted a divorce today by default from 60 McAndrews ...... M 189 13 86 1 .200 60 McCarthy.15 Syracuse 41 11» 5 22 2 .200 coyer th* Hairy Thaw trial. Oh yes, Mr. her husband. Several letters were intro 60 Keed ...... 32 100 0 .200 TAYLQR©S TEAM Reporter had heard of Father Chadwick, bat duced from a woman signing herself "Jen 61 Beckendorf ...... gg 281 5 .199 26 56 only as a chess expert over in Brooklyn. nie" of Detroit, and figured in the evidence 61 Millerick .... . 95306 18 61 7 3 .199 Hans Wagner©s name he had heard some upon which the decree was granted. They 61 Rutherford ...... 117 419 33 83 25 22 .199 where, he said. In patting down the names were married at Washington, Oct. 16, 1901. 62 Care, Syracuse .. 123 456 » 90 8 M .197 53 Stroh .._ __, 78 229 15 43 10 14 Mr of the notables Dickinson suggested that he 64 Brace ...__©.__ 46 169 22 32 "5 S .185 put down Pete Browning. Down it went, 6t Rafter ..«__.... 62 190 12 35 9 3 .185 "Who IB thatt©* asked our reporter friend 65 Roach ...... ___ 89 280 17 51 12 4 .182 as Bob Emslie rose to deliver his oration. 66 O©Brien .. __.. 56 194 15 35 6 3 .180 "That©s Bob Emslie, of the Mask and 66 WadleJgh ___ 25 72 5 13 1 1 .180 Is in Pretty Gopd Shape for Resumption 67 Chiles ...... 138 438 33 78 6 .ITS Wig Club," replied Diekinson. When John 68 Hanley ...... __ 15 57 1 10 2 .175 Every Department ia the Team M. Ward was pointed out to oar reporterial of Business Next Season Despite Re 68 Hardy ...... , 51 148 10 26 1 .175 friend he said that he did recall haying 69 Wood ...... __ 29 81 5 14 0 .173 heard of Johnny once before. "Was he a ports to the Contrary. 70 Garrity ...... 35 110 5 19 0 .172 Will Have New Men for Trial catcher in his base ball days?" To which 70 Hanifan ...... 44 139 3 24 3 .172 Bradford, Pa^ Dee. 30. Editor "Sport 71 Braridt ...... 27 88 6 15 6 .170 our good friend Dickinson replied, "Yes, ing Life:" On the evening of Dec. 19 an 72 GalasM ...... 33 83 3 14 1 .168 and Only a Few Certain of a sometimes he caught them and sometimes be enthusiastic and well-attended meeting was 73 Donnelly ...._.. 39 108 10 IS 2 .167 didn©t." By this time Mr. Reporter realized 73 R©iggs .... ;.., 21 73 8 12 1 .167 that he was not covering a bridge whist held at the office of Presi 74 Wagner ...... 37 103 8 17 0 .165 Berth in the 1908 Team, party, but top late, however, to corrset dent Emery, at which all 75 Peartreo ...... 17 61 6 10 2 .164 bills were ordered paid, and 75 Weeden ...... 42 134 7 21 I .164 several reams of copy previously sent out it was decided to keep the 76 McNamara ...... 55 171 12 28 4 .163 by messenger. It was pie for George Dick club in the field another sea 77 Manning ...... 15 56 4 9 1 .160 SPECIAL TO .©SPQBTINQ LIFE." inson with a neighbor like that at Charley 78 McSurdy ...... 35 104 5 16 2 .154. Boston, Me., Dec. 81. Big shifts will Murphy©s festive board. son. The Interstate League 79 McDonald ...... 50 159 10 24 2 .150 is in good condition despite 80 Collins ...... 34 1Q6 5 15 2 .141 be seen in the Boston American League CHASE HEARD FKOM. the fact that it had to finish 80 Cponey ...... 46 148 6 21 2 .141 team next season. Many of the players Trainer Mike Martin has received a letter the season with only four 81 Purcell ...... 32 86 1 12 4 1 .139 will be parceled out in from his friend, Hal Chase, in which the clubs. Already applications 81 Schultz, Syracuse . 36 93 6 13 2 3 .139 trades for other players. premier first baseman states that he played have been received from six 82 Fiflold ...... 34 95 8 12 .126 Shaw and Grimshaw are but two gaines with the San Jose team and 83 Carter ...... 34 107 4 13 0 .122 booked for Toronto; Joe nearby cities for franchises 84 Heffernan ...... 26 83 1 10 0 420 that as soon as he received word from the for 1908, and a circuit, com 85 Ramsey ...... 29 92 4 11 1 .119 Harris, the pitcher, for Pro local club that it was against the rules of vidence, in return for Sec posed of Erie, Warren, 86 Swift ...... Si 101 6 12 0 .118 the National Commission to play with an Franklin, Oil City and Brad 87 Rudinski ...... 19 53 4 6 2 .113 ond Baseman McConnell, outlaw club during the off season he quit. 88 McCarthy, A.-J.-G. 19 52 0 3 0 .057 who is looked to give La That Chase has been following recent events ford in Pennsylvania, and Porte a hustle at second- closely is evidenced by this in his letter: Dunkirk, Niagara Falls and Olean in New Baltimore wants Jack l£night "I think the deal made for Niles and York, wijl make a very good circuit. Four Individual Fielding. is the, player who will be Hemphill and the engagement of Stahl were of the^e towns can play ball Sunday, which PITCHERS. oe given in return for grand, good trades for the Yankees and will would make© it vefy profitable. Rank. Player. G. PO. A. E. T(C. Pet. pitcher Burchell, and can Strengthen us immensely. I feel sure that 1 Parkins .©*...... 48 19106 0 125 1.000 nave him if waivers are se- w« will be dividing up that world©s cham News Notes. 2 Donnelly ...... S9 15 90 2 107 .981 cured for him© asi Lord and pionship money next fall and hope that the Pitcher Dwlght, of Bradford, is spending the holi 3 Schlitzer ...... 40 11 125 3 139 .978 Johnjonn i.I Twloriwfior days with frimds in Bradford. 4 Carter ...... _. 24 26 99 3 128 .976 j^^ue are considered to Giants will be the team we play off with." 5 Fairbanks ...... 32 22 99 3 124 .975 be better men. Jim Barrett has a contract Chase also writes that he has purchased a The Wheeling dub, of the Central Lea&ie. has 6 Garrity ...... 35 26 88 3 117 .974 for another year, so will be the only one house for his father and mother in San drafted pitcher Bill Kirwan from the Bradford Club, 7 Heffernan ...... 26 15 57 2 74 .973 of the outfield to remain, whether as a reg Jose and that his object in playing winter The fact of the Interstate League having 17 men 7 Riordan ...... 31 13 61 2 76 .973 drafted this season shows plainly that this was a 8 Hanifan ...... 44 52 42 97 .969 ular or a sub. Thoney is sure of a place, ball was to pick up some money for that very fast league; 9 Wood ...... 29 13 49 64 .988 and it is generally expected that Oravath purpose. He believes the ruling of the Na 10 Hunter ...... 36 21 99 83 .963 will make the teaml Congalton will be let tional Commission to be unfair, but, like a A heavy handicap to this Leatue has boon the 11 Miller, Syracuse .. 57 58 76 140 .9^7 out, although he played good ball here. sensible fellow, he bows to the inevitable. persistent effort of Brie to withdraw for the pur 11 McNeil ...... 33© 9 80 93 .957 Sullivan showed he was of a major league pose of entering the Ohio-Pennsylvania League. 12 Swormstead ...... 31 12 51 66 .954 A DENIAL. The claim that Erie is too big for tne League 13 McSurdy ...... 35 15 85 105 .952 calibre, but will not be retained. The make Owner Farrell, of the Yankees, denies the Is not backed by facts. Statistics show that Oil 14 McCarthy ...... 19 3 54 .950 up of the team now sizes up: Criger, Me- story from Cleveland that Jake Stahl will City, Franklin and Bradford outdrew Erie on all 15 Schultz, Scranton... 32 18 72 95 .947 Farland, Carrigan, Donahue, catchers ; be traded to the Naps for catcher Bemis. holidays and weekdays, and Bradford outdrew 16 Schultz. Syracuse .. 36 12 102 7 121 .944 Young, Tannehill, "Winter, Glaze, Burchell, Erie on Sundays. 17 McDougall ...... 34 11 117 8 136 .941 Morgan, Friel, pitchers; Unglaub, Laporte, Stahl will be one of the regular outfielders 18 Flater ...... 39 17 108 8 133 .939 on Griffith©s team and it has been hinted Secretary Farrell has notified President Bau- 18 GalasM ...... _.. 33 21 87 7 115 .939 Lord or Donahue and Wagner, infield; out that Griffith may decide at the last moment meister, of the Interstate League, to instruct ©the rep 19 Reed ...... _.. 32 17 89 7 113 .938 field, selection of Barrett, Thoney, Gessler, resentatives of the teams of the Interstate to appear 20 Collins ...... 34 15 to play Stahl at first base and place Chase before the Redistrioting Committee at Cleveland, on 15 87 109 .936 Cravath and McHale. Cqlumbus has been in center field. While Chase did show 20 Coughlin ...... 27 13 76 95 .936 after Shaw and now wants Carrigan, but Jan. 7, and give their reasons why Erie, of the 21 Polchow ...... 26 12 59 76 .934 wall have to be content with either Madden remarkable form as an putfielder his value Interstate, should not be included in the new 21 Bowen .^...... 25 8 63 76 .934 on the "infield would make it decidedly un- O. & P. League, which is to be redistricted by the 22 Purcell ...... 32 6 92 105 .933 the Lynn acquisition, or Ostdieck, and both Wise to locate him so far from the field National Board. 23 Swift .._...... 31 8 75 .932 of these players are good men. of much action by placing him in the At a meeting last week of the Dubois Driving 24 Fffield ..©...... 34 20 83 8 111 .928 outfield. Owner Farrell also declared that Association it was definitely decided that the Asso 25 RudinskJ ...__. 19 5 43 4 52 .923 ciation " would throw up all rights to a base ball 26 Ramsey ...._..... 29 28 49 7 84 .916 the release of catcher Thomas to the franchise in the Interstate League the coming 27 Wagner ...... 37 7 92 10 109 .909 Detroit Club was a cash transaction and season. Last season the Association sustained©-© a loss 28 Ganley ...... 37 22 75 10 107 .903 not one end of a trade for Matty Mclntyre, of over $2000 and this, together with the fact that 29 Hardy ...... 51 15 73 12 100 The Great Boston Deal Still a Subject of the young Staten Island lad, as had been all of the tiest players are gone, brought the matter reported. Recalling how the local club let to a close. Unless other parties take the matter up CATCHERS. Dubpis will not be represented on the diamond nest 1 MillerlcS ...... 95 479 164 9 652 .986 Discussipn An Echo of the Murphy Hahn and Dongherty go to the White Sox summer. 2 Roach ...... 89 421102 10 533 .931 Banquet A Denial by Magnate Frank without some return in the shape of players, 3 McNamara, ...... 55 291 61 7 359 .9$0 the sale of catcher Thomas for cash 3 Rafter ...... 62 304 73 7 384 .980 brought out some criticism. 4 Beckendorf ...... 88 538 81 13 632 .979 Farrell, Etc. NEW YORK LEAGUE, 4 Clark ...... 71 317 101 9 427 .979 MISCELLANY. 5 Kerr ...... 32 119 37 4 160 .975 By Win. F. H. Koelteh. McGraw has signed a young pitcher Official Averages for the 1907 Season of 6 Steelman ...... 105 562 143 22 727 .969 New York, Dec. 28. Editor "Sporting named McBanney, from Staten Island, on 7 Spiesman ...... 105 474 132 20 636 .888 the recommendation of Con Dailey, the old 8 Dniry ...... 77 310 73 13 396 .967 Life." Secretary Fred Knowles has shaken Players in President Farrell© s Hustling 9 Weeden ...... 42 184 48 8 240 .966 off the cares of business and has departed Brooklyn catcher. 10 Stroh ...... 78 290 111 15 416 .964 on a fishing and hunting Owner Farrell says that Griffith told him Organization. 11 Doran ....__..... 76 318 92 17 427 .960 trip which will take him when he made the deal for Niles, Glade and Following are the official 1907 averages 12 McGinley ...... 66 353 82 21 456 .954 down the East coast of Hemphill that he was satisfied with his team 13 Wadleigh ...... 25 118 38 7 163 .944 and would stand pat. of the players of the New York State League 14 McCarthy ...... 41 153 64 15 232 .9$5 balmy Florida. Manager as compiled by President John H. Farrell: 20 275 .927 McGraw is about to start The signed contract of Fred Merkle has 15 Trainor ...... 73 210 45 for Los Angeles for his an been file©d by Secretary Knowles and the Individual Batting. LEFT FIELDERS. nual vacation and does not tall Toledo lad writes that he wil be on 1 Fox ...... 114 171 11 4 186 .973 the job with McGraw©s early squad and Rani. Player. G. AB. R. H. SH.SB. Pet. 2 Engan ...... 115 257 10 9 276 .967 expect to see this good old 1 Moeller ...... 77 306 55 102 2 32 .333 3 Mages ...... 85 152 15 town again until he arrives expects to give Tenney a run for the first 366 39 110 .327 7 174 .959 base corner. ,; 2 Hoilingsworth .... 123 43 10 4 Graham ...... 131 268 24 14 306 .957 with his team from Texas a 3 Goode ...... Ill 409 62 129 9 41 .315 4 Hanley ...... 15 17 1 3 21 .957 few days before the cam Happy Jack Chesbro erpects to make an 4 ZImmennan ...... 98 397 65 125 4 32 .314 5 Hellmund ...... 139 278 88 17 383 .955 paign begins. There is a early start next spring and he will be 5 DeGroff ...... 135 481 71 151 21 43 .313 6 Carroll ...... 136 229 16 13 258 .949 belief that the little mana a very badly disappointed chap if he does 5 Crisham ...... 135 402 42 126 6 16 .313 7 Moeller ...... 77 106 22 9 137 .934 not show his old-time form. 6 Betfs ...... 133 487 51 149 17 16 .306 8 Bruco ...... 46 67 6 6 79 .924 ger will stand pat on his 7 Hunter ...... 36 93 9 28 8 6 .301 9 Carr. Wllfeesbarro ..28 41 1 3 45 .911 W. F. H. Kqelsch forces as now constituted. 8 Kerr ...... 32 78 4 23 1 1 .293 There is still some difference 9 JCocMU ...... 132 489 60 143 6 48 .292 CENTEB FIELDERS. of opinion as to who drew the long end 10 Schrall ...... 132 474 61 138 14 30 .291 Garry ...... _.. 50 0 101 1.009 of the big trade with Boston McGraw or 11 Mason ...... 133 484 52 138 16 7 .285 Eley .....^.ii...... 131 5 277 .982 12 Robqrtson ...... 110 393 47 111 13 46 .282 Duffy __._...... 116 7 270 .974 Kelley. So far as Fred Tenney is con The Scranton Club to be Retained by the 13 Egan ...... 115 466 46 131 4 14 .281 Riggs ...... _.... 21 1 38 .973 cerned it is admitted that in securing him 14 Cargo ...... 134 471 74 132 45 27 .280 Gannon ...... 109 7 190 .963 the local clu-b added real strength to its Old Owners Who Have Secured the Vet 15 Can-oil ...... 136 476 71 133 32 51 .279 DeGroff ...... 135 12 309 .961 forces. Much will depend upon how Brid- 15 Carry ...... 50 190 11 53 10 .279 McCormack ...... 115 21 477 .956 well looms lip, for while Tenney hit .273 eran Bobby Lowe as Manager. 15 Graney ...... 37 93 18 26 1 1 .279 Castle ...... 102 12 210 .942 16 Cranston ...... 125 465 50 129 11 29 .277 McAllister ...... 126 15 249 .939 last season Bridwell©s figures for 140 games Scranton, Pa., Dec. 30. Editor "Sport 16 Swayue ...... 136 496 59 138 36 47 .278 Wilson ...... 126 29 360 .923 were but .218. But considering that Mc ing Life:" Jttst where we are at ©la the 17 Fox ...... 114 384 51 106 .276 Graw broke up a combination in his team base ball line has been a puzzle-to the fans IS Duffy ...... 116 450 65 123 .273 THIRD BASEMEN. 19 Cumminga ...... 19 66 9 18 .272 Carr ...... 123 146 279 18 443 .959 that apparently for the past two months, but 20 Hinchman ...... 68 245 27 66 .269 BREEDED DISCONTENT, now a little light is dawn Ingerton .... 132 203 274 33 510 .935 21 Miller, Syracuse .. 57 179 14 48 4 .268 Donovan, Troy 125131 205- J - 309 38 552 .931 the fans are quite willing to stand by Mc- ing. First we were to have 22 McCormack ... 115 402 41 107 8 31 .266 McArdle ..... 176 32 448 .928 Graw©s judgment. At the same time Mana our old manager © ©Ash©© 23 Grahiun 131 508 65 145 2S 34 .265 Shaw ...... 137 192 43 522 .917 ger Kelley, if he gets his former Giants back, with "Scranton Bill" 24 Fogarty 130 422 49 113 17 21 .257 Hoilingsworth 123 123 34 408 .916 as a silent partner; then our 24 Helmimd 139 469 43 121 22 34 .257 Hafford ...... 131 175 40 432 .9Q7 working right, should benefit by the deal. 25 Yancey . 111 405 46 104 12 39 .256 Welch ...... 134 208 38 525 .889 In some respects the trade is regarded very "Hughey" was to buy the 26 Flater 39 131 20 33 6 6 .251 much like the one they tell about two franchise and use it as a 27 Bowen ...... 25 80 3 20 1 1 .250 FIRST BASEMEN. shrewd Down-E^st Yankees who had a deal farm for the Tigers; and, 27 Magee, Wilkesbarre 85 315 44 79 14 13 .250 Kockill ...... 132 1160 131 7 1298 .994 on and after being closeted for five hours finally, Arthur Irwin drop 28 Barry .,.©...... 122 472 43 117 19 31 .248 Robertson ...... 110 1083 86 12 1181 .989 ped in and secured an op 29 McGinley ...... 66 206 20 51 5 2 .247 Crisham ...... 136 1456 108 16 1580 .989 they came out and declared that they had 29 Swprmstead ...... 31 89 4 22 6 1 .247 McGamwaJl ...... 110 1094 58 13 1165 each gotten a little the best of it. Many tion, but nothing came of it 30 McGamweU ...... 110 410 30 101 11 4 .245 Earl ...... Ill 1059 64 15 1138 fans take issue with McGraw in his con all. It is well known that a 30 ViuVa©ndt ...... 117 435 31 107 19 24 .246 Mason ...... 133 1195 84 28 1304 .977 good team here is a money 31 Trainor ...... 73 216 18 53 10 8 .245 tention that his old pitching staff is good 461 76 112 15 26 .242 McDonald ...... 29 230 31 6 267 9T7 enough to carry a good-hitting club to a Robt. L. Lowe maker, and the present own 32 Eley ...... 131 Yancey ...... Ill 887 69 28 984 .971 32 McAllister ...... 126 445 37 108 22 25 .242 Magie ...... 125 1033 54 35 1122 .963 pennant. Time alone can tell the story, but ersX ; " are*•* v not"" V going£VAJL1£ tofr\J letIVV gogU 33 Drury ...... 77 237 21 57 5 4 .240 taking the past season as a basis it must without a good price. That©s where the trou 34 Parkins ...... 43 142 10 34 i 4 .239 SHORTSTOPS. be plain that had the work of the club been ble has been the margin between the fig 34 Riordan ...... 31 96 7 23 1 2 .239 Zeimer ...... 113 231 359 18 608 .970 as uniformly good in all departments as ures asked and those offered has been too 35 Aubrey ...... 131 428 37 102 10 21 .238 Peartree j.....;.... 17 19 38 3 60 .950 was the pitching McGraw©s men would not great. The latest news is that Messrs. 35 Clark ...... 71 221 18 53 13 13 .238 Aubrey .:...... 131 274 427 42 743 .943 Barnes and Coleman have decided to hold 36 Magie, Utica .... 125 416 51 109 19 23 .237 Cargo ...... 134 314 395 47 756 .937 have finished so low in the race. 37 Spiesman ...... 105 314 23 74 14 4 .235 Leard ...... 87 166 238 31 435 .928 OUT OF HIS ELEMENT. on for another year and have secured Bobby 38 Carr, Wukesbarre. 28 94 8 22 3 0 .234 Rutherford ...... 117 218350 49 617 Lowe, of _the Detroits, for manager, but 39 Zehner ...... 113 393 32 92 30 17 .233 .920 Among the many guests at Charley Mur 847 35 80 Marcan ...... 160 194 282 45 521 .913 phy©s sumptuous banquet at the Waldorf- whether this deal is complete is hard to tell. 140 Castle ...... 102 11 25 .230 Cummings ...... 19 33 51 8 92 .913 © 40 Ingerton ...... 132 438 2G 101 19 20 .230 Raidy ...... 121 252359 51 662 .903 Astoria a few weeks ago was George Dick News Notes. 41 Gannon ...... 109 386 33 88 18 18 .228 Toma©n ...... 117 177329 58 564 .897 inson, the veteran newspaper man, who was 42 Schultz, Scranton. 32 98 9 22 2 0 .225 McAndrews ...... 54 82137 32 251 .S7J prominent in base ball during the Brother Jimmy Kane, who goes to Pittsburg next season, 42 Steelman ...... 105 302 25 68 15 6 .225 hood war back in 1890 when he was is a champion basket ball player as well as a good 43 Wilson ...... 126 420 53 94 16 34 .224 RIGHT FIELDERS. diamond artist. 44 Welch ...... 134 457 40 102 17 23 .223 1 Fogarty ...... 130 299 37 7 343 .979 sporting editor of the New York "World." 45 Marcan ...... 100 375 48 83 7 28 .221 2 Schrall ...... 132 161 12 Suffice it to say that Dickinson enjoyed him Scranton has quite a baseball colony at the pres 45 Raidy ...... 121 457 58 101 14 36 .221 4 177 .977 ent time. Among them, Hughey Jennings, Bill 443 64 98 3 Donovan, Binghamton 63 79 4 2 85 .976 self to the hilt hob-nobbing with his old Coughlin, Mike O©Neill, Tom Philbin, Jimmy Kane 45 Shortell ...... 133 50 21 .221 4 VanZandt ...... 117 286 20 10 316 .968 46 Earl ...... Ill 393 27 88 11 12 .219 5 Weaver ...... friends, John Ward, Jake Morse, Tim Mur- and a half-dozen other minor leaguers. 46 Kennedy ...... 131 460 48 101 9 22 .219 67 115 4 2 123 .967 hane and others. He sat next to the end 440 38 96 6 Swayne ...... 136 141 6 5 152 .966 of one of the long tables where a scholarly- Manager Sandy Griffin, of the Syracuse Stars, 47 Donovan, Troy ... 131 2,0 20 .218 7 Barry ...... 122 224 35 10 269 .962 is mighty proud of the showing mads this season by 48 McNeil ...... 33 92 4 20 2 1 .217 7 Zinzer ...... 130 158 20 7 185 .962 looking reporter was taking copious notes of Frank Schulte, of the Cubs; Mike Mitchell, of the 51 McArdle ...... 12J 432 36 91 24 15 .210 8 Cooney ...... 46 187 59 11 257 .957 the gala event for a local news agency. It Beds, and catcher Payne, of the Tigers, whom he 52 Doherty ...... 126 431 52 90 32 11 .209 9 Betts ...... 133 150 17 8 175 .954 soon became evident that Mr. Reporter was developed on his champion Stars of 1904. 49 Coughlin ...... 27 70 7 15 3 1 .213 10 Goode ...... 50 Henry ...... 132 469 20 99 10 7 .211 111 137 13 9 159 .913 not at home among the base ball clan, According to the Troy "Record," Stewart and 50 Shaw ...... 137 502 64 106 20 26 .211 11 Manning ...... 15 20 d 6 35 .823 which was evidenced by some of his ques Lothrop, both southpaws, have accepted terms of the SECOND BASEMEN. Trojans. Lothrop refused to report last August 51 McArdle ...... 125 432 36 91 24 15 .210 tions which happened to fall upon the ear after signing fin agreement to do so. He was the 52 Doran ...... 76 248 19 52 3 .209 1 O©Brien ... 56 138 137 11 286 .961 of Dickinson. The veteran scribe was feel premier slantraan in the Empire League. Stewart 53 Polchow ...... 26 77 5 16 0 .208 1 Chiles .... 128 337 289 25 651 .961 54 Donovan, Bingha©n 63 232 18 48 6 13 .207 2 Doherty ... 126 417 304 30 751 ing as cheery as a schoolboy and he comes from Boston, and was seen in the harness in 223 12 46 .960 promptly volunteered such information as a few gaines toward the close of the last campaign. 55 Weaver ...... 67 10 11 .206 3 liennedy .. 131 388 279 29 696 .958 55 Zinzer ...... 130 465 49 96 43 34 .206 4 Klmmerman 08 315 240 28 583 .952 might be desired and even offered to write 5fi Hafford ...... 131 448 55 92 10 33 .205 5 Hinchman 68 203 174 20 379 .939 the introduction to Pitcher Howell is Divorced. 57 Tom&n ...... 117 416 42 85 16 16 .204 5 Henry ..... 132 396 .-304 45 745 .933 58 Schlitaer ...... 40 133 13 27 2 0 .203 MR. REPORTER©S STORY. St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 23. Susie M. Howell, 288 ^*5 T 58 6 Shorten ... 133 273 311 42 626 .933 59 Leard ...... 87 14 11 .201 6 Cranston 125 298 880 38 716 .933 The latter confided to Dickinson that he wife of Harry Howell, one of the crack 60 McDougall ».... . 34 111 "9 22 2 0 .200 7 Brandt ... 27 50 67 9 126 .92* 1908. SPORTIINO

tucky sunshine, but still we must admire in taking care of old acquaintances. Peter letters for him by Barney Dreyfuss, and the his fearless courage and indomitable will." Cassidy, the vet., was a Colonel in Harry©s champion batter said: "It©s bad enough to CLARKE RESTING UP. days. And for that reason Pete was given have rheumatism in my shoulder, but to have every quack and old woman in the country "Just .had a letter from Cap," muttered a bid to the champions© banquet. Harry know about it and sending me prescriptions Deacon Phil as he Strolled into headquarters. didn©t forget that loyalty was a part of is worse. 1 © One woman has written Honus A "TREAT" IN STORE FOR "News? Nothing important. He wrote me Petey©s make-up. to wear flannel underwear all the time and that he had about completed his work and Sound the tocsin. Another feud has to carry a piece bf cut raw potatoe in has meant to take it easy for the balance of the passed into history. Col. Barney says that left-hand trousers pocket. vacation season. You know a farm owner he found Mr. Mathewson an agreeable, in .NATIONAL SPRING MEET, has hard work putting in grain, etc. People telligent and courteous table companion at city folks I mean pretend that farmers that collation. Five years ago in Pittsburg AMERICAN LEAGUE NOTES. sit around the fire and squirt tobacco juice Matty started trouble by making an obser vation one big afternoon, "Your police force Secretary Naviii says the alterations at Bennstt all winter, ©Tisn©t so." The strong bond Park will cost $8000. «Minute Reading" That Will of union between Phil and Cap is to be in is inadequate,©© he said. The vendetta met creased by a move uniting South Dakota and at once. At a Cleveland stock sale last week Elmer Flick Break All Base Ball Records- Kansas. The veteran twirler has shipped How the news spreads. Recall that squib bought three fast trotters. from his ranch in the Northwest 30 bushels about Wagner being a sufferer from rheu Catcher William Carrlgan will be a fixture with of wheat, the kind thai made South Da matics? On desk at headquarters are six the. Boston Americans next season. Some Advice to Tenny News kota famous. Clarke will plant this in his letters and a box all from patent medicine Frank Laporte and Ambrose McConneil are the Little Pirate ranch and hopes to be able makers. The box contains some compound candidates for Boston©s second base. and Gossip of Local Interest to reap even more money from his holdings "calculated" to cure John Henry in a jiffy. The White Sox first basemau, "Jiggs" Donohue, than he does now. "Hope it grows do;wn Jack Sullivan again, writes asking if I has missed only one game in three years. in Kansas," commented Phillippe. The have forgotten him. Sorry to inform the Joe Cantlllon predicts that his Washington t^ Pirate plugger from Hamilton, Ont., that as will win half of its games ©next season. BY A. K. CRATTY. big fellow isn©t so sure on this point, for Cowley county is some distance South. yet the quest for an old Pirate uniform hag Outfielder Jimmy Barrett, of Boston, feels sura failed. Dave Johns, an East Ender, has one that his taea will be as strong as ever next season. Pittsburg, Pa., Dec. 30. Editor "Sport A F/IKST BASE TRY-OUT. ing Life." Joy is in store for the big fel- and may give it up soon. Norman Elberfeld is down in Tennessee once Cap. Clarke has found another first base- A well known local umpire was before the more, having disposed of his farm near Saffern, of the National League when they man for a try-out. This makes three young police court for neglecting his wife. On gather for that spring meet- men to be tested at the initial corner, being committed the man shouted "Throw Lajoie has advised a friend that ho Will spend © -" jng. Itecall the resolution Clarke©s find, Warren Gill, is from Arkansas me in, judge." the entire month of January at his old home in that the minutes of the pre City, not more than ten miles by the crow- Buck Cornelius, better known ; as Michael Wodiisocket, R. I. vious session must be read fly from the Little Pirate ranch. Fred met Connolly, famed in local sporting circles, is Eddie Walsh, the great Chicago twirler, has been irt full? It just took two engaged to coach the Wesleyan candidates for the and one-half hours to rattle early season games. off the screed in the Decem Second baseman Hany Hinchman, turned back by ber session. The outlook is Pittsburg to Cleveland, has been sold by the last- that a full day will be need naiEed ciub to Toledo. ed when the spring gather , Killy Lush, the Yale coach, has recommended Tad ing is held. This is no joke. Jones, the Yale football star, to Lajoie as a catcher Col. Pulliam and John for the Cleveland team. Umpire Tom Connolly has not Quite recovered Heydler took turns at that from an attack of blood poisoning, but expects to last spiel. They will have be all right by next spring. A. R. Gratis to hire extra help next Charley Comiskey, of the White So-r, has refused February. The club owners to w.i.ive claim to Shaw, the catcher Boston Is Insisted on a stenographic report and have endeavoring to transfer to Toronto. it. If the magnates can stand the grind Charlie Hiekmaii is greatly pleased at the pros go can Col. Harry and his right bower. pects of playing bull in Cleveland again. "I©m Possibly some kind friend will move to dis glad to get back to the old town," says "Hick." pense with the reading of the minutes. According to the Washington "Post" the veteran Lays Cross is one© of the prime movers in the THAT BIG DEAL. effort to place an outlaw league club iu Washington. Echoes of the big New Y\>rk-Boston deal It is said that catcher Jack G©Conhot will not be an active member of the Browns in 1908. Mc- fcre floating this Way. Now and then one Aleer intends to retain hin-i for scouting purposes hears something entertaining about the same. only. Officials of the Pittsburg Club will not dis Pitcher Young has signed with Boston for his cuss rumors. They want to close the inci 18th consecutive year in major league base ball, dent. There is a story that Tenncy was and his 19th year as a professional base ball not anxious to go to New York. Pittsburg player. The latest concerning; MeAleer"s plans for Jimmy was the haven he sought. Judging from Williams is. that the Sitter will play third base. hints, however, Tenney was more eager to MeAleer©s first reported intention was to station be a Pirate than the management was to Jimmy on first. land him. At one stage of the deal between Outfielder Billy Lush, at present coach of the New York and Boston Tenney put in a block Yala basket-ball team, has informed the Cleveland by declaring with emphasis that he would Club that he is ready to resume his place on the not go to New York. ©Twas then, rumor has Cleveland team. it, the Pittsburg Club took a hand and Ed. KJlIian, the Tigers© great southpaw, is laid up informed the veteran that he must in Detroit seriously ill. He recently caught a heavy cold and is now being treated by Dr. Keene, the club physician. Pitcher Harry Howell, of the St. Louis Browns. of any thought that the Pittsburg Club was divorced oil December 23 in St. Louis. Mrs. would stand in the way of the New York Howell had evidence in the shape of letters found f Club. Pittsburg would be glad to encourage in Howeli©s clothes. him, but if New York had a better chance Hugh Jennings will receive $5(KX) as the manager to secure the player the Steel City owners of the Detroit Club next year. This is $2000 more were game to step aside. Tenney took a than he got last season. His new contract holds tumble and the big trade marking the gyod for two years. League session of 1907 was finally con Manager Baioie, of the Cleveland*, declares that he has no idea of releasing, pitcher Bill Bern- summated. The Pittsburg Club was scored hard. He was wanted to manage the Milwaukee by some New Yorkers for interfering with team in the American Association. the plans of the New York Club. The New Rube Oldrihg, the Athletics© center fielder, who York officials did not countenance this at revels in long swits, may be the Cobb of the tack, but their denials were not taken up season of 1908. Oldring is as fast as a bullet, by the papers of the metropolis. and has tile manners of a real star. We are in receipt of a letter from Umpire Tim MURPHY CAN SET BACK. Hurst, from the other side, in which the latter says An observer of the Champs© banquet at he expects to pull out a rich plum from the business the League meeting tells me that there was project that took him across the ocean. one point out of the ordinary. This was Cleveland fans are clamoring for Lajoie to give Paul Cobb, a brother of Ty, a chance with the Naps, the generous self-denial of the champions© Paul has the family recipe for hitting, having slugged owner, Charles W. Murphy. You know that .296 in the Western Asabciaitian last season. over the base ball world there is a class Dave Altlzer, the Washington inflelder, was robbed of folks who will not believe that C. W. M. of his savings, amounting to $1*00, while on his can stay out of the limelight. In fact, way West recently. - The "touch" was made whila they have often grown ugly in their asser the ball player was snoozing to a sleeper. tions. Had these men been at the dinner Toledo critics believe that of Cleveland©s four they would have eaten some crow. Murphy recruits only Fred Clarfee©s brother, Josh, the out- paid for that spread- told Col. Pulliam to fielder, will make the regular team. He is de go as far as he liked, and mind yon, only clared to be superior to Hlnrhman in all ways. asked for three invitations. John Evers got NICHOLAS MADDOX, Secretary Nahan, of New York, announces that the Highlanders will play games in Atlanta with one of these. Charley©s conduct at the Pitcher of the Pittsburg National League Club. the Atlanta team dm the following dates: March feast was in keeping with this line. True, 12, 13, 14, 19, 20 21 and 27, aad April 2, 3 and 4. he made a Speecja. and a happy one it was. Pltchsr Nicholas Maddox, who has made & v»ry successful major league debut with th«. Pittsburg Jake Stahl says that there will be no more Stahl There was no Bogging of attention, how Club, of the National League, hails from Govans, Md., Where he was born 22 years ago. He started cases for the National Commission to battle over. ever. The ball player was to the fore in his base ball career early in life with an amateur team in his native town. He snowed speed and He will join the Hisfilajiders when ordered and that dinner. good judgment early in the game and four years ago, 1&04, pitched for Easton, in the Eastern Snore Will be a fixture in left field. Good for you, Jafeel League. He led the league in pitching, and the following year accomplished the same feat with Pied BEDS© MIDGET SCOUT. mont, of the GeocBe©s Creek League. In 1906 he was with Cumberland, of the Pennsylvania, Ohio and Catcher Blankenship has written a. friend in Wash Maryland League, and later with Wheeling, of the Central League. He was drafted from the latter ington that he has quit the Washington team for Lboie Heilbronner, a plump little road club by the Pittsburg Club fall of 1906 and was given a brief and Unsatisfactory trial by the Pittsburg »ood and has gone into business at Freslio, CaL, agent, brightened up headquarters the past Club during the practice season last spring. He was then returned to the Wheeling Club for another and will at times play witti the outlaw club of week. He made daily jaunts to the roosting season©s training. During the 1907 campaign he developed so Well that he became the mainstay of the that city. Wheeling Club and one of the star pitchers of the Central League. In the fall he was recalled by Manager Joe Cantillon, of the Washington Club, place of winter fans and chatted over the the Pittsburg Club. He made his debut wltfa Pittsburg Friday, Sept 13, and despite that "hoodoo" and Herman Schaefer, of the Detroit team, returned sport- Looie is well known to the boys combination, scored a success, shutting St. Louis out With 5 hits and striking out 11 men. On Sept. 16 to Chicago last week from their htmtlnj trip iu from Cardinal days. He has a sister living he won his second game, beating St. Louis again 4 to 2 with eight hits. On Sept. 20 he disposed of Arkansas, where President Comiskey©s houseboat here, Mrs. M. N. Jacobs, and often drops Brooklyn without a hit. On Sept. 25 he defeated New Yorit 14 to 1 with seven hits. On Sept. 30 he is located. into the Steel burg. "Not on the road sustained his first defeat. Sparks, of the Phillles. beating him 3 to 2, each pitcher allowing but seven Pitcher Jack Powail, of the Browns, says most for any one particular thing just now," hits, Maddoz is said to possess great speed, a varied assortment of curves and a good cross-fire. pitchers put too much physical energy into their work, thus prematurely wearing thamselves out. Ho said the secret service agent. "Did hnnt cites Young, Griffith and Sparks as easy-working Some ol them for the Cincinnati Club last pitchers who lasted long:. Summer and caught more than one man him while out b.untittis several weeks ago. & real sick man. Buck enjoys the acquaint The boy is a collegia^ has played pro Hughay Jenninss says he Is a palmist. "Why." who looks good. Looks is the way to put ance of scores of base ball players. said the Detroit manager, "1 merely looked at a it because you are not sure that they will fessionally for one year with Chappy Charles Rumor Has it that a number of local lads friend©s hand the other Bight &nd told aim that Stand the pace. Bunny Pearce f We drafted McFarland, and shown form good enough^ to who scooped in coin galore in wagering on he would soon set money, and sure enough ha got that boy from the Newark Club, 0. and P. give the Pittsburg leader a chance of taking base ball games the past season were hit it. He held four aces." League, He is going to get a chance to Mm South for a test. Harry Plaggmann is hard in the recent financial flurry. These Manager McAleer is sweet on pitchers Powell and show Ms value. He displayed form far mixed up in the affair. This druggist friend aen therefore yearn for the clang of the DIneeu for next season. Both men Will be sent to above the average among fast minors. It of Clarke©s is certainly a happy go-between. bell and the umpire©s "play ball." training ouarters early in the new year and put wou~|d not be the best thing to send him He was the intermediary in the avenue of Butler county mourns the loss of the through a course of preparation that is bound to back without a test. The others may not communication between Clarke and C»L B. Waddells. The family has located in Mo have them fit inaugural day. during the season session. Billy Hanna, of the New York "Sun," rises to be taken South, though that is not a bile where the daughter, a telegrapher, se remark: "What the New York Americans need most matter for me to decide." Heilbronner on STAND PAT CARDINALS. cured a position during the recent flub-dttb. behind the bat is a man who is good on foul appearing at headquarters each morning was flies. Klelnow is fair, but Thomas was poor. Blair quick to ask the boys if they had heard It gives me pleasure to say that Brother may be the man to fill a long-felt want." anything from Cincinnati. He seemed inter Stanley Bobison is happy. The easy-going Hickman says he is pleased to return to the Cleve ested in ascertaining the lucky man to lead St. Ixiuis man. was at the League meeting land Club, which, in 19S5, sold him to Detroit* the Beds in 1908. and without » care in the world. It was ever By Cranks With All Kinds of "Rheumat which in tarn sold him to Washington. The last- thus with Stanley. "Why shoaBta©t we named sold his release two weeks ago to Chicago, TALENTS WASTED. sit tight?" said Stanley. "Haven©t we a ism Cures." which has now turned ©him over to the Napoleons. good ball team? Last season we developed Honus Wagner is looking for a friend " Groat is the demand for Jack Klelnow, the blond Adorning the office walls are more tri backstop of the Yankees. Detroit, Washington and butes to the courage and efficiency of Pussy two clever men. Byrne and Koney are fast who told the newspapers that he wanted a St. Louis have made overtures for the services of Foot Johnston, th6 celebrity uncovered by enough for the best. No change in the year©s rest because of the rheumatism in Jack. Washington would give Case Patten for Klei- Col. Henry C. Pulliam in the Oklahoma dis nine is the policy I have been urging, and his right shoulder. He said he will wish now. Griffith has no desire to part with Jack yet trict. Fame awaits P. F. J. for his tenacity why shouldn©t that idea prevail. Didn©t we him anything but a "Merry Christmas." awhile. in breaking up the jug trade in Uncle show the opposition in our town that we Hoxrus has been the recipient of a carload Washington©s Minneapolis recruit, first baseman Sam©s proscribed domain. New stories tell were able to play rings around them?" of drugs, so-c&lled patent medicines and Jerry Freeman, is in a Minneapolis hospital suffer of Pussy searching the grips of travelers prescriptions for the cure of rheumatism. ing with blood poisoning of his right hand, due to DIVIDENDS. These have invariably been sent to the Pitts- a neglected cut received while opening a can of and getting the goods. A medal has been oysters. He may lose a finger and perhaps the given the unrelenting sl«nth. Col. Henry C. Rumor has it here that Joe Kettey is burg Base Ball Club headquarters, as the working hard for Boston already. Good public at large doe©s not know that Wagner©s entire hand. writes the Reuben Quinn Club as follows: Short stop and Mrs. Terry Turner, of Cleveland, "History chronicles no greater character news. home address is Carnegie, Pa. Invariably have gone to Florida, where Terry will play base ball than a faithful steward or a valiant soldier. Billy Murray may send a few of his the bottles are accompanied by letters from PS a member of the Ormoud team, along with "Nig" And there stands Pussy Foot. Would he players to John Evers© camp in the Adi- the donors, who want Honus to send his Clarke a.nd Elmer Flick, of the Naps: Jim Dele- were in a better cause than waging a re- roudacka. signature in return for advertising pur hwity, of the Washington Club, and "Budy" Hul»- war oa the nectar of the gode, Sea- Few Ja«a beat GoL Henry Clay Pulliam poses. Honus was told of the stack of witt, of tba Clnc.iima-U leva. SRORTIIVd JANUARY 4, 1908.

a clear capture of new trade, without cutting Venable, Wheeling.135 489 61 122 23 26 .249 Cameron, Terre Haute. .102 1065 73 16 .986 in on the National or American League Hay©orth. S. Bend. 143 505 58 135 1C 21 .248 Hayworth. South Bend..136 1414 83 21 .985 people residing in the neighborhood who Tieman, S. Bend.. 117 400 37 99 20 20 .247 Beulew, Evansville ....136 1259 102 22 .984 FIELDER JONES have been contenting themselves with "semi- Dunn. Evansville.. 101 318 38 78 7 15 .245 Kuhn, Terre Haute .... 26 275 15 6 .979 Richardson, Day©n.113 403 56 99 10 17 .245 Conway, Grand Rapids .. 55 523 34 13 .977 pro." ball. Five days a week, though, there Price. Wheeling...©136 482 64 117 16 53 .243 Bailey, Dayton ...... 59 603 28 18 .972 would be none of the customers who give Evans, S. Bend.... 11 37 1 9 2 2 .243 Bliss, Grand Rapids .... 19 149 17 5 .971 the bigger parks so much patronage. The Donovan, T. H.. . 12 37 2 9 3 2 .243 Fuller. Grand Rapids .. 21 172 14 5 .958 WILL ONCE MORE LEAD THE traveling men and down-town business men Noblett, T.H.-G.R.121 452 64 108 15 39 .239 Clark, Springfield ...... 1.6 122 11 6 .953 who make up the crowds at the big league Francis. G.Rapids. 119 423 47 101 8 9 .239 SECOND BASEMEN. WHITE SOX. parks would go to major league ball and Woodruff, Springf©d 21 8 13 19 1 3 .237 Roudebush, Wheeling . . 30 74 66 4 .972 would pay no attention to a smaller organi Knoll. Evansville.. 122 389 37 88 18 26 .236 McCombs, Wheeling ....113 297 274 22 .952 zation. Comiskey also has a purely local Walker, Dayton...140 509 75 120 19 17 .230 McGrew, Canton ...... 137 372 387 34 .957 Bailey, Dayton.. ..114 403 47 95 12 34 .236 Kahl, BvansviUe ...... 106 420 293 33 .956 trade from the stockyards which is all his O©Brien, Dayton... 47 158 14 87 19 4 .234 B©rench, Evansville ..... 31 85 72 10 .949 President Comiskey, of the Chicago own, and which most surely would never McCornbs, WhTg.123 454 30 106 20 13 .233 O©Brien, Dayton ...... 47 153 108 14 .949 stray ten or twelve miles from home to Fink, Canton...... 86 266 24 62 8 0 .233 Smith, Grand Rapids .. 70 199 177 21 .947 worship new gods. The Bescher. Dayton... 72 260 41 62 6 30 .233 McKean, Day-Springfield.108 227 242 27 .945 American League Club, Makes Blake. Evansville.. 137 526 54 122 16 26 .232 Donahue, Springfield ... 52 173 170 21 .942 CONGRESS STREET GROUNDS Geyer, Gr. Rapids.133 462 14 107 24 15 .232 Wheeler, S. B.-T. Haute 22 54 60 7 .942 Joyful Announcement to That would not be bad for week-day trade, but Moran. Gr. Rapids. 96 271 25 63 16 11 .232 Fremer, Springfield ..... 15 44 29 5 .936 there is, or always was, a clause in all Johnson, S. Bend.. 53 194 14 44 2 1 .232 Moloney, South Bend.... 10 31 27 4 .935 Grant, S. Bend. ...120 420 46 97 30 38 .231 Noblett, T. H.-G. Rapids 73 197 214 30 .932 leases signed for that park, forbidding Sun- Munson. Dayton.... 86 271 20 62 13 6 .228 Ronan, Terre Haute .... 81 77 230 23 .931 Effect to His Host of Patrons* park be without Sunday ball? Some of the Coffey. S. Bend... 67 241 19 55 9 13 .228 Grant. South Bend. ....118 259 338 48 .926 people who own desirable sites in Chicago Evans, Dayton.... 27 93 9 21 3 0 .226 Simmons, Dayton ...... 27 73 76 12 .925 have those ideas and other queer notions. Crowder.fivansville 95 298 27 67 17 15 .225 Robinson, Terre Haute.. 22 41 49 9 .919 SPECIAL TO "SPORTING LIFE." For instance, there is a lease-clause binding Cooley.S.B.-Can©n 130 482 46 108 19 6 .204 20 11 .222 THIRD BASEMEN. Chicago, 111., Dec. 31. If President Co the local National League Club never to Philbln, Wheeling. 86 279 23 62 Kelly, Springfield ...... 39 31 68 4 .960 sell intoxicants, and no attempt has ever French. Evansville 31 108 4 7 .222 Francis, Grand Rapids .. 98 123 205 17 .951 miskey knows anything about his own ball Williams, T. H... 12 36 2 1 .222 Walker, Dayton ...... 106 162 218 24 .942 club, Fielder Jones will be back next season been made to break this provision. The 12 24 .220 invaders, without any Sunday games could Cooper, Canton.... 97 336 Goodman, Terre Haute.. 81 127 134 20 .928 and lead the White Sox in Goodman. T. H....117 358 16 14 .220 Donahue. Springfield ... 72 92 124 17 .927 another struggle for the not live a month, and right well they know Cruiksbank, S. B.. 95 341 8 21 .220 Evans, South Bend .... 11 22 13 3 .921 American League pennant. it. The whole situation is intensely per Foy, Canton...... 129 424 31 51 .217 Houser. South Bend ... 18 17 52 6 .921 "Commy" to-day, in no un plexing and fans are wild with eagerness Holmes Canton... 86 277 7 8 .216 Osteen, Springfield .... 17 15 31 4 .920 for further developments. These, doubtless, Miller, Gr. Rapids. 44 134 5 8 .216 Kipp. Grand Rapids ... 12 9 20 3 .906 certain terms, branded as 67 106 63 21 .213 false the story that he is will come during the week for the American Sager, Evansville..139 498 Venable, Wheeling . ...134 230 262 53 .903 Association©s big annual meeting is slated Wbeeler, S.B-T.H. 92 277 36 59 11 9 .213 Fremer, Springfield .... 14 17 21 4 .901 worrying over the manag Molonev. S. Bend..108 394 29 84 28 22 .211 Kelly, South Bend .... 36 45 54 11 .900 erial proposition, and that for this Saturday and they promise to do 19 20 .207 something definite then and there. Kahl, Evansville...106 358 Cooley, S. B.-Canton ...J30 128 237 43 .895 he is doubtful if Jones will Kelly Canton-G.R.120 407 26 35 .209 Sager. Evansville ...... 139 184 300 57 .894 come back. Angered by per HICKMAN PASSES. Ganzel, Gr. Rapids. 35 102 3 0 .206 Robinson, Terre Haute.. 13 13 19 4 .889 sistent inquiries, Comiskey Cross. S. B.-T. H.. 36 121 3 4 .206 Cruikshank. South Bend. 52 56 98 20 .885 The Sox will not have those tiro old McGrew, Canton...137 478 18 23 .205 Armstrong, Canton ..... 11 10 28 5 .884 said: "I have announced comrades and redoubtable sluggers on the 51 16 .201 innumerable times since the Lindsay. Canton. ..133 463 Moran. Grand Rapids ... 14 14 16 4 .882 same team after all Charlie Hickman and Robinson, T. H.... 44 139 15 6 .201 MeAndrews. Terre Haute 38 44 70 24 .S26 close of last season that John Anderson. Comiskey has turned Hick Kearney. T. Haute 2 5 1 1 .200 Sullivan, South Bend ... 10 7 28 10 .778 Fielder Jones Jones will be here to man man over to Cleveland, and thus passes a Freese T Haute.. 107 373 13 2 .198 Fink, Canton ...... 14 18 13 8 .798 age the Sox when the time ba.ll player who has seen service on prob Hadley, T. Haute. 48 176 19 1 .193 SHORTSTOPS. comes in the spring. I believe he will be Houser. S. Bend.. 19 68 1 1 .191 Kipn, Grand Rapids .... 27 ably more teams than any other player in 18 17 .188 38 63 7 .935 here and I ought to know. These contin the country. Hick was of no use to the Grosechow, G. R.. 97 325 Lindsay. Canton ...... 133 283 415 49 .934 ually renewed inquiries as to who will be the Backof. Gr. Rap...121 322 23 20 .186 Crovrder. Evansville .... 95 18.8 275 34 .931 Sox last fall except as pinch hitter, and Bero, Dayton....!. 33 118 5 1 .186 Bush, South Bend ...... 121 246 365 Box©s manager lead me to think that people even there he did not prove such a terror 3 3 .185 52 .923 suspect me of telling an untruth. Jones will Kuhn. T. Haute... 26 92 Osteen. Snringfield .... .112 177 296 42 .91)5 as the fans had hoped. He is said to be Ulrieh, Wheeling.. 4 11 2 1 .182 Wossell, Wheeling ..... Ill 139 274 37 .918 be the manager, or else I don©t know what a poorer fielder than ever though I have Texter, Canton....68 210 9 8 .181 Goodman. Terre Haute.. 3(3 74 101 18 .906 I©m talking about. That ought to be enough, seen him pull off some great doings in Wessel, Wheeling..118 377 38 9 .172 Noblett, Terre Haute.... 39 54 1053 23 .900 hadn©t itl r> the outfield and Commy decided that big Smith. Gr. Rap.... 70 238 24 41 10. 10 .172 Francis. Grand Rapids . 21 42 80 15 .891 Bolinskv, S. Bend.. 2 6 0 0 0 .167 Hadley, Terre Haute ... 48 79 149 John Anderson would be the more valuable 9 6 .165 29 ,887 in the long run. One of Cermack. S. Bend. 28 97 Groeran. Davton ...... 70 127 153 38 .881 Spahr, Wheeling... 58 183 15 30 .164 Ouikshank. South Bend. 11 24 33 8 .877 CHICAGO GLEANINGS. HICKMAN©S HITS, Kipp, Gr. Rap.... 43 122 7 20 .164 Walker. Dayton ...... 34 62 101 23 .R7fi Ochs. Dayton...... 15 56 4 9 .161 Price. Wheeling ...... 14 20 24 6 .875 Outlaw Invasion Excites Fans Specula made as a pinch batter since he joined the Canell, Dayton.... 2 6 0 1 .167 Groeschow, Grand Rapids 93 194 259 Oft .873 Sox, will live in history as the smallest Abbott, Dayton... 26 94 11 17 .159 Rondebnsh, Wheeling .. 34 61 89 22 .,062 tion as to the Chance of Big Base Ball two-bagger on record. The ball actually Yantz. Grand Rap. 18 51 3 8 .157 Oehs. Dayton ...... 15 23 31 10 .844 Felthntis, Dayton. 26 84 6 13 .155 Blake, Evansvllle ...... 32 went only six inches in front of the plate .154 33 .827 War Keeps the Cranks Jumping With and bounded back. Two men collided in Run, Dayton .... 8 26 2 4 Fremor, Springfield ..... 18 32 44 20 .792 the try for the puny thing; it glanced off Schultz, Dayton.. 4 14 2 .144 OUTFIELD E!RS. Interest Comiskey Amiable, Murphy Durham, G. Rap.. 4 7 1 .143 Coffey. S. Bend...... 67 101 one of them and thus counted as a fair Sullivan, S. Bend. 190 70 10 .143 Donovan. T. Haute..... 12 12 11 01.000 on the Warpath. ball and a base hit. Hick made two sacks Laughlin, S. Bend. 14 40 7 .143 Laughlin, S. Bend...... 14 32 1 0 1.000 on it and so gained official recognition for Siner, S. Bend... 14 450 7 .140 Kuoll. Kvansville...... 61 154 3 0 1.000 18 3 20 .138 21 2 .988 By W. A. Phelon. a two-bagger. The fans liked Charlie and Pope, S. B.-T. H. 42 138 Price Wheeling...... 129 213 hoped to see him make good, and it will Volk. South Bend. 4 15 2 0 0 .133 Bescher, Dayton ...... 72 20 3 .987 3 .125 135 10 2 .986 Chicago, 111., Dec. 28. Editor "Sporting grieve Dr. White to have his business Barringer. Spri©g©d 6 24 DeHaven, T. Haute..... 125 246 Life." The winter quietude is dispelled by Hnber, T. Haute. 19 56 7 .125 Moloney, S. Bend...... 98 13 4 .985 partner leave the team. Holder©iek, D©vt©n 3 9 1 .111 209 20 4 .983 the noise of the American Association in 2 .095 Pope S. B.-T. H..... 42 49 6 1 .982 vasion. But for this out MINOR MENTION. Harnish, Dayton. 7 21 Donahue. Eransville... 100 240 Welsh. S. Bend.. 5 18 .083 Backof, Gr. Rapids ....119 14 5 .981 break there wouldn©t be any The world©s championship medals came in Armstrong, Canton 11 39 .077 195 17 4 ,981 more excitement than you the other day and were at once distributed. Pope, S. B.-T. H....:: 42 49 6 1 .882 can scare up in front of a Having been made in Cincinnati, where they Donahue, Bransville ..100 240 14 5 .981 Club Fielding. Wheeler, S. B.-T H. 66 79 10 2 .978 church at 3 A. M. Queer, do things on so garish a scale, they are I©oy, Canton ...... 129 isn©t it, how the eager Clubs. Games. P. O. A. E. Pet. 202 14 5 .977 about as big as cabbages and when hung Wheeling ...... 143 3484 1799 238 .957 Hendricks. S©gfield ..©.©.©. 66 2 2 .975 scribes and the anxious fans from a watch chain completely hide the Canton ...... 137 3577 1707 243 .950 Holycross, S. Bend . 45 2 2 .975 seize on anything that comes watch. No matter the boys will be proud Springfield .. .138 3636 1098 255 .954 Kfchan. T. Haute ...... 31 30 3 1 .973 off in December, and make of them and their huge size will make Evansville .. .138 3682 1737 267 .953 I>reitenstein. Eva.-D©ton 22 25 4 1 .967 it into glaring headlines? them clearly visible Jo the admiring public Terre Haute .140 3740 1870 301 .949 Ori-ogan, Dayton .. 44 93 9 4 .966 The American Association a long ways off. South Bend . .144 3784 1996 317 .948 Buiiey, Dayton ...... 61 79 3 3 .965 may or may not invade Chi Harry McCprmick has tired of semi-pro, Dayton ...... 139 3245 1678 280 .94fi Uluke, Evansville...... 102 153 10 6 .964 cago. Their line of action Grand Rapids .134 3460 1723 317 .942 Fiuk. Canton ..... © 64 117 9 5 .962 ball and, it is understood, will cheerfully Abbott, Dayton ...©.©.©©.©. 26 49 3 2 .962 may be either a genuine at join the Philadelphia team in the spring. Individual Fielding. Kelly, C.-Gr. R...... 106 150 18 7 .962 W. A. Plielon tack or a fat bluff designed McCprmick, who played under the name of Norcum, Evansville..... 124 161 10 7 .961 to win them a few favors. Harrison in the semi-pro, games, kept him CATCHERS. Moore, T. Haute ...... 137 318 21 14 .961 Possibly Mike Cantillon, Havener and the self in fine condition and will make good if Players. Club. G. PO. A. B.PB. Pet. Keener, S. Bend .... 13 22 3 1 .961 rest of the fighting bunch may be in dead he sticks to his resolution to return. With Williams, Terre H. .12 51 17 0 1 1.000 Cuvtis, G. R.-D.-S.B....102 108 5 .959 Kittridge, Dayton .18 111 21 2 0 .985 A. Miller, Wheeling 124 161 earnest possibly they are only babbling. Stahl, Donlin and McCormick all back in 2 0 .985 8- .958 Anyhow, it is producing plenty of chatter the big leagues, and Jimmy Ryan gone to Cross, S. B.-T. H. .27 103 29 Maggert, Wheeling . ...!il9 193 10 .958 Knoll. Evansville . .58 285© 74 7 3 .981 Cooper. Canton ...... 97 121 6 .956 and the air is full of smoke. Charlie Mur manage the Montgomery Club, the semi-pro, Yantz, Grand Rapids .18 79 26 2 2 .981 Geyer. G. Rapids...... 133 192 9 .955 phy says that the Association cannot cut game will suddenly be shorn of its bright Phllbin, Wheeling . .86 419 102 9 14 .979 Coliins, Springfield.... 135 302 16 .953 in that its leaders cannot take the chance est lights and will lose much of its at Dunn, Brans ville ....88 347 77 0 3 .979 Core, W.-Dayton...... 121 229 13 .952 of base ball war and outlawry that they tractiveness for local patronage. Kelly. Springfield .....46 224 43 6 5 .978 Tie man, S. Bend .. 42 555 3 .952 could Clark, Springfield .....92 493 97 15 8 .975 Fremer. S©field ...... 68 120 7 .951 Fuller. Grand Rapids. .40 291 31 6 5 ..975 1©c-rry, G. R.-Can...... 43 64 3 .951 GET NO BACKING Tester, Canton ...... 60 275 53 9 6 .973 Huber, T. Haute ...... 19 36 2 .951 and would not run the risk of probable com THE CENTRAL LEAGUE. Richardson. Dayton . . . .35 122 41 5 7 .970 Cermack, S. Bend ...... 28 46 3 .943 petition at home. In fact,© the little presi Spahr. Wheeling ...... 58 321 73 13 8 .968 LsJouno, S©field ..... 102 1GO 12 .936 Munson, Dayton ...... 86 465 113 19 6 .968 Miller. Gr. Rapids ..... 44 48 dent laughs at the alleged invasion to scorn. The Official 1907 Averages of the Players McConnell. Terre Ha©te.40 136 41 6 S .967 4 .930 "Who would back Jimmy Callahan in a Craikshank. S. Bend.... 29 37 4 .913 Tieinan, South Bend... 62 291 70 13 2 .965 Pelthaus, Dayton...... 26 39 4 .911 Chicago venture?" says Mr. Murphy. of This Lively League in All Depart Holmes, Canton ...... 86 405 113 23 .957 Evans. Dayton ...... 27 24 4 .871 "Where would such a club get substantial ments of the Game. Freese, Terre Haute.... 96 421 105 18 9 .954 Woodruff, S©field ...... 21 20 6 .844 financing! Furthermore, four of the eight Johnson, South Bend...53 232 50 19 6 .937 Dunn. Evansville ... " © 13 19 3 .840 American Association clubs have already The official 1907 averages of the players Moran. Grand Rapids..69 209 109 30 6 .914 Hare. Springfield ...... u 15 4 .789 notified us that they would have no part in of the Central League, as compiled by PITCHERS. such a scheme that they did not believe President F. R. Carson, are herewith given. Players. Club. G. PO. A. E. Pet. The Pitchers Records. there would be any money here for them, Wright. Dayton ...... 13 1 26 0 1.000 Pitcher and Club. Club Batting. 0 1.000 W. L. SO. T©s. PO. even if they felt hostile, which they don©t. Clubs. Kennedy. Dayton ...... 10 1 22 Muldowney, Springfield...... 18 5 83 In my opinion, the scheme is either an out G. AB R. H. SH SB Pet. Wilson, Dayton ...... 10 3 31 0 1.000 Robertson, Wheeling ...... 17 5 1 .773 Springfield 138 4566 687 1224 209 262 .268 Corns, Springfield . ... 32 17 92 .991 Hallman. Springfield ...... 12 break of two irresponsible base ball anar Wheeling ..143 4483 375 1065 222 237 -2X7 Robertson, Wheeling ... 25 15 81 .990 4 0 .750 chists Mike Cantillon and Charlie Have- Dayton ....139 4428 449 _1044 __ ___184 _182 ._ Chambers, Springfield .. 10 4 1 .714 Scott, Wheel. -T. Haute. 14 9 44 .981 Filel, Wheeling ...... 20 7 3 .645 nor or an attempt to hold up the two South Bend. .144 4648 318 1042 197 285 .224 Hiller, Wheeling ...... 17 5 71 .977 Marquard, Canton ...... ^ 23 big leagues for certain favors, mainly a Evansville ..138 4337 505 973 101 251 ..217 Breistein, Dayton ...... 16 5 61 .970 13 1 .039 Canton ....135 4190 400 " " ~"~ Corns. Springfield ...... 18 11 0 .621 special classification for the Association. I 888 200 208 .211 Peaks, BvansviUe ...... 31 16 71 .967 Bliss, Grand Rapids ...... 14 9 0 .600 don©t think it will ever come to a serious Gr. Rapids.. 134 3938 416 852 178 188 .211 Johns, Davton ....:.... 29 18 67 .966 issue.©© T. Haute ..140 4406 436 902 200 176 .205 Pollard. Eransville. .. .. 16 5 48 .963 Myers, Canton ...... 15 10 1 .600 Douthett. Terre Haute. . 23 8 69 .902 Jaege?, Evansville ...... 17 13 0 .567 JOVIAL CHARLES, Individual Batting. Smith, Terre Haute..... 11 5 46 .962 Maddox, Wheeling ...... 13 10 2 .565 Bliss. Grand Rapids..... 26 16 80 .960 Johns, Da.vton .... 13 10 0 .565 the master of the Sox, looks on with a Clubs. G. AB R. H. SH SB Pet. Berryman, Springfield ... 22 10 58 3 .958 Merrymau. Springfield ...... 10 0 .556 kindlier eye. "I feel," said he, "much Osteen, S©gfield.. 128 510 80 170 12 17 .338 Muldowney, Springfield. .25 7 58 3 .956 Malloy.... Dayton__ ...... 18...... ^ 15 1 .545 like saying Welcome to our City. Of course, Cameron. T. H...106 408 38 126 5 25 .309 Jaeger, Evansville .... 32 13 72 .955 Dickson, Grand Rapids...... 9 8 0 .529 there would be strong objections from the Kelly, S. Bend... 46 150 12 46 5 12 .306 Lindsay, South Bend ... 27 10 96 .955 Brosius, Terre Haute ...... 20 18 0 .526 Holycross, S.Bend 45 165 17 51 6 11 .305 Dammann. Evansville ...... 11 11 0 .500 American League in general and from the Donahue. S©field..124 434 66 127 34 53 .295 Chambers, Springfield.. 19 11 50 .953 National League in particular, but as far Yingling, Dayton ...... 32 13 86 .952 Lindsay. South Bend ...... 13 13 0 .500 Fremer, S©field...115 404 79 119 33 30 .294 Willard, Grand Rapids.. 11 2 18 .952 Miner. Terre Haute ...... 15 16 0 .484 as I am personally concerned I can©t see McKean, D-Sp©g.108 422 45 124 8 11 .294 Schaefer, Terre Haute. . 28 10 83 .949 Warner, Grand Rapids ...... 14 15 .483 where the club would hurt me any. If Donahue, E©ville..lOO 379 50 111 16 28 .293 Keener, South Bend. ... 20 9 81 .947 Eastley, Wheeling ...... 13 14 .481 established on the North Side it would have Tyler. Wheeling .2 11 21? .286 Maddox. Wheeling...... 25 11 77 .946 Schaefer, Terre Haute ...... 11 12 .478 a territory all its own, as much so as if Bush. . Bend.... 127 462 65 129 12 49 .279 Bales. Canton ...... 11 0 35 .940! Pollard. Evansville ...... 6 7 .468 located in another city." Strader, Canton.. 5 18 1 502 .278 Hammond, Springfield. . . 28 14 71 .944 Pearson, Evansville ...... 11 18 .458 Core. W.lD©ton...l21 489 74 136 32 32 .276 Eastley, Wheeling t .... 30 16 65 .942 Brittsen, Canton ...... 15 18 .455 BAN JOHNSON Hare. S©gfield.... 14 44 7 10 29 .273 Ferrian, S. B.-Evansville 32 22 85 .939 Ferrias, S. Bend-Evansville.-.13 16 .448 opined that the outlaw invasion would cause Hendricks, Supring 68 250 32 68 12 8 .272 Martin. T. H.-S. Bend.. 18 5 56 .938 Keener, South© Bend 14 .440 Fuller. G. R©pids. 61 195 28 53 3 i5 .272 Brittson. Canton ...... 34 7 113 O .937 Douthett, Terre Haute..... 12 .429 war, but did not think that there was any Curtis, GR.-D.S.B.102 365 46 99 10 34 .271 Chappell, Grand Rapids. 21 11 63 5 .937 Hale. Dayton ...... 11 .421 thing serious in the proposition. "I do Lajenne, S©field...112 400 70 108 18 19 .270 Hale. Dayton ...... 21 3 31 .936 Miller. Wheeling ...... 11 .421 not believe," said he, "that there is any M:.ggert, W©ling..ll9 415 58 112 8 28 .270 Williams, South Bend.. 34 10 101 .933 Yingling. Dayton ...... 12 18 .400 real danger of invasion, and I will not be M©A©d©ws. T. H.. 39 137 14 37 44 6 .270 Friel. Wheeling ...... 30 18 110 .929 Wright, Dayton ...... 6 0 .400 lieve it until I see something more definite Selling. S©field.... 135 556 96 150 15 5O .209 Minor. Terre Haute.... 34 10 115 .926 Chappell, Grand Rapids ... 12 0 .400 than is shown by the present indications." Buelow, E-©ville. ..136 509 58 136 14 H .267 Marquard, Canton ...... 40 19 92 .925 Williams. South Bend...... 18 1 .379 The invaders are supposed to be consider "Martin. " T.~ H...." 4 12 3 3 0 .267 Brosius, Terre Haute... 41 12 100 .925 Miller. Grand Rapids ...... 13 0 .350 ing three sites: The Logan Square Park, Grogan, Dayton.. . 123 453 4f> 119 25 20 .263 Warner, Grand Rapids. . 35 21 84 .921 Carroll. Canton ...... r 13 0 .350 Perry,, G.. R.-C... 43 145 15 38 4 5 .262 Hocre, South Bend...... 17 7 42 .920 F. Alberts, Springfield..... 4 0 .333 where Callahan©s team plays, far out on the Ronan, T. H. ...112 427 51 112 14 23 .262 Myers, Canton ...... 31 9 88 10 .900 Reader, Wheeling ...... 4 1 .333 Northwest Side a small, kite-shaped park Kelly, S©field..... 86 297 33 77 16 4 .260 Damrnann, Evansville.. 25 9 66 5 .903 Beckel. Evaiisville ...... 2 0 .333 with a seating capacity of perhaps 4,000; Norcum, E"ville..l24 486 27 125 10 55 .257 Hallman, Springfield ... 24 15 40 6 .90] Stevenson. Terre Haute.... 2 0 .333 the Guenther Park, on the North Side, Dickey. S©field. .. .117 401 60 103 21 39 .250 Carroll. Canton ...... 25 5 74 S .8.07 La Goe, Grand Rapids..... 4 0 .333 which is somewhat bigger in playing area, Span^ler. W©linjr. .133 495 53 127 13 15 .256 Malloy, Dayton ...... 35 6 76 10 .891 Martin. T. H.-South Bend.. 12 2 .333 but has about as many seats, and the his Miller, Wheeling. 125 414 53 106 25 38 .256 Miller, Grand Rapids... 23 8 74 10 .891 Wacker. Evansville ...... 2 5 0 .286 toric Congress Street Park, on the West Kittridge, Dayton 18 51 4 13 1 o .255 Dickson. Grand Rapids. 19 2 54 8 .875 Breitenstein. Spg.-Etvan.-Day. 4 10 Side. DeHaven, T. H. ..125 478 66 122 23 29 .255 FIRST BASFJMEN. Moore South Bend...... 4 10 Myers, Canton . . . 131 453 48 115 17 is .254 Players. Club. Games. PO. A. E. P.O. Willard. Grand Rapids...... 2 6 THE OBJECTIONS McConnell, T. H. . 40 114 9 29 7 1 .254 Myers, Canton ...... 131 1375 75 11 .992 During 1907 eight no-hit games were pitched. to Logan Square and Guenther Park are Roudebush, W©llng; 74 246 29 63 24 17 .252 Ganzel, Grand Rapids... 35 329 19 3 .991 Of these Maddox. of Wheeling, pitched two, and Clark, S©fleld ....108 326 41 82 11 15 .251 Dickey, Springfield .....117 1000 94 13 Robertson. of Wheeling: Friel, of Wheeling; simply lack of a week-day trade. On Sun Moore, Terre H. ..137 497 40 125 18 20 .251 Freese, Terre Haute ..... 10 SO 6 1 .988 Miner, of Terre Haute: Keener, of South Bend; days, and probably on Saturdays as well, Simmons, Dayton, 27 92 7 23 3 1 .250 .angler, Wheeling .....133 1311 100 20 Miller of Wheeling, and Miller, at Grand ~ the patronage would be good and would b« Dorscb. Day tan. . 1 41 100 .250 Dayton _. 78 878 43 10 .886 idg, one each. JANUARY 4, .1908.

apolis, Louisville, Cleveland, Muncie, Ander- son, Ind., and some other minor cities. The preliminary organization has been effected by electing Frank 0. Leland, Chicago, presi VICTOR BASE BALL UNIFORMS dent; Edward Lancaster, Louisville, vice president; Edward S. Gaillord, Indianapolis, corresponding secretary; Cary B. Lewis, CITY PLAYERS AT Louisville, secretary; William Roberts, In Guaranteed in Quality, dianapolis, treasurer, and Charles Marshall, Indianapolis, organizer. Style, Fit and Finish... Bernhardt Likely to Be Trans THE L-L-L LEAGUE. JP the suits you Had last year were not just Decatur Has a Scheme for a Post-Season right in all respects, why not find out ferred to a Minor League A Series Between the Four Leading , about VICTOR Uniforms for 1908? Start now New Catcher Secured and Hick- Teams Next Season. J and do a little investigating. We will, on Peoria, 111., Dec. 28. Editor "Sporting Life." Wilson Bering, president of the De request, send you samples which you can man Also Purchased* catur Club, has evolved a scheme which would in a measure revolu compare with other makes and will tell you tionize the finish to a sea BY ED. F. BANG. son©s race. His idea is to just where we. claim to lead. Get an early Cleveland, O., Dec. 28. Editor "Sporting arrange a standard playing Life." Four of Cleveland©s players should schedule of 140 games. When start and you will learn positively where tfce be in prime condition by the time the main this schedule is finished the squad of Naps arrives amid four leading teams are to best goods are to be found. Send us a pos the ,red clay hills of o!" play a series of eighteen Georgia the first day <> games for the league cham tal and we©ll help you to investigate. March. Elmer Flick, tin pionship. The race of eight Naps© right fielder, who led teams would be as hotly the team in batting the past contested as ever, for only Victor Sporting Goods Co. season; shortstop Terry the four leading teams could Turner and catchers Nig compete in the final grind. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Clarice and Howard Wake- This would rouse a mid- field will all play in the Edw. Holland season enthusiasm which Florida Hotel League. Turn under assertion: "Mr. Thompson was tendered er departed for Ormond ou THE PRESENT SYSTEM the management of the Reds four years ago, Saturday. He has recovered does not exist. After the four tail-end but was unable at that time to accept it, as from the indisposition which teams had been dropped the battle among- PEEP INTO PAST he was tied up in other ventures." Even Ed. F. Bang affected his playing last year the remaining quartet for the survival of in the thick of holiday joys the Bug Club and is confident he will be the fittest would be intensely interesting. found time to meet, and the opinion was in condition to play the game of his life The new system would eliminate talk to freely expressed that Dame Rumor in this next year. Turner was a little off in both ward the end of the season of tail-end teams case was a liar by the clock. fielding and batting last season and the "throwing games"©to favored leaders. There chances are the stay in Florida may ripen practically would be no tail-end teams until him for the best work of his career. the last few games of the first race and Captain Ganzel©s Credit. GOOD EFFECTS. t after a long season©s play the remaining It is the runs that count. A player wh» :'• bunch of four would be too evenly balanced can turn out a batting average of .213 on© "As for Flick, preliminary work in the to admit of a lop-sided race. Cincinnati Still Waiting for a hits made exclusively with men on the bases Hotel League is not necessary to condition nearest home is a valued aid-de-camp on the him for he does not vary five pounds in ANOTHER PROPOSITION staff of any manager. Captain Ganzei holds weight the year round. Flick played in which may be adopted at the January meet i Manager Ganzel as a Run one Red record of the *totage of 1907 that the Hotel League last winter and reported ing of the league is the proposal to play is well worth trimming ia the Christmas" to the Naps at the opening of the season off postponed games whenever convenient Getter A Coming "Sporting greens. The Captain drove in more runs in the best possible condition. The stay in during the season, instead of playing them than any other member of the Cincinnati Florida should work wonders with Wake- only during the last swing around the team. Just how this average was computed field. He was overweight last season, not circuit. It is argued this piling up of Life*© Anniversary* I do not know, for there are no records even the baths at Hot Springs and the games in the last few weeks of the season kept of the runs that come over the jpau stay at Macoii having any effect on his works a hardship upon some teams while on long flies to the outfield or weH .placed avordupois. With Nig Clarke it is different. other teams are unfairly benefitted by , it. BY BEN MULFORD, JR. grounders that cannot be handled to, mas Clarke was the Naps© most dependable A team often drops a number of games Cincinnati, O., Dec. 28. Editor "Sport sacre runners en route to the plate. ..I©ve1 catcher last season. Nig does not intend to early in the season through bad weather ing Life." Do you know that during these seen players with splendid averages \who overwork himself in Florida and thinks the which it is compelled to play off at the dying days of the old year, with young seemed to lose all their prowess wtcen. preliminary work there will help him. Last close of the season. 1908 just ahead, I feel a bit there was something at stake, A run to season he .complained of being overworked. reminiscent©? Did it ever be driven home with two out is often a He can scarcely hand out this line of talk NEWS NOTES. occur to you that in Febru responsibility that una«EV,«s an ordinarily next year. Three clubs Now Haven, Hrlyoke and one other- ary next, .the 16th to be ex good hitter. The Sons of Swat wjjo can. FIRST SQUAD LARGEST. are negotiating for Manager-Captain Jack Titfhe, of act, I will celebrate my hit in a pinch are the winners. Captain the champion Rock Island Club. twenty-first Sporting Life John put up a high mark as old "Col. t The squad of pitchers and catchers who Centre fielder Cy Loughlin, of the. Houghton team Pinch" in the Red cakt of characters. V. will go to Macon one week in advance of of the Northern Copper Country Leigue, has been birthday ? Rather startling the other players will be larger than the isn©t it? ©Twas; to me, Hits when they©re needed are like life purchased for $200 by the Cedar Kapids Club. when on Christmas Day, re preservers tossed to * guy who cai**$ even main squad. Included in the former will W. A. Rosenfeld, president of the iloline Wagon swim dog fashion. be five catchers and probably twelve or company, was. ou December 23, elected president verting to my file I found thirteen pitchers in addition to Trainer Doe of the Bock Island Base Ball Association, succeed that over a score of years Payne and the newspaper men. The second ing J. E. Spencer, rerigLcd. had passed since I made The Old, Old EroblMtt. squad will comprise Manager Lajoie, Stovall, At Rock Island, I1L, Dec. 21, Judge Gestfin the my debut as one of "Sport There are fimes wienjl©d like-to nee a Bradley, Nill, Perring, Daubert, Birming Circuit Court he.ird argument on the motion ing Life©s" family I There little more batting. A few hits when the i ham, Bill Hinehman, Bay, Josh Clarke, Hick- bitught by the Three Eyes League against the Du- RonMulfordJr. were a few years when I buque Base Ball Association, to dissolve the tem was out of the fold and Ban Reds have men on bases and are behind man and probably Speas. The Cleveland porary injunction secured in August to prevent an would add zest and eclat to the games oat on Club closed a deal with Chicago Saturday attempt to forfeit the franchise for an alleged fail Johnson and Frank Goodwin, in turn, filled the Webster aveime green. That there is for "Cheerful Charley" Hickman. It will ure to lire up to League rules. The case was taken the role of Cincinati correspondent. Once any widespread desire for games with runs be his second experience as a Nap, having under advisement. in a while I run across the line in Cincin in the double figures does jiot exist. John been traded to Detroit about the middle President Hillard has given notice that Blooming- nati papers making some kindly reference A. -Heydler, ther National secretary, is right of the 1904 season for Charley Carr. ton has drafted John Sodum from Burlington; to me as the ©Desin of the Sporting Writ Cedar Rapids has purchased Loughlin. a pitcher. ers in Good Old Cinciniiati.© The years, when he says: © ©It is usually the man : A NEW CATCHER.© from Houshton, Mlch.; Sprinirfield has drafted however, have rested lightly upon me and, with the losing team -who .advocates changes Gocash. outflelder. from Flint, Midi., and Peoria in the rules. The fellow with the winner Included with the catchers who will be has tr.ided Paul Moore, pitcher, of Chicago, to Jop- feeling like a young blood, I look forward is satisfied, but the losing owner ©believes taken South is Joseph Wilson, of .Altoona, lin for Dick Kahn, first bssozran. to the Happy New Year, absolutely sure that if the rules were changed it might give Pa. He has had but one year of experi that better things are in store for Red- him a winner." He is also eminently cor ence as a minor league player, that with land. Permit me to extend to all my as rect in his comment that a little Isrge Phillipsburg, of the Central Pennsylvania THE "conX)¥sTATES, sociate correspondents and you, our chief, chunk of rubber in the league ball would League. He made an enviable record there. wishes for a twelfth-month crowded with innate batting, increase the ran output The attention of the Cleveland Club was Elect a New President and Then Adjoin good things, both natural and spiritual. and add to the uncertainty of fielding. In called to the youngster, who is but 22 Not another of "the old guard" who ap the "good old days" they tell about the years old, and he has been signed to a to©Await the Final Action of the Mobile crowds weren©t as large as fbey* «r» today. Nap contract for 1908. Wilson stands over Base ball has risen to pTe-e3mn*m»« as th» six feet in his stockings and weighs 176 Club About Withdrawal. greatest of outdoor games umfetr present pounds. He is muscular, alert and active. Gulfport, Miss., Dec. 30. -Editor "Sport casional contributor. O. P. Caylor is dead. conditions. By reducing the romper of While with Phillipsburg he batted far above ing Life," ^The Cotton State League held "O. P." was then a free lance for I had balls from four to three there -would at the .300 mark and led the Central Pennsy its annual meeting here on December 17, succeeded him as the Redland man. Harry least be more passes bestowed and rattled League catchers in fielding. He formerly but transacted little busi 0. Palmer, who was the Chicago corres itchers would be easier hit. But does the caught for the Altoona High School team ness. A. C. Crowder, of pondent is now editor of sport on Success Ein-populace clamor for that sort Of thing! and after graduating refused several offers Jackson, was elected presi Magazine. Don©t know where Joe Pritch- That©s the problem tfao C«mn*tt*»VoTi Roles to join league clubs as he desired to remain dent of the league, succeed ard, then the St. Louis representative, can will have to tackle. with .his parents. ing Mr. Compton. The ad be located. "Mugwump" W. D. Sulli BERNHARDT FOR NASHVILLE. van- who was the Boston man, has been mission of applicants for city editor of the Boston Globe for years. Mnlfoxdisms. It would not be surprising if pitcher Bill membership, arrangement of Last time I heard of "Mat," C. F. Mathi- Miss Mary Callahan, the R«d Chief©s Bernhard, of the Naps, drew his uncon schedule, and division of re son, then of Detroit, he was knocking around secretary, is an original. She Wandtod holly ditional release, that is providing he lands ceipts were all referred to in N.ew York and doing well. Baltimore©s berries with sausage in the Christmas > a, minor league managerial berth. Bern- comittees and the decks old soldier, Albert Mott, T. T. T., hasn©t decorations of Garry Herrmann©s office and > hard has been mentioned as probable leader cleared for action for the been heard from in a coon©s age. Frank did so with artistic effect. for the Milwaukee American Association main business of the meet Brunell, then of Cleveland, deserted base Mike Mitchell is one of a thousand. He team and the Akron O. and P. League Club, ing, viz, the payment of the ball after the Brotherhood blow-up and put it up to the Red Chief to fix the figures^ but light now it looks as if he may land in $2500.00 by Mobile for its has had a good thing in Racing Form. in his 1908 contract and signed it without7 Nashville, Tenn. A boom has been started S. C. Compton release from Cotton States Pretty long while ago, that©s sure, but that blinking. for Bernhard to lead the team which trailed jurisdiction. It is said the letter of mine is 1887, contains one para Redland is glad Johnny ELane didn©t© the procession in the Southern League the Mobile magnates agreed to pay this sum graph that in the light of a current base escape. © past two seasons and Nashville fans are to provided the league would acecpt a certified ball item, shows the value of right living. be congratulated if President Kuhn lands check for $2500, payable two months af Here it is: "Hart, the Athletics© pitcher, is DELIVERY DISCARDED. Berny. ter the playing season of 1908 began, but taking care of himself and is among those NEWS NOTES. it is not authentic. This the wily Cotton States Leaguers declined to accept, and who are at the Gym every day except Sun Famous Jack Chesbro Cut Out the "Spit Dusty Rhoades is holding down a city job gave the Mobile Club until January 1st to day." Hart began bis professional career here. pay the amount in cold cash. in 1884. He is still a Southern League Ball" for Good. Harry Bay spent the past week in Cleve star. Nearly a quarter of a century in land. He left to rejoin "The Volunteer harness! There are not many Billy Harts North Adams, Mass., Dec. 28.. Jack Organist" Friday. P. 0. M. LEAGUE NEWS. in the profession. The temperate player out Chesbro, the New York American©s big Elmer Flick is the David Harum of the lasts the man who prefers a "good time" to pitcher, has given up his famous spit ball Steubenville announces that it will stick to the delivery. He cut it out entirely last sum Naps. He purchased four horses at a sale temperance in eating, drinking and sleep mer snd quickly came to the conclusion that the other day. He disposed of one of the P. 0. M. League. ing- ___ animals for which he paid $200 for a $15 First baseman Heinz, of Beaver Falls, has signed he lost his effectiveness in 1906 because of profit a half hour later. This netted him with Waco in the Texas League. the constant use of the "damp fling© dur No official notice has been received by the P. O. M. Billy Thompson©s Appearance. ing the previous season. Chesbro re about 500 per cent, profit. president, Richard Guy, tliat Zinesville h*d decided One fine fat story was rammed into the covered his high fast ball last summer and Bill Bradley nas entirely recovered from to auit the League. fans© Christmas stocking. There wasn©t alao got back all of the curves aad shoots the illness which put him out of the game Manager Brown, of Washington, la busy. Ha any managerial apopintment on Garry Herr- which made him a famous pitcher when he during part of last season and says he never negotiating for exhibition games with Philadelphia mann©s family tree, but in lieu of the official was a member of the Pittsburg te_am. .Ches felt better. . - Nationals and Cleveland Americans. news e»me a grape-vine or wireless from New bro says that next year he will stick to the Joe. Birmingham is making a mint of McKeesport baa been allowed player Alberts, who ark, O. Billy Thompson, fistic and operati-c old fashioned style of pitching and will be epon in a moving-picture show in Elmira, was claimed toy Springfield. Alberts, however, has imp©ressario Charley Mitchell©s right bower one of Griffith©s mainstays on the slab. He N. Y. . . © , -,. . been drafted, but the Tubers will get the draft before the little gloved argument on the Sfc. believes that in time all of the big league money. pitchers who have been using the spit ball* Charles W. Birpus has formally notified the stick- John©s in Florida was brought into the © COLORED LEAGUE. holders of the Bast Liverpool Exhibition Company glare Of the Yuletide candles as Dame will give it up for the reason that it is an that he will renew his lease of the franchise for Rumor©s choice for the vacant role as Ned unnecessary strain on the muscles of the © Western and Southern Cities to be In another year. Hanloa©s successor. Wouldn©t that put -a forearm and wrist. If Chesbro can show layer of rich cream on a bucket of skimmed his best form there will be no doubt about cluded in the Circuit. Manager McGraw declares that Larry Doyle will milk? It was a good "ad." for Col. Billy the ability of the New York Americans to positively start next season as New York©s second all right and he at once plunged to the front keep pace with the other crack teams in the Chicago, 111., Jan. 2. A base ball league basemaii. "Doyle was ill during the last six circuit. But Happy Jack will have to work »to be composed of teams of colored players weefca of the season," says McGraw, "and was in with an expression of willingness to take the s the latest to stir up the fans. It is plan no condition to do bis best work. I have nobody In next train to Cincinnati if he was needed. hard to keep some of Griff©s young twirlers ted to locate clubs in Chicago, Indian- mind but Doyle for the place at eecond base." The startling part of the yarn was this on the bench. SPORTING LJF*B. JANUARY 4,,i

and played good ball. We hit our gait too late to cut much figure in the race, but we will start next season at the same gait we M©ALEER MOVES closed this. The team will be stronger; and it will go some." AFTER PITCHER PATTEST. Apparently the much-talked-of trade of ARE REGARDED WITH FAVOR "Tom" Jones and Unglaub has failed to come to a head at all. Taylor would not deny IN SL LOUIS. nor affirm whether or not he would let Unglaub escape. The most probable deal which McAleer has in sight is one by which he may secure Case Patten from Wash Picketing Traded to Washington ington. It was rumored that Comiskey and and a New First Baseman Pur McAleer both were after Patten. chased From Detroit in Order Lynchburg Awaited the Re-building Work of Manager Jack Grim With. Interest SPECIAL TO "SPORTING LIFE." and Impatience. Lynchburg, Va., Dec. 30. Editor "Sport- St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 31. The deal made iag Life." This is the dull season with the ©!by President Hedges and Manager McAleer, Lynchburg base ball fans, the time when of the Browns, at the recent American every little item of news is League meeting-. by which listened to with the greatest Pickering goes to Washing interest. "Red1 © Kline is ton in exchange for Charles the only last year©s player Jones, the brilliant outfield- that has as yet signed a er of the Nationals, and 1908 contract. Kline was the purchase of A. G. Brown, the hero of a 1 to 0 17- a first base recruit, secured inning game last season, and by the Detroit Club from at all times could be de Montreal pleases local fans. pended upon in the box, and So far as can be judged he will be warmly welcomed from the past records of the back next spring. The writer men " the Browns get, the predicts that Lipe will give deals are good ones. Charley Richmond a winning team Jones is one of the finest John J. Grim f r the season of 1908. This James McAleer fielders in base ball at the juni. j. urira ppredicti£m is tased solely present time, and he is also useful batter and fast man on the bases upon the fact that Billy Smith, of Atlanta, Pickering has the edge on him in hitting and will probably show a better average in batting at the end of next season than as his batting. ©At present he is doing the Jones, but the latter will lead him in steal Santa Claus stunt, busying himself looking ing bases and getting runs, and he will, be- after the Elks© Christmas tree. This is »ides, prove a better man than Ollie in Al©s annual mission and it can be said that ©helping the team on the offensive. On the no one takes more interest in helping to defensive Jones is far and away a better bring gladness to the hearts of the poor man than Pickering. The latter is a hard children of Lynchburg than does this cham hitter and game, but he lacks finish at bat, pion "smiler." Jack Grim will likely drop on the bases and in the field. down from his home in Cincinnati after COMPARATIVE RECORDS. the holidays, when some idea of the changes Last season©s records indicate pretty in the Lynchburg team will be made known clearly the difference between the two play to the fans. E. L. MAGIE. ers. Pickering finished with an average of .276, while Jones averaged .265. Pickering News Notes. is based on scientific principles. It com played in 151 games and in this number ValJ. of Klchmond and Portsmouth. l«d the was at bat 576 times, made 159 hits and 64 League pitchers in batting with an average of .306. bines the maximum of elasticity with perfect runs. Sixteen of his hits were for two If short stop McMahon, of Roanoke, could bat bases and 10 were triples. He had 20 sacri im well as h« can field, he could easily make good In a major league. ly fitting construction. Light and flexible, fice hits and 15 stolen bases. Jones played W. W. Clark will not manage the Portsmouth Club In 121 games and was at bat 437 times, next season. Owner Charles T. Bland Is on the strong and durable the ideal shoe for use made 116 hits and 48 runs, with the same lookout for a thoroughly experienced player to man camber of doubles and triples as Pickering, age the Portsmouth team. 16 of the former and 10 of the latter. Where In a review of the work of the Virginia League in the field or when batting. Both the cham Jones shone was on the bases, and he stole pitchers the Richmond "Times-Dispatch" declares 26 bases with but 17 sacrifices, his speed that, for effectiveness and consistency Harry Stewart, pion Chicago Nationals and Detroit Ameri getting hits for him when Pickering was be of Lynchburg, holds the palm. This assertion Is based upon Stewart©a very small percentage of nits ing credited with sacrifice hits. What led by opponents during the season. cans played in Claflin Base Ball Shoes. The to the trade was probably the fact that Catcher Arthur ©Evans, of the Lynchburg Club, who Jones had practically announced his retire was sold to the Chicago National Club, was married Claflin Shoe is practically the official base, ment rather than play on the Nationals Dec. 11 at LyncMmrg, Va,, to Miss Mabel EtU. Wider Cantillon next year. .Goodman, of Lyrichburg. After the wedding the wedding the couple went to Baltimore, where Brans ball shoe. THE NEW FIRST BASEMAN. wlU live until time to join the Cubs next spring. Brown, the youngster purchased from From the list of players who appear capable of Professional $5 Detroit, has had no major league experi holding their own In faster company, and who. as yet, have not been drafted may be mentioned: Pitch ence, though he came near it last year, ers Stewart, Reynolds, Morrissey and Revelle; catch Sprinter $7.50 Minor League $3.50 »nd, but for the fact that Rossman was ers Edwards and Ry*n; Inflelders RaVey. Holt, Haaa, secured from Cleveland by Detroit, he Doyle and Fisher; outnelders Henn, Hooker. Jackson. would have been worked at first by Jen- Seitz and Heflron. ______Perfect fit guaranteed. Send size and width of Kings. Brown was purchased by the De troit Club from Newark in 1906 and the street shoe, also outline of foot drawn on paper. Tigers were preparing to use him at first SOUTHERN LEAGUE. when Rossman was secured. Then he was Remit with order and save C. O. D. charges. sent to Montreal for further development and again purchased by Detroit last fall. Montgomery©s New Manager, Jimmy Ryan> Shoes delivered anywhere in the United States. He has the reputation of being a very the Famous Veteran, Has His 1908 Team fast fielder, but a rather light batter, and his record in the Eastern League would Already Made Up. indicate this. In 1906, with Newark, he batted .235 in 136 games, and made but By John W. Bailey. few extra-hit drives. He stole 16 bases Montgomery, Ala., Jan. 3. Editor "Sport and made 23 sacrifice hits. This year, ing Life." Manager Jimmy Ryan has ar with Montreal, he batted .234, and again rived here and he and President Chambers made but few extra-base drives. He are quite enthusiastic over stole eight bases and made 16 sacrifice the prospects for a top-notch Spikes hits. He took part in 128 games. In team for the coming season. fielding his record would not indicate that The fans seem pleased with he is as fast as the reports have him, as he Ryan. He is still out after averaged but .074 last season, his record new men and will soon land on the Claflin Base Ball Shoe are one! of the main being made up of 1068 putouts, .75 assists some players who should be and 30 errors. Brown is still a youngster as good as any in the South features of its design. Spikes similar to-those on and has his future before him. ern League. Everything seems to be progressing in our $3 50 shoe may be had for 500 a set; similar SHOULD ADD SPEED. fine order and every effort One effect of these two deals should will be made to put a team to those on $5 shoe for©-$1.50 a set and similar to be to give the Browns the fastest outfield in in the field from Mont either league next season. Stone has im gomery the coming base those on $7.50 shoe for $2.50 a set. proved since he joined the Browns until he Janet Ryan ball season that will be in is a grand fielder. Hoffman is admittedly the fight for the pennant. one of the finest fielders in big league com The following players have been signed for pany at present, and the same is true of the coming season: First base, Woheleben WALDO M. CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut Street Jones. How the outfield will line up it is and Baxter; second base, Perry; shortstop. hard to say, as both Jones and Hoffman are Pepe and Kensel; catchers, Besset and Philadelphia centre fielders, while Stone plays in left. Robinson; pitchers, Almquist, Demare, Possibly Stone will be Shifted to right field, Scopp, Merryman, Stackpole and Murray; where he will be able to take it easier and outfielders, Ryan, Persons, Henline, Houtz, have less occasion to use his arm, which is Lewis and Nadeau. Manager Ryan is still poor. Jones looks most probable for centre, out after new men, and says he will soon with Hoffman for left, but it will not make a land some players who should be as good as great deal of difference how the three are any. It is going to take Manager Ryan some in the Broad Street Park lease, and in the played. The infield proposition will remain time to round out a pitcher staff, however OLD DOMINION last two years, with the new Virsrinia State the same, of course, unless Brown should Weems being the only man of last season©s League running, he has made $5,000 out make good at first. Charley Jones has play squad remaining, and he is of little ac Is the Title of a New Virginia League of his park. It is said that Donati and ed first and in a pinch he could be used at count. However, Merryman, the star slab- Atkins will have a controlling interest in that point and Yeager placed in the outfield. man from Springfield, I1L, was secured for Which Has Been Admitted to the the Petersburg and Phoebus clubs, while Nye, and. besides, Nolly, the best pitcher G. A. Booker and Dr. Louis Loeb will hav» McALEER©S DETERMINATION. of the Cotton States League, other men National Association. the Shipbuilders. Dr. R. D. Wright will b« McAleer is going to captain, as well as have been picked up for trials in the Richmond, Va., Dec. 28. The recent es interested in the Suffolk franchise. manage the Browns next season. He an spring. tablishment of the Old Dominion League is HAD EXPERIENCE. nounced that fact yesterday. He said: another evidence of the growing interest in Both Petersburg and Newport New* hav« "We are after the pennant next season. News Notes. the national pastime in Virginia. Charles already been in professional base ball. Bob Anything money can buy that will strength- W. H. Fletcher, of Nashville, Ten.. Is said tn E. Atkins, of this city, is at the head, and Pender, who managed and won the pennant : en the team we want. We have done well be the oldest magnate In base bait He is wan the league comprises the good ball towns of for Norfolk last season, once played with thus far. ©Hobe© Ferris and ©Jimmy© Wil along in the 70©s. Petersburg, Newport News, Phoebus and the Cockade City. Ed. Ashenback, who was. liams have strengthened our two©© weakest President Chambers of the Montgomery Club Suffolk. Atkins already . has his " papers with St. Paul last year, was at one time Spots. We Will stand pat On this unless we states the sale of inflelder Ball to the New York "from J. H. Farrell, secretary of the Na American Club was not a "cover-up," but a ban* at the helm of the Newport News-Hampton can land a good pitcher. We have nothing fide sale for $2,250. * tional Association of Professional Base Ball Club, of the old Virginia League. The in sight just now. The trades that there is Judge Karanagh has decided not to stand for Leagues. V. Donati, one of the oldest base league was killed by the salary and purchase any change to make don©t look good. Any the nomination for governor of Arkansas. He will ball men in the State, is a financial backer. expenditures. Petersburg, Newport News. trade or purchase that looks as if it would continue as president of the Southern league and a He owned the Phoebus and Suffolk are close together, and] strengthen us we are ready to make. Put member of the national board. FIRST SALARIED TEAM traveling expenses will be light. Travel hag this down we are after that 1908 flag. Our Billy Smith, of the Atlanta Club, says he is de cost the Virginia League thousands of do team finished strong. It was as good as any veloping a big leaguer In the person of Pitcher in Richmond, which played many years ago. lars. Richmond, Norfolk, Portsmouth ai Ford, one of the youngsters who helped Smith to For several years he owned a Richmond team in the American League at the end of land the Southern League Hag. CUdc Qtiffltb haj base ball club. Since he ceased being tat. Lqnchburg could save at least $10,OOO< UM geaaon. The man wexa working together feto V* o« Jfecd. ear f Petersburg evold to mtetttjO «w»«r of fraacbisw k* JMU k*14 an iatorwt 9X Boaattk*. JANUARY 4, 1908. SRORTIIVG

brave men, before Agamemnon, so there Beecher, N. O... 41 147 16 30 12 10 .204 SHORTSdOPS. were great ball players before Lajoie. By Gear, Montgomery 44 148 11 30 8 .. .202 Name and Club G. P.O. A. E. P.Ct. common consent Lajoie is conceded to be Benson, Shrevep©t. 91 340 32 69 19 11 .202 Benson. Shreveport ...... 59 114 180 26 .950 ROBISON©S ROLE the greatest ball player of his time. In the Richards, Memp. .137 508 57 103 12 15 .202 Atz. New Orleans...... 139 280 126 45 .940 Connors, Montg©y. 5 20 1 4 .. .. .20C Montreville, Birm©harn.107 19O 346 35 .938 physical ability to bat, to stop, to catch and Lake, Little Rock 16 55 3 11 2 1 .20r Babb, Memphis ...... 130 343 398 53 .933 ;o throw a ball he is without a peer. This E.Manning. M-N O 43 147 14 29 22 8 .197 McCormick, Nashville..... 98 203 356 41 .931 IS THAT OF A COMPULSORY ionor has been his for the last ten years McCanu, Montg©y. 32 123 7 24 5 2 .191 astro, Atlanta ...... Ill 179 269 34 .929 at least. Not since the days of Schopp. Atl.-Nash. 10 32 3 6 .187 Ball, Montgomery ...... 128 276 369 49 -.929 McKeuzie, Atl©a.. 10 32 3 6 .. .. .187 jarr, Shreveport-Nashville 77 179 189 30 .924 "STAND-PATTER/© JERRY DENNY Malarkey, Moutg©y 46 128 7 24 7 1 .187 Smith. Atlanta ...... 26 37 82 12 .90S ias there been an infielder who could han Stratton. N. O.... 67 2O4 19 38 8 7 .186 Rockenfleld, Little Rock...134 225 410 66 .904 Rapp, Shrevep©t... 82 263 17 49 4 4 .186 Oyler. Birmingham ...... 19 44 40 12 .876 dle a ball with the same ease, dexterity and Plass. Memphis .. 62 190 31 35 11 20 .184 Aleock, Birmingham ..... 35) 29 31 11 .845 certainty with either hand or both. As a Turner, Bir©m ... 38 103 10 19 1 . . .184 McElveen. Nashville...... 19 32 44 14 .844 Would Have Been Willing to Make litter, although he slumped somewhat last Fritz. New Orleans 31 16 2 2 .181 Butch. Montgomery ..... 7 20 17 7 .817 season, he is one of the greatest of his Phillips, N. O... 35 19 7 5 .177 Sing, Shreveport"...... 24 56 62 16 .812 Deals at the National Meet But ;ime. He is the one player who in the past Garvin, Bir©m ...114 375 22 66 18 2 .170 STye. Montgo.nery ...... 5 8 10 5 .782 decade has shown out head and shoulders Ratchford, Mont©y 15 51 911 .176.17.- above his mates. Yet, say twenty years Wilhelm, Bir©m .. 50 137 8 22 6 3 OUTFIELDBRS. Was Blocked by New York and lence, whan Larry has been retired and his Busch, Montg©y . . 7 23 1. ,451 .172 Name and Club G. P.O. A. B. Pet. Nye. Montgomery. 119 502 28 86 26 17 .171 Bills. Memphis ...... 8 12 2 0 1.000 name is mentioned in comparison with some Clark. Bir©m .... 38 117 10 20 1 .. .170 Srodie, Birmingham ..... 5 11 2 0 1.000 Boston, Who Absorbed Attention future star, his ability will be doubted just Orr. Little Rock.. 14 53 2 9 .169 J. Duggan, Nashville..... 10 14 0 01.000 as the cranks of to-day doubt the ability 6f Wash, Montg©v .. 41 121 6 20 4 1 .16-4 ear. Montgomery ...... 44 71 11 1 .998 Andy Leonard of the ©70s, of Charley Fer- Eyler, L. Rock... 35 122 7 20 3 3 .163 Neighbors. Memphis...... 137 301 22 4 .987 J. Duggan, Nash.. 34 93 5 15 5 .. .16] SPECIAL TO "SPORTING LIFE." cuson and Jerry Denny of the ©80s, and of Winters, Atlanta ...... 133 224 11 3 .987 Jtugh Jennings of the ©90s. Montgomery. B©m. 24 81 3 13 4 3 .160 Thiel, Memphis ...... 30 69 7 1 .985 Cleveland, O., Dec. 30. President M. Thiel, Memphis .. 30 118 15 18 3 41 .155 King. Shreveport ...... 26 51 7 1 .983 Stanley Robison, of the St. Louis National NUMBERS, NOT QUALITY. Hart, Little Rock. 25 86 4 13 2 .. .151 Gilbert. Little Rock ....136 259 18 5 .982 Bils. Memphis ... 44 147 10 22 9 4 .149 K. Manning. M©phis-N. O. 34 48 6 1 .981 League Club, is in town for the holidays. Undoubtedly there are more good ball Reagan, Bir©m ... 37 108 7 16 7 2 .14? Molesworth, Birmingham.142 358 23 7 .981 Though the Sh Louis Club players now than ever there were before, Cyler, Bir©m ..... 19 61 6 3 .. .147 :. Smith. Birmingham.. .140 244 19 5 .981 did not figure in any deals and the number will increase with the ex Latimer, N.-Bir©m 54 165 11 24 7 1 .14? Jarter, Memphis ...... 114 170 12 2 .979 at the recent National pansion of the game, which is bound to keep Weems, Montg©y.. 27 73 1 10 2 .. .136 J. Manning. Memphis.... 80 171 8 4 .978 League meeting, Mr. Robi in stride with the expansion of the country. Guese. N. Orleans. 35 110 5 15 1 4 .136 Mclvor, Shreveport...... 67 115 3 .975 son is not at all discouraged Opportunities for the development of natural Sorrell, Nashville. 41 118 S 16 3 .13f Miller, Little Rock...... 138 291 ll 8 .974 with his team©s outlook. Yerkes. Nashville. 14 38 1 5 1 .131 Jaly, Shreveport...... 131 269 20 8 .973 ability have increased a hundred fold. Clubs Hickman. Sh©ven©t 32 99 7 13 14 .131 Paskert, Atlanta ...... 139 296 30 8 .969 Said he: ©©We would have are now in quest of talent, and finding it Reeker, Shrevep©t. 29 84 4 12 3 .130 Persons, Nashville...... 88 181 10 6 .969 t»een willing to make a trade will seek to cultivate it. , Strict discipline Engle, L. Rock... 7 24 1 3 .. .125 iaston, New Orleans..;, ..140 282 29 10 .968 oi two, but every club curbs any disposition toward dissipation, Smith, Shrevep©t.. 6 25 2 3 1 .120 Dobbs, Nashville .../... .127 253 25 9 .968 that we approached wanted even if it does not effectually eradicate it. Manuel N. Orleans 48 175 13 31 1 .120 Warrender, Shreveport,. .126 193 18 S .963 our very best men. and we And yet it is doubtful if in individual per Soligau, Memphis. 6 © 37 2 2 .. .117 Apperious, Montgomery .. 24 65 13 3 .962 have no intention of weak formance the game has improved a bit in the Brodie. Bir©m ... 5 17 2 2 1 .117 S. Duggan. Nashville .. 20 25 9 1 .961 Graham, Sh©p©t... 37 115 C, 18 2 .114 Beeker, Atlanta ...... 133 186 14 8 .961 ening the team, so we de last forty years. If Andy Leonard, Charley Perdue, Nashville. 29 77 8 6 .103 Houtz, Montgomery ....132 253 16 11 .960 cided to stand pat. We have Ferguson, Jerry Denny and Hughey Jen Rowan, Atlanta... 8 20 2 .100 >istall. N. O.-M©phis.... 12 23 0 1 .958 8. Robison a team of youngsters which nings, unquestionably the greatest players of Ford. Atlanta. ... 29 71 7 1 .. .098 Henline. M©phis-Montg.. .129 234 26 11 .957 showed improvement toward their time, could come back again their Hackett. Nashv.. 8 26 222 .076 Wiseman, NjfcOiville ....133 276 25 15 .953 Cellar, Atlanta... 31 95 .073 Nadeau, N. O.-Montg... .121 211 17 11 .952 the close of the season, and which may prove ability would be recognized now as it was 27 39 1 2 .952 a surprise in the next campaign. We de then. Hu?hp«!. T,. Rock.. 6 17 .05," s©ichols, Nashville..... Mee.©ift>rt.v. L. R. 5 18 .055 Garvin,__ .__, Birmingham...___.._ ...... 11 16 3 1 .950 feated the St. Louis American League Club Maxwell, Monte©y 41 119 . alarkey, Montgomery... 19 19 0 1 .950 in the spring and fall with the greatest ease, .050 Spade. Atlanta .....:.... 14 13 5 1 .950 and this achievement was rather pleasing." Club Fielding. Bowcock, L. Rock ...... 126 190 33 13 .944 THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Owens, Memphis ...... 14 15 2 1 .944 THINKS TRADE WILL HELP. Per. 16 1 1 .944 Memphis ...... 3553 ipj^ 1Ts Baxter, Montgomery..... 9 © ©There was only one deal pulled off at Official Averages for 1907 of the Players .967 Gardner. Birmingham... .128 208 16 14 .94.1 New Orleans ...... 3549 1813 189 .966 flickert, New Orleans.... 81 139 9 10 .936 the meeting, the New York-Boston swap; of The Southern League as Compiled by Shrovpport ...... 3230 1423 176 .964 nsher, Shreveport...... 36 66 4 5 .933 and I believe it will prove beneficial to Atlanta ...... 3612 10*7 ?12 .961 McCann. Montgomery ... 32 56 12 5 .933 both clubs. New York needs a winner President Kavanaugh. Birmingham ...... 3549 1810 220 .961 Breitenstein, N. Orleans.. 46 65 4 5 .932 and was forced to make some changes ^i©ttle Rock ...... 3532 1761 231 .958 Massing. Shreveport .... 39 63 4 5 .930 Herewith are given President Kavanaugh©s Nashville ...... 3552 1571 24fi 10 1 .916 in its team. The fact that the Boston official 1907 averages of the Southern .957 Yates, Montgomery ..... 8 club had concluded to change managers Montgomery ...... 3152 1624 226 .955 Wells. Nashville ...... 14 23 3 3 .898 League players in all departments of the Hausen, Montgomery .... 16 14 3 2 .895 forced it to let Fred Tenney out, and game: Phillips,, New Orleans.... 6 5 0 .838 this made it possible to pull off a deal Individual Fielding. Hanuel. New Orleans.... 16 30 3 7 .826 between the two clubs. The exchange PITCHERS. 4 .800 Club Batting. Hardy. Nashville ...... 12 2 of players, I believe, will^ give both teams Name and Club. G. P. O. A. B. P.Ct. CATCHERS. a better standing in the race next season. Club- AB. R. H. Pet. Helm, Montgomery...... 9 t 12 0 1.000 I understand that there is Nashville ...... 4.720 514 1.179 .249 McCafferty. Little Rock... 5 0 18 0 1.000 Name of Club G. P.O. A. E. Pet Memphis .....4.109 441 1,018 .248 Fisher. Shreveport ...... 28 15 52 .985 Stark. Little Rock...... 17 80 16 1 STILL SOME CHANCE Atlanta ...... 4.491 429 1,108 .247 Suggs.. Memphis ...... 35 29 Doods, Little Rock ...... 72 307 96 5 99 .984 45 196 50 3 of a deal being pulled off between Cincin New Orleans .....4,527 454 1.072 .237 Bills. Memphis ...... 36 51 122 .982 Owens, Memphis .. Little Rock . . ...4.000 473 1.089 .2:57 Shields. Memphis ...... 12 13 37 .980 Latimer. N©vllle-Bir. 54 202 58 4 nati and New York whereby Roger Bresna- Montgomery ...... 4,475 408 1,046 .233 Wilhelm, Birmingham . 48 25 163 .979 Kunkle, Little Rock ..... 19 90 24 2 han may secure the management of the Shrevepoi t ...... 4,214 430 954 .226 J. Huggan. Nashville ... 24 12 79 .978 S, Smith. Atlanta ...... 74 342 100 10 latter club. He may be the right man for Birmingham ...... 4.633 493 1,096 .215 Haskell, Shreveport...... 22 7 43 .975 Garvin, Birmingham .... 99 448 122 13 the place, but my experience has been that Walker, Slontpomery ..... 12 5 Massing, Shreveport .... 44 198 47 6 24 .966 Graffius. Shreveport .... 27 138 41 5 there are few ball players who are qualified Mtnuel New Orleans..... 32 15 99 .966 81 12 to manage a ball team. I have had several, Individual Batting. Clark. Birmingham ...... 38 6 75 .964 Seabrough, Montgomery . 78 344 Malarkey. Montgomery.... 27 14 Matthews, N. Orleans.... 77 355 105 14 and when I appointed them the public Name and Club. G. AB. R.1B. SH. S.n. Pet. 65 .963 Burlburt. Memphis ...... 100 465 122 19 thought that I had made a ten-strike, but O©Leary. Atlanta. 8 26 10 .384 Keith. Little Rock...... 27 11 72 .963 92 13 .340 Beeker. Shrereport ...... 29 15 90 .963 Rapp. Shreveport ...... 82 308 subsequent events proved that I had made Meek, Bir...... 120 441 50 150 16 18 Reagan. Birmingham .... 37 15 Stratton, New Orleans.. 67 272 94 13 a mistake. I am not particularly strong for Fisher, Surevep©t. 04 205 21 64 6 "iii 99 .962 Hardy, Nashville ...... 65 231 70 11 Hardy, Nash.... . 92 283 33 89 8 18 Sorrell, Nashville ...... 41 20 108 .962 Hausen. Montgomery ..... 74 308 87 15 playing managers, because I believe that Atz. N. Oi©ns. .. .140 507 73 158 12 4O .©311 Weems. Montgomery .... 27 7 44 .962 O©Leary, Atlanta ...... 8 38 1O 2© they are scarcer than hen©s teeth." Bail, Montsr...... 128 4SS 59 147 21 50 .301 Breitenstein. New Orle?ns. 14 5 43 .960 Svreeney. Atlanta ...... 60 344 79 7 ^-tockdalo Mem.. H6 1\A 12 31 4 1 .298.29.© Cristall. New Orleans-Mem Lake. Little Rock ...... 16 68 16 4 S. Smith,©Atlanta.108 402 39 118 13 12 phis ...... 25 26 106 .956 Wells. Nashville ...... 82 294 Spade, Atlanta... 44 142 17 42 3 4 .205 Guese. New Orleans...... S5 14 94 .955 Orr, Little Rock ...... 14 69 OLD AND NEW. SeabOiigh. Montg.. Y©8 285 14 1T 9 5 20.i Siookdale. Memphis ..... 35 30 .955 .200 Ii Duggan. Nashville..... 33 4 58 .953 Wood.s Lit. Rock 74 255 26 75 8 4 The Pitchers© Records. The Eternal Question of Relative Superi Paskert, Atl...... 139 507 74 14 i 15 5u Hart, Little Rock...... 25 5 .952 MeElvecn, Nash.141 517 62 148 9 19 Fritz, New Orleans...... 31 21 87 .950 Name and Club G. W. L. Tie. ority of the Modern Player Over the Wells. Nash...... 96 322 35 94 5 7 Nelson. Nashville ...... 10 0 19 .950 McKenzie, Atlanta ...... Molesworth. Bir.. 142 528 89 151 13 24 C©aetleton. Atlanta...... 31 7 67 .948 Shields, Memphis ...... Exemplars of Other Days Re-Argued. Douglas. L. Rock. 122 4"i5 56 133 14 15 Kyler, Little Rock...... 35 17 124 .945 Castleton, Atlanta ...... Stark. Lil. Rock. «4 18 5 33 3 1 Zellar. Atlanta ...... 31 14 73 .945 Schopp, Atlanta-Nashville Henline, M.-M©s©y.l29 477 5S 133 18 19 Yerkes, Nashvil©e ...... 14 2 29 .939 Manuel, New Orleans.... By Frank S. Hough. Mclvor. is©port 234 21 (id Scbopp. Atlanta-Nashville 10 10 31 .931 Keith, Little Rock ...... Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 30. Probably the Walters, L. Uock 36 10 Walsh. Montgomery ..... 41 18 84 .927 Walters. Little Rock..... Carline, S©port 51 6 14 Walters, Little Kock...... 10 3 22 .925 most fruitful theme of discussion among Buchanan. Little Rock.... 13 Wilhelm. Birmingham ... those sportively inclined is, has been and Lister, B. -Nash... 134 443 52 120 12 5 33 .925 Phillips. New Orleans.... L)a;y, S port...... 131 4!J2 06 131 16 21 McKenzie. Atlanta ...... 10 24 .925 Hughes, Little Rock ..... doubtless will be until the Babb. Mvmwbis..l30 4!I3 50 13.< 15 ^4 Maxwell. Montgomery.... 41 15 94 .923 Ford, Atlanta ...... end of time a comparison of Apperious, Mont.. 24 93 7 25 1 5 Ford. Atlanta ...... 29 ?7 77 .920 Spade, Atlanta ...... ithletes past and present. Page. L. Rock... 131 48S 68 133 18 28 Hickman. Shreveport ..... 32 15 101 .920 Zellar, Atlanta ...... \nd probably it is the least Neighbors, M©his.137 501 63 1 !4 11 20 Turner. Birmliisrham ..... 38 11 91 .918 Hart, Little Rock ...... productive of convincing re J. M©ine, M©phis. 80 302 37 81 9 23 Lakoff. Little Rock...... 7 1 9© .909 Nelson, Nashville ...... sults, for the reason, that Cross. N. Or©ns.. 86 337 40 90 9 11 I©hillips. New Orleans..... 29 20 70 .909 Suggs, Memphis ...... owing to changes in condi Beeker, Atlanta.. 133 483 77 128 18 If Spade. Atlanta ...... 30 11 74 .904 Cristall, N. Orl©ns-Memp. James. M©phis.... 70 260 23 69 6 8 Hushes. Little Rock..... 6 0 8 .888 Guese, Ne.w Orleans...... tions and rules, there is Win tors. Atlanta. 13! 468 63 124 34 1-i Rowan. Atlanta ...... 8 4 11 .882 Fisher, Shreveport ...... really no method by which De M©tre©le. Bir..107 400 65 105 46 U Graham. Shreveport ...... 37 24 92 .878 Eyler. Little Rock ...... accurate comparisons may (Jralliu*. S©p©t.... 27 92 H> ,24 4 .. Perdue. Nashvillo ...... 20 7 55 .826 Houtz, Muntg.... .132 480 08 124 Gaskell. Shreveport ...... be made. Base ball fans, VMM©Uiau N©viUel42 6.-,4 85 j.VS ]o 23 .2,18 FIRST BASEMEN. Maxwell, Montgomery ... 37 fans who have been chasing Gardner. Bir..... 128 477 53 122 16 21 .255 Name and Club G. P.O. A. E. P.Ct. Clark. Birmingham ...... the game since the palmy C. Smith, Bir....140 520 64 133 31 24 .255 Stark, Little Rock...... 14 148 6 1 .993 Bills. Memphis ...... clays of Al Reach, A. (i. Morse, N©ville.... 84 XM 31 77 7 10 .2i)4 Cary. Memphis ...... 1381.552 114 14 .990 Stockdale. Memphis ..... Spalding, George Wright, .254 Sn brie. New Orleans...... 130 1463 62 17 .988 Fritz. New Orleans ..... A. J. Reach .253 Malarkey. Montgomery .. Cal McVey, Andy Leonard Hardy. Nashville ...... 13 122 10 2 .985 Beeker, Shreveport ...... Dick McBride, Wes Fisler. Devlin and many .253 I-if-ter, Birm.-Nashville... 124 1198 92 30 .984 .252 Fox, Atlanta ...... 139 1305 100 24 .983 Hickman, Shreveport .... others whose names were as household .251 Hausen. Montgomery .... 11 104 8 2 .982 Sorroll, Nashville ...... words thirty-five years ago,, will not admit Hurlburt, M©phis.lOO 351 18 .250 Meeks, Birmingham ...... 1141182 73 23 .982 Graham, Shreveport ..... that they were not the peers of any of Can-. S©p©t-N©v©e..l2,3 455 40 113 15 .248 Clark. Shreveport...... 136 1307 104 29 .979 .T. Duggan. Nashville..... the present-day stars. Rockeufield. L.R..134 479 69 123 10 10 .247 Hackett, Nashville ...... 8 79 6 2 .977 Turner, Birmingham .... Lver. Atlanta.... 136 484 58 120 16 13 .247 Baxter Montgomery ...... 114 1066 89 26 .977 Weems, Montgomery .... 10 13 IN BETWEEN. M©ohews.© N. Or©ns 78 266 23 66 i 7 .2111 Wall. Nashville ...... 26 246 29 7 .975 Walsh, Montgomery ..... 38 24 Then take another set of cranks, cranks Bostein N.Or©ns. 8 228 19 56 17 b .245 Ratchford. Montgomery... 15 136 9 Perdue. Nashville ...... 11 15 not quite so ancient, (hose whose blood was Perry, Montg.... .141 494 60 121 20 26 .245 Breitenstein. New Orleans. 8 83 Reagan. Birmingham .... Clark. S©port. ....136 403 43 113 11 11 .244 Douglas. Little Rock.... .122 3315 70 Helm. Montgomery ...... made to bound rapidly through their veins Carv. Memphis... 138 50o 37 123 22 8 .243 F Dugzan, Nashville .... by the performance of Charley Ferguson, Ed Shields, Memphis. 14 37 3 9 2 2 .243 SECOND BASEMEN. Buchanan. Little Rock . . Williamson, Fred Pfeffer, John Ward, Roger Gascon N Or us.140 50,-) 43 123 3<> 28 .243 Name and Club G. P.O. A. Breitenstein, New Orleans Connor, Fred Dunlap, Jimmy Fogarty, Jerry Fox. Atlanta..... 139 493 55 120 62 16 .243 Lewee, SUreveport .... 135 399 358 Lakoff. Little Rock ...... Denny, Ned Hanlon, Sam Thompson, Buck Baxter. Montg.... 123 449 45 108 3i 2. .212 Perry, Montgomery ... 5 22 9 Rowan. Atlanta ...... Ewing, John Clements, Joe Mulvey and Miller L Rock.. 138 506 56 122 19 2b .241 Csrr. Shrev.-Nashville.. .. 14 48 45 Walker, Montgomery .... Gilbert, I.. Rock.. 136 488 66 117 52 32 .239 Jordan, Atlanta ...... 127 386 359 Yerkes, Nashville ...... others who were the stars in the ©80s, vou Walker, Montg... 13 34 2 S 2 Gatins. New Orleans.. ..136 332 407 never could get them to confess that they Howcock. L. Kock.l3f 504 40 118 1, -8 ©.231 Walters. Birmingham . .142 332 435 could, not trim the present-day stars. And Persons, Nashville. 88 330 48 77 14 oo .^33 James, Memphis ...... 70 153 171 NEW ENGLAND NEWS. twenty years from now, when the present .299 Morse, Nashville 84 223 203 generation of cranks gather in the places Nadp©a©ulj Ntl1>1^M© "l23 475 38 109 12 20 .229 P?ss, Memphis ...... 58 110 143 Not a player was drafted by a New England where the sports of that day may congre Gatiiis © N© 0.....136 448 53 103 26 24 .229 Nye. Montgomery .112 309 322 League club. \ gate, they will £"rr-f©Aleock rviBir©m.... "t^..... ni130 AM514 as47 12-5« > •>•»11 28-i-i .228 Hausen. Montgomery . . 20 43 47 As usual, the veteran "Billy" Hamilton Is winter Atlanta...U4 403 38 .228 Bowcock. Little Rock.. 15 19 ing in Clinton and is Jn the finest possible shapa. HARP EVERLASTINGLY .227 Page. Litrle Rock...... 341 378 .226 Nichols. Nashville ...... a* 78 The date of the annual mestinsr of the league on the merits of Lajoie, Wagner, Collins, .226 E. Manning. Memphis- ha? been fbr^d for Saturday. .Tan. 11. at the Ameri Harry Davis, Kid Elberfeld, Sherwood Ma- .225 New Orleans...... 9 23 32 can House, Boston, at 12 o©clock noon. gee, Elmer Flick/ Topsy Hartsel, Stone, Sweenev. Atlanta. 66 19rt 12 14 11 .225 Wiseman, Nashville ..... 9 20 22 Manager Val Bason, the new manager of the Lawrence Club, has visited that city and been in Frank Chance, Kling, Tinker. Willie Keeler, McCormick. Nash. 98 361 3< 81 11 .224 THIRD BASEMAN. Isbell and the dozens of others who have Nichols, Nashville 61 219 22 49 1 .223 conference with President Arundel shaping things made so much history in the last few years, Nelson Nashville. 10 27 1 6 . . .222 Name and Club G. P.O. for 1008. ; and will compare them with the then stars, Castleton, Atlanta 31 90 6 20 5 .222 Cross. New Orleans...... 86 ©99 Frank Oonnautfiton has not yet landed for next Buchanan. L. Koo: 15 41 4 9 .219 Hoffmaii. Atlanta ...... 7 19 and to the latter©s disadvantage. And so Lewee Shrevep©t..l35 502 48 110 20 lo .219 Hess. Little Rock ...... ©137 it follows, one generation of cranks, when KiDR Shrevep©t...l27 455 60 100 13 20 .219 Perry, Montgomery ...... 136 it gets hitting on the heels of the next, al SugRs. Memphis... 36 115 -t .w 1 1 .217 Broiithers, New Orleans. ways maintaining that the players of the Oweni. Memphis.. 59 189 19 » - © .217 McEHveen, Nashville .... 11 .215 Richards. Memphis . ...; Lowell has signed a new manager in Arthur W. present are not so skillful as were those of Hausen. Montg©y. 121 392 28 Daly, who was with Montpeller last season. He the olden time. Brouthers, N, O.. .16 65 3 ,-. ^ •* .215 King. Shreveport ...... Yates. Montg©y... S 28 2 632 ,233 Beecher. New Orleans.... will replace Frank Shannon, but the latter will be INDIVIDUAL EXCELLENCE. Lakoff Little Rock 7 19 2 4 .... .210 Carr, Shreveport-Nashville 32 continued at short where he played as good a game Warrenrler, Sh©p©t.132 518 53 <08 13 19 .20f Dyer. Atlanta ...... ;. 136 as in his, palmiest days, Those who are inclined to think that, E Duggan. Nash.. 55 144 9 .SO 3 .. .208 Benson. Shreveport ...... 32 Terms have been a©cep+ed with the varlo©.is clubs because of the vast increase in the number Cristall M.-N. O.. 39 130 9 27 2 3 .207 Caiiin, Shreveport ...... 14 as follows: With Lawrence. H. J. Christ, .). T. c>t clubs and leagues during the past twenty Hess Little Rock. 137 493 39 108 25 22 .207 Connors. Montgomery .... 5 Tobin, M Kiley. Arthur Maybohm, William An- ^ears, there must be a corresponding in- Hoffrnan. Atlanta. 8 29 . . 6 2 .. .206 Aleock. Birmingham ...... 124 derberg. Frank Vrecland, James Barley; with New rea.se in the individual quality of the play- Wall, Nashville .26 92 8 19 1 .. .206 Montgomery. Birmingham. 21 Hsdroid, T. J. Laughlin; with Lyirn. Leo. J. Har- should remember that as there were Helm. Montg©y .. 12 34 3 711 .205 Smith. Shreveport ...... 0 risou. 1O SRORTIIVQ JANUARY 4, 1908.

DEVOTED TO BfiSE BALL MEN UNO MEASURES " WITH MALICE TOWARD IVO/VE ANO CHARITY FOR ALL "-Editor Fransis G. Richter.

Without arguing the point we may ask what ment and steadiness, at least, of the per pires In the National and the American Leagues are a credit to the game. They are picked men, quali avails that they do anything and every sonnel of latter-day base ball teams. fied in every way for their positions. If such men SPORTING LIFE thing but bat to an average of .300? Out- cannot umpire a game of ball correctly, I ask in all fairness, who can? Yours truly, A WEEKLY JOURINAL fielders are of little use to a team, from a That "grand old man" of the game, CHARLES LEGGE, . game-winning standpoint, unless they are pitcher Cy Young, has signed a 1988 Bos No. 962 Third avenue. devoted to exceptionally good batsmen. One need go ton contract. That will be his nineteenth Contains Everything Needful. Base Ball, Trap Shooting and no further for confirmation of assertion year as a base ball player. May he last Elinzabeth, N. J., Dec. 20. Editor "Sporting General Sports nineteen more years is the sincere wish of Life:" I have read your "Sporting Life" for the than to point to the Detroit trio, Cobb, last four years, and would say it is a great pleasure Crawford and Jones, and to the Athletic every lover of clean, honest sport which can to me, for I find in it everything I want. Yours FOUNDED APRIL, 1883. trio, Hartsel, Oldring and Seybold the two produce such an exemplar as Cyrus Denton truly, JOSEPH SMITH. teams which made the American League Young, a man without reproach. race this year such a thriller. Looking over PRESS POINTERS. Trade-marked by the Sporting Life Pub. Co. Another little league, on purely State lines, Entered at Philadelphia Post Office the National League teams it will be seen has entered the base ball family, Secretary as second class matter that the Chicago outfield as a whole out Probability of a Later Major League Opening Farrell, of the National Association, having classes all others. It may be accepted as Nest Spring. served noticed that "the Old Dominion From New York "Sun." " Published by an absolute fact, nine times in ten, that a League, embracing the territory o;E Newport The Schedule Committees of the two big Leagues losing team is weak in batting, and that will .meet at Cincinnati on January 6, during a News, Petersburg,. Phoebus and Suffolk, Va., invariably that weakness begins with, or is session , of the National Gommlssir- ©"© ^.:it.{tlme has © qualified for membership in Class D." the. committees .will, agree teata© o ©most 34 South Third Street wholly or partially dne, .to an outfield ©.that important dates© for next Seiso:; ii" club will open and how" the holidays < . plijms PHILADELPHIA, PA., LI. S. A. cannot, or does not, bat up to or ©beyond will be©allotted. The work of .the ctlnimittees :wlll© be ratified -by the big. Leagues, ..whichj 4ili meet here: on the accepted .300 standard. A DIFFERENT PROPOSITION; Feb. 15, two weeks earlier-. than I^eajgues a-,-farcical© affair. ©That is EDWARD C. STARK...... ;..^.iBusiness Manager A; VicksDufg, Miss., despatch ;the other major leagues - should not base their opinion why.the American Leaguers want ,to avoid a repe day conveyed the following curiously "in too much on the©achievement of the Ameri tition, .in justipe to. bqth fans and players. © , © Subscription Rates teresting bit of news: can League in ©carrying to a successful con clusion its battle with the National a few A Little Hint to A. W. LawBon. (Ono Tear...... $2.00 "A base ball player Is a ©laborer,© not a. pro Six Months...... 1.25 fessional man, according to Circuit Judge Birchett, years ago. Conditions are decidedly different From Philadelphia "North American." who has decided that pitcher Bishop, of the Vicks- from what they were then. At the present There is now an unusual amount of talk of rival Three Months...... 65c burg Cotton States League Club, was immune from time the two major leagues are popular with leagues. One combination is giving President Pul Canadian Postage, 50 cents extra per year. garnishment proceedings under the State law." the masses of fans. Their affairs have been liam sleepless nights. The circuit embraces Celina, well conducted the last few years, the sport Ohio; Berwick, Pa.; Cohces, N. Y.; Saginaw, Mich.; Foreign Postage, $1.00 extra per year. And yet most of these "laborers" earn Harper©s Ferry, W. Va.; Elkton, Md.; Waterbury, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. in six months salaries exceeding those of has prospered immensely under their super Conn., and Bath, Maine. vision, and the average professional man in a year; FEW GRIEVANCES Danger for Sunday Ball Looming. and many enjoy incomes equalling the sal against the base ball powers exist Either From St. Louis "Sporting News." aries of Judges, Congressmen, Governors, among the fans or the players. At the time The Sunday-closing of amusement resorts Is so Senators, and even Cabinet Officers 1 Oh the American League took up the cudgel of general that there is reason to apprehend an© at- temjpt to prevent Sabbath games in this and other well, the judicial ermine does not al war the old National League had reached the lowest ebb in its career. It was rent by cities recognized as Sunday towns next year. The ways cover wise men, learned though they club owners of St. Louis and Kansas City will ask internal dissension, the players were eager Missouri©s Supreme Court to pass on their privi may be in the maze of conflicting laws for an opportunity to©secede, and the confi lege to conduct games in accordance with the doc afflicting this judge-ruled nation. dence of the general©public was considerably trine laid down in the Neet case by that tribunal. alienated. The American League started in A member of the loeil. bar states that he fears However, absurd judicial rulings are so that when it is represented to the Justices, of the by immediately remedying some of the faults Supreme Court that admission is charged to Atrori- common as to evoke not more than passing most prominent in the old organization, con ©cb.il and National League games on -Sunday in this comment. With 40,000 laws on our statute spicuous among them being the failure to city, that they will hold that professional base ball uphold the authority of the umpires on the is an amusement and not a recreation, and there PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY 4, 1908 books, with 40,000 varying or conflicting fieldi for which Magnate Freedman, of the fore on the same plane with theatrical entertain- rr.ents against which the .present crusade is waged. judicial interpretations thereof, and with New York Club, was largely responsible. The It is_ almost assured, towever. that the police com not .one lawyer in a million sure of what public was quick to appreciate the good missioners of this city and Kansas City will not be RENEWAL OF CREDENTIALS. work accomplished by the invaders, who active in the anti-Sunday ball movement, and it is the law on any subject is, what©s the use gained popularity right at the outset. It is tj be hoped that the anti-amusement agitation in All correspondents of the "Sporting Life" of a layman taking seriously any judicial hard, to see where secessionists at this State will soon subside. decision that does not directly- affect himself? tore requested to return their credentials for THE PRESENT TIME Include Hugh Jennings, Please. We extend to Circuit Judge Birchett the would have any such conditions in their renewal for 1908." Prompt compliance with From Philadelphia "Press." assurance of our most distinguished con favor. : They would have the support, of There is an old saying In base ball to the effect- this request is necessary in order to facili sideration, and we, in common with en course, of a considerable element which al that it is poor policy to advance a man from the ways sympathizes with an effort to com ranks to be manager of a team. The old saying tate the annual labor of reorganizing the tire base ball profession, accept, with men pete against a stronger and wealthier or can hardly affect future owners of clubs, for ganization and of the players, too, so long Jimmy Collins, of the Boston Americans; Fred correspondence corps, which is. by the way, tal reservation, his learned opinion that a Clark, of the Pirates; Frank Chance, of the Cubs, base ball player is a "laborer." The play as there appeared any possibility of the war and Fielder Jones, of the White Sox, wers all ad ^uite a task, owing to the immense number keeping tip salaries, but in the main the vanced from the ranks and won pennants. ers won©t care a fig about their classification opportunity is nothing like as favorable as 0f contributors the "Sporting Life" has so long as they "get the money," and the it was at the time Johnson, Comiskey, and Only One Capital Offense. Judge need not care as he probably-receives their associates broke away from the charm upon its staff. Failure to return the old ed circle in 190i. From Philadelphia "Record." almost as much as a first class player. Apropos to Mr. Herrmann©s speech at the Mur credentials will be considered a declination phy banquet during the Nation-U League meeting, Where the Judge gets the worst of it is that Mr. Herrmann should have adde dthat in cases ftf further service as correspondent. he must work a great deal harder for his WISE SAYINGS OF GREAT MEN. where a club has caused a player to be blacklisted without having just cause there should be a severe stipend than a star ball playing "laborer." penalty for the action of the club. Why .shouldn©t *Divorce has prevented many a marriage the player Mr. Herrmar.n was referring to have his JUST HUMAN. Perhaps that rankled in the Judge©s mind from being a failure. J. B. K. E. Roberts. bade salary for a year? Why should there be a when he made his remarkable classification. llackllst, anyway, except for players who are found President Comiskey, of the Chicago White *Too many high balls won©t improve the to be guilty of crooked playing? If a player vio tenor©s liquid tones. Charles Dooin. lates a contract or refuses to play with a certain Box, who has had twenty-five years© experi club, a suspension or a fine would be ample pun- ence in handling base ball players, makes the *A pessimist is a man who doesn©t expect ibhment. The blacklist will not help base ball one NEEDLESSLY CONFUSING. his hopes to be realized, even when he hopes bit. In some cases, especially among the minor observation that ball players are "queer for the worst. William Rankin. leagues, the player has just cause for kicking over creatures," and figures out that it takes a Secretary Farrell, of the National Asso the traces, and there should be a place he can carry *Breezy conversation is often merely hot Ins grievances to ?nd get, a "sQuare. deal." genius to handle© a ball team with success. ciation, has officially promulgated the Iowa air. Al W. Lawson. Here are some of Comiskey©s .alleged ob League©s change of title to "The Central *The club man may have a steady income Better Late Than Not At All. :-.-: Association,©* and its transfer of the. Mar- and still come in rather unsteadily. An servations on the subje©cf: © : © © » drew Stevenson.© © From.New York ".Globe." © ; © ; * © ©- "At best, managing "a ;. ball club Is a hard job shalltown franchise to Kekanee, 111. ;The tit ..That property olive branch, yihich has©been ©pfslsd ©A skillfur leader, one w.ho understands ajl kinds *The fault-finder seldom practices on him by .President Johnson to Owner Corniske^ ©scr often of men, and knows how to handle them, is needed ular change was deemed necessary from the self. Joseph Vila". . , was brought into play again last Thursday, when to fit the job. And-" even men possessing these fact that the League, had taken two©Illinois the pair went through the formality of m&Mhg .up. requisites often fall to taake good. A ball player *For every man who is willing to believe Ban and Commy light all season and. then; .settle is the hardest Individual on . earth to handle towns into membership. .The League should the truth there are a dozen eager to believe tuelr .Quarrel :at the winter meeting for a littls while. If you try to be friendly with him, as a rule have selected soine other title:than the one it a lie. -Jimmy Callahan. . you will find him unwillin g to listen and a.1- adopted, owing to confusing similarity to the *The deep-voiced opera singer as well as Virile Even in Old Age. ; wajts ready to bid ydu adieu. If you ignore him From: Brooklyn "Eagle." . © : ;. completely he is the sorest person on earth; thinks name of the established Central League, inas the ball player may make a base hit. you slight Ills ability. Try to congratulate some Charley Atherton. In -a letter to the base ball magnates Henr? Chad- player after he has made a startling catch or much as few people pay attention to or wick, "the father of base ball,"- says this about the cleared the bags with a home run. Nine times *The fellow who goes looking for trouble necessity of curbing the tendency toward outlawry: out of ten he will give you the frostiest kind of remember the difference between "league" shouldn©t burn his bridges behind him. "The organic structure of a governmental power, to a reception and make you feel cheaper than a and "association." Under the circum Mike Cantillon. be thoroughly effective in its practical operation, two-cent turndown at a collar sale. Some ball necessarily must be, in a measure, arbitrary in its players are as natural as most other humans, but stances the National Board would have done *A sound argument doesn©t always make action, especially in a case where the basis of the the majority of them are inclined to overestimate well to have withheld approval of the title se the most noise. Harry C. Pulliam. government is to promote and conserve the best their own ability and value to their club. No two *Some people are so busy planning for interests of the organization it represents." The game ball players are alike. Some are always grouchy, lected. Anyhow, it was not necessary to change may get a little past Papa Henry, but we cannot BOIUS quiet, others of a happy-go-lucky nature, the future that they are blind to the present. see that any of the modern erudite critics has any and still others are ready to complain and find an established name for the reasons given. George Tebeau. thing on him for diction. fault with everybody and everything." The New York League with two clubs in *It takes a certain amount of strength Mr. Comiskey is talking from the mana Pennsylvania, and the "Connecticut League even to turn over a new leaf. Eddie Mc- Will Yet Be Base Ball Eivals. gerial standpoint. He was once a ball with two clubs in Massachusetts, wisely Farland. From Pittsburg "Telegraph." That the Japs are becoming proficient in. bass player, and a great one, but we presume he clung to their original titles without harm ball Is evidenced by the fact that the Lowell High cannot adjust himself now to that period of School base ball team in San Francisco has a Jap ful effect, and the Iowa League should have PUBLIC OPINION. battery. his career like the man who, in handling followed those successful precedents. _ o The Utter Foolishness of Fan Abuse of the boys, forgets that he was once a boy. We THE DON©T-KNOW MAN. believe that ball players are no different Honest Umpires. in the main from their fellow men under TIMELY TOPICS. Brooklyn, Dec. 30. Editor "Sporting Life:"_ New York "Sun." Have you ever noticed the so-called base ball fan similar varying conditions of environment Beware of the man where©er you go The disposition manifested by base ball who finds his chief pleasure at a game of ball in Who frankly admits he "doesn©t know." and rearing. If so many ball players are abusing the umpires? This particular fan will go al players in recent years to marry as soon as most into hysterics if some player simply makes a More dangerous he to great and small hard to handle it is, because they are spoiled fair hit. If the runner is called out on close decis Than one who thinks he knows it all. assured of their : ability to Tiold© .their Own ion he will promptly denounce the umpire in loud even in the budding by the public and the in fairly well-paid company deserves, en tones, whereas he; was in no-position at all to-judge Upon the turf you©ll hear him say . . complaining magnates and managers. the play correctlj. During the remainder of the "I©d bet if I but knew which way;"© couragement, .;for< thje reason that r marriage game the -pool- of&;ial- is made-the object of his sar But as the race goes on you©ll see improves the player and by so much elevates castic and -vicious-comment. By abusing the um He©ll-pick©two winners out of threa. pire, he considers ,-jiimself smart, but he reveals him CHIEF REQUISITE. the standard of the .sport. A decade ago self Hi a ba;d ligli|. . Hi©s .inane remarks testify" toUiis In- business- deals he©ll still move slow, thoughtless "mind and the simplicity of his intelli There©ll be no bluster, fuss or.show, bachelors were- in ;,y.ast.: majority ;,©in:, every gence. Although - only a spectator,"- he. jumps in--the But when the "know It all" goes down The Cleveland Club claims to have in Bir major league team;-" today -the ,b:enedicts aii- and- make an" fas"-of h©iaiself oVer the .most -sifn- The "don©t know man" will own the. town. mingham, Flick© and Hirrchman an outfield far outnumber .©the, ."unattached and : irre pie..:play,:,and then has the presumption to criticise And at the game when others smile . the, experienced umpire - who is calnf and steady, Upon his .Innocence the while, . whose equal on a whole, as . a throwing out sponsible single, men; which-larg^y accounts although© burdened i with the . responsibilities of his He©ll take the winnings ; just the same field, does not exist, and has never .existed. for the sianifest : improvement iri - deport onerous . position.. Some, .of these © knockers couldn©t Although he "doesn©t -know the game." even give the deflation of a foul strike. .The um I.. S. WATEKHOUSa. JANUARY 4, 1908. 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more than glad. Browne would be a great can©t be touched, and a first baseman who The largest crowd that has attended any help to the Brooklyn nine. He is not plays the bag better than most of them. I game recently has been 2300, which the through as a ball player of high class. guess that he can take a chance on his Giants and Almendares drew on Dec. 8. IN BROOKLYN New York did not let him go because he pitchers. I know that I would, and I reck has seen his best, but for the reason that on that he won©t fall asleep when it comes THE CUBAN LEAGUE McGraw believed he had worried himself to giving Bresnahan a running mate behind season will probably open on Jan. 1 as THE FUTURE OF SOME PLAYERS too much over his inability to play as he the bat." usual, but nothing definite has been done to thought he should. Browne is a splendid LOCAL MOVEMENTS. date. The next meting is to be held Dec. young fellow with a nervous disposition. It is quite sure that the seating capacity 22, when all arrangements for the coming IS PROBLEMATIC He got it into his head that he had lost of Washington Park will be increased next season wil be completed. At present it looks his knack to hit the ball well on the Polo year, and that the bleachers for the twenty- like there would be but three teams in the Ground. In fact he said so himself. He five cent admissions will be placed in center league Almendares, Havana and Fes. Mat- declared that everything was against him in field. It is pointed out that every National anzas has in an application for membership What Will the (M Do With the way of background and was willing to League city, except Brooklyn, uses center .and may be awarded a franchise, but this make a change for that reason. He might field for twenty-five cent seats, and it is seems doubtful because the management at Jimmy Casey and How Will come to- Brooklyn and hit over .300 without very likely that Brooklyn will fall in line Matanzas insists that every game played by the least trouble. Naturally he is a .300 and adopt the custom which prevails else the home team be played at Matanzes. hitter, but he is one of those players in where. There is some talk of an Ail-American team Pitcher Scanlon Fare in the whom temperament counts for much, and When the stands are altered there will be being placed in the field under the name where other men could of the Fes, and as Mr. Linares has the better accommodations for the fifty cent Fes franchise such a thing is not impossi Spring the Present Questions* TAKE TEMPORARY REVERSES patrons than ever before and improved seats. ble. Should an with equanimity it is out of the question There will be more exits, and more entran^ for Browne to do so I don©t believe that ces, ©and in the future the congestion, which ALL-AMERICAN TEAM BT JOHN B. FOSTER. Kelley will let Browne get away. He thinks has been very great at Washington Park be placed in the race tney will be com Brooklyn, N. Y., Dec. 3O. Editor "Sport too much of the part that* he may play in on holidays and Saturdays, will probably posed of colored players, most of whom the batting order of the Boston team, and be abated by much more satisfactory ar will be picked from the Philadelphia Giants, ing Life": This "Jimmy" Casey prob rangements for handling crowds. lem is about as elusive as a summer girl he will be only too willing to have a fast although Manager Molina, of Havana, claims and capable man to hit second for him. If The Brooklyn management is confident he has signed Hill, Winston, "Home.Run" at Atlantic City. When you that the team will make a good showing think that you have all the Browne cannot be secured from Boston, it Johnson and Davis of the Giants to play is possible that Brooklyn may get one of in a good race to be held this year, and is with the Havanas the coming season. At stories in line, and that two doing everything that it can to give Brook or three deals have been the other outfielders that Boston will have a recent meting of the Cuba League di to release, and Bates, at least, appears as lyn better base ball in 1908, than the team rectors it was voted to allow every team made, there comes along gave in 1906, or 1907, and both of those something more from either if might play quite a lot of ball, for the in the league to play as many Americans Brooklyn nine, should he be the man to be years were far above the average of what as they desired there is no limit and noth Canada or Brooklyn, and Brooklyn had prior to the new regime. upsets all the carefully obtained through the consent of the Bos ing to prevent an All-American team enter thought out base ball strat ton manager. ing the race. This decision of the directors egy. The latest is that Toron THAT BIG DEAL. FUNNY MIX-UP is sure to cause trouble in the end, for the to has not secured Casey, There has been about as much discussion Cubans and Americans can not play ball but is trying very hard to over the New York-Boston trade in this Many Complications in Event of a New in harmony. The result will be that several do so, but not to manage city as there has been in New York to Cuban ball players who play a fair game the team, but to play third Base Ball War. will be put of jobs and their places will be John B. Fatter judge by the gossip that floats around base base. Don©t know as the ball circles in the neighborhood of the City There would be a funny mix-up should the filled with American colored players from doctor would be so willing to go to Tor Hall. There are some who think that New American Association decide to enter Chicago the States. onto if he were not to be made the man York got the better of the "swap," and and cause a base ball war with the major THE ALMENDARES CLUB ager. It is one thing to be the head of others who believes that Kelley got more leagues. George Tebeau owns the Louisville absolutely refuses to have one American a team in the Canadian city, and another out of it. ©Patsy" Donovan, the Brooklyn and Kansas City Clubs and also Denver in on their team, and will put the same team to be only the third baseman. Toronto manager, takes a common sense view of the Western League. C. S. Havenor, of in the field that won the championship last could use a third baseman and very likely the matter. "©It seems to me," said he, Milwaukee, has the Brewers and also an in- one of the caliber of Casey wWild go a long season. The Havanas want four Americans way toward helping the Canadians to win and the Fes are likely to have an entire the championship again, but that isn©t just team of Americans. Thus the Cubans wno a sure sign that Casey will go to Toronto. are out of a job will be sure to create trouble. "Mike" Kelly beat Casey to , the man In a few years there will be no Cubans in agerial job in the Canadian city. Must the league at all and every team will be be that the name of Kelly had a good sound composed of American players. The Amer to the owners of the team, who came to By William F. Kirk. icans who are to play in the league should the conclusion that it would be wiser to be limited. follow tradition with the same name, even THE WEATHER CONDITIONS if they could not have the same manager, The Base Ball Poet sat in his cheerless apartment alone with his thoughts for base ball here in the winter are ideal, and hence signed the western chap to the lonely, oh. so lonely! © . ,, , . , , . ... There has not been a scheduled game post task of being all the show. The library in which he lounged was plainly, yet tastefully, furnished. A solid, square mission table stood stolidly in the centre of a creaky floor, its legs resting poned for two seasons, and this year bids RIVALRY WITH SHEEHAN. on a well-known rug a rug that showed the wear and tear of age and still retained fair to be no exception to the rule. It If Casey is a member of the Brooklyn traces of its former beauty. On the walls were sundry pictures and prints Washing would be an ideal place for one of the big team next year there are some who won ton Crossing the Delaware," "Washington Almost Winning a Pennant, Napoleon s league clubs to train in the spring and the der whether he will get the job of playing Retreat from Moscow" and "Griffith©s Retreat from Montana,© all peering down at the management of the ball park would gladly third base, or whether it will be turned Base Ball Poet, who placed them where they were. pay all expenses for a team to come here over to Sheehan. From all accounts, if Casey Without, a terrific storm was raging. The flying flakes of snow that blinded the and train. A little work would put the is back with the folks at Washington Park, eyes of stray pedestrians, the weird howling of the wind from over the Palisades, the grounds in excellent condition and it is sure he will have a chance to fight the position gentle whir of the gas meter, and the infinitesmal snores of the sheltered cockroaches in that any team that comes here would benefit out with Sheehan, and whoever of the pair by the weather conditions and would not lose the kitchen these stirred the Base Ball Poet©s Muse to action, and in the words and even one day©s practice. Several of the makes the most of the Spring practice, figures following, he wrote: will be put on the base when the regular Cuban papers are publishing notices calling i championship season begins. That is as it Dead Autumn©s leaves are whirling to the ground. attention of the public to the fact that should be. In addition to that it is just Young Winter©s flakes are gaily following suit, the portraits of such noted players as Nig possible that both players will be needed Across the lea the northern zephyrs bound, Clarke, George McQuillin and other players when it comes to getting busy for the year. And vainly do I strive to tune my lute. who have played here are published in the Inasmuch as Casey can hit the ball not Oh, how it blows! The night grows bitter cold, "Sporting Life." Whenever there is any a little, it has been suggested that the doc And tears unbidden trickle through my lids, reading matter about players who have been tor might make something of an outfielder Bring back, bring back, Oh Muse, the days of old, here it is translated and printed in Spanish, if he ever cares to take up the base ball When New York©s Giants were the Candy Kids! thus showing the great interest that is burden in that position. He certainly can taken in base ball in Cuba. cover quite a lot of ground with those Three years ago it seems but yesterday rapid fire legs of his, and as he makes some The Giants were the greatest of the great; AMERICAN ASSOCIATION AFFAIRS. Tattling good catches of foul flies, now The crowds that hustled out to see them play and then, he might surprise himself by Were sorely pressed to wiggle through the gat«. The Columbus Club secures outright pitcher BBtt making a fast outfielder. Brooklyn needs In those glad hours I scaled Paranassus© heights, and outflelders Krueger and Odwell from Cincin another good hitting outfielder, and a worse Singing of Mathewson©s terrific speed; , nati Club. man than the doctor might fill the position In those glad hours I gave McGraw his rights, President Pulliam has promised President Bryee at one point of the outer garden. In case But now, alas! my Muse has gone to seed. to be in Columbus on the opening of the American the short man were wanted so badly by Association season. Toronto, that the Canadians were willing to To sing, or not to sing that is the question; ©.©. Harry Hay, who pitched for Dunkirk, Ind., and pay a fair price for his release, and in Whether ©tis nobler for a bard to praise, Van Wert. O., last season, has been signed by clude in the transaction the release of Mc- the Indianapolis Club. Or, in the throes of chronic indigestion, After a month©s illness. Bill Armour, owner of Ginley, Toronto©s right hand pitcher, at To knock McGraw©s (and Griffith©s) pennant plays. the Toledo Club, is out and around again. He has the close of the coming season, it isn©t It©s pretty hard to knock our New York leaders, been a pretty sick man. improbable that Brooklyn would consent to And harder stil to do the boosting thing. Catcher Heinie Peltz, of the Louisville Club, has the change. Reflect upon my plight, my gentle readers j- been appointed a Street Inspector in Cincinnati, his NOT WANTED. Believe me, I am saddest when I sing. ~ " duties to begin January 1. President Watkins. of the Indianapolis Club, has After debating the question of waiving announced that he had received the signed contract claim to Odwell and Kruger, the Cincinnati of catcher "Paddy" Livingston. outfielders, it was finally decided that "that the trade could not have gone through terest in the Des Moines Club. Mike Can- Manager Carr, of Indianapolis, is trying to trade neither of them would be annexed to the unless both managers knew what they were tillon manages Minneapolis and has a part pitcher Kelliun to the Rochester, Eastern League. Brooklyn pay roll in 1908. There was some doing. That©s one thing which a lot of Club for outfielder Jack Hayden. hesitancy on the part of the management in ownership besides having a slice of Des Hay Meehan. who handles the business end of the persons seem to forget. It©s very certain Moines. Joe Cantillon manages Washington permitting Kruger to get away, as it was that if McGraw had not wanted to give St. Paul Club, will remain in the Saintly city all the general impression that he only needed in the American League, has a piece of Des winter and run a skating rink at the ball park. a little more work to develop into a fast those players to the- Boston club, Kelley Moines and also Minneapolis. Another Jake Beckley, the great first baseman. who led man, and probably would make a good bat would not have got them, and it is quite American League owner is reported to have the American Association last season, has signed as certain that if Kelley had any objection a contract to play with the Kansas City team ter if he had greater opportunity to play. to the deal he would not have permitted a slice of an Association club. Now in the The club owners came to the conclusion that event of war will the Western League be next year. the three men to leave Boston. You ve Harry Eells, the Toledo pitcher who was shot another year in the fast company of the at least got to give the heads of the teams dragged in? Or will George Tebeau and his American Association might do Kruger a partners declare war against themselves by in the leg while on a hunting trip with Fred and a little credit for having their wits about fighting the Western League and vice versa. Josh Clarke, is not seriously injured. Kells was not lot of good, and decided that the chance to them. A manager usually shot by Josh Clarke, as previously reported. get him in the Fall of 1908 would be as And will Joe Cantillon refuse to loan players George Tebeau says he is hunting for somebody good as that of any other club. KNOWS WHAT HE WANTS, to Minneapolis and Des Moines and will who can play the outfleld better than Danny Kerwin, Brother George decline to help Kansas City who has been in the A. A. since its inception. If PITCHER SCANLON©S FUTURE. and goes after it, to obtain it if possible. by grabbing his Denver players ? It will be the search is successful it will be to Denver for There is a question about Scanlon©s avail So far as I am concerned I think that I pretty much of a farce comedy, all the way. Dan. ability as a pitcher in 1908. The pitcher is can see where both managers got something George Ade might get busy in a new comedy. W. H. Watkins, owner of the Indianapolis Club, a victim to that fashionable but annoying that will be of help to them. It is as says he mil not manage the Hoosiers next season complaint, appendicitis. He has been a very sured that McGraw had come to the point because he considers himself a back number. He ill man. It is true that "Joe" Tinker got where he had to shake up his team. It will look after the club©s financial affairs and give through with his attack and operation in wouldn©t do to let it take the field another CUBA©S CHAPTER. advice to the manager if he asks it. fine style, but "Joe©-© was lucky. Appen year with exactly the same material which Boston, Detroit and Cleveland will play at Toledo composed it in 1907. In that case he for seven daye before the opening of the season, dicitis is not always that kind to its vic The All-Atnerican Team Succeeded by Manager Armour will take his team to Chatta tims. It is about as treacherous as any would have the same old fight on his hand nooga for a game with the Chicago Cuba, March 31. thing that can befall an athlete. If the without a change in his combination. The Lamar©s Philadelphia Giants The Con and will play the Reds at Cincinnati, April 3. doctor gets back to something like his orig players might take it for granted that they dition ["for Base Ball in the "Pearl of President Armour has drafted© three new men for inal self, by the time that Spring is at could do as they pleased, because they were the Toledo Club. They are Bob Coyle, a catcher, hand, he may feel like going South with allowed to remain in their positions, and Antilles." __ and Lloyd, a pitcher of the Horria Club, of the the result would have been a fight all the West Virginia League, and Teiss, an outflelder at the club and engaging in hard preliminary the Madison Club, of the Wisconsin State League. work. It may be that he will be better summer on the part of the manager to get By Ben Kinney. He also purchased N. H. Vance. a pitcher of the able to pitch next Summer than he was this, the work out of them that he desired. You know there never was a champion Havana, Cuba, Dec. 17. Editor "Sport Houston, Texas League, Club. for sometimes after one has been operated ing Life." Ed Lamar©s Philadelphia Giants Al Pardee was one of the chief touts of young on for appendicitis his general condition ship team that did not have to be broken up. Quailley. the Dennison Pan Handle shop pitcher who Look in recent years at the history of the returned to Havana on Dec. 4 after playing improves fifty percent. However, such a- a series of games at Matanzas. They opened has been signed for a trial with Columbus next result is something of a lottery. If it Pittsburgh in the National League, and the spring. Pardee always pitches for the local Pan Bostons in the American League. There up with the Almendares on Dec. 5 and Handles every fall against the Deimison shop team. should prove that the removal of the ap were successful in winning by tne score He has met Quailley as an opponent and has pendix was the very thing that the doctor were two grand organizations when they were in their prime, but they have been al of 6 to 2. ©Since they returned they have won learned to respect him. Quailley is a good foot ball needed to place him in form for good work two games and lost four. The GL.»its player, too, being an all-round athlete in a way- in the box, Scanlon may be the shining most are playing much better ball than when Btar of the Brooklyn team during all the REBUILT FROM THE GROUND. they were here the last time. Winston, A Hiatus Until February. Bummer to come. On the other hand, if Payne and Gatewood have added a great deal From Washington "Times." he should still be weak when the base ball A few of the very best have remained in It is more than likely that there will be very few season begins, it may be possible that he the Pittsburg club, while the Boston club of strength to their playing. The attend trades of players in either of the big leagues until will not be at his best until late in the has been even less fortunate. I don©t©know ances at the games have not been as large after the first of February. Thero is a rule in the what McGraw©s combination will be when as they were at this time of year last sea American League to the effect that waivers cannot year. Even then it may not be too late to son. The Cubans are sick of seeing so much ba asked on players who have been purchased or do the Brooklyn team good, and much of it. he gets on the field in the championship drafted until after the first of February, and this race, but I can tell you that he looks pretty of one team and it would have been better will probably clog the {trading wheels until that date. BROWNE DESIRED. rich to me with Shannon, Seymour and Don- for the management of the park had they Old players do not come iKider this head, but the If President Ebbets could induce Boston lin in the outfield, Strang to help out when booked an entirely new team instead of chances are that all the managers will rest up to give up George Browne he would be ever he is wanted, a third baseman who having the Giants return for another series. until February. 1:2 SRORTIIVG LJFB. JANUARY 4, 1908.

LEFT FIELDERS. Kelley. N. C...... 23 03 3 0 1.000 F. Locke, Lan...... 73 122 5 3 .977 SEASON©S WORK Woodruff. N C. .... 67 120 7 3 .974 Sreas. Mansfield .... 115 266 26 8 .973 Lawrence. You.-Man6 15 32 2 1 .971 Tate, Marion ...... 50 89 7 3 .970 AS EXEMPLIFIED BYOHIO-PENN- Csffyn. Akron ...... 125 265 18 9 .969 BASE BALL PLAYERS. Lucas. Marion ...... 15 30 1 1 .9 "Sporting Life" has had reproduced cabinet size phototypes of celebrated base ball W. Thomas. You. . . 135 242 6 9 .965 SYLVMIA PLAYERS* Kerr. Sharon ...... 130 263 15 10 .965 players and offers to send to any of its readers, by mail, postpaid, photos of their favor Blake, Marion ...... 43 77 4 3 .964 ite base ball players for ten (10) cents each; by the dozen one dollar ($1.00), assorted Calhoun, Lancaster .. 34 66 2 3 .968 or all of one kind. Eichelberger. Ak-La.. 15 32 3 2 .949 Individual Work of the Men in All The photos are regular cabinet size (5x7% inches) mounted on heavy Mantello Snyder, Newark .... 133 259 18 19 .930 mats and packed carefully to insure safe delivery in the mails. Harkins, Lancaster .. 18 26 2 2 .933 Here is an opportunity to ornament your room with photos of your favorite base ball MIDDLE FD3LDERS. Departments of the Game as players at small expense. Each photo in a separate transparent envelope to protect and Drake, Mansfield ... 139 352 23 4 .989 keep it clean. Heller, Lancaster ... 62 139 8 2 .987 Shown by the Official Averages Schweitzer, Newark .114 244 25 7 .975 The following photos are now ready for immediate delivery. Others will be added. Eichelberger. Ak-La.. 58 128 9 4 .972 Sellers. Sharon ...... 107 231 22 8 .969 Prepared by President Morton. Limric. N. C.-Sh. .. 17 29 1 1 .968 Smith, N. C...... 110 246 15 10 .963 NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR 1908* AMERICAN LEAGUE FOR 1908, Quinn, Marion ..... 1C5 204 4 8 .963 CHICAGO CLUB Frank Chance, manager; Joseph DETROIT CLUB Hugh Jennings, manager; Herman Blount. Y©gstown .. 137 290 15 12 .962 BY CHARLES MORTON. B. Tinker, James Slacle, John Evers, Carl Lund- Schaefef, Samuel Crawford, William Donovan, Callahan, Akron .... 60 148 4 8 .950 Claude Bossman, J. W. Downs, Tynis W. Cobb, Following are the complete official bat gren, John Kling, Mordecai Brown, Frank Schulte, George Mullln, Matty Mclntyre, William Coughlin, Bissell, Sbaron ..... 17 30 3 2 .943 ting, fielding and pitching records for the Harry Steinfeldt, James Sheckard, Patrick J. Edward Killian, Charles O©Leary, David Jones, Dalgren. Marion .... 22 43 3 3 .930 championshio season of 1907 of all players Moran, tedward Reulbach, Arthur Hofman, Orrflle Ed. Siever, Charles Schmldt, Frederick Payne, Nallin. Ak-You. .... 68 123 12 13 .912 of the Okio-ijennsylvania League who have Overall, George Howard, Charles Fraser, John Edgar Willetts, Robert L. I/tnve. RIGHT FIELDERS. PHester. participated in ten or more games during PHILADELPHIA CLUB Connie Mack, manager; Reynolds, Mansfield . 16 19 1 0 1.000 the season: Maurice It. Powers. Daniel F. Murphy, Ealph O. PITTSBURG CLUB Fred Clarka, Manager; Eton* Seybold, Harry Davis, Edward S. Plank, Ossee F. Lawrence, You.-Man.. 89 101 3 1 .990 Wagner, Thomas Leaoh, Sainuei Leaver, Charles Sohreckengost, George Edward Waddell, Frederick Mathay, Shar.-Ak... .111 149 13 4 .988 Club Batting. Phillippe, Homer Hillebrand, George Gibson, Vic T. Hartsel, Monte Cross, Charles Bender, Briscoe Abbott, Newark .... 95 163 11 4 .978 SH. SB. Av. Callahan. Akron .. 67 105 4 3 .973 Clubs. AB. R , H. TB. tor Willis, Joseph Nealon, Edward Phelpa, Ed Lord. James J. Collins, James H. Dygert, Reuben Collins Sharon ...... 44 69 3 2 .97S Akron .... 4532 563 1167 1494 236 241 258 Oldring, Edward Collins, Simon Nicholls. 142 168 240 ward Abbattcchio, William Duggleby. Mcllveen. Akron .... 10 26 8 1 .971 Mansfield... 4396 465 1053 1383 CHICAGO CLUB Fielder Jones, manager; Edward Tibbitts. Mansfield... 98 101 8 4 .965 Lancaster.. 4284 449 1019 1275 187 110 238 PHILADELPHIA CLUB William J. Murray, mana MeFarland, George Davis, William D. Sullivan, 219 349 235 Farrell. Marion ..... 121 174 13 4 .964 Younffstown 4533 561 1063 1365 ger; Charles Pittinger, Frank Sparks, Boy Frank Isbell, Roy Patterson, Lee Tannehill, Frank Elston. Lancaster... .115 113 9 6 .953 Newark 4309 457 1004 1272 196 245 233 Thomas, William Gleason, Charles Dooin, William Owens, G. Harry White, Nick Altrock, J. Nallin, Ak.-You. .... 34 38 2 Marion .... 4466 417 1004 1253 152 154 225 Bransfleld, Sherwood Magee, Ernest Courtney, ("Jiggs") Donohue, Frank Smith, Edward A. 2 .952 216 161 216 Burke. N. G.© ...... 432 205 20 15 .937 Shaion .... 4470 388 966 1205 Michael Doolin, Fred Jacklitzch, Charles E. Walsh, Edgar Hahn, P. A. Dougherty, George Eichelberger. Ak.-La.. 15 13 2 1 .937 Newcastle. 4272 410 914 1129 168 244 214 Brown, Frank J. Corridon. Rohe, Harry Hart, Charles Hlckman. Smith. Newark ..... 20 25 0 5 .883 CLEVELAND CLUB Napoleon Lajoie, manager; Walls, Newark ...... 20 22 1 5 .821 NEW YORK CLUB John J. McGraw, manager; William Bernhardt, Harry Bay, Elmer Flick, Individual Batting. Joseph McGinnity, Christopher Mathewson, W. P. PITCHERS. Tate. Marion ..... 50197 21 65 85 6 5 .330 Shannon, t). L. MnGann, lloger Bresnahan, Harry Bemis, Adrian Joss, William J. Bradley, Roeach, Sharon ..18 79 4 26 35 02 .329 George Browne, Frank Bowerman, Luther H. R. S. Khoades, Will L. Lush, Otto Hess, Yarnell, Mansfield .. 32 SHfiton, Lancaster..115 418 59 133 194 12 11 .318 Taylor, William Dahlen, Michael Donlin, Leon Terrence Turner, George Stovall, Justin J. Clarke, Schettler, Youngs.... 31 Mcllveen, Akron 19 84 16 26 28 2 8 .31C Aines, George Wiltse, Daniel Shay, Arthur Dev- Walter Clarkson, George Nlll, Charles Berger, Limric, N.-Shar...... 27 Blake. Marion .... 58 240 27 73 91 2 14 .304 lin, Samuel Strang, Cecil Ferguson, J. Bentley William Hinchman, Harry Hinchman. Lucas. Marion ...... 19 Drake. Marion ... .139 545 75 164 260 11 13 .301 Seymour,, Michael J. Lynch. NEW YORK CLUB Clark Griffith, manager; James Johns. Lan...... 35 ..135508 681511863421 .297 Williams, Ira Thomas, William Keeler, Jack Ches- Wilmot. Marion .. 34 Sehwartz, Akron BROOKLYN CLUB Patrick J. Donoyan, manager; bro, Norman Elberfeld, William Conroy, Albert Fox, Marion .»..., Servantius. L.-Y. .. 66 256 41 76 120 10 11 .297 Oscar Jones, William Bergen. Louis Eitter, Harry 23 Pearce, Newark .... 89 249 74 111 13 16 .297 Orth, John Kleiaow, William Hogg, Harold Chase, Ehman. Akron .... 45 .29E Lumley, James Casey, William Maloney, Henry Daniel Hoffman, Frank Laporte, Eugene Moriarity, Compton. Youngs. 23 Justus, Lancaster 47159 47 57 4 2 Batch, Elmer Stricklett, Harry Mclntyre, Charles Earl Moore, Frank Kitson, Joe Doyle. Burwell, Sharon . 18 51 15 22 2 1 .295 A. Alperman, James Pastorious, John H. Hum- Goode, Akron 21 BlouKh,_ Marion__ _ 24 82 24 37 4 2 .293 mell, Tim Jordan. ST. LOUIS CLUB James B. McAleer, manager; Burwell, Sharon ... 16 Schweitzer, New©e .114 407 66 117 154 13 39 .287 George Stone, C. Hemphill, Robert Wallace, Harry B©k©ridge. Akron 28 East, Akron ...... 129480 751371822130 .285 CINCINNATI CLUB Edward Hanlon, manager; Howell, Frederick Glade, Thomas Jones, John Linke. Newark ...... 32 Daubert, Marion .. 71265 26 75 104 5 8 .286 Jacob Weimer, Kobert Ewing, Miller Huggins, O©Connor, Barney Pelty, John Powell. Roy A. Armstrong, Akron 40 Caffyn, Akron ....125478 631351752138 .282 George Schlei, Andrew Coakley, John Ganzell, Hartzell. Harry Niles, Joseph Yeager, Oliver Pick- White, Lancaster . 34 Woodruff, New©e .. 70 266 35 75 101 9 7 .282 John Lobert, Charles Hall, Michael Mowery. ering, William Dineen. Bailey, Mansfield .. 37 Breckenridge, Akron 46 167 22 47 58 6 7 .281 BOSTON CLUB James Maguire, manager; Denton Stcup, Newark .... 35 King. Akron ...... 15 36 2 10 14 3 1 .278 BOSTON CLUB Fred Tenney, manager; Daniel Young, George Winters, Frederick Parent, Hobe Smith, Youngstown . 32 Speas. Mansfield ..118417 581151464823 .276 Needham, trying Young, Harry DOlan, David L. Ferris, Louis Criger. Jesse Tannehill, Myron Grim- B. Thomas. Youngs. 43 Brain, Frank Pfeiffer, Vive A. Lindaman, Albert Noah. N.-Shar. Burke, Newcastle. .138 481 61 132 168 25 52 .274 Bridwell, Claude llitchey, Clarence N. Beaumont, shaw, Joseph Harris, Charles Armbruster, James 31 King, Mansfield ... 135 510 42 139 184 9 12 .273 Patrick J. Flaherty, Samuel Brown, August Barrett, John Knight, Kobert Unglaub, W. W. Buckholz. MansfieldS. 38 Sellers. Sharon ... 136 510 47 137 158 15 26 .269 Dorner, Joseph Bates. Congalton. Malarkey. Sharon Tibbitts, Mansfield. 98 340 42 91 109 7 14 .268 WASHINGTON CLUB Joseph Cantillon, manager; Kernedy, Ak.-Newc... Starr, Youngstown.138 513 84 137 168 39 75 .267 ST. LOUIS CLUB John J. McCloskey, manager; Case Patten, Thomas Hughes, John Anderson, Justus, Lan...... 45 Nallin, Akron-Y©n.102 356 46 95 115 29 30 .267 William K. Marshall, John C. Barry, Fred L. Charles Jones, James Delehanty, Edward Heydon, Wilhelm, Marion .... 17 Dithridge, Marion.. 86 323 33 86 100 5 .266 Beebe, Peter Noon an, John J. Murray, Edward J. Warner, Frederick Falkenberg, Robert S. Gan- Mock. S.-Young. .... 28 Callahan.© " Akron© .127 505 79 134 175 13 52 .265 Kouetchy, Arthur Hoelskoetter, Justin J Bennett. ley, Michael Kahoe, Otis Clymer, Peter O©Brien, Bowers. Newcastle .. 32 Delehanty, M©f©d .103355 49 94 128 11 23 .265 Blough, Marion .... 15 Snyder, Newark.. .134 470 65 124 152 50 27 .264 Asher, Newark ...... 38 _Farrell, ..__-_.. Marion_. _ ..121 449 63 118 153 13 29 .263 Edefeit, S.-Mans. .... 27 Lalonge, Akron .. .101 345 32 90 109 19 10 .261 Burk, Marion ...... 37 McAleese, Young©n. 80 299 48 78 96 14 41 .261 Harry Arndt, Barry Eels, William Eeister, Thomas Raub. J. Locke, Newark 35 Fox, Lancaster ... 78277 21 72 88 9 2 .26C Harry J. Auurey. Claude EUiott, William Kennedy, Frederick C. Raymer, Hawk, N.-Sharon .... 16 Matliay, Sh.-Ak....ll5 425 4511013617 7 .259 Charles Babb, John Eubanks, Joseph Kissmger, William Reidy, Steen. Newcastle .... 36 B. Thomas, Y©ng©n 51 155 23 40 51 8 4 .258 G. O. Barclay. Malcolm Eason Malachi Kittridge. Clyde Robinson. Scanlon. Mans.-Lan... 22 Harry Barton, Charles Farrell, Otto Kruger, James Hyan, Goode. Akron ..... 38 136 17 35 43 2 9 .257 W. Seville. John S. Farrell. Bernard Koehler, Frank Roth, F. Locke, Lancaster 79 317 32 81 102 20 12 .256 Jacob Beckley, Tom S. Fisher, Joseph J. Kelley. Harry Schmidt. The Pitchers Eecords. echettler, Y©ng©n... 31 98 6 25 35 5 0 .255 James T. Burke, William Friel, Louis Laroy, John Slattery, Breen, Youngstown.138 524 62 130 168 16 55 .246 J. Barbeau, David L. FulU. William Lauder, Harry Smith, Player. Club. Gms. W. L. Pet. Humphrey. Lan© .r..l34 503 42 123 161 20 10 .245 Herbert Briggs, Michael Grady. Herman Lonz, Jesse Stovall, Asher. Newark ...... 35 25 10 .714 Smith, Newcastle.. 125 445 381091321222 .245 Wirt V. Cannell, Virgil Garvin, John McCarthy, William Sudhofl. Breckenridge. Aron ...... 23 16 7 .696 Tooley, Sharon ... 36 143 20 35 48 5 13 .245 Lafayette N. Cross, Philip Geier, Barry McCormick, Joseph Sugden, Bowers, Newcastle...... 29 20 9 .690 Havel, New.-Y. ... 98 342 34 83 100 22 35 .243 James J. Callahan, Norwood Gibson, Mike McCormick, Albert Selbach, B. Thomas, Youngstown...... 41 28 13 .683 Hagen, Newcastle.. 138 45 541081163640 .237 Thomas W. Corcoran, Harry Gleason, Charles McFarland. Alexander Smith, Schettler, Youngstown ...... 28 11 9 .679 Collins, Sharon ... 45169 17 40 50 9 12 .237 George Carey, William Gochnauai. Louis McAllif,ter, J. B. Stanley, Goode, Akron ...... 18 12 6 .667 Brown, Lancaster .134466 641101261318 .236 P. J. Carney, Daniel Green, Herman McFarland, Edward Smith, Linke, Newark ...... 32 21 11 .656 Blount, Younjrstown.137 520 85 122 145 26 57 .23E Charles C. Carr, E. W. Greminger, John McFetridge, Homer Smoot, Johns, Lancaster ...... 33 21 12 .636 Gysrli. La.-New. . .129 427 50 100 122 13 25 .234 Joseph Cassidy, William Gilbert, George Magoon, James Sebring, ._ 27 16 .628 Louis Castro, James Hackett, John Malarkey. John Thoney, Ehman, Akron ...... 43 Lnskey, Marion"" " ..109 382 22 89 120 9 .233 William Hallman, Armstrong, Akron ...... 34 21 13 .618 McDonald, N. C.. .. 18 60 1 14 16 1 1 .233 William Clarke, John Menefee, John Taylor, Smith, Youngstown ...... 28 17 11 .607 Kerr, Sharon ... Richard Cooley, Richard Harley, Roscoe Miller, John Townsend, ..130496 53 115 15424 17 .232 J. Cronift, Charles Harper. William Milligan. G. Van Haltren, Locke, Newark ...... 35 21 14 .600 Lanzxffl, N. O. ... 57_. 177_. . 13 41 54 2 12 .232 Charles Currie. Weldon Henley, Fred Mltchell, Fred Veil, Stoup, Newark ...... 32 19 13 .594 Hilley. Yo.-Sharon.. 94 337 36 78 92 11 15 .231 Thomas Daly, Hunter Hill, Charles Moran, Ernest Vinson, Burwell, Sharon ...... 16 9 7 .562 Asher, Newark ... 41 100 9 23 33 3 2 .230 Charles Dexter, William Holmes, John Morrissey, Arthur Weaver, Scanlon, Mansfield-Lane...... 20 11 9_ .550 Eich©r, Akron-Lan.. 115 449 50 103 118 11 17 .229 Frank Dillon. John Hulseman, Eustace J. Newton. Frederick Wilhelm. Justus, Lancaster ...... 41 22 19 .537 Winters, Newark.. 71214 24 49 63 10 9 .229 John Dobbs, J. E. Heidrick, John O©Brien. Otto Williams, Compton, Youngstown ...... 21 11 10 .524 Green. N. C.-Sh. . .128 469 52 107 130 15 17 .228 Frank Donohue, Jay Hughes, John J. O©Neil, Harry Wolverton, Steen, Newcastle ...... 33 17 16 .515 Ostdiek, Young©n.. .104 356 51 81 107 10 34 .228 Thomas Doran, Kudolph Hulswltt, M. J. O©Ncil, William Wolfe, Fox, Marion ...... 22 11 11 .500 Piper, Lancaster .. 62 202 10 46 52 7 4 .22, William Douglas. Berthold Hustings. Richard Padden, R. Wood, Bailey, Mansfield ...... 37 18. _ 19 .486 Nefeau, Lancaster..115 400 39 91 106 31 4 .227 John Doyle, Frank Hahn, William Phillips, Eugene Wright, Malarkey, Sharon ...... 37 18 19 .486 Broderick, Akron .. 106 375 42 85 108 40 30 .227 Louis Drill, Otto Jordan, Wiley Piatt, Robert Wicker, White. Lancaster ...... 31 15 16 .484 Tiffany. N. O...... 17 62 5 14 17 2 3 .226 Edward Dunkle, Harry Jacobsen, Edward Poole, Howard Wilson, Edefeit, Sharon-Mansfield .... 23 10 13 .435 Burk, Marion 51 183 12 41 51 0 0 .224 August Dundon, James Jackson, Ambrose Puttmann. David Zearfoss, 26 11 15 .423 Porter, N. O...... 42 147 _. 33 . 45... 3 _2 .224 John Dunleavy, Kobert Keefe. Helny Peitz, Charles Zirnmer, Noah. Newcastle-Sharon...... Hugh Dufly, Burk, Marion ...... 34 14 20_. .412 Wrattan, N. O. ..127471 501051331927 .223 Camnitz, Newcastle ...... 10 4 6 .400 Reynolds. Mansfield.138 455 40 101 316 22 26 .222 Buckholtz, Mansfield ...... 33 12 21 .364 Abbott, N. C...... 102 410 40 91 109 4 16 .222 THE ABOVE IS OUR COMPLETE LIST. WE HAVE NO OTHERS Yoedt, Sharon-Newcastle .... 11 4 7 .364 Calhoun, Lancaster. 41 144 22 32 42 5 2 .222 Kennedy, Akron-Newcastle... 25 9 16 .360 W. Thomas. Y©n , .135506~ 441121652116 .221 Wilmot, Marion ...... 29 10 19 .345 Middleton. Marion 54 204 19 45 51 7 6 .221 Ken©y. A.-N. C... . 30 78 3 1J 15 4 2.141 McLafferty, Sharon.. 23 181 Yarnell, Mansfield ...... 29 10 19 .345 Brigger, N. C. .... 53 163 10 30 51 2 5 .221 White. Lane. .. 34 93 3 13 13 2 1 .140 Biery. Mansfield . . . .138 1389 Lucas, Marion ...... 18 6 12 Biery. Mansfield .. 139 531 71 117 140 9 29 .220 Dalgren, Marion. 23 84. 7 11 11 1 3 .131 Servatius, Lan., Yo©n 57 613 Hawk, Newcastle-Sharon .... 10 5 10 .333 Strood, Akron .... .133 484 55 106 153 22 13 .219 Wilhelm, Mar. . 18 55 1 7 7 2 1.127 Tiffany, Newcastle. . 47 164 26 8 18 .308 Clever, Sharon .... 129 443 97 123 26 25 .21f Smith, Younsf .. 32 96 6 12 12 4 0.125 McAleese, Youngs©n. 69 Limric, Newcastle-Sharon .... 13 0 0 .120 691 Mock, Sharon-Youngstown.... 27 8 19 .296 Paterson, Sharon.. .108 375 34 82 95953120 31 20 .2ir Edefeit, Sh.-Man. 27 83 3 10 Winters, Newark ... 15 123 Wilhelm, Marion ...... 17 5 12 .294 Murray. N. O...... 121 426__ 41 931181924 .21? Wilmot. Mar. .. 34107 5 12 20 4 1 .112 Patterson, Sharon ".© 91 944 ? 13 .133 Riley, Mansfield .. 45143 17 31 42 3 3 .217 Noah. N. C.-Sh. 35 107 3 9 13 3 0.084 72 Blough, Marion ...... 15 Ortlieb, Akron .... 3011530 115 7 25 35 .217 Smith. Marion .. 16 52 4 3 332.077 SECOND BASEMEN. TIB GAMES AND DATES. Walls. Newark.... 20 66 8 14 18 3 .212 july 27 Akron-Lancaster, 6-6 (10 inningc). J. Locke. Newark.. 35119 5 25 31 2 .210 Lucas, Marion ...... 16 35 48 3 .965 Heller, Lancaster..120 449 52 94 107 42 .209 Club Fielding. Pinkney, Newcastle. 57 155 140 11 .964 Goode-Armstrong and White. Scanlon, Md. La. 22 77 6 16 19 0 .208 Club. P. O. A. Avg. Breen, Youngstown. .138 406 406 31 .963 Aug 16 Youngstown-Akron, 3-3. (10 In Flood. Marion.... .128 447 33 91 104 15 20 .204* Youngstown ...... 3810 1790 205 .965 Nugent, Newcastle.. 20 50 52 4 .962 nings.) Schlettler-Goode and Armstrong. Qulnn, Marion .. 106 382 43 78 85 36 21 .204 Akron ...... 3751 1705 211 .963 Brown, Lancaster ... 134 329 366 29 .960 Aug. 19 Lancaster-Akron, 3-3. (11 innings.) Smith, Newark... 68 240 26 49 63 10 14 .204 Lancaster ...... 3305 1746 206 .961 East, Akron ...... 129 343 378 30 .960 Scanlon-Goode and Ehman. - Kreujerer, N. C.... 40 137 15 28 35 2 13 .204 Marion ...... 3598 1822 228 .960 Clever. Sharon ...... 108 316 338 28 .959 Aug. 27 Youngstown-Sharon, 1-1. Smith and Oomnton. You.... 23 59 2 12 15 6 2 .203 Newark ...... 3679 1597 238 .957 Dithridge. Marion .. 54 153 132 13 .956 D. Davis, New.- Newcastle ...... 3636 1765 243 .957 Murray, Newark .... 121 274 330 29 .954 Malarkey. Ak.-N. C. .... 93 307 36 62 79 13 22 .202 Mansfield ...... 3590 1769 267 .953 Porter. Newcastle... 42 131 102 12 .951 Sept. 16 Akron-Youngstown, 2-3, (13 In Pinkney, N. O... 57 203 24 41 50 6 17 .202 Sharon- ...... 3743 1894 307 .948 Kreuger. Newcastle. 17 52 40 5 .948 nings.) Armstrong and Compton. Redman, You. 50 150 12 30 39 9 7 .200 Middleton, Marion .. 51 331 114 16 .939 Sept. 18 Youngstown-Newcastle, 44. Smith- Bannon, You. ... 30 110 8 22 28 5 1 .200 Individual Fielding. Reynolds, Mansfield. 104 210 252 35 .929 Mock and Steen. Hawk, N. C.-Sh. 16, 45 3 9 10 0 0 .200 THIRD BASEMEN. Sept. 22 Marion-Mansfield, 2-2. (10 innings.) .Tohns, Lan. .... , 42 130 9 26 34 6 1 .200 CATCHERS. Durk and Edefeidt. Bailey. Mans. 37 106 7 21 30 0 1 .198 G. PO. A. E.Avg. Hagen, Newcastle.. 96 141 199 16 .955 Sept. 26 Sharon-Akron, 6-6. (18 innings). Bowers, N. C... 32 96 5 19 20 2 1 .198 Murphy, Newe-Ak.. 30 137 51 1 .995 Wrattan, Newark... 89 126 145 14 .951 Malarkey-Boyle and Mcllveen. Raftis, Lancas... 51 ISO 23 35 43 8 15 .194 Fox, Lancaster ..... 78 432 McCliutock, Y©n-New 60 58 131 10 .944 Sept. 28 Newcastle-Akron, 3-3. (7 innings.) Nebinger, Akr. 22 72 5 14 18 5_ 1_ .194 93 5 .991 Raftis, Lancaster .. 51 Kennedy-Camnitz and Boyle-Ehman. Lindeman, Mar... Ortlieb, Akron ..... 30 112 34 2 .986 67 135 12 .944 ..28 109 5 21 26 5 6 .193 Luskey, Marion .... .109 507 147 10 .985 Heller. Lancaster ... 58 70 142 13 .942 Mylett. Marion... 132 473 56 91 107 19 16 .192 Stroud, Akron ...... 133 171 Lawrence. Y.-M... 106 369 Redman, Young ..... 47 216 41 4 .985 212 26 .936 LEFT-HANDED HITTERS. 29 71 83 12 8 .192 Pearce, Newark .... 89 436 106 13 .977 Flood, Marion ...... 128 154 291 35 .927 TOliman. Akron .. 46 134 8 25 35 8 0 .187 Smith, Newark ..... 46 44 Linke. Newark .. 32 93 17 21 Lalonge, Akron ..... 96 474 87 16 .972 83 10 .927 8 0 .183 Ostdiek, Younastown.102 568 101 21 .970 King, Mansfield ....135 135 267 32 .926 How They Compare With Right-Handers Armstrong:, Ak. .. 40121 22 27 2 0 .182 Green, New Sharon.. 102 127 212 29 .921 Stoup, New. 35 116 21 24 2 1 .181 Winters. Newark ... 55 268 54 10 .970 Clever, Sharon ...... 18 Lucas, Marion .. 63 211 38 48 Piper, Lancaster ... 59 289 59 12 .967 23 37 6 .909 ia the Averages. 7 3 .180 181 Hilley, You©n-Sharon 94 105 156 29 .900 Limric, N. C.-S.. 44 134 24 28 0 1 .179 Lauzon, Newcastle.. 47 40 8 .967 Eichelberger, Ak.-L.. 21 From "Sporting News." Mattison, Shar. . 116 412 73 96 25 14 .177 Mattison, Sharon ... 114 597 197 28 .966 23 .873 McClint., Y.-N.... 80250 44 4» 22 16 .176 King, Akron ...... 15 62 3 .963 SHORTSTOPS. The value of the left-handed batemen, of whom Whisner, Shar. .. 33 102 18 22 6 2 .176 Breymaier, Mansfield 98 422 131 22 .962 Griff will have three among his regulars next sea Nugent, N. C.... 20 68 12 13 4 4 .176 McDonald, Newcastle 18 76 25 . 5 .953 Starr, Youngst©n... .138 290 439 35 .954 son Hemphill, Kseler and Niles is well illustrated Yarnell. Mans. .. 32 97 17 20 1 4 .175 Eiley, Mansfield 152 46 10 .952 Wrattan, Newark ... 31 74 91 9 .948 when fans consider that I^ajoie, with an average of Buckholtz, Mans.. 39 115 20 27 2 2 Smith, Marion ..... 80 16 5 .950 D. Davis, N.-A.-N.C. 93 179 276 29 .940 .299, was the best right-handed swatter in the 174 Green, Newc-Sharon 26 39 American League in 1907, and there were nine men Breymaier, Man. 98 312 54 76 4 6 173 Brigger, Newcastle. 212 55 19 .934 69 7 .939 ahead of him who were "heart-side" clouters. Of McLafferty, Sha. . 74 248 42 5116 3: 169 Griffin, Sharon .... 48 0 4 .934 Broderick. Akron ...106 211 348 38 .936 the American©s eighteen leading stickers thirteen Fox, Marion 29 88 14 19 5 2 159 FIEST BASEMBN. Hagen, Newcastle ... 42 8 143 17 .931 are left-handed, making it altogether "a good year Mock. Sh.-Y©t©n . 28 89 6 14 27 5 0 . 157 Mylett. Marion ....132 335 444 62 .926 for the southpaw stickers. Things were different in Griffin. Sharon ... 24 70 5 11 12 1 157 Schwartz, Akron ....131 1465 47 12 .902 Whisner. Sharon .... 26 34 68 9 .819 the National, for Beaumont was the only left-handed Kelley. N. C..... 23 89 7 14 3.5 2 157 I Bannon, Youngstown 30 338 27 3 .902 Delehanty, Mansfield. 103 247 317 52 .916 .300 smiter in the elder organization. In the last Malarkev. Shar. . 38 128 5 20 22 4 156 ! Dithridge, Marion ... 30 280 29 3 .990, Humphrey. L©ncaster.134 237 368 58 .913 three years the honors have been evenly divided Mnr©y, N. O.-Ak.. 30 16 15 IS 8 156 Daubert, Marion .... 71 709 40 8 ,989 Havey, New.-Y©town 78 162 195 35 .911 between the right and left-handed stickers who Kteen. N. Q. .... 44 131 20 34 3 153 Schlatter, Newcastle. 108 1037 73 18 .984 McLafferty, Sharon.. 17 40 43 10 .892 topped the lists. In 1907 Cobb won for the south Bissell, Sharon .. 25 81 12 IS 9 148 Lindeman. Marion .. 28 302 11 5 .984 Roach. Sharon ..... 18 44 51 14 .872 paw brigade against Wagner for the right-handers; Harkins, Lane. 18 56 8 11 2 143 Nefeau, Lancaster .,115 1229 65 25 .9*1 Nebinger, Akron .... 19 18 50 13 .840 the year before was Stone against Wagner, and la Schiatter. N. C..,. 109 366 29 52 6524 9 ©. 1421 Ijans.,. New. .120 1183 47 25 .980 Tooley, Sharon ..... 35 66 104 33 .837 H©05 Seymour against Lajoie. JANUARY 4, 1908. SRORTIIVQ 13

New England League players participating in 15 or more games: : PITCHERS. G. PO. A. E. Pet. E. Steele, Lynn .-...... 34 23 115 .993 Moore, Lynn ...... 31 20 92 .991 Abbott, Lowell-Lynn ...... 21 5 120 .977 AS EXEMPLIFIED BY THE NEW Sline, Worcester ...... 31 10 102 .973 Kenniston, Lowell ...... ~ 32 7 97 .972 ENGLAND PLAYERS* Hilbert, Haverhill ._...... 27 16 110 .969 Frock, Worcester ...___ 36 10 100 .965 04 SE BALL Cross, Brockton .____.... 22 7 74 .964 Jerger, Fall River ...... 26 8 67 .962 M. O©Toole, Brockton ...... 27 16 86 .962 Individual Work of the Men in All Gilroy, Fall River ...... 27 9 «» .961 McPartlin, Haverhill ...... 26 7 90 .961 Drohan, New Bedford ...... 22 11 83 .959 Departments of the Game as Connolly, Haverhill ...... 29 15 96 .957 Keady, Haverhill ...... 16 7 34 .954 THE Barberich, Lawrence ...... 30 7 103 .948 Shown by the Official Averages Burroughs, New Bedford .... 14 3 49 .945 Cameron, Lowell ...... 25 22 74 .941 1. O©Toole, Brockton ...... 30 10 128 .939 Prepared by Secretary Morse* Coffin,© N. Bedford-Worcester 20 3 60 .926 Hartman, N. Bedf©d-Lawrence 23 4 65 .920 Bushey, Worcester ...... 22 6 49 .917 REACH Leith, Lawrence ...... 16 3 47 .909 BY JACOB C. MORSE. Maroney, Lawrence ...... 15 6 63 .893 Following are the official 1907 batting Gatcomb, Lawrence ...... 26 12 79 .892 fielding and pitching averages of the New Swanson, Fall River ...... 24 10 66 .884 England League, as compiled by Secretary Reiss, Fall River, ...... 14 15 45 .866 Morse. These figures cover players who Cutting, Brockton ...... 29 2 77 .859 participated in ten or more games. CATCHERS. Daum, Lynn ...... 62 260 58 .984 BALL Duggan, N Bedford-I/owell.. 59 291 74 .981 Team Batting. McGoveru, Brockton ...... 57 330 90 .977 Club. o. AB. B. H. SH. SB. Pet. Toomey, Fall River ...... 31 170 40 .977 Worcester ..... Ill 3806 462 835 154 140 .235 Waiters, Fall River-Brockton 67 378 79 .976 HaverMU ...... 116 3773 395 859 187 152 .228 McCabe, Haverhill ...... 39 167 41 .976 New Bedford .. Ill 3G05 346 820 180 131 .227 McCune, Worcester ...... 40 296 49© .972 Lynn ...... 112 3533 363 799 235 122 .226 Cadman, Lawrence-N. Bedf©d 18 102 37 .972 THE BEST BALL! Brockton ..... 113 3611 404 792 222 143 .219 Knotts, Worcester ...... 68 458 70 .971 Lowell ...... 113 3705 352 799 142 112 .216 Lucia, Lowell ...... ;...... 35 166 58 .970 Fall Kiver .... 113 3617 373 771 165 118 .213 Perkins, Haverhill ...... 48 192 46 .967 Lawrence ...... 116 3809 314 806 165 118 .212 Kane, New Bedford ...... 16 78 26 .863 Coveney, N. Bedf©d-Lawrence 74 416 122 .962 Individual Batting. Eaton, Lawrence ...... 59 308 66 .961. Write for Free Cataiog Player-Club. G. AB. li. H.SB.SH.Pct Madden, Lynn ...... 37 202 42 .953 Burkett, Worcester ..... 52 195 23 66 9 5 .338 Norris, New Bedford ...... 37 181 47 .950 Hamilton, Haverhill .... 91 324 50 108 29 10 .333 Ahearn, Haverhill ...... 29 111 36 .949 Russell, Worcester ..... 63 242 29 76 12 4 .314 Draher, Haverhill-Fall River 39 169 44 .934 Keady, Havernlll ...... 57 213 20 64 16 10 .300 FIRST BASEMEN. Mullaney, New Bedford. 103 370 38 110 18 26 .297 38 .3 5 .297 McDonald, N. Bedf©d-Law... 36 365 25 .995 A* J& KEACH CO* Madden, Lynn ...... 37 128 14 Danzig, New Bedford... 103 38 1 110 15 9 .289 Ort, Lyun ...... 31 328 19 .994 Knotts, Worcester ...... 68 229 66 5 8 .288 Pulsifer, Haverhill ...... 77 822 54 .988 Picfcett, Lowell ...... 102 404 116 20 12 .287 Brennan, Law.-Lowell-Hav... 15 115 6 .986 Tulip and Palmer Sts., Philadelphia. Catterson, Brockton . 98 355 102 28 32 .287 Bradley, Worcester ...... 102 1030 39 .984 -———————— I Connors, Fall Klver 37 129 37 3 6 .287 Murch, Brockton ...... 931039 62 .982 Bradley, Worcester . 102 393 112 14 6 .284 Bagley, Lawrence ...... 32 352 20 .982 Wilson, Lawrence .. 104 397 112 19 14 .282 Grant, Fall River ...... 110 1220 78 .981 PACIFIC COAST BRANCH Welch, Haverhill .. 15 61 17 2 3 .279 Burrill, Lowell ...... 91 981 45 .981 Kehoe, New Bedford 104 357 98 27 19 .275 Brown, Lynn ...... 34 370 24 .980 Tansey, Lynn ...... 23 82 22 9 0 .268 Ashmore, Lowell ...... 23 226 12 .979 Phil B. Bekeart Co. San Francisco, Cat. Austin, N. B.-F. Kiver. 103 376 101 11 14 .266 Danzig, New Bedford ...... 98 955 52 .976 Leith, Lawrence ...... 16 49 13 0 .265 Eaton, Lawrence ...... 27 290 13 .971 Johnson, HaverMU ..... 26 99 36 263 Keady, HaverhUl ...... 38 440 21 .900 Cook, Lowell ...... 15 50 13 2 1 260 I©itzmaurice, Lawrence-Lynn. 29 322 10 .968 Ort, Lynn ...... 105 375 107 35 11 259 SECOND BASEMEN. Spencer, Lynn ...... 97 340 88 37 9 259 Burns, Lowell ...... 114 287 333 .967 Bonovan, Brockton ... 84 330 84 13 9 255 Connors, Fall River ...... 87 74 122 Valdois, New Bedford . 100 27 14 254 .966 106 394 Connaughton, Lynn ...... 106 340 334 .963 Messenger, Fall Kiver 104 378 96 24 18 254 Barton, Haverhill ...... 90 288 228 Murch, Brockton . .... 104 380 97 17 12 253 .952 Vail, Lynn ...... 455 skeptics that we will be able to hold our Connors, Lawrence ...... 68 188 233 .940 M. O©Toole, Brockton ...... 440 Jtoynolds, Worcester 113 461 116 18 10 252 Johnson, Haverhill ...... 26 63 61 own." Monte©s pitchers include Kitson and B©lllett, Lawrence-Haver. 191 377 95 23 23 252 .939 Jerger, Fall River ...... 440 Hickman, Brockton ...... 104 269299 .93V Leith, Lawrence ...... 438 Case; his catchers are Hayden and lieahy; Boardman, Havevhill ... 43 163 41 6 13 251 Guiheen, Fall River ...... 74 187 216 Scully, Lowell-Lynn ... 26$ 88 22 2 5 250 .937 Reiss, Fall River ...... 429 Jake Beckley will play first -base, with Bra- Deviue, Haverhill-Lawrence.. 22 49 54 .936 Cross, Brockton ...... 409 shear on second, Oom Paul Kruger on third Johnson, Worcester ..... 26 96 24 1 1 250 Kehoe, New Bedford ...... 59 144 163 Dam, L.-Worcester .... 19 60 15 0 0 250 .933 Gatcomb, Lawrence ...... 318 and Cross at short stop, while the outfield- Templin, Worcester ...... 63 100 151 .926 Maroney, Lawrence ...... 294 Madden, Haverhill ...... 109 429 107 33 7 .249 McDonald, N. Bed.-Lawrence 64 154 167 ers are Huelsman, Kerwin, Hal I man and Connaughton, Lynn .... 108 390 .920 Hartman, New Bedford-Lawrence.. .292 97 38 13 .249 Dwyer, B.-H.-Low.-W...... 23 31 53 9 Drohan, New Bedford ...... 231 Hill. Cross" friends say that it is only a Pulslfer, Haverhill ..... 86321 80 29 17 .249 question of time when he wiH return to the Levell, Lynn ...... 103 335 83 13 13 .248 THIRD BASEMEN. Lee, Lawrence-Lowell ...... 231 Litschi, Worcestar ..... 97 364 major leagues as a manager. Connie Mack, 90 17 17 .247 Boardman, Haverhill ...... 42 45 94 .959 with whom Cross played for years, says that Devine, Haverhlll-Law... 101 387 95 27 9 245 Harris, Lowell ...... 22 25 43 .932 McCime, Worcester .... 52 172 42 7 6 ^244 Lovell, Lynn ...... 103 129 237 .915 PHILADELPHIA POINTS. Monte is too clever a tactician to remain Norris, New Bedford ... 66 225 56 2,3 10 .244 Dooin, Haverhill ...... 19 26 38 .912 long in the minors. Bushey, Worcester ..... 23 74 18 1 2 .243 Wilson, Lawrence ...... 103 127 235 .896 Burrill, Lowell ...... 99 392 94 9 12 .240 Dwyer, B.-H.- LoW.-W. .... 40 54 102 .894 Manager Mack, of the Athletics, to Return Local Jottings. Hickman, Brockton .... 109 428 101 49 8 .236 Thornhill, Fall River ...... Ill 99 270 .893 Barton, Haverhill ...... 90 339 80 18 19 .236 Valdois, New Bedford ...... 95 105 192 .892 From California in a Few Weeks to Manager Murray, of the Phfflies, Is speodmf the Abbott, Lowell-Lynn .... 26 94 22 5 1 .234 Reardon, Brockton ...... 99 130 220 .886 holidays with the old folks at Peabody, Mass. Cummlngs, Lawrence ... 78 304 71 6 3 .233 FoUansbee, Fall River-Lowell 34 31 75 .883 Plan His Spring Trip. President Shottsline, of the Philllea, Is raising McCabe, Worcester .... 23 90 21 7 2 .233 Doherty, Lowell-Worcester .. 106 111 161 .875 Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 30. According to fancy poultry at Glendden. "Shetts" wfll anter Wallace, Brockton ..... 15 52 12 3 0 .231 Johnson, Wart-ester ...... 18 30 27 .851 his Leghorn cock in the local show nert month. Templln, Worcester .... 113 427 98 12 15 .230 Brennan, Law.-Lowell-Hav..; 19 6 35 the latest advices from Manager Mack, of Tetreault, Fall River .. IS 61 .820 Third baseman Jack Knight, of the Boston Amer 14 1 2 .230 SHORTSTOPS. the Athletic Club, he will return from his Briggs, Lawrence-Haver. 108 388 88 18 12 ______California tour aboiit the icans, is playing basket ball in this city for the Cleary, Fall River ...... 34 132 30 G 2 Shannon, Lowell ...... 106 211 337 .916 winter. He is to be transferred to Baltimore next Dwyer, B.-H.-L.-W. .... 66221 50 8 10 .226 Litschi, Worcester ...... 95 197 272 .914 middle of next month. The season. Draher, Haver.-Fall Kiver 44 151 34 2 3 .225 Mitchell, Brockton ...... Ill 157 348 .907 plans for the spring trip According to President Al IJawson., the meeting, Woodward, Fall River 27 112 25 4 .223 Moorehead, New Bedford .... 102 236 284 .906 and Connie©s views regard which is to see the circuit of the Union League Shannon, Lowell . .... 110 438 97 35 .221 Uniac, Haverhill ...... 58 106 228 .898 ing some of the new men completed, is to bo held in this city on 1Mb. 15, F. Steele, Lynn ..... ^5 86 19 4 .221 Sylvester, Fall River ...... 99 18-2 299 .887 whom he has seen on the Manager Billy Murray, of too Philadelphia Na Kitzmaurice, L.-L. 83 304 67 24 .220 Adlor, Lynn ...... 58 94 174 .887 tionals, wfll soon run down to Southern Pines, N. Sylvester, Fall River .. 103 351 77 2 .219 Cummings, Lawrence ...... 78 152 256 .883 Coast will furnish interest© C., to look over the grounds of the New Country O©Brlen, Lowell ....-- 113 414 90 20 .218 Collius, Haverhill ...... 15 28 30 .828 ing gossip. While in Califor Cmb there to see Jf they are suitable for training Thornhill, Fall River 112 426 93 24 18 Devine, Haverhill-Lawrence. . 15 29 53 .828 nia Connie has had an ex purposes. Tho Phiffles havo been Invited to South Cameron, Lowell ...... 62 229 Brennan, Lawrenee-Lowell-H 30 41 102 .827 ern Pines by Nicholas Wilson, an old-time member Ort, Lyun ...... 52 cellent opportunity to size Kiernau, New Bedford . . 65 271 59 8 4 .217 98 158 .815 up Kruse, the left-hander, of the Crescent A. C.. of Brooklyn. Keltey** Boston Toomey, Fall River .... 32 102 22 2 4 .216 OUTFIELDER3. Nationals will do their training at Pmehurst, which Wormwood, Worcester -. . 36 141 30 4 10 .213 who has been touted as a is only gtT Tnftoa from Southotn Plneo. Harris, Lowell ...... 21 85 18 4 4 .212 Devine, Haverhill-Lawrence. . 46 .989 second Waddell. Mr. Mack Reardon, Brockton ..... 101360 76 24 14- .211 Hamilton, HaverhUl ...... 91 .988 writes that Kruse is as good Higgins, F. R.-N. B. . . . . 95 323 68 39 16 .211 Barclay, Lynu ...... 43 .987 WHAT MAJORS PAY, Bannon, Lyun-Lawrence. . 86 317 67 23 16 .211 Reynolds, Worcester ...... 112 143 .974 Connie Mack as he has been touted, and Coveny, N. B. -Lawrence 74 262 55 15 12 .210 Elliott, Ned Bed.-Fall River 26 .973 that he will most likely have Unlac, Harerhill ...... 58 214 45 10 11 .210 Kane, Brockton ...... lul 199 .972 a place on the regular pitching staff next Partial Sum Expended for Talent ty the Collins, Haverhlll ..... 15 48 10 4 5 .208 Woodward, Fall River ...... 25 66 .972 season. Of the new pitchers Mack has se Ashmore, Lowell ...... 23 72 15 1 3 .208 Kiernan, New Bedford ...... 65 133 .966 cured he feels confident that three will make American. Kane, Brockton ...... 110 377 78 26 19 .207 Mullaney, New Bedford .... 104 71 .983 Duggan, N. B. -Lowell .. 59 208 43 4 207 Oakes, Lawrence ...... 40 63 .957 good next season. Kruse is probably the Apropos to the objection of the American Barclay, Lynn ...... 43 164 34 14 9 207 Templin, Worcester ...... 45 77 .955 star of the lot, but there are two Southern League to the entrance of the American As Connolly, Haverhill .... 29 92 19 1 4 207 Madden, Haverhill ...... 109 155 .952 Leaguers who Connie also has great faith in. sociation to Chicago and President Johnson©s Elliott, N. B.-Fall River 30 117 24 2 5 206 Kavanaugh, Lynn-Lowell .... 45. 90 .952 They are Bills and Maxwell. The latter was opposition to further concessions to the Na McCormick, F.-K.-B. .. 20 63 13 0 4 206 BUlet. Lawrence-HaTerhill.. 101 161 .948 drafted by Barney Dreyfuss a year ago, but tional Association leagues an interesting McGovern, Brockton ... 75 260 53 20 12 204 Welch, Haverhlll ...... 15 30 .947 table was given out, compiled by Secretary Eaton, Lawrence ...... 80 298 60 15 7 203 Fitzmaurice, Lawrence-Lynn. 53 63 .946 was allowed to drift back to the minor Courtney, Lawrence .... 64 244 49 18 5 .20il Tansey, Lynn ...... 22 34 .946 league Without a trial. He is said to be a Bruce, of the National Commission, showing Drohan, New Bedford . 23 85 17 2 0 .200 Ort, Lynn ...... 22 31 .943 polished pitcher now and can go in and what the American League has expended for Maroney, Lawrence .... 15 55 21 0 0 .200 Spencer, Lynn ...... 97 158 .941 make good with the Athletics from the jump. new talent this fall. It follows: Ball, Lynn ...... 15 45 9 2 1 .200 O©Brien, Lowell ...... 108 217 .940 dub. Purchased. Drafted. J. O©Toole, Brockton . . 21 116 23 2 4 .198 McCabe, Worcester ...... 21 29 .938 Detroit ...... $8,850 Burns, Lowell ...... 114 391 7(7 7 2 .197 Wallace, Brockton^ ...... 15 13 .933 Always Looking To Future. Philadelphia 8,750 4,300 Daum, Lynn ...... 65 208 7 .197 Austin, N. Bed.-F. Kiver 98 123 .932 6,600 3,800 Burkett, Worcester ...... It is one of the characteristics of that Chicago .. Gilroy, Fall River ...... 29 97 \l 196 51 80 .926 wise old owl, Manager Mack, of the Athlet Cleveland 13,000 S.800 Hartman, N. B. -Lawrence 34 114 22 193 Kehoe, New Bedford ..... 32 42 .926 New Yorfe 15,950 1,250 McDonald, New Bed.-L. 100 370 71 23 17 192 Plckett, Lowell ...... 98 120 .925 ics, to not look ahead a year, but to pre St. Louis 6,000 4.759 Connors, Lawrence 69 266 51 13 9 192 Cameron, Lowell ...... 27 67 .925 pare for future years, he well knowing Boston ... 40,250 1,850 Moore, Lynn ...... 31 115 22 6 4 191 Scully, Lowell-Lynn ...... 24 35 .925 the mutations of base ball. It is one of Washington 4,500 7,850 Waiters, F.. R.. -Brockton 69 200 38 8 12 190 Courtney, Lawrence ...... 63 .924 Briggs, Lawrence-HaverhiU. 106 Mack©s methods to pick out a star collegian, Kavanaugh, Lynn-Lowell 45 155 29 12 10 187 193 .920 help him to go through with his education Totals ...... $103,900 $38,859 Hilhert. Haverhill ...... 28 86 16 2 2 186 Messenger, Fall River ..... 105 176 .919 These figures only include money which McCabe, Haverhill .... 39 135 25 3 5 186 Bannon, Lynn-Lawrence ... 88 152 .916 and then have him join the Athletics. That Moorehead, N. Bedford 104 403 74 7 10 184 Cleary, Fall River ...... 34 58 .915 is how he got Coombs, Eddie Collins, Noon- has passed through the Commission©s hands Adler, Lynn ...... 59 190 35 18 10 184 Higgins, Fall River-N. Bed. 94 156 .910 an, McGeehan, Mullin and Several others. to date, and not the ultimate prices which Grant, Fall River ...... 110 398 73 20 11 183 Dam, Lowell-Worcester ..... 18 31 .900 At the present time Connie has a crack in- the players will cost when all payments are Mitchell. Brockton .... 111362 65 20 18 182 Catterson, .Brockton ...... 98 137 .893 made. Many players are bought with a McPartlin, HaverhUl .. 26 77 14 2 4 182 Russell, Worcester ...... 63 99 .883 fielder in pickle, whom he is figuring on to privilege of paying a certain sum at the time Perkins, Haverhill ...... 48 155 28 4 5 .181 Donovan, Brockton ...... 84 80 .885 take the place of one of the older members Oakes. Lawrence ...... 48 167 30 7 .180 Cook, Lowell ...... 15 23 .862 of the team in about two years. This star of sale, the balance to be paid when the /Frock, Worcester ...... 37 129 23 Tetrault, Fall River ...... 18 13 player signs, or when he reports, or if he is 9 .178 Norris, New Bedford ...... 26 .800 player is still in college, and it may be a Bronnan, Lr. -L©11-Haver. 64 221 39 7 15 .176 29 .780 year or two before he graduates. Besides retained by the major club, the form of Delave, New Bedford .... 31 109 19 3 2 .174 Hartman, N. Bed.-Lawrence 10 5 .750 agreement being subject to the wishes of Jiagley, Lawrence ...... S2 121 21 5 .174 this player Mack has several more whose buyer and seller. On Mr. Brace©s fignares Kenniston, Lowell ...... 33 104 18 0 4 173 The Pitchers© Eecords. names have never been made public. Connie he does not include future payments to b« Guiheen, Fall River .... 73 260 43 20 10 166 helps the boys along and when they join his Brown, Lynn ...... 34 124 20 4 1 161 w Pet. team other managers say: "I can©t see made for players. Kane, New Bedford .... 17 50 812 160 Wormwood, Worcester ...... 10© .769 Doherty, Lowell-Wor. . . Ill 381 60 10 22 .157 Sline, Worcester ...... 23 .742 how he landed that fellow, for I made him a Follansbee, F. R.-Lowell 47 161 25 6 10 Keady, Haverhill ...... © n .688 better offer than Mack." SOUTH ATLANTIC NEWS. Dooin, Haverhill ...... 32 112 .152 E. Steele, Lynn ...... \© 24 .686 Columbia may get Bob Wallace, the big center Cross, Brockton ...... 29 99 .152 Gilroy, FaU River ...... ! 18 .667 Monte Cross© Bright Prospects. fielder, back again next year, though a couple of Ahearn, Harerhill- ...... 35 139 .151 Robinson, New Bedford ...... 16 .667 years ago he refused to play with the Gamecoun. B. Steele, Lynn ...... 34 107 .149 Frock, Worcester ...... 23 .657 According to Monte Cross, the veteran ball again, jumped the game, and on a few occasions Swanson. Fall River .... 24 76 ,145 J. O©Toole, Brockton ...... 20 .645 player, who will leave this city to manage tried to stir up considerable strife on the diamond. Bushey, W©orcester ...... ©...... 15 .625 Sllne, Worcester ...... 31 91 4 .143 Cutting, Brockton ...... 16 the Kansas : City team of the American As The Memphis Cllib has drafted outflelder Jule» Barberich, Lawrence .... 38 127 1 .142 .615 Kustus from the Augusta Club. He was the star Cadman, Law.-N. Bedf©d 27 99 0 .141 W herry, Lowell ...... <; .600 sociation next season, he will have a first- Kenniston, Lowell ...... M 17 .563 class team, which he expects to make a of the Augusta team and was noted for his wonder Lucia, Lowell ...... 36 157 5 .140 Connolly, Haverhill ...... ©.©.] 16 ful throwing ability. He la a native of Detroit, McCarthy, Haverhill .... 14 48 2 .125 .552 great fight for the pennant. "I am going Mich., 22 years old. of Swedish extraction and of Cutting. Brockton ...... 29 84 Barberich, Lawrence ...... 16 .533 3 .119 Swanson, Fall River ...... 12 West to make a success of the Kansas City marvelous physical development. M. O©Toole, Brockton . . 29 92 1 .109 .522 team," said Monte yesterday. "My years Coffin. N. B. -Worcester. . 20 71 0 .099 Moore, Lynn ...... 16 .516 Charles McGeehan, of Hazleton, Pa., first baseman Robinson, New Bedford. 24 77 2 Abbott, Lowell-Lynn ...... 14 .500 of service in this city should be sufficient on the Villanova College base ball team and fullback Gatcomb, Lawrence .... 26 71 2 Cameron, Lowell ...... n .500 guarantee as to my knowledge of the game, on the football eleven, has been tendered the man Jerger, Fall Kiver ...... 26 66 5 .045 Coffin, New Bedford-Worcester .... 9 .500 not to speak of the backing given me among agement of the Savannah Club, of the South Atlantic Burroughs, New Bedford ...... 7 .500 the Kansas City rooters by Connie Mack. League. McGeehan is a brother of Connie Mc Killian, Lynn ...... g .500 Geehan, who was onco a member of the pitching Individual Fielding. Hilbert, Haverhill ...... n .478 As to the make-up of my team, I think the staff of the Athletics and later played with Toronto Following are the fielding average! of the McPartlin. Haverhill ...... 12 .462 men are well known to assure the veriest and Earrisburg. SRORTIISQ LJFB. JANUARY 4, 1908.

Joy. San Francisco.. 49 15 93 12 .. .900 of its editor the paper practically ceased to FIRST BASEMEN. be. SEASON©S WORK G. P.C. A. E. P B. Pet. CREAHAN©SCHAT There was a demand for billiard writers Quick, S. Francisco... 7 73 2 0 1.000 Wheeler, S. Francisco 13 129 8 1 .993 on those journals at that time. Benjamin Dillon, L. Angeles.. 181 1889 128 25 .988 Garno was on the "Clipper," and was Bigbee, Oakland ....1972166 144 45 .981 the only writer who owned himself then, AS EXEMPLIPED BY PACIFIC Williams, S.Franclsco.173 1863 38 .981 just as he does at the present day ai Street. S. Francisco. 5 46 1 .979 the editor and owner of "The Billiardist," COAST PLAYERS. Atherton. Portland . 53 538 16 .973 Garnier lent, or sold, his name to Wilkes© Kennedy. Portland.. 36 388 11 .973 "Spirit," with a result that Garnier©s head Donahue. Portland... 17 130 4 .972 Philadelphia, Dec. 30. Editor ©Sporting Carson. Portland ... 60 581 20 .968 became several times too large for the size Hogan. Los Angeles. 71 3 .963 Life." I saw George Button for the first of his body. Garnier finally returned to Individual Work of the Men in All Murphy. S. Francisco 6 3 .969 time, during his recent professional engage France, where he is living at the present Cravath, L. Angeles. 9 96 5 .956 ment at Allinger©s hall in this city, where day, rich, quiet, and happy. Newman, Portland.. 15 135 5 .948 Schaeffer and Sutton played for three nights Departments of the Game as Porkorney. Portland. 7 84 6 .935 and three afternoons. Mr. Sutton is a dis I very much doubt if billiard tables at Moore. Portland .... 6 46 4 .923 tinguished looking man, who looks and acts the present day are any finer or better Shown by the Official Averages SECOND BASEMEN. like a gentleman; and I have no doubt than they were forty or fifty years ago, that he is one. His general ©make up" is G. P.O. A. E. Pet. but that is probably owing to the fact Donahue, Portland...... 10 24 27 1 .981 that of a Frenchman, otherwise he might that in general details and fine mechanical Prepared by Secretary Long* Mohler, S. Francisco.... .108 315 338 25 .964 easily pass for a prosperous and happy construction they could not be improved on Casey, Portland ...... 175 407 470 25 .963 German merchant. He is the most cor then. That a leading professional expert Ncgle. Los Angeles...... 5 10 12 1 .957 pulent billiard player I have seen since of today attributes his defeats, .when he Following are the official 1907 batting, Bernard. Los Angeles.... 94 225 251 27 .946 the days of the late E. H. Nelms. Not as loses, to the table, recalls the vanity and fielding and pitching averages of the Pacific Halev, Oakland ...... 201 515 500 66 .939 tall or corpulent as Nelms was, he seems .938 egotism of Albert Garnier. It should not Coast League, as compiled by Secretary Streib. S. Francisco .... 85 194 261 30 more corpulent on account of being physi be forgotten, that when this same expert Danny Long. These figures cover players Brashear, L. Angeles.... 95 215 271 46 .914 cally smaller; like Nelms, he seems to suf Spencer. San Francisco.. 10 20 11 .912 wins, the table as a rule is all right. It who participated in ten or more games: Wheeler, S. Francisco .. 12 22 20 .933 fer physically from his own weight. has been stated of the late William Sexton, who was probably the greatest money player Individual Batting. THIRD BASEMEN. . As a billiard player Mr. Sutton seems ever known in the business, that he could G. AB. R. BH. SB. SH. Pet. Nagle, Los Angeles...... 8 6 13 01.000 to be entirely original, which may account "play billiards on a cellar door." Sexton©s Eagan. Oakland... 194 708 96 237 31 8 .335 Zeider, San Francisco ... 14 17 34 1 .981 for the great work which he is capable of head, however, was several times too small Melchoir, San Fr.. 66 220 42 67 17 4 .305 Moriarity, San Francisco. 8 11 27 1 .974 doing. Were it not known that he is Sut for his body. At the present day and for Dillon, Los A. ....181 631 88 192 34 .304 Shinn, Portland ...... 9 10 17 1 .964 ton, the first impression would be that he 30 Irwin. San Francisco ....163 22,9 297 23 .958 some years past, the average body of the Cravath, Los A.... 182 614 106 186 50 27 .303 might prove an easy victim at the hands of average professional has been several times Moriarity San Fr. 66 239 31 72 11 8 .301 Devereaux, Oakland ..... 191 225 429 33 .952 any great master. To see him play, how McCredie, Portl©d..169 606 73 182 31 Smith, Los Angeles .....118 161 294 30 .938 too small for the size of his head. 18 .300 Brashear, Los Angeles .. 65 77 149 19 .922 ever, for fifteen minutes or less, wpuld dis Rafferty, Portland. 41 159 23 47 iti 3 .295 pel any such idea. Hogan, Oakland... 87 269 33 78 13 5 .290 McClelland,L.A.,0. & S. F 12 14 33 4 .922 Piper. San Fr...... 50 196 14 55 19 6 .281 Donahue, Portland ...... 7 11 8 2 .905 THE EASTERN LEAGUE. Bernard, Los A. ...141 539 77 146 35 13 .271 Hogan, Oakland ...... 10 10 18 3 .903 Mr. Sutton plays billiards with practical Kennedy. Portl©d.. 37 144 18 39 12 1 .271 Mott, Portland ...... 146 234 320 60 .902 ly the precision and accuracy of a machine. Brashear, Los A. .159 581 65 157 36 24 .270 Kane. Portland and S F. 12 10 19 4 .897 In this respect he resembles the late Frank Buffalo©s Managerial Problem Settled by VanHaltren O©k©d.193 718 101 193 47 48 .269 Spencer. San Francisco ..12 18 21 5 .886 0. Ives, with the exception of the fact that Smith, Oakland...187 715106 192 53 12 .269 Dunleavy. Portland ...... 11 15 19 7 .829 Ives was a human machine; while Sutton the Selection of the Noted Infielder Lovett, Portland.. 67 255 27 67 15 14 .263 SHOKTSTOPS. seems to be the machinery but lacks that George Smith, For The Place. Wright, Oakland... 68 205 14 54 6 6 .263 life and vitality which distinguished the Heitmuller. O©kl©d 199 763 94 200 39 27 .2*52 Zeider, San Francisco ... 38 96 112 10 .954 Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 30. Editor "Sport Carlisle, Los A.... 179 648115 168 39 86 .259 Hosp, Los Angeles ...... 10 13 25 2 .950 playing of Ives. This difference in style Delmas, Los Angeles ....173 311 581 59 .938 maybe, and no doubt is in a large measure, ing Life." President Potter, of Buffalo, Williams, San FT..189 682 65 175 27 23 .257 has given out the statement that the di Casey, Portland... 177 621 67 156 20 29 .251 Eagan, Oakland ...... 194 327 627 67 .934 owing to the age and physique of the two Nagle, Los A...... 69 213 25 53 8 13 .249 Johnson. Portland ...... 41 61 130 14 .932 men. Ives at his greatest was but a mere rectors had determined to place the manage Burdette, Portland 38 126 16 31 15 13 .246 Wheeler. San Francisco. .112 191 361 41 .931 youth, and not much larger than Schaffer ment of the team in the hands of Captain Moriarity, San Francisco.. 58 100 172 23 .924 George H. Smith for next year. Smith has Smith. Los A.....118 432 50 105 20 14 .243 Schiinpff, Portland ...... 41 83 126 25 .893 or Slosson, while Mr. Sutton looks to be a Staton, Portland... 19 62 4 15 3 3 .242 man of 45, and might almost put Schaffer, had plenty of experience, and is a cool, Irwin, San FT.....163 580 80 139 28 15 .240 Fay, Portland...... 57 102 155 32 .889 deliberate and earnest player. His work is Hildebrand. San F.186 648 73 155 59 Nagle, Los Angeles ...... 11 15 28 7 .860 Slosson or Ives, when he was alive, in the 31 .239 Shinn, Portland ...... 32 53 67 22 .845 pocket of his ulster. Comparisons be not of the grand stand or showy sort, but Ellis, Los A...... 171 578 50 138 29 40 .239 is concentrated on a sole desire to deliver Mohler. San Fr....108 385 60 92 25 9 .239 Hogan, Oakland ...... 9 9 21 6 .833 tween Ives and Sutton as experts, must Henley, San Fr... 68 189 14 45 5 4 .238 Staton, Portland ...... 19 34 31 14 .823 cease from a spectacular point of view. the goods. Smith©s batting average last Shaughnessy. S. F. 77 295 33 70 22 9 .237 OUTFIELD ERS. Button©s playing seems to be labored, and season was .262, and his fielding average Devereaux, Oakl©d.191 618 68 145 28 19 .235 Nagle. Los Angeles .. 11 9 0 0 1.000 suggests hard mental and physical work, .979, this being the highest fielding average Bigbee, Oakland... 200 696 73 163 36 29 .234 Croll, Portland ...... 9 13 1 0 1.000 which is probably owing to his great of any player in the Eastern League, Street, San Fr. ...159 523 41 121 8 15 .231 Wallace, Portland ... 8 4 0 0 1.000 physique. Mentally it cannot be such, as Schafly being next with an average of .955. Hartman, Portland 54 91 7 21 2 0 .231 Bernard, Los Angeles 47 92 3 2 .979 his great record is a contradiction of it. Smith was anxious to secure the management ESola, San Fr..... 81 193 20 44 9 4 .228 Cravath, Los Angeles 173 287 41 9 .973 of the team, and after the management had Haley. Oakland.. .201 705 78 160 36 31 .227 Heitmuller, Oakland .... 199 804 42 11 .969 looked over the applications of various seek Delmas, Los A. ...175 604 51 137 25 24 .227 Melchoir, San Francisco.. 66 108 10 4 .967 It is to be doubted if any professional ers for the position there was a unanimous Wheeler, San Fr...l55 559 53 127 31 26 .227 McCreedie, Portland ... .169 267 43 11 .966 expert ever made so many points in so Donahue, Portland.166 570 49 129 22 20 .226 Hildebrand, S. Francisco. 186 359 29 14 .905 small a space on a table as Frank Ives, vote in favor of Smith. Manager-captain Hackett. Oakland. 26 93 8 21 1 4 .226 Donahue, Portland .... 40 83 15 4 .901 whose general style of playing, if not almost Smith has had experience with various clubs Bliss, Oakland. ...138 472 71 100 30 25 .225 Ellis, Los Angeles .... .171 318 18 14 .900 divine, was certainly suggestive of inspira in the different leagues, and has an enviable Easterly. Los A... 11 40 2 9 2 0 .225 Shinn. Portland ...... 10 23 1 1 .960 record. As captain of the Rochester team Bassey.Oak.-P©t©d 162 595 70 133 36 13 .224 Quick, San Francisco .. . 19 22 1 1 .957 tion. Mr. Sutton is a player, who to me, in 1899 the team won the pennant. In 1900 Randolph,Oak.-L.A 46 125 28 28 0 4 .224 Hogan, Oakland . 8 18 4 1 ,957 is more attractive in reading of his great they landed second place. In 1901 they Ashley, San Fr.... 13 36 3 80 1 .222 Wheeler. San Francisco.. 11 19 3 1 .957 work than in seeing him play. Compared again captured the flag. In 1902 Smith Moore, Portland.... 71 204 14 45 4 8 .221 Van Haltren, Oakland ... 193 415 28 21 .955 with Schaffer, his nursing, or the technique Dunleavy, Portland 26 91 8 20 6 5 .220 Carlisle, Los Angeles ....179 320 18 16 .95.© of that part of the game, is much finer. His played with the New York Nationals, and Joy. San Fr...... 49 128 14 28 2 2 .219 Murphy, San Francisco... 34 36 6 2 .95;: style is careful, studied and laborious, at the ende of the season after Fogel left Mott, Portland. ...146 504 39 110 20 21 .218 Spencer, San Francisco . .149 290 24 18 .946 There is a lack of that dash and freedom New York he managed the Giants. In 1903 Pernoll,, Portland.... 22 69 3 15 0 0 .217 Piper, San Francisco .... 50 122 14 8 .944 he was captain of the Detroit Americana Murphy, San Fr.. 40 134 16 6 .216 Wright, Oakland ...... 12 15 2 1 .944 of play which has made Schaffer so noted under Ed. Barrow. Johnson, Portland 41 135 20 7 .215 Shaughnessy. San. Fran. 77 110 10 8 .938 during his entire career. Zeider, San Fr...©. 52 192 26 41 10 7 .214 Bassey, Oakland, Portlandl62 294 18 21 .937 News Notes. Newman, Portland 15 47 1 10 5 3 .213 Rafferty, Portland ...... 41 73 11 7 .923 In his action, physique and personal ap Mike Kelly ought to be as successful at the head Carson, Portland.. 69 212 15 44 5 5 .208 Williams. San Francisco.. 8 9 3 1 .923 pearance generally, I can see little, if any, of the Toronto Club as Joe Kelley was. Mike sounds Willis. San Fr.... 45 121 7 25 1 4 .207 Bardette. Portland ...... 38 70 6 7 .921 change in Jacob Schaeffer during the past more so. Gray, Los A...... 54 161 14 33 4 0 .205 Smith, Oakland ...... 187 320 22 30 .919 McClelland Oak.- Esola, San Francisco .... 17 10 1 1 .917 ten or fifteen years. He can hop around a Jack Phelan, outfielder of Providence, has been Los A.-San F,... 12 44 4 9 0 1 .205 Lovett, Portland ...... 67 126 10 15 .901 billiard table with the agility of a sparrow; engaged as coach for the University of Maine basket Eager, Los A...... 97 282 27 57 6 7 .202 Dunleavy. Portland ...... 15 16 0 2 .889 while his artistic work as a great master of ball team. Gum. Portland.... 9 20 2 40 1 .200 Eager, Los Angeles ..... 13 8 0 1 .889 the game was recently demonstrated in his The first contract with the Torontos for the season Uates, Oakland... 55 157 19 31 5 4 .197 Willis, San Francisco ... 8 5 1 1 .837 great contest with Sutton in Chicago. Af of 1908 has reached President MoCaffrey. It bears Burns, Los A..... 45 130 7 25 2 1 .192 Henley, San Francisco... 12 7 0 2 .778 ter their engagement in this city, Schaeffer the signature of Jimmy Friek. Califf, Portland... 38 103 11 1!> 3 2 .184 Porkorney, Portland .... 7 8 0 1 .750 Pat Powers Is attempting to act as peaeemiker Porkorney Portl©d. 14 38 4 70 and Sutton played in Richmond, Va. Be 1 .184 fore leaving this city for Richmond, these between Fred Doe and Hugh Duffy. the quarreling Quick. San Fr..... 51 153 6 28 1 4 .183 owners of the Providence Club. He hasn©t suc Reidy. Oakland.... 23 60 4 11 0 9 .183 The Pitchers© Records. experts telegraphed President Roosevelt ceeded yet. that it would afford them much pleasure to Dashwood, Oakland 38 122 9 22 7 1 .180 Tie Runs by Hit Pet. George Hogrlever will be with Mike Kelley at Streib. San Fr..... 86 275 22 49 15 7 .178 W. L. G. O.SO.BB.B.WP.B.Vic. have the honor of giving a private exhibi Toronto next season. Hogrlever has not signed Fay, Portland...... 57 198 17 35 10 3 .177 Gray. L. A.. . .32 14 0 108 216 155 19 50.600 tion at the White House for the entertain with any team, having preferred to play With Kelley, Shinn, Portland.... 51 212 23 37 8 .175 Hosp. L. A.. .. 12 70 72 56 9613 11.632 ment of President Roosevelt and his friends. Atherton. Portland 00 290 9 38 2 wherever the latter located. 9 .173 Henley, S. F. . ._^.24 15. ^1 .134 A197^, 103iv., ^.^24 71.616A Vlv The President made a reply that there was The Providence Club, of the Eastern League, has Hogan. Los A...... 117 375 27 63 3 10 .168 Ashley,© San F. .. 6 ^4 0 *37 ^25 ^25 ^600 !«00 no billiard table in the White House, but Byrnes, Oak.-P©t©d 36 113 10 19 4 3 .168 Burns, Los A. .. .23 16 0 112 144 8213 71.590 sold pitcher Swanson to Hartford, and has pur Spencer. San Fr. ..171 571 76 94 39 21 .165 Hogan, Oakland..20 14 1 143 115 90 9112.588 invited the players to call on him© and chased first baseinan Hugh Bradley and outflelder Bergman, Los A... 13 31 4 51 2 .161 Wright. Oakland. .25 18 1 160 135 134 25 30.581 "have a shake hands." How characteris Eddie Russell from Worcester. Groom. Portland... 57 164 10 24 2 3 .140 .Tones, San F.... .29 $1 1 136 156 125 10 5 0 .580 tic this is of the great man of the people, According to President McCaffery, of the Toronto Jones, San Fr..... 56 158 14 22 5 .139 Hopkins, Oakland 5 4 0 33 27 32 6 3 0.556 who occupies the Presidential Chair at Club, Mike Kelley came high but the Toronto Schimpff, Portland. 67 203 13 27 13 .133 Bergman. Los A.. 6 50 40 27 49 2 10.545 Washington at this present day. Club had to have him. Mike receives $500 more Croll. Portland.... 11 38 2 5 4 .132 ,Gates. Oakland.. .26 23,0 162 226 141 20 11 0 .531 salary than Joe Kelley enjoyed. Stripp Oakland.. 7 23 1 3 0 .130 R©dolp, O.. L. A..20 182 116 107 10S 9 23.526 Pitcher Lew Wlltse left Plninfleld, N. J.. last Hopkins, Oakland. 11 31 0 4 2 .129 Kinsella, Portl©d.20 19 1 114 137 102 13 6 2 513 Politiealy I am a Democrat, "a Gold week for Palm Beach, Fla.. where H* will play in Sullivan, Oakland 5 17 2 2 0 .118 Hickey, San F...110 3 2 31 10.500 Bug," and mugwump, but there has been the Hotel League during the winter months. Jimmy Hosp. Los A...... 36 114 9 15 2 .105 Quick. San Fran..11 120 76 56 71 4 11.478 no man in the White House during the Murray, of Buffalo, will also play on a team In the Goodwin, Oakland. 7 10 0 1 0 .100 Carnes, L. A 0.10 10 0 136 124 134 16 52.457 past fifty years for whom I entertain a same league. Carnes.LosA.-O©k©d 40 112 5 9 0 .ORO Joy, S. Francisco. 18 22 0 120 170 143 11 8 1 450 greater regard than for President Roose The Toronto Club will give a trial to an elder Hoag. San Fr... . . 5 13 1 1 0 .077 Groom, Portland. .20 26 1 156 191 158 28 22 0 .435 velt. During the administration of Presi and bigger brother of pitcher Dick Rudolph. The Kinsella. Portland 46 133 8 10 3 .075 Hartman. Portl©d.10 10 0 99 84 100 12 4 0 .417 new man Is a general player and hard hitter who Kane. P©t©d©-S. F.. 14 50 0 3 2 .060 Willis, San Fran. 12 17 0 136 100 9G 9 7 5 414 dent Grant there was a billiard table in the has played semi-professional ball around New York Wallace, Portland. 8 18 2 0 0 .000 Reidy, Oakland.. 9 14 0 93 49 32 6 30 .391 White House, as that distinguished man for a few seasons and wound up last season la Califf. Portland.. .13 22 O 128 116 108 15 12 0 .371 was, if I am not in error, not only a Vermont. Individual Fielding. Bernoll, Portland. 6130 80 69 73 7 1 1 .315 friend of Michael Phelan, but a great ad Goodwin, Oakl©d. 1 3 0 16 12 19 1 1 0 .250 mirer of the game of billiards. It is possible CENTRAL LEAGUE CHAT. CATCHERS. Gum, Portland. .. 1 50 15 21 27 5 30 .167 that during the administration of Ruther _ X G. P.O. A. E. P.B. Schimpff, P©tland 1 9 1 64 33 26 11 0 0 .100 Pet. Gaddy, San Fran. 010""2 3, _ 101 .060 ford B. Hayes, that the table, like wine The Evansville Club has signed pitcher Oharlm Donahue, P©tland .... 89 440 165 10 11 .984 from dinner, was removed, but of this fact Williams, S. F. .... 8 43 11 1 1 Johnson, Portland 010 322 000 .000 Frye, of Lexington. Ky., and catcher Cumiingham, Easterly. L. Angeles. 11 67 19 2 0 1977 Ferraris, Portland 010 321 200 .000 I am not historically informed, but I do of Vanderbllt University. Moore, Portland .... 65 253 97 9 14 .975 \Vheeler. San F.. 0 10 451 110 .000 know that Mr. Hayes was the only man who Outflelder De Haven, Instead of playing with Street. S. Francisco. ..154 676 220 29 12 .969 Reed, Oakland... 010 4 13 13 120 .000 ever ocupied the Presidential Chair in Indianapolis In 1908, will be with Terre Haute. Eager, L. Angeles ... 83 33300 77"" 13 8 .969 Andrada, Portland 010 4 3 2020 .000 Washington who was not elected. This announcement was made by President L. D. Hogan. L. Angeles ..109 498 Necker, Portland .010 4 4 6000 .000 Smith. 145 22 6 .967 Gamble. Los A... 0 10 5 5 0220 .000 Bliss. Oakland ..... 138 557 216 30 22 .963 Ford. Portland... 010 6 The South Bend Club has filed claim for Cahlll Byrnes, O©k©d-P©land 39 177. 63 10 9 .960 6 3 0010 .000 Since the days of Albert Gamier in this and Kroy, outflelders in the Wisconsin League. The Dashwood, Oakland . Smith, Oakland. .010 7 2 6021 .000 country, professional billiard players as a 38 102 22 6 6 .954 Hopkins, Oakland. 010 0 8_ 5000_ _ ., .__.000 former was with La Crosse and the latter with Sullivan, Oakland .. 5 16 4 1 0 .952 Hoag. San Fran.. 0 3 0 10 7 14 2 0 0 .000 rule, _no matter how great their follies Wausau, Carson. Portland .,. 9 38 17 3 0 .948 Sawyer, San F... 0 30 21 6 12 0 10.000 were in other respects, have not been guilty President Smith, of Terre Haute, is unable to find Asola, S. Francisco. 62 211 42 16 11 .941 of resorting to airs and affectation. Gamier a manager. He expected to secure Guy Dickey, of H> ckett. Oakland .. , 26 -09 92 14 0 .915 was a pliable expert, like about ninety- the Springfield team, and but for the Interference Stripp, Oakland ..... 7 29 11 5 2 .889 NEW YORK NUGGETS. five per cent of the professionals of his day. of Charles Varnell, owner of the team, would have PITCHERS. secured him. as Manager Hendrtcks had practically down to the present time, the business told Smith that the, deal would go through. Varnell E. P B. Pet. President Farrell states that there have been many then was as rich in competition as it was says Dickey is the best first sacker In the league gchimpf. Portland ... 16 - 14 © ?9 1.000 applications for the A. J. G. franchise. Including in money; which gave a double advantage and must stay with his team. Cotniskey spoiled Goodwin. Oakland ... 7 1 12 1.000 Elmira, Auburn, Pottstown, Pa., and Paterson. N. J. to unscruplous professional experts of the another deal for Smith by drafting catcher Weaver Jones, S Francisco .. 56 11 139 .980 Secretary E. .T. Coleman, of the Scranton Club, Garner type. The country was also opulent from Wichita, Kas. Hopkins. Oakland ... 11 3 38 .976 Is the authority for the statement that either Wright, Oakland .... 54 32 152 .973 Malachi Klttredge or Boluby Lowe will manage the in great sporting weekly journals. The New Henley. S. Francisco. 56 21 118 .965 Miners next year. York "Clipper," Wilkes© "Spirit of the A©agle. L. Angeles ... 34 84 105 .965 Howard J. Earle, the ex-manager of the A. J. G. Times," and "The Turf, Field and Farm," Hosp, L. Angeles.... 22 10 42 .963 base ball team, is jus» now considering an offer to were three of the greatest Weekly publica Kinsella, Portland .. 46 22 129 .962 manage the Nashville team. In the Southern League. tions in this country. Randolph, O.-L.A©gles 44 11 83 .959 Mr. Earle expects to arrire at a decision in the Carnes, L.A©gles-O©k©d 40 14 81 .950 matter before Jan. 1. Gray. Los Angeles... 53 18 140 Great as we seem to have grown during .946 The Wilkesbarro Club has signed Frank Doran, Cates, Oakland ...... 45 20 127 .944 William J. Johns, .Tames R. Gillespie, William E. the past quarter of a century, I cannot name Bergman. L. Angeles. 13 5 29 2 .944 Hunter, James O. Klabuhne, George W. Perry, J J. any three papers in this country at the Ashley, S. Francisco.. 13 0 32 2 .941 Zeigler. Charles Brand, Jr., Andrew McCarthy, War resent day to compare with those which Califf, Portland...... 38 14 98 .937 ren Harned. G. H. Bannister and W. H. Miller; and P have named. The "Clipper" is the only Groom.. Portland ..... 52 21 147 12 .934 has accepted the terms of Charles Morrissey and one that has survived, and is probably Willis. San Francisco. 37 .934 Charles Hartman. Hogan. Oakland ..... 56 greater today financially, than in any period 10 .932 The Blnghamton Exhibition Company, of Bing- of its life, although it is now, and has COMBINATION AND POOL. Burns. Los Angelas.. 45 10 .929 hamton, organized to operate the New York State Quick. S. Francisco.. 25 7 .921 League franchise In ttia,t city, with a capital of been for years past, purely a theatrical Orders from all parts of the world promptly Pernoll Portland ... 22 5 .921 $10.000, on December 18 filed a certificate of In paper. "Wilkes© Spirit" at one period of attended to. Gum, Portland ...... 9 2 .917 corporation with the Secretary of State. The direct its life was one of the best edited papers Reidy, Oakland ..... 23 5 .915 ors are: J. H. Mooney, of llion; James H. Bannon, in America. Its editorials commanded more John Creahan, Green©s Hotel, Phllad©a, Hartinan, Portland ..81 8 .913 , of tjrna, Maa*.; Mid M. 3. Roach, of Binghamton. than national attention; bat with the death Ovwr 1,000,000 NoiM SuMum Sold. JANUARY 4, 1908. SPORTING

Charleston ...... 3049 1323 241 .948 Individual Fielding. FIRST BASEMEN. Player and Club. G. PO. A. E, PC. ing & Bros. Mullaney, Jacksonville .. 66 748 43 7 .991 AS EXEMPLIFIED BY SOUTH South. Columbia ...... 18 202 7 2 .990 Wohleben, Macon ...... 128 1302 52 19 .987 Stafford, Savannah ...... 126 1288 86 22 .986 ATLANTIC PLAYERS. Evans, Jacksonville ..... 21 212 25 5 .985 Johnson, Charleston ... 13 123 11 2 .985 Wagnon, Columbia ...... 13 110 11 2 .984 Dexter. Augusta ...... 114 1185 76 26 .980 Kanzler, Columbia ...... 84 733 66 18 .978 Individual Work of the Men in All Wilkinson, Charleston ... 11 1048 81 :30 .974 Schan, Jacksonville ..... 45 422 29 12 .974 Departments of the Game as SECOND BASEMEN. Player and Club. G. PO. A. E. PC. ies Bohannan, Augusta ...... 49 135 116 16 .977 Shown by the Official Averages Logan, Savannah ...... 117 386 298 24 .966 Evans, "Bill," Jacksonv©e 84 217 178 16 .961 Prepared by President Boyer* Lally, Columbia i...... 127 368 208 28 .960 RhonteQi© Macon ...... 123 250 282 22 .960 Smith, Jr., Charleston ... 29 55 79 7 .950 McKernan, Augusta ..... 67 173 163 21 .941 BY CHARLES W. BOYBR. Bierkotte, Jacksonville .. 40 93 111 13 .940 Following are the complete official bat Schippicasse, Charleston . 94 173 207 31 .924 ting, fielding and pitching records for the Kendrick, Augusta ...... 22 34 51 8 .917 The championship season of 1907 of all players Briskey. Savannah ...... 10 22 24 8 .852 of the South Atlantic League Who have THIRD BASEMEN. Spalding participated in ten or more games during Player and Club. G. PO. A. E. PC. the season: Tibald, Columbus ...... 38 48 90 5 .965 Trade Bierkotte. Jacksonville ..23 27 61 4 .956 Lewis, Jacksonville .... .108 134 254 24 .942 Mark ings Club Batting. Busch,- Augusta ...... 102 144 239 21 .942 " AB. RUBS: IB. TB. SH. .SB. PC. McKernan, Augusta ..... 17 -28 39 5 .931 on any Athletic Columbia. ..4186-331-926 1102 .199 192 .221 Dooin, Columbia ...... *, 20. 25 52 6 .928 article, stamps Charlesto , .365J. 3,70 792 937 194 307 .217 Frost, Charleston ...... ". 27 26 38 5 .927 Augusta ...,.3633 291 773 906 155 206 .213© Lipe, Macon ..... i. ...©,..130 161, 238 33 .923 it as official and Jacksonville. 3330 271" 690 827 Moore, Columbia ...".. ,. 45 42 96 13 .914 147 166 .207 Quigley, Savannah ...... 42 44 73 11 .914 Correct in all Macon ...... 3974 345 822 1107 145 177 .207 Lohr, Columbia ...... 28 <20 59 8 .908 : particulars Savannah .. .3954 291 805 939 158 211 .204 Griffin, Charleston ...... -66© 47 107 17 .900 Athletic..... McMahon, Columbia ..... 40 25 69 12 .887 Individual Batting. Hoff,. Savannah .....©.... ,31 ", 32 60 15 .8©tiO " If It Pertains G. AB. R. IB. TB, SH. SB. PC. Connors. Savaniiah ..©..... 15 20 2820- 10 .828 to Athletics, Raftery, Chas..120. 425 69 128 140 15 SO .301 Fox. Columbia ...... :.©.... IS ;24. 10 .815 Wagiion, A.©Col. 31 102 5 30 ©84 1 10 .294 1 SHORT STOPS, We Make It" Stinson. Macon.110 401 45117138 8 27 .292 Player and Club. Games. Po. A. E. PC. Harris.B. Macon 11 39 4 11 14 2 4 .282 McMillan, Jacksonville .. 53 186 20 .934 Sparks, Augusta 34 97 6 26 34 3 2 .268 Pepe. Macon ...... 125 287 418 52 .931 Murdock, Mac. .125 471 60123143 5 43 .266 Morris, Savannah ...... 115 210 381 46 .928 Evers, A.-Chas.. 70 219 29 58 70 7 11 .265 Hallman, Columbia ..... 28 54 79 11 .924 Gnadinger, Col.. 81 284 31 75 88 10 14 .264 Quigley, Savannah ...... 31 51 87 12 .920 Houston-, Macon 97 363 43 96 147 9 17 264 Patience, Savannah ..... 13 22 49 7 .911 Johnson, Chas.. 121 380 44100154 14 24 .263 Markley, Jacksonville ... 42 72 121 20 .906 Griffin, Ghas.... 60 212 34 55 62 19 28 .259 Bierman, Angusta ...... 125 221 298 57 .901 Howard, Sav...123 464 41 119 134 11 51 .257 Johnson, Charleston .... 93 16771© 197 40 .901 McMillan. Jax.. 53 176 15 45 48 9 17 .256 Bierkotte, Jacksonville .. 42 114 22 .894 Logan, Say..... 117 438 32 111 137 11 9 .254 McMahon, Columbia ..... 54 114 152 36 .881 Thiel,...... _. Jax...... 47 166 18 42 48 8 22 .253 Russell, Columbia ...... 10 13 22 5 .875 Dexter Aug.. ..123 442 40112140 8 32 .253 Banister, Columbia ...... 10 14 14 4 .875 Books on fill Sports; Each Book Complete in Wohlben, Mac.. 128 470 36 118 162 10 16 .251 Riddick, Charleston ..... 13- 22 37 9 .868 Bender, Aug....106 372 38 93115 10 23 .250 Smith, J., Charleston.... 15 21 39 10 .857 Meaney. Chas... 125 439 35110120 20 24 .250 itself ansl an Authority in its Line. Hallman, Col. ..38 124 7 31 35 10 6 .250 CATCHERS. McMauou, Col.. 84 306 30 75102 9 14 .245 Player and Club. Games. Po. A. E. PC. Rhoton, Macou.123 452 29 110 117 17 22 .243 Harnish, "Macon ...... 44 253 47 1 .996 Lakaff, Augusta. 12 25 1 6 6 0 0 .240 Robinson, Macon ...... 73 398 93 3 .994 Group 6. No* 6. Spaiding©s Official Ice Hockey Guide Mullin. Chas.... 120 450 61105121 10 72 .233 La Fitte, Macon ...... 13 66 15 1 .988 Crozier,. Aug.... 100 360 49 83 102 27 30 .231 Smith, H., Columbia .... 66 408 75 7 .986 MuJlaney, Jax.. 66 212 15 50 56 8 11 .231 Reisinger, Charleston .... 76 454 97 8 .986 Group 7. No. 7. gpalding©s Official Basket Ball Guide Pepe, Macon... .125 421 29 97 115 22 17 .230 Roth. Jacksonville ...... 89 503 97 6 .983 Evans, "Bill" Carson, Augusta ...... 34 181 40 4 .982 Jacksonville. 105 308 33 84104 10 7 .228 Fox, Columbia ...... 65 356 106 11 .976 Group 7. No. 193. Howto Play Basket Ball Stafford, Sav. ..125 408 34 93111 31 27 .228 Kalkoff, Savannah ...... 120 612 198 21 .975 Viola, Jax...... 121 433 38 98137 12 14 .226 Schan, Jacksonville ..... 29 104 36 4 .972 Lolir, Cnas.-Col.lltf 378 37 85 94 12 IS .22jj Connolly, Augusta ...... 47 128 38. 4 .969 Group 8. No. 8. How to Become a Bowler Kendrick. Aug.. 22 62 1 13 13 4 2 .223 Hawkins, Columbia ..... 39 178 59 11 .956 Boliannon, Aug. 49 189 19 42 48 6 13 .222 McCabe, Columbia ...... 10 48 16 3 .955 Banister, Col.. . 10 36 8 8 2 2 .222 Evers. Charleston ...... 59 370 16 .945 Group 13, No. 209. Howto Become a Skater Kustus, Aug.. .126 450 99 132 11 22 .220 PITCHERS. Kanzler, Col.. .115 410 89 102 14 24 .217 Schan, Jax... . 49 155 33 38 2 6 .216 Player and Club. Games. Po. A. E. PC. Group 14, No. 236. How to Wrestle 1©ooia. Col.... 20 65 0 0 .215 Buckley. Columbia ...... 12 3 17 0 1.000 Carson. Aug.... 40 122 3 6 .213 Harley. Macon ...... 37 109 2 .984 Long Jax.-Mac. Hoff. Savaunah ...... 15 51 2 .967 Group 14, No. 162. How to Box Columbus .... 38 147 14 31 34 1 7 .211 Savidge, Jacksonville .... 40 87 4 .964 Connors, Sav.... 30 110 6 23 26 ,4 6 .210 Holmes. Augusta ...... 43 113 6 .955 Burt, Jax.-Col... 110 394 36 82 103 18 21 .208 Quinn. Macon ...... 11 34 2 .951 Group 14, No. 166. How to Swing Indian Clubs McKernan, Aug. 94 326 24 67 79 16 24 .207 Lee, Jacksonville ...... 33 107 6 .949 Lee, Jax...... 35 87 8 18 19 9 2 .207 Schopp. Augusta ...... 19 52 3 .949 King. Sav...... 118 438 34 77 91 12 30 .206 McKensie, Columbia .... 29 50 3 .949 Group 14, No. 191. How to Punch the Bag Walters. Jax.- Stultz, Jacksonville .... 25 83 5 .946 Columbus .... 118 385 30 79 105 18 10 .205 Schwenk, Columbia ..... 40 107 7 .946 Harris, C.. Mac. 13 54 6 11 12 9 2 .204 Sitton, Jacksonville ..... 36 88 6 .944 Quigley, Col.-S. 83 280 29 57 62 10 16 .203 Willis, Savannah ...... 14 28 2 .944 Neuer. Sflv...... 45 138 9 28 36 3 8 .203 Paige, Charleston ...... 21 46 3 .944 Markley. Chas. Rowan, Macon ...... 12 26 2 .938 Tex...... 42 148 14 30 34 13 9 .203 Sparks, Augusta ...... 34 102 10 .920 13 19 .202 Deaver. Savannah ...... 42 124 13 .920 Briskey, Sav... 76 252 23 51 59 Clarke, Macon ,..f ...... 27 53 . 6 .919 Pox. Chas.-Aug.- Keiber. Savannah ...... 16 29 A. G. SPALDINQ & BROS, Columbus .... 94 292 20 59 65 21 16 .202 2 .912 Morris, Sav.....115 420 29 84 94 29 22 .200 Raymcril. Charleston .... 51 163 19 .911 Lewis. Sav.-.Tax 108 369 22 74 87 8 17 .200 Neuer. Savannah ...... 30 95 I©l .901 Chandler Mae.- Viebohn; Columbia ...... 23 42 6 .890 New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Col.-Jax...... 82 292 28 67 13 19 .199 Lakaff, Augusta ...... 12 12 2 .895 Send your name .198 Ford, Savannah ...... 19 54 7 .892 Boston, Baltimore, Washington, Busch, Aug..... 102 328 27 65 69 16 16 Helm, Macon ...... 32 and address for Lipe, Macon.... 130 436 46 85 101 48 23 .195 102 13 .892 a Copy of Spald- Pittsburg, Buffalo, Syracuse, Roth, Jax...... 89 252 49 61 11 8 .194 Foster. Charleston ...... 29 42 6 .887 Hoff, Sav...... 70 211 41 48 13 6 .194 White, Charleston ...... 26 50 9 .863 .ing© sha.ndsom e - St. Louis, Cincinnati, Kansas City, Reisinger. Chas. 76 286 17 52 62 7 5 .182 Nelson, Augusta ...... 11 22 8 .733 23 24 20 10 .177 ODTFIELDERS. ly illustrated Minneapolis, New Orleans, Smith, J.. Chas. 44 130. 17 Player and Club. Games. Po. A. E. PC. catalogue of all ~Bierman - - - - Aug.... 125- ~ 410- 24~ 72-j^ 77j^ 34 16 .176 Harnish, Macon ...... 15 15 South©, Col...... 18 6, 1 1 .176 0 01.000 sports FREE Denver, Detroit, Cleveland, Kalkoff; Sav. . ©. .1^6: 23 70 80 13 9 .175 Connors, Savannah 1..... 15 12 1 0 1.000 BierKotte. Jax..108 343 37 59 67 26 25 Quigley, Savannah ...... 10 .9 0 01.000 San Francisco, Montreal, Canada Moo©re. Jax.Col.. 43 161 ©12 28 35 11 6 ©111 Haukey. Jacksonville ,...14 .21 0 0 1.000 tally. Col.... 42 26 74 81 28 18 .174 Kendrick. Augusta ...... 10 10. 0 1.000 Paige; Chas.... 69 4 12 15 3 1 ..174 Crozier, Augusta ...... 100 178 ll 2 .995 Hp.rtj}s=h. tocon 173 13 30 36 11 1 ©.174 Meaney Charleston .....125 124 14 2 .986 Foster, Charleston ...... 26 12 13 .480 OHIO-PEHNSYLyAVIA HEWS. .172 Lchr. Columbia ;.;... i,. 88© 167 7 3 .983 McKenzie Columbus ...... 23 9 11 ,450 Helti). Macon. . 111 5 19 20 3 0 .427 Nelson, . Aug. . 35 0. 0 0 ©.171 Murdock, Macon ...... 125 257 26 7 ;976© Hoff, Savannah ...... , 15 6 8 Pitcher Jack BreekenrfBgie, of Akron, wants to gait Viebohn. Cha.- .Walters. Columbia ...... 118 139 17 4 .975 Nelson, Augusta ...... 10 4 6 .400 pitching and play second base hereafter. Col...... Player and Club. . Games. PO. E. PC. Schwenk. Columbus ...... 39 15 23 .395 Savidge, Jax. . . 40 King.. Savannah...... 11« 177 6 .970 Keiber, Savannah ...... 13 5 8 .385 Pitcher Sain Smith, of Tooogstown, haa decided Robinson, Mac. 73 Stinson. Macon ...... 110 120 Viebohm. Charleston-Col... 20 6 13 .316 not to retire for another year at least. Smith, H., Col.. 70 Viola. Jax...... 121 220 Ford, Savannah ...... 18 5 11 .313 James Sloban, of Cleveland, and Walter Shulz. Huber, Sav.-Col.70 207 Kauzler, Columbus ...... 23 30 1 .968 White Columbns, Charles©n 25 7 18 .280 of Chicago, hare signed on the Youngstown pitching Clarke, Mac... 32 " Long. Columbus ...... 38 49 2 .966 Willis, Charleston-Savan©h. 12 3 9 .250 staff for next season. Rowan, Mac. . 14 Burt, Coluinbus ...... 110 213 8 .966 Lakoff, Augusta ...... 10 2 7 .222 Hawking, Col.. 39 Kustus Augusta ...... 126 232 19 .965 Buckley. Columbns ...... 12 2 9 .181 The Akron dub has signed a left-handed pitcher. Schwenk, Col... 48 140 Howard, Savannah ...... 123 276 11 .964 PITCHING ANALYSIS. * college man. His name is Dell Be Tone and he Wilkinson, Raftery. Charleston ...... 120 182 9 .958 comes from West Lebanon, Pa. Chas...... Ill 349 27 55 60 8 22 Thiel. Jax...... 47 87 4 .958 Paul Sturgaa, of the Mansfield Club, has signed Willis, Chas.- Houston, Macon ...... 91 180 9 .954 L. C. Channell and Jirnmle Ketler, at last year©s Sav...... 14 39 6 7 0 1 .154 Bender, Augusta «...... 106 107 7 .950 Alliance team, to take the places of Speaa and Foster, Chas.. 29 79 12 15 2 1 .152 Chandler. Jax...... 82 79 5 .947 •> Drake. Hankey, Tax... 14 46 7 8 0 3 .152 Maloney Augusta ...... 21 30 2 .944 Player and Club £ "If ZanesvtUe fa not successful in its efforts to Schippicasse, Fox, Columbus ...... 10 12 1 .933 secure a berth in the 0. and P. League -It will Chas...... 10 17 .150 Gnadinger, Columbus ..... 81 127 12 .922 purchase the Canton franchise in the Central Holmes. Aug... 1 4 .150 Mullin. Charlevton ...... 120 189 18 .920 League," declares "Msuty" Began, manager of the Russell. Col. .. 17 1 3 .150 Russell, Columbus ....-.~ 19 26 3 .917 ZanesriUe team. * Sitton, Jax. ... 36 20 7 4 .150 Patience. Savannah...... 18 31 3 .914 Raymond, Chas .4401416301 55 The Newsuk Club directors have just elected these McKensie, Col.. 29 11 11 2 0 .149 Neuer, Savannah ..... ^.... 11 16 2 .913 Paige. Chas... J90 696106 36 officers for next year: President A. A. gtasel; Patience, Sav.. 31 115 17 19 7 5 .148 Briskey Savannah ...... 66 89 11 .909 Lee, Jax. .274 957 288 64 Tice president. Harry Rossel; business manager, P. Frost, Chas. . 27 11 11 0 6 .145 Harris, B.. Macon ...... 11 14 2 .875 Holmes, Aug. .361 1351 225 73 J. Maurath; secretary and treasurer, W. B. Hopkins. Tibald, Col. .. 38 126 18 18 7 7 .143 Wrmon. Columbus ...... 18 19 3 .864 Schopp, Aug. .155 580 89 39 The report showed that 65,000 people attended the La Fitte, Mac. 14 42 6 7 1 1 .143 Hoff, Savannah ...... 19 20 4 .857 Johnson, Chas . 66 249 41 19 home games last season and after all indebtedness Maloney, Aug.. 21 64 9 10 10 12 .141 Huber. Columbus ...... 18 21 5 .815 Savidge, Jax. .301 1050 177 53 had been paid a snug asm was left over to start Schopp. Aug. . 19 58 8 10 0 1 .138 Viebohm, Columbus ...... 11 6 3 .666 Rowan. Mac. .114 382 66 23 next year. Buckley" © r, Col. 12 37 5 0 0 .135 Clarke, Mac. .231 818 166 59 Riddick, Chas. 13 31 4 5 5 3 .129 Helm. Mac. .274 982 207 67 Stultz, Jax..... 25 78 10 11 4 1 .128 The Pitchers© Records. Stultz, Jax. .207 735 148 41 The Brooklyn dub has offered third baseman Harley. Aug... 37 110 14 IS 1 0 .127 Games. W. L. Neuer, .Sav. . ,3061108204 70 Jimmy Casgy to Toronto for pitcher McOtnlep and Ford, Sav...... 21 55 7 9 0 0 .127 Raymond, Charleston ..... 51 35 11 Quinn,- Mac. ,109 379 81 57 $1000. The offer has been declined. Quinn, Mac.... 15 40 5 1 1 .125 Paige, Charleston ...... 21 Sitton, Jax, .308 1090209 85 Keiber. Sav.... 16 42 5 5 0 0 .119 Lee Jax...... 32 Harley, Mac. .285 ©959 181© 78 Raymond. Chas. 51 139 16 19 8 3 .115 Holines, Aufrusta .....,..> 37 Deaver, Say, .369 1346 268 92 Deaver, Sav. .. 48 145 16 21 2 2 .109 Sclnpp, Aujrusta ...... 17 Sparks Aug. , .265 983 178 81 Connelley. Aug. 49 153 15 15 6 3 .098 Johnson, Charleston ...... 8 Foster, Chas. .2123 816148 63 White,Cbl.-Ohas.26 68 6 6 1 0 .088 Savidge, Jax...... ^ 35 McKensieJ Col .196 714 150 54. BALL PLAYERS© CARDS McCabe, Col... 10 27 2 4 0 0 .074 Rowan Macon ...... 12 "Toff, Sav,© ©. -. .131 488.108. .46 Clarke, Macon ...... 27 ..elson, Aug...©. . 88. 317 57. 13- Helm Macon ...... 32 Sen went, CoL .326 1159 231 114 Curds of eighteen words or 7

FINE PHOTOS OF MAJOR MD MINOR LEAGUE TEAMS. GIVING FOE EEADY LEAGUES UNDER THE NATIONAL, AGREEMENT; TOGETHER WITH LEAGUE ND WITH CLUB MEMBERS, OFFICIALS AND MANAGERS.

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Manager. the "Squeedunk Team," Of the Squeedunk Pacific Coast League IPa. -Ohio-Maryland Angus .A: Grant, Manager. UILMINGTON CLUB, Wilmington. Del. League, or any others. We haven©t. Western League Western Pa. League OPRINGFIELD CLUB.^SpringfieW. O. If- Bennett. President, The groups are 13 x 1.4 inches in size. New York League Cotton States League u Claude Varnell, President, Michael Grady, Manager. New England League Northern Copper John 0. Hendrieks, Manager. Connecticut League Iowa State League UILLIAMSPOI5T CLUBTwilliamsport, Pa. 1902 CHAMPION MAJOR LEAGUE CLUBS. Til-State League Kansas State League fERRE HAUTE CLUB. Terre Haute. Ind. Frank C. Bowman, President, Pittsburg Club of 1902. National League Champions Csntral League South Central League -1 Louis D. Smith, President, H. S. Wolverton, Manager. Manager. © for 1903; Philadelphia Club ("Athletics") of 1902, Irid. -111. -Iowa League Wisconsin State READING" CLUB. Reading. Pa.] American League Champions for 1903. .Northwestern League Gulf Coast League Jacob L. Weitzel, Pres ; Ohio-Pennsylvania League Western Canada WHEELING CLUB, Wheeling. W. Va. ., _ ; A. A. Fink, Sec©y. 1902 CHAMPION MINOR LEAGUE CLUBS. Virginia League Eastern Illinois " B. F. Perkins. President, lu©©t Weigand. Manager. E. D. Price, Manager. Toronto Club of 1902. Kastern League Champions Inter-State League South Michigan WESTERN LEAGUE. for 1903; Indianapolis Club of 1902, American - ... ; .(CLASS A.) , - Association Champions for 1903; Kansas City Club EASTERN LEAGUE NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE. of 1902, Western League Champions for. 1903; .:, President. Norris , O©Neil, Chicago, 111. Manchester Club of 1902. New England League (CLASS A.) (CLASS B.) : •••.': CLUB MEMBERS Denver, . Col., R R Burke Champions for 1903; Nashville Club of 1902, President, Patrick T. Powers.- New York City. President. J. H. Farrell, Auburn, N. Y. Manager. Des Moines, la., M. J. Kelley, Manager. Southern League Champions for 1903 ;New Haven Lincoln Neb.. Manager. Omaha, Club of 1902, Connecticut League Champions for BUFFALO CLUB, Buffalo, N. Y. ALBANY CLUB. AlbamTxT"^. Neb William A. Rourke, Manager. Pueblo. Col., 1903; Butte Club of 19n2. Pacific Coast Northwest u Alex. B. Potter, President, A C. M. Winchester, Jr., President, H. Patterson. Manager. Sioux City, la., Wm, H. League Champions for 1903; Albany Club of 1902. George A. Smith. Manager. M. J. Doherty. Manager. Holmes, Manager. New York State League Champions for 1903; Kockford Club of 1902, I.-I.-L League Champions BALTIMORE CLUB, Baltimore. Md. A MSTER-JOHNSTOWN-G LOVERS VILLE PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. for 1903. D Moses N. Frank. President, a M. F. Button, of Gloversville. Prc©resident. John Dujin, itunager. Howard J. Earl, Manager. (CLASS A.) 1903 AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS. President, J. Cal. Ewi.ig, San Francisco. Cal. JERSEY CITY CLUB. Jersey City, N. J. IjINGHAMTON CLUB, Binghamton, N. Y. Boston Club of 1903, American League Champions CLUB MEMBERS San Francisco, Cal.. Frank u Henry Devitt, President, u F. V. Hammond, President, M. Ish, President; John Gleason, Manager. Oaftland. for 1904; also Champions of the World for 1904; Joseph Bean,_Manager. Robert Drury, Manager. Philadelphia Club ("Athletics"), Cleveland Club, Cal Edward M. Walters, President; George Van New York Club. Detroit Club, St. Louis Club, l/ONTBEAL CLUB, Montreal, Can. OCRANTON CLUB, Scranton, Pa. Haltren. Manager. Los Angeles,. Cal.. Senator Chicago Club, Washington Club. Walter C. Hagar, President, u John W. Barnes. President, Pendleton, President; Henry Berry. Manager. Port James Morgan, Manager. Henry Ramsay, Manager. land. Ore., Judge McCreedie. President; Walter Mc- 1903 NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUBS. Creedie, Manager. Seattle, Wash., non-active. Plttsuurg Club of 1903, National League Champions NEWARK CLUB, Newark. N. J. OYRACUSE CLUB. Syracuse, N. Y. for 1904; New York Club, Chicago Club, Cincin " Walter W. Burnham, President u George N. Kuutzsch. President, nati Club. Brooklyn Club, Boston Club, Philadel and Manager. T. C. Griffln. Manager. ILLINOIS-IOWA-INDIANA LEAGUE. phia Club, St. Louis Club. PROVIDENCE CLUB, Providence, R. L fpROY CLUB, Troy. N. Y. (CLASS B.) 1903 CHAMPION MINOR LEAGUE CLUBS. r A. G. Doe, President, * Chas. Rabbet. President, President, Edward Holland. Bloomington, 111. Hugh Puffy, Manager. John J. O©Brien, ManageB CLUB MEMBERS Cedar Rapids, la.. B. Hill, St. Paul Club1 of 1903, American Association Char* Manager. Clinton, la., Harry Stauffer, Manager. pions for 1904; Jersey City Club of 1903, Eastern ROCHESTER CLUB. Rochester, N. T. i T7TICA CLUB. Utica, N. Y. Rock Island, 111., John Tighe, Manager. Peoria. League Champions for 1904; Lowell Club of 1903. R C. T. Chapin, President, u Charles W. Davis, President, 111., Frank Donnelly, Manager. Bloomington, 111., New England League Champions for 1904; Fort A. C. Buekenberger, Manager. Wayne Club of 1903, Central League Champions Charles Dooley, Manager. \\. Conners, Manager. Decatur, 111.. George Reed, for 1904; Bolyoke Club of 1903, Connecticut rpORONTO CLUB, Toronto. Ont. MILKESBARRE CLUB. Wilkesbarre. Pa. Manager. Springfield, 111.. H. Schamweber, Mana League Champions for 1904; Memphis Club of A J. J. McCaffery. President, " Andrew J. Lynch, President, ger, Dubuque, la., C. Rowland, Manager. 1903, Southern League Champions for 1904; Se- M. J. Kelley, Manager. Abel Lezotte, Manager. dalia Club of 1903, Missouri Valley Champions OHIO-PENNSYLVANIA LEAGUE. for 1904; Los Angeles Club of 1903, Pacific Coast League Champions for 1904; Schenectady Club of AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. (CLASS C.) 1903, New York State League Champions for 1904, (CLASS A.) (CLASS B.) , President. Chas. H. Morton. Akron, O. Pres., T. H. Murnane; Sec., J.C. Morse, Boston.Mass. CLUB MEMBERS Akron, O., Walter East, Man t«4 AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS. President, Joseph D. O©Brien, Milwaukee, Wis. ager. Lancaster, 0., Curt Elston. Manager. Mans field, O.. Carey MeVey, Manager. Marion, O., Chas Boston Club of 1904, American League Champions pOLUMBUS CLUB, Columbus, 0. DROCKTON CLUB, Brockton, Mass. for 1905; New York Club, Chicago Club, Cleve 0 S. D. Flanagan, President M. O©Day, Manager. New Castle. Pa.. Wm. Smith, u T. J. Biyce, President, Manager. Newark. O.. 0. B. Berryhill, Manager. land Club, Philadelphia Club ("Athletics"), St. William Clymer. Manager. and Manager. Louis Club, Detroit Club, Washington Club. Sharon. Pa.. C. Van Patterson, Manager. Youngs- T?ALL RIVER CLUB, Fall River, Mass. town, O., Samuel Wright, Manager. 1904 NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUBS. TNDIANAPOLIS CLUB, Indianapolis. Ind. r . John E. Torpey, President, -! Wm. H. Watkins. President, John H. O©Brien, Manager. New York Club of 1904, National League Champions Chas. C. Carr, Manager. WESTERN ASSOCIATION. for 1905; Chicago Club, Cincinnati Club, Pitts- UAVEBHILL CLUB, Haverhill, Mass. (CLASS C.) burg Club, Brooklyn Club, Boston Club. Phila If ANSAS CITY CLUB, Kansas City, Mo. 11 Daniel Clohecy, President, President, D. M. Shively, Kansas City, Kas. delphia Club. "• George Tebeau. President. William Hamilton, Manager. CLUB MEMBERS Joplin, Mo., Harry A. Baker, Monte Cross, Manager. 1904 CHAMPION MINOR LEAGUE CLUBS. President; Lou Armstrong, Manager. Springfield. Mo., TOUISVILLE CLUB, Louisville, Ky. T AWRENCE CLUB, Lawrence, Mass. F. R. Pierce, President; D. Risley, Manager. Hutch- Buffalo Club of 1904, Eastern League Champions for " Thos. A. Barker, President. " Edward L. Arundel, President inson, Kas.. P. H. Hostutler, President; Jay An 1905; St. Paul Club of 1904, American Association Thos. Chivington, Manager. Mal Eason. Manager. drews. Manager. Webb City, Mo., T. C. Haydcn, Champions for 1905; Syracuse Club of 1904. New President; George Dalrymple. Manager. Leavenworth, York League Champions for 1905; Memphis Club MILWAUKEE CLUB. Milwaukee, Wis. T YNN CLUB, Lynn, Mass. " Matthew M. McCann, President, Kas.. Al Rohr, President; A. Schaumyer, Manager. of 1904, Southern League Champions for 1905- ra Chas. S. Havenor, President, Topeka, Kas., D. C. Cooley, President and Mana HaverhtU Club of 1904, New England League John Doyle, Manager. Frank Leonard, Manager. .Champions for 1905; Springfield Club of 1904, ger; H. T. Crow, Secretary. Wichita, Kas., Daniel Indiana-Illinois-Iowa League Champions for 1905- INNEAPOLIS CLUB, Minneapolis, Minn. T OWELL CLUB, Lowell. Mass. Breese, President, John Holland, Manager. Okla- Macon Club of 1904, South Atlantic1 League M M. E. Cautillon, President, U Alexander Winn, President fc »a City, O. T., S. C. Heyman, President, C. A. Champions for 1905; Fort Wayne Club of 1904, August Dundon, Manager. and Manager. McFarland, Manager. Central League Champions for 1905. qT. PAUL CLUB, St. Paul, MInn. MEW BEDFORD CLUB, New Bedford. Mass. 3 George Lennon, President. " Dennis H. Shay, President, INTERSTATE LEAGUE. 1905 NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUBS. Manager. John P. CoTeny, Manager. (CLASS D.) >N«w York Ctob of 1905, National League Champions OLEDO CLUB, Toledo, 0. President, Frank Baumeister, Erie, Pa.; Secretary- for 1906; also Champions of the World for 1906- WORCESTER CLUB, Worcester, Mass. Treasurer, L. L. Jacklin, Kane, Pa. T Wm. R. Armour, President " Jesse Burkett. President Pittsburg Club, Chicago Club, Philadelphia Club© and Manager. CLUB MEMBERS Kane, Pa., Chas. S. Kelchner. Cincinnati Club, St. Louis Club, Boston Club. and Manager. Manager. Olean, N. Y., J. M. Flynn, Manager. Brooklyn dub. Bradford, Pa., Edw. Foster, Manager. Dubois, Pa., SOUTHERN LEAGUE. CONNECTICUT LEAGUE. 1905 AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS. Edward, Larkin, Manager. Erie, Pa., Thos. Rey (CLASS A.) :- (CLASS B.7 nolds, Manager. Oil City, Pa., J. T. Collopy, Man Jhiladelphia Club ("Athletics") of 1905. American ager. Franklin, Pa., L. L. lackUh, Manager. r League Champions for 190«; Chicago Club, Detroit President, W. M. Kavanaugh, Little Rock, Ark. President, W, J. Tracey, Bristol, Conn. Punxsutawney, Pa., Milt Montgomery, Manager. Club, Boston Club, Cleveland Club, New York Club. Washington Club, St. Louis Club. ATLANTA CLUB, Atlanta, Ga. BRIDGEPORT CLUft, Bridgeport, Conn. *V J. W. Heisman, President. O James H. O©Rourke, President, SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE, 1905 CHAMPION MINOR LEAGUE CLUBS. W. A. Smith, Manager. and Manager -.-.- (CLASS C.) ~: Providence Club of 1905, Champions of the Eastern President. Charles W. Boyer, Charleston S C League for 1906; Colambus Club of 1905, Cham IRMINGHAM CLUB, Birmingham, Ala. flARTFORD CLUB, Hartford, Conn. CLUB MKMBKRS Augusta, Ga., J. R. Crozier, pions of the American Association for 1906 Des B R» H. Baugli, Pres.; C. E. Jackson, Sec©y, n J. H. Clarkin, President Manager. Columbia, S. C., Thos McGuire. Man Moines Club of 1905, Champions of the Western Harry Vaughn, Manager. Thomas J._l)owd, Manager. ager. Jacksonville, Fla.,-© D. J. Mullaney, Manager. League for 1906; New Orleans Club of 1905 ITTLE ROCK CLUB, Little Rock, Ark UOLYOKE CLUB, HolyokeT Mass. Macon, Ga., J. Atalarkey, Manager, Savannah, Ga., Champions of the Southern League for 1906 ; Con L H. C. Rather, Pres.; C. P. Pe©errle, Sec©y, n P. H. Prindlville, President, R. .E. Stafford, Manager. Charleston, S. C., Pat cord Club of 1905, Champions of the New England M. J. Finn. Manager. - - Manager. Meany League for 1906; A.-J.-G. Club of 1905, Cham pions of the New York League for 1906; Macon EMPHIS CLUB, Memphis, Tenn. HEW HAVEN CLUB, New Haven, Conn. PENNSYLVANIA-OHIO-MARYLAND LEAGUE. F. P. Coleman, Pres.; T. F. McCullough, Sec.. Club of 1905, Champions or the South Atlantic M " C. 3. Danaher, President, (CLASS D.) League for 1906. Charles Babb, Manager. and Manager. Pres., Richard Guy. Care "Gazette," Pittsburg, Pa. MONTGOMERY CLUB, Montgomery, Ala. MEW LONDON CLUB, New London, Conn. CLUB MEMBERS Braddock, Pa., Tom Cosgrove, SPECIAL GROUP M R. J. Chambers, Pres.; J. H. Klinge, Sec., " Chas. H. HunrphreT, President Manager. Charleroi, Pa., Tom Sloan, Manager. East President and Managers of the National League for James A. Ryan. Manager. and Manager. Liverpool, O.. C. C. Bippus, Manager. McKees- season of 1906; President and Managers of the MASHVILLE CLUB. Nashville, Tenn. NORWICH CLUB, Norwich? Conn. port. Pa., Jock Menafee, llanager Steubenville, O., American League for season of 1906. N F, E. Kuhn, President, « Frank A. Mitchell. President, Percy Stetler, Manager. Uniontown, Pa., Alex. 1906 AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS. John DObbs, Manager. August Soffel. Manager. Pearson. Manager. Washington, Pa., William Sea man, Manager. Zanesville, O., Marty Hogan, Man HEW ORLEANS CLUB, New Orleans, La. OPRINGFIELD CLUB, Springfield, Mass. ager, W Leonard L. Stern, President, 0 Dan O©Neil, President Charles Frank, Manager. and Manager. ("Athletics"). St. Louis Club, Detroit Club COTTON STATES LEAGUE. Washington Club. Boston Club. oHBEVEPORT CLUB, Shreveport. La. . UATERBURY CLUB, Waterbury. Conn. (CLASS D.) O W. T. Crawford, Pres.; G. H. Stevenson, Sec©y. " H R. Durant, President President, Stacey Compton, Vicksburg, Miss. 1906 NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUBS. Thomas Fisher. Manacer. and Manager. Chicago Club of 1900, National League Champions CLUB MEMBERS Gulf port. Miss., R. J. Gilks, for 1907; New York Club, 1©ittsburg Club Phila Manager. Vicksburg, Miss., George Blackburn, delphia Club, Brooklyn Club, Cincinnati Club NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. VIRGINIA LEAGUE. Manager. Columbus. Miss., Jack Law, Manager. St. Louis Club, Boston Club. Mobile, Ala., Bernie McCay, Manager. Jackson, (CLASS B.) (CLASS C.) Miss., H. Saillard, Manager. Meridian, Miss., Guy 1906 CHAMPION MINOR LEAGUE CLUBS. President, W. H. Lucas, Spokane, Wash, Pres., Sec., and Treas.. Jake Wells, Richmond, Va. Sample, Manager, Buffalo Club of 1906, Champions of the Eaastern League for 1907; Columbus Club of 1906, Cham ABERDEEN CLUB, Aberdeen, Wash. ANVILLE CLUB. Danville, Va. WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA LEAGUE. pions of the American ^Association for 1907- A W. R. Macfarlane, President, ) Rice Gwynn, President. (CLASS D.) Scrantan Club of 1SGG, champions of the New R. P. Brown, Manager. James McKevltt. Manager. York League for 1907; Birmingham Club of 1906 President, Chas. B. Power, Pittsburg. efiampions of the Southern League for 1907- Nor TJUTTE CLUB, Butte, Mont. TYNCHBURG CLUB, Lynchburg, Va. CLUB MEMBERS Greensburg, Pa., Charles F. wich Club of 1906, Champions of the Connecticut O Russ H. Hall, President " John J. Grim President, Clark,© Manager. Connellsrtlle, Pa., A. J. Lawson League for 1907; Grand llapids Club of 1906 and Manager. and Manager. Manager. Scottdale. Pa., William Earle, Manager. Champions of the Central League for 1907. Cumberland, Md.. W. A. Morrow, Manager. But SEATTLE CLUB, Seattle, Wash. NORFOLK CLUB, Norfolk, Va. - ler, Pa., Wm, Harkins, Manager. Fairmont, W D. E. Dugdale, President " Otto Wells, Pres.; W. M. Hannan, Jr., See. Va., Joseph Mack, Manager. Clarksburg W. Va., 1907 NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUBS. and Manager. Robert Fender, Manager. Bull Smith, Manager. Beaver Falls, Pa., C, E Chicago dub of 1907, National League champions oPOKANE CLUB, Spokane, Wash, PORTSMOUTH CLUB,© Portsmouth, Va. Jewell, Manager for 1908, also Champions of the World for 1908- O E, E. Quinn, President C. T. Bland, President, Pittsburtc Club, Philadelphia Club, New York Club. and Manager. : Manager. OTHER ASSOCIATION LEAGUES. Brooklyn Club, Cincinnati Club. For information regarding the following leagues rpACOMA. CLUB, Tacoma, Wash. DOANOKE CLUB, Roanoke, Va. . address the Editor of "Sporting Life." 1 George M. Shreeder, Presideni R Henry Scholz. President. Northern-Copper Country Texas State League. 1907 AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS. and Manager. Charles Shaffer, Manager. Iowa State League. Gulf Coast League. Detroit Club of 1907, American League champions VANCOUVER CLUB, Vancouver, B. C. TJICHMOND CLUB. Richmond, V*. Kansas State League. Eastern Illinois League. for 1908; Philadelphia ("Athletics") Club. Chi G. CUytoD Leonard, President, K W. B. Bradley; President, South Central League. South Michigan League. cago Ctab, Cleveland dub, Now York dub. Con Strouthera, Manager. ferry Llpa, Manager. Wisconsin League. Western Canad* Leaguo JANUARY 4, 1908. SRORTIIVG

in percentage is J. L. D. Morrison, who, on Chillicothe. O., Aug. 15 Circleville, 0., Aug. 29 a comparatively small number of targets Columbus, O., Oct. 2 .. averaged .957. By reason of their com Columbus, O., Oct. 3 . . A YEAR©S WORK IN THE mendable work in many tournaments and on many targets C. G. Spencer, W. R. .803 per cent. Crosby and E. O©Brien are in the cracker- jack class, merely one thousdandth divid J. T. ANTHONY (P.), Charlotte, S. C. TRAP SHOOTING WORLD ing their positions. Spencer shot at 16,- Mobile, Ala., Feb 11 ...... 250 207 , 220, and broke 15,400 at an average of .949. Mobile, Ala., Feb! 12 ...... 250 161 . Mobile, Ala., Feb. 13 ...... 2.30 208 . . Crosby shot at 12,970 and broke 12,303, Vicksburg, Miss., April 28-30 ...... 430 371 or an average of .948. Ed. O©Brien shot Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180 124 . at 10,560 and broke 10,007, or an average Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... 90 78 . CONDENSED RECORD OF IMPORTANT DOINGS AT of .947. J. M. Hawkins shot at 14,275, Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... 90 7©J . . and broke 13,492, making the same percent Charlotte, N. C., May 22 ...... 2UO 172 4 Charlotte, N. C., May 23 ...... 200 180 4 4 age, .945, as Mr. Chauncy Powers, on a Dyersburg, Tenn., June 11 ...... 200 177 . THE TRAPS DURING 1907. far less number. Mr. Powers© totals are Dyersburg, Tenn.. June 12 ...... 200 173 . . 4,730 shot at, 4,470 broke. J. R. Taylor Chicago, m., June 18 ...... 100 94 . with 15,180 shot at, and 14,322 broke, aver Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 175 . Birmingham. Ala., July 23 ...... 200 177 . aging .943, is but one point ahead of L. R. Rinninerham. Ala.. Jii©lv 24 ...... n" n ISM . Best Individual Skill-rStanding of Prominent Professionals Barkley, with 13,945 shot at and 13,140 Charlottesville, Va., Aug. 7 ...... '. 175 165 1 broke, .942 percentage. W. PI. Heer shot Wuimugwu, iV. (_,., .ALHJ. s ...... Zuo i.o at 11,960, and broke 11,231, or .939 per cent. Wilmington, N. C., Aug. 9 ...... 200 167 . . and Amatetirs State Champions Long Harold Money has the same percentage as Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 14 ...... 200 176 Mr. Heer, with 10,760 shot at and 10,106 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 15 ...... 200 184 4 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 16 ...... 200 176 . . broken. Lester German looms up with .936 Leesburg, Fla., Aug. 21 ...... 200 174 . Runs Made Matches, Etc; per cent., 12,185 shot at, 11,412 broke, Leesburg, Fla., Aug. 22 ...... 200 176 . . while Geo. Maxwell, the one armed expert, Albany, Ga,, Aug. 28 ...... 200 184 . has .933 per cent., 13,185 shot at, and 12,- Albany, Ga., Aug. 29 ...... J..... 200 176 . . Richmond, Va., Sept. 2 (S. H.) ...... 200 171 . BY MBS. WILL K. PA»K. '•••' 311 broke. All the above mentioned are in Richmond, Va.. Sept. 3 ...... 200 174 . . the professional class with the exception of Union City, Tenn., Sept. 10 ...... 200 172 . The passing of another year is again marked .with a promise made good by "Sport Mr. C. M. Powers. For the better compari Union City, Tenn., Sept. 11 ...... 200 176 . . ing Life.©© One more annual Tfap Shooting Review is published for©the better under son of skill, we emphasize this year in table Tuscaloosa, Ala., Sept. 19 ...... 200 186 . standing of this great and growing sport, forming another book, - of authentic reference separation, the quantity of work done. Thus Tuscaloosa, Ala., Sept. 20 ...... 200 183 . . for the ;future. For twelve consecutive years "Sporting we classify in blocks of 5,000 and think Bessemer, Ala., Oct. 4 ...... 200 179 2 Life" has placed before its readers the year©s facts Selma, Ala., Oct. 22 ...... 200 174 the new plan will interest our readers in Selma, Ala., Oct. 23 ...... 200 188 4 » and figures in comprehensible form and in line with the affording the fairest comparison t»f shooters© Port Gibson, Miss., Oct. 25 ...... 200 184 3 plan followed for the last two years we include in records ever offered to the public. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 5 ...... 200 181 . "Sporting Life©s" twelfth Trap Shooting Review, tables, In all we present the records e* sixty-one Dublin, Ga., Nov. 7 ...... 200 194 3 of prominent experts and leading amateurs, with details shooters who have broken 90 per cent, Eastman, Ga., Nov. 8 ...... 200 184 . of their work at all tournaments, duly reported in the Macoii, Ga., Nov. 11 ...... 200 191 . or over on more than 3000 targets. Of Moultrie. Ga., Nov. 13 ...... 200 182 . sportsmen©s journals. As before, this is headed "Actual these twenty-three are in the amateur class Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 15 ...... 200 177 . Work Done" and shows alsj the average position for and thirty-eight are in the professional Lake City, Fla., Nov. 16 ...... 200 184 . each day©s shooting, first second, third or fourth, wheth class. There are 14 others who averaged Tampa. Fla., Nov. 18 ...... 150 138 . er professional or amateur. As per the well known re .90 per cent, or more, but they shot at St. Petersburg, Fla., Nov. 19 ...... 100 89 . strictions we havej drawn the lines closely as to tourna Tarpon Springs, Fla., Nov. 20 ...... 200 185 . less than 3000 targets. Of this number Leesburg, Fla., Nov. 21 ...... 200 177 . ments only being included in average wins. We have all are amateurs except one. These figures Ocala, Fla., Nov. 22 ...... 100 98 . spared neither effort nor time to secure information show to what a high plane of perfection the Fred Gilbert regarding all important events at the traps, but quite W. R. Crosby steady followers of trap shooting have de .880 per cent 9165 806T frequently the non-attention of club secretary is re veloped their skill. This means not alone sponsible for a good-sized tournament being lost to the Review. Naturally the report the man behind the gun has shown progress NEAF APGAR (P.), Plainfleld, N. J. ing of an unsuccessful tournament is distasteful to the club officials or energetic pro but the guns, powder, shells and fixed am flolmesburg. Pa., Jan. 1 ...... 180 154 3 moters and we can readily understand why they "forget" the obligation, but there were Quarryville, Pa., Jan. 17 ...... 190 146 . munition have also advanced in grade, per Wissinoming, Pa., Jan. 19 (S. H.) .... 200 172 . a few successful affairs in 1907 where the "bureau of publicity" failed to justify its mitting the men to do their best. We trust Freehold, N. J., Jan. 24 ...... 170 145 . name after securing all the free advertising possible. The secretaries who request and no one will feel neglected if their record Pen Argyl Pa., Feb. 12 ...... 200 174 3 expect the most free advertising are not always the most prompt to forward scores. fails to appear, ©it being an impossible task Morristown, N. J., Feb. 19 ...... 150 123 . Complete reports with initials of shooters, handicap designated, long runs mentioned, Lancaster, Pa., Feb. 22 ...... 180 140 4 to compile the records of all the trap AUentown, Pa., March 7 ...... 180 154 3 etc., lightens the Review editor©s labors materially and we have in many cases been shooters in the country. We have selected Avondale, Pa,, March 9 ...... 160 130 . favored with perfect score sheets in all respects. Such have been fully appreciated those we believe to be the most prominent Brooklyn, N. Y., March 12 ...... 100 81 . and for these we extend our best thanks. The only records of some important or those who are the leading shots in their Delta, Pa., March 19 ...... 190 177 3 shoots were those sent out by the manufacturers whose goods were used by the lead respective territories or have a State repu Rittersville, March 22 ...©...... 180 149 3 ers. In other cases the reports gave only the totals of the entire shoot two or three tation. Some are shown here because of Phoenixrflle, Pa., March 23 ...... 150 124 . days the daily scores and averages being completely overlooked. Many times we Berwick, Pa., March 29 ...... 170 145 . - their wide popularity \and not from the Montclair, N. J., April 3 ...... 100 77 . ,© suspected that noteworthy work on the part of certain shooters contained a run of more high degree of skill exhibited. Easton, Pa., April 13 ...... 200 141 . than 100 straight, but as it was not mentioned we were powerless to give credit. Brooklyn, N. Y., April 16 ...... 100 87 . The reporting of day©s totals, now so common, removes all possibility of securing the Explanations (A), amateur. (P), pro Freehold, N. J.. April 18 ...... 200 189 2 long runs from separate events. Thus if your long runs are not included in our list fessional. Number in parens ( ) indicates Sunbury, Pa., April 30 ...... 180 160 4 accept part of the blame yourself in not having the figures recorded at the proper time. Danville, Pa., May 1 ...... 180 171 1 handicap distance. (S. H.) sliding handicap, Lancaster, Pa., May 2 ...... 200 189 1 In this Review "Sporting Life" has used the reports of tournaments wherever found (H) handicap not given. Where two dates Phillipsburg, N. J., May 4 ...... 200 170 2 and we have accepted the figures as published. We cannot always verify the scores, are connected only totals for entire tourna Messina Springs, N. Y., May 8 ...... 185 167 2 but presume the reports as furnished the sportsmen©s press to be correct. When an ment were reported. Messina Springs, N. Y., May 9 .;....., 185 163 3 3 error creeps in it is probably because so reported. In securing these Review records we "Day ave." means the place of posi Olean, N. Y., May 14 ...... 195 184 2 first scanned the columns of of "Sporting Life," then, in turn, each of our esteemed Olean, N. Y., May 15 ...... 195 178 1 t tion 1st, 2d, 3d or 4th for a day©s shoot York, Pa., May 17 ...... 150 142 3 contemporaries and whenever they were favored to the exclusion of "Sporting Life we ing. "Gen. ave." means the place or po Lebanon, Pa., May 21 ...... 165 142 . gladly availed ourselves of the desired scores. The figures shown are those taken sition in a two, three or four days© shoot. Lebanon, Pa., May 22 ...... 155 141 4 from reports of regularly arranged, previously announced program shoots, and do not in A dot in either average column indicates Lebanon, Pa., May 23 ...... ©... 190 178 . . clude club weeklies, impromptu shoots or exhibitions. In disposing of average po Newark, N. J., May 25 ...... 165 145 3 less than fourth place. Wilkesbarre, Pa., May 27 ...... 175 158 4 sitions we credited same, irrespective of professional or amateur standing. This is a Scranton, Pa., May 28 ...... 180 157 3 record of winners, not losers; a rating of the highest men, not the ©steenth in a par C. B. ADAMS (P.), Rockwell City, la. Gtica, N. Y., May 30 ...... 200 171 2 ticular class. No distinction is made of color, experience or occupation merely skill Utica, N. Y., May 31 ...... 200 175 3 % alone. In compiling the Review of 1907 "Sporting Life" has "manufactured" none Phillipsburg, N. J., June 5 ...... 160 148 4 of the results. We have taken the number shot at, the number broken and the position Phillipsburg, N. J., Juno 6 ...... _.. 160 141 4 Phillipsburg, N. J., June 7 ...... 160 154 3 I first, second, third or fourth each day and placed them to the credit of the different Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 ...... 180 158 . shooters. We secured the grand total for year by adding all together and arrived at Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 ...... 160 143 . the percentage by dividing the number broken by the number shot at. Any good Geneva, Neb., Feb. 14 ...... 165 152 Syracuse, N. Y., June 13 ...... 160 146 . . arithmetician can hunt for errors in these tables if they have the inclination and time. Geneva, Neb., Feb. 15 ...... 165 154 2 1 Mechanicville, N Y., June 15 ...... 200 170 . At the conclusion of the self-imposed task they will know something of the twelfth- Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 ...... 150 140 3 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 96 4 hour duties involved in its compilation. Of the constant vigilance exercised during the Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 ...... 100 90 4 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 177 . Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 22 ...... 100 86 . Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 163 . twelve months, of the many inquiries of secretaries as to certain particulars, nobody Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23 ...... 100 99 1 4 Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 82 . can realize until attempting the work. In some cases our letters were cheerfully Cedar Bluffs, Neb., March 19-20 ..... Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... 90 79 . . answered, in others completely ignored, though we sent return postage. We would be Falls City, Neb. March 22 Bridgeton, N. J., July 10 ...... 150 124 . foolish to claim that all of the tournament work done by the following shooters is Falls City, Neb., March 23 Quarryville, Pa., July 11 ...... 200 180 2 shown below, but we do believe it to be a faithful record of all published accounts. St. Joseph, Mo., March 26 .. Shamokto. Pa., July 12 ...... 200 185 2 St Joseph, Mo., March 27 .. Asbury Park, N. J., JuJy 25 ...... 200 176 . Nor do we declare that these seventy-five listed shooters are all who have shot a 90 per Jewell, la.. March 29 ..... Asbury Park, N. J., July 2li ...... 200 186 1 9 cent, clip this year. Very possibly some have been overlooked when we stop to con Aurora, Neb., April 2 Utica, N. Y., Aug. 2 ...... 100 99 . sider, for a moment, that there are thousands and thousands of trap shooters in this Aurora, Neb., April 3 Albany, N. Y., Aug., 3 ...... 100 90 2 country- However, if you won a first avera;e and the report was printed, we think it Ottawa, Kas., April 17 ...... Coatesville, Pa., Aug. 15 ...... 200 180 1 will be found in our list of one-day average wins. We tried to select for our special Ottawa, Kas., April 18 ...... Binghamton, N. Y., Aug. 21 ...... 175 139 . Chanute, Kas., April 19 ...... Binghamton, N. Y., Aug. 22 ...... 175 145 . . attention those professionals or amateurs who are v Caanute, Kas.. April 20 ...... ,. Glen Falls, N. Y., Aug. 23 ...... 140 97 body of shooters; those who by their .skill, persons Hutchinson, ©Kas., April 24 ...... Suubury, Pa., Aug. 26 ...... 200 186 2 World have achieved a national of sectional reput&v.~~. ~ * -- - .. Hutchinson, Kas., April 25 ...... Sunbury, Pa,. Aug. 27 ...... 2l>0 187 4 3 teurs who have won from one to five, or even more, first averages for the year are not Hutchinson, Kas,, April 26 ...... SelinsgroTe. Pa., Aug. 28 ..... 175 151 . given, as the percentage made in such, tournaments was of ordinary quality, or the tour Ogden, Utah, May 3 ...... Lambertville, N. J., Aug. 29 .. 165 147 . Ogden, Utah, May 4 ...... Lambertville, N. J., Aug. 30 ... 100 79 . . nament of only local importance. The year just closed has seen increased interest in Des Moines, la.. May 27 ...... Phillipsburg, N. J., Sept. 2 .. 200 170 4 the healthful and beneficial pastime of trap shooting. The fascinating competition of Des Moines, la.. May 28 ...... York, Pa., Sept 10 ...... 200 191 3 target shooting has drawn its admirers from all stations in life, making new converts Des Moines, la.. May 29 ...... York. Pa., Sept 11 ...... 200 196 1 2 and retaining its hold on the old standbys. The prosperous business man. the high- Omaha, Neb., June 4 ...... Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 13 ... 180 175 1 Omaha, Neb., June 5 ...... Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 14 ... 200 192 3 2 salaried official, as well as the man who toils less re Omaha, Neb., June 6 ...... Freehold, N. J., Sept. 18 ...... 135 128 muneratively, now takes equal enjoyment in an after Sioux City, la., June 11 ...... Waterbury, Conn., Sept 24 ...... 160 140 noon©s sport on the gun club grounds. A few sociable Sioux City, la., June 12 ...... Red Hook, N. Y., Sept 25 ...... 100 91 2 hours spent in pleasant rivalry before the traps is a Sioux City, la., June 13 ...... Troy, N. Y., Sept 28 ...... 165 153 2 valuable restorative from the fatigue and worry so fre Chicago, HI., June 18 ...... Utica, N. Y., Oct. 2 ...... 150 130 2 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) .... Rahway, N. J., Oct 5 ...... 100 89 2 quently the result of business competition. With the Fort Dodge, la., June 25 ...... Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct 8 ...... 100 82 . muscles and nerves tuned to work in unison with eye Fort Dodge, la., June 26 ...... Brooklyn, N. Y.. Oct 9 ...... 185 154 . . and brain, commercial strife is forgotten for the time Iowa Falls, la., July 9 ...... Batavia, N. Y., Oct 10 ...... 125 110 2 being and the difficulty that seemed insurmountable in Iowa Falls, la., July 10 ...... Ossining, N. Y., Oct. 16 ...... 200 175 2 the stuffy office is frequently solved with ease after an Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... No. Camden, N. J., Oct. 17 ...... 140 126 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... Frcnchtown, N. J., Oct. 19 ...... 180 166 1 hour©s sunshine and fresh air. The country club today Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... Reading, Pa,, Oct. 24 ...... 200 175 3 is not considered complete without its trap auxiliary. Nninpa, Ida., Sept 2 ...... Reading, Pa., Oct. 25 ...... 200 174 3 3 At these gatherings and also at club shoots though the Lincoln. Neb., Sept. 24 ...... Trenton, N. J., Oct. 26 ...... 150 142 2 outfit may not be an expensive and modern equipment Cedar Bluffs, Neb., Sept 25 ...... Jersey City, N. J., Nov. 23 ...... 170 153 2 Cedar Bluffs, Neb., Sept 26 ...... Lancaster, Pa., Dec. 5 ...... 2tlO 183 2 the trap shooter feels free to take his wife or lady j. L D Morri$(>n Ozawkie, Kas., Oct 17 ...... Newark, N. J.. Dec. 6 ...... 100 96 C. G. Spencer friend, where a cordial welcome awaits her amid sur- Herington, Kas., Oct 28 ...... roundings that re entirely suitable for her pleasure and enjoyment. More clubs than Herington, Kas., Oct 29 ...... 884 per cent 143CO 12693 Holdredge, Neb.. Nov. 26 ...... Did not finish program. .909 per cent. 9275 8437 V. B. ASHER (A.), Coon Rapids, la. . published during 1907 up to azul including Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 134 . Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 86 . the early December issues F. D. ALKIRE (A.), Williamsport, 0. Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 22 87 . Columbus, 0., Feb. 1* ....;...... 175 150 4 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23 79 . Circleville. O-, Feb. 22 ...... 200 182 1 Coon Rapids, la., March 13 85 . a two, .or more days* shoot. We believe Utica, O., April 3 ...... 180 166 . Ross, Ia_, March 27 ...... 195 . Utlea, O., April 4 ...... 180 165 . Coon Rapids, la,, April 25 ... 175 1 these figures are correct according to re Columbus, O., April 11 ...... 200 160 . Manning, la., ...... 92 The average tables of previous years show ports published in the sportsmen©s journals Portsmouth, O., May .8...... 200 174 . Des Moines, la., May 27 ... 175 . ed conclusively .who was who and. what during the year of 1807. It will be seen Circleville, O., May 15 ...... 290 178 . Des Moinea, la.. May 28 ... 175 . they had accomplished during the season. Circleville, 0., May 16 ...... 200 182 . Des Moines, la.. May 29 ... 177 . The plan proving so generally satisfactory that there has been, a -close- race for leader Wilmington, 0., May 17 ...... 200 173 . Manning, la,, July 17 ...... 175 . we have repeated it this year, only, we ship in the premier sport -ot target shooting. Columbus, O., June 4 ...... 185 153 . Chicago, HI., June 18 ...... 79 . Our results show that Fred Gilbert leads Columbus, O., Juno 5 ...... 195 152 . Audubon, I*., Aug. 6 ...... 190 4 have a more lengthy list. It shows, the Columbus, 0., June 6 ./...... 155 128 . Audubon. la.. Aug, 7 ...... 181 . actual tournament scores of each day s in percentage, with the fine average of Chicago, 111-, June 18 ...... 100 87 . shooting, together with the position won .958, shooting at 9195 targets during 1907, Chicago, HL, Jane 21 (18 ydi.) ...... 200 179 . by that »core and also tlw position, won m and scoring, 8817. Xext to Mr. Gilbert O. At*. U ,. . . 200 181 . 18 JANUARY 4, 1908.

E. W. ARNOLD (A.), Lamed, Kas. Chicago, 111.,© Sept. 23 © . ©...©.".".©. .©.© . Cedar Blufts, Neb., March 19-20 ...... 400 363 3 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 2JO 1SS 4 Hutchinson, Kas., April 24 ...... : . <0htea..o, 111., Sept. 26 ...... 1 1 Falls City, Neb.,© March 22 ...... 200 1©90 2 Cedar Lake, Ind., July 25 ...... 200 186 3 . Hutchinson, Kas., April 25 ...... Covingion, Ind., Oct. 1 ...... ©. 200 190 1 Falls City, Neb., March 23 ...... 200 192 1 1 VVatseka, 111., Aug. 15 ...... 250 220 . Hutchinson, Kas., April 20 ...... Homer, 111., Oct. 8 ...... ;...... 150 120 . St. Josee-h, Mo., March 26 ...... 200 170 . Denver, . Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 190 ©.. Arkansas City, Kas., April 27 ...... Ottawa, 111.©, Oct. 10 ...... 200 187 1 St. Joseph, Mo.. March 27 ...... 200 183 . . Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 973 Sulphur, I. T., May 1 ...... Ottawa, 111., Oct.. 17 ...... 2( < 181 1 1 Hutehinson, Kas., April 24 ...... 200 174 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 96 4 »; Sulphur, ,I. T., May 2 ...... Baltimore, Md., Oct. 22 ...... 20u 182 . Hutchinson, Kas., April 25 ...... 200 172 . Indianapolis. Ind., Sept. 18 ...... 200 Ig4 4 ^Tamestown, Va., Oct. 21 ...... 100 93 3 Hutclunson, ©Kas., April 26 ...... 200 187 . . Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 19 ...... 200©ITS . « Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 187 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... Jamestown, Va., Oct. 25 ...... Arkansas City, Ark., April 27 ...... 200 180 3 Homer, 111., .Oct. 8 ...... 150 ISi S Jamestown, Va.. Oct. 2(3 : ...... 100 93 4 Omaha, Neb., June 4 ...... ©. 200 172 . Bloomingtou, Ind., Oct. 23 ...... 200 180 . Denver, Colo,©, Aug. 22 ...... 150 146 3 Lamed, Kas., Oct. 23 ...... Fayetteville, N. C., Oct. 29©-...... ;. Omaha, Neb., June 5 ...... 200185 .> Columbia, S. C., Oct. 31 ...... 200 195 2 Omaha, Neb., June G ...... 200 180 . . .911 per cent. 3410 3118 ,9r,8 per cent. 1900 1783 Columbia, S. C., Nov. 1 ...... 200 193 3 4 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 183 . [Augusta, Ga., Nov. 5 ...... ©.. ... 200 191 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 95 . E. F. CONFARR (A.), Livingston, ©Dublin, Ga., Nov. 7 .....©...... -. 200 191 4 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 91 . . J. T. ATKINSON (A.), Newcastle, Pa. Kastrnan, Ga., Nov. 8 ...... 200 181 ." Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 24 ...... 200 153 . Butte, Mont., April 28 ...... Youngstown, O., April 170 140 Maoou, Ga.. Nov. 11 ...... 200 193- 3 Cedar Bluffs, Neb., Sept. 25 ...... 200 170 . Walla Walla, Wash., May 16 ...... Lebanon, Pa., May 21 105 152 Moultrie, Ga.. Nov. 13 ...... 200 186 4 Cedar Bluffs, Neb.. Sept. 26 ...... 200 170 . . Walla Walla,- Wash., May 17 ...... Lebanon, Pa., May 22 155 139 Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 15 ...... 200 132 3 St, Joseph. Mo., Nov. 17 ...... 200 180 . Walla Walla, Wash., May 18 ...... Lebanon, Pa., May 23 190 170 Lake City. Fla., Nov. 16 ...... 200 191 4 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 19 ...... 200 179 . Llvingston, Mont., May 26 ...... Niles. O., June 26 .. 190 162 Tampa, Fla.. Nov. IS ...... 150 145 -1 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 ...... 200 191 4 . Billings, Mont., Juno 7-8 ...... Bradford, Pa., July 9 200 178 St. Petersburg, Fla., Nov. 19...... 100 07 3 Manhattan, Mont., July 14 ...... Bradford, Pa., JulJ« 10 200 181 Tarpon Springs, Fin., NOT. 20 ...... -200 .183 4 .899 per cent. 46dO 4181 Livingston, Mont., Aug. 18 ...... Shai-on, Pa., .July 25 170 161 Leesburs, Fla., Nov. 21 ...... SIM) 193 4 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 10 ...... Newcastle, Pa. , Aug. 190 18©J Ocala, Fla., Nov. 22_ ...... 1UO 98-1 H. E. BUCKWALTER (A.), Royersford, Pa. Spokaue, Wash., Sept. 11 ...... Newcastle, Pa., Aug. 170 161 \\ayeross, Ga., Nov. 25 ...... aoa is-t . Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12 ...... Kiles, O., Sept, 2 .. 145 132 Hplmeaburg June., Pa., Feb. 22 (S. H.) 150 126 1 Raveaua, O., Sept. 11 170 15IJ .942 per cent. *Plioenixville, Pa., March 23 ,,«,... .921 per cent. *Did not shoot program. VHlminsrton, Del., April 11 .. Did not finish program. .906 per cent. 2115 1918 Richmond, Va., May 8 Richmond, Va., May 9 III. J. B. BAETO (A.), Chicago, I Richmond, Va., May 10 © W. R. CROSBY (P.)©, O©Fallon, M. E. ATCHISON (A.), Giddings , Tex. Chicago, 111., Jan. 1 ...... Brenham, Tex., Jan. 23 (S. H.) ...... 120 115 3 Brenham^Tcx., Jan. 23 (S. H.) ...... 120 112 . Mobile, Ala., Feb. 11 ...... Lebanon, Pa., May 22 .. Brenham, Tex., Jan. 24 (S. H.) ...... 220 203 4 BrenhamrTex., Jan. 24 (S. H.) ...... 220 187 . Mobile, Ala., Feb. 12 ...... Lebanon. Pa., May 23 . . Branham, Tex., Jan. 25 (S. H.) ...... 220 201 1 Brennam, Tex., Jan. 25 (R. II.) ...... 220 185 . Mobile. Ala., Feb. 13 ...... Phillipsburg, N. J., June Bronham, Tex., Jan. 26 (S. H.) .©...... 230 221 1 Brenhani, Tes., Jan. 26 (S. H.) ...... 230 205 . Champaign, 111., April 10 ...... Chicago, 111., June 18 . . Port Lavaca, Tex., Jan. 29 ...... 160 154-1 Mexia, tex., April 24 (S. H.) ...... 215 187 . Champaign, 111., April 11 ...... Hidley Park, Pa., Oct. 12 Port Lavaca, Tex., Jan. 30 ...... 160 155 .2 Mexia, "Stex., :April©25 (S. H.) ...... 190 171 . Capron, lU.., May 10 ...... ,,..,.., Champaign, 111., April 10 ...;-..----....215 173: . Mexia; ttx., April 26 (S. H.) ...... 140 131 3 Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 915 per cent. Champaign, Hj., April 11 ...... '2-15 265:. I Dallas, Tex,:, May 14 (S. H.) ...... lOfl 84 Chicago, 111., May 15 ...... "Did not shoot full program. Youngstown, O., April 24 ...... :. :170 1.8.4 1 Dallas, Tex., :May 15 (S. H.)© ...... 200 182 4 Chicago. 111., May 16 ...... ©,..., Gharleroi, Pa., April 25 ...... 170.164 1 Abilorie, Tex., May 17 ...... 260 178 . Rochester, Intl., May 28 ...... H. W. GADWALLADER (P.), Dr Danville, Pa., May 1 ...... ©.©. 180. .160 3 Rochester, Ind., May 29 ...... Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180..1G7 2 Abileue, Tex,, May 18 ...... 225 198 . Decatur, 111., Jan. 30 ....."..©....:..©... Brenham, Tex., July 9 (S. H.) ...... 180 143 . Milwaukee, \Vis., June 8 ...... Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... '••. 90, 84 3 Milwaukee, W is., June 9 ...... Decatur. 111.., Jan. 31 ...... Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... ;. 90. 88 1 Brenham, Tex., July 10 (S: H.)..... 190 161 . Blue Mound, 111., Feb. 21-22 ...... Denver, Cplo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 183 . Lowell, lud., June 13 ...... Ill:, May 14 ...... ,100 96 1 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... Cliaoipiiig-u, 111., April 10 ..,:...... May 15 ...... j .. 200.189 1 Denver, Cola., Aug. 21 ...... 100 96 . Champaign, 111., April 11. ;...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 83 . Chicago, 111., Juno 21 (18 yds.) ...... May 16 ...... 200 : 190 .2 Cedar Lake. Ind., July 25 ...... Decatui 111., May 21 ...... 16:5 155 1 Chicago. 111., July 26 ...... Homer, _.. .__, _ May 22 ...... 135 148.. 1 .878 per cent. 2830 2486 111., May 3 ...... Did not finish program. Dunning, 111. ©, Aug. 2...... May 23 ...... Janesviile, Wis., Aug. 8 ...... Ill,, May 4 ...... Rochester, Ind;, May 28 ...... 200 180 2 J©anesville, Wis., Aug. 9 ...... 111., May 14 ...... Rochester, Ind., May 29 ...... ,.,,.. S90 185- 3 WM. BAGGERMAN (A.), St. Louis, Mo. Watse-ka, 111., Aug. 13 ...... 111., May 15 ...... Northviil©e, Mien., May 30 ...... /. % . 100 177 3 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 ...... 150 132 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... Chicago, 1.11., May 16 ...... Northville, : Mich.. May 31 ...... "..©... 200 182 2 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 ...... 100 90 4 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... :...... El Taso. 111., May 21 ...... Columbus, O., June 5 ...... 185 170 2 Itan&as City, Mo., Feb. 22 ...... 100 8.9 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... -...;. Des Moines, la.. May 27 .... Columbus, O., June 6 ...... 195 178 4 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23 ...... 100 86 .. Chicago, 111., Sept. 25 ...... Das Moines, la., May 23 .... Columbus, O., June 7 ...... 1551491 Indianapolis, Ind., April 23 ...... 200 180 4 Chicago, 111., Sept. 26 ...... Des Moiiies, la., May 29 .... Now London, la., June 11 ...... 200 180 . Indianapolis, Ind., April 24 ...... 200 1S2 .3 Ottawa, 111., Oct. 10 ...... Milwaukee, Wis., June 8 .... Now London, la., June 12 ...... 200 190 3 Muneie, Ind., April 26 ...... 200 195 2 Ottawa, 111., Oct. 17 ...... Milwaukee, Wis., June 9 .... New London, la., June 13 ...... 200 189 4 Jefferson City, Mo., May 15 ...... ISO 160 1 Valparaiso, Ind., Oct. 22 ...... Hoopeston, 111., JUiis 11 ...... Mt. Pleasant, la., June 14 ...... 200 189 3 St. Louia, Mo., May 22 ...... 200 187 . Newton, 111., June 13 ...... Mt. Pleasant, la., June 15 ...... 200 191 3. St. Louis, Mo.. May 23 ...... 200 182 . ,902 per .cent. :: Newton, 111., JIMS 14 ...... Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 973 St. Louis. Mo.. May 24 ...... 200 173 , . Chicago. 111., June 18 ...... Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds) ...... 200 102 1 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) St. Louis, Mo., June 22 ...... 100 89 2 FRED BELL (AK Arkansas City, *Cumberland, Md., June 26 ...... 140 133 St. Xouis, Mo., June 23 ...... 250 220 . 4 W. Frankfort, 111., June 27 .... Cumberland, Md., June 27 ...... 200 196 1 Warrenton, Mo., JuJy 25 ...... 200 185 2 Kansas City, Mo., Feb 20 ...... W. Frankfort, 111., June 23 .... Bradford, Pa., July 9 ...... 20©0 194 1 DeSoto, 111., July 301 ...... 200 183 3 Kansas City, Mo.,. Feb. 21 ...... Toulon, 111., Aug. 6 ...... Bradford, Pa., July 10 ...... 200 197 1 Pinckneyville, I1L, July 31 ...... 225 209 3 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 22 ...... Toulon, 111., Aug. 7 ...... Pittsfield, Mass., July 13 ...... 200 196 1. *St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 18 ...... 100 92 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23 ...... Evansville, Ind., Aug. 15 .... Wellington,. Mass., July 16 ...... 188 177 2 St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 1 ...... 200 175 4 Dutchinson, Kas., April 21 ...... Evansville,. Ind., Aug. 16 .... Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 83 . St Louis, Mo., Sept. 2 ...... 200 168 . . Hutchinson, Kas., April 25 ...... Danville, 111., Aug. 29 ...... Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... 90 87 2 St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 5 ...... 200 179 . Hutchinson, Kas., April 26 ...... Danville, - 111., Aiig. 30 ...... Janesviile, Wis., Aug. 8 ...... 200 181 3 Kansas City, Mo., NOT. 19 ...... 130 116 Arkansas City. Ark., April 27 ...... Iron Mountain, Mien., Aug. 26 Janesviile, Wis., Aug. 9 ...... 200 187 1 Sulphur, I. T., May 1 ...... Staunton, 111.. Sept. 2 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 186 . .900 par cent. 3635 3272 Sulphur, I. T., May 2 ...... Anna, 111., Sept. 3 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 982 *Dld not shoot full program. Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 .©...... Anna, 111., Sept. 4 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 96 4 Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 ...... Beardstown, 111., Sept. 5-6 .... Union City, Tenn., Sept. 10 ...... 200 190 2 R. R. BARBER (P.), PauHina, la. St. Louis, Mo., May 22 W. Lebanon, Ind., Sept. 24 .... Union City, Tenn., Sept. 11 ...... 200 189 2 St. Louis, Mo., May 23 © Chicago, 111., Sept. 25 ...... Rising Sun,- Md., Oct. 1 ...... 200 190 1 Coon Kapids, la., March 13 ...... 100 913 St. Louis, Mo., May 24 Chicago, 111., Sept. 26 ...... Rising Sun, Md., Oct. 2 ...... 200 190 1 Jewell, fa.., March 29 ...... 200 184-1 Pittsburg, Kas., July Covington, Ind., ©Oct. 1 .... Dover, Del., .Oct. 3 ...... 180 170 2 Aurora, Neb., April 2 ...... 200 179 4 Pittsburg,______. Kaa., July Homer, 111., Oct. 8 ...... Rahway, N. J., Oct. 5 ...... 100 91 1 Aurora, Neb., April 3 ...... 200 186 4 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 8 ...... 100 872 Memphis, Mo;, April 16 ...... 200 165 3 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 per cent. Brooklyn, N.- Y., Oct. 9 ...... 1851672 Memphis, Mo., April 17 ...... 250 285 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 Delta, Pa., Oct. 11 ...... 1501441 Falrmont, Mlnn., May 1 ...... 200 177 2 0. E. CARPENTER (A), Syracuse, Baltimore, Md., Oct. 22 ...... 200 191 1 Fairmont, Mlnn., May 2 ...... 200 160 . .890 per cent. 3550 Jamestown, Va., Oct. 24 ...... 100 93 3 VRandall, la.. May 7 ...... 200 185 1 Slate Hill, N. Y., Jan. 25 ...... Utica, N. Y., Feb. 9 ...... Jamestown, Va., Oct. 25 ...... 200 193 1 Manning, la.. May ...... 200 177 2 CLAUDE E. BINYON (A.^ Chicago, III. Jamestown, Va., Oct. 26 ...... 100 96 1 : Steamboat JRock, la.. May 20 ...... 200 190.2 Herkimer, N. Y., Feb. 22 ...... Fayetteville, N. C., Oct. 29 ...... 150 148 1 Fargo, N. 0., May 22 ...... 2001822 Chicago, HI., Feb. 22 ...... 200 1,86 4 Messina Springs, N. Y., March 21 .... Columbia, S. C., Oct. 31 ...... 200 192 3 Fargo, N. D., May 23 ...... 200 172 . Capron, HI., May 10 ...... 200 163 . Wolcott, N. Y., April 25 ...... Columbia, S. C., Nov. 1 ...... 200 198 1 Des Moines, la.. May 27 ...... 200 180 . Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 160 80 . Malone, N. Y., May 2 ...... Augusta, Ga., Nov. 5 ...... 200 193 4 Des Moines, la.. May 28 ...... 200 188 . Rochester, Ind., May 28 ...... 200 185 2 Malone, N. Y., May 3 ...... Dublin, G a., Nov. 7 ...... 200 197 2 Des Moires, la., May 29 ...... 200 187 . Rochester, Ind., May 29 ...... 200 111 . Messina Springs, N. Y., May 8 ...... Eastman, Ga., Nov. 8 ...... 200.189 1 St. Paul, Mlnn,, May 30 ...... 150 141 4 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 1-00 94 . Messina Springs, N. Y., May 9 ...... Macon, Ga., Nov. 11 ...... 2001924 St Paul, Mlnn., May 31 ...... 150 141 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 182 . Utica, N. Y., May 30 ...... Moultrie, Ga., Nov 13 ...... 200 194 2 Omaha, Neb., June 4 ...... 200 176 . Cedar Lake. Ind., July 25 ...... 200 182 . Utica, N. "Y., May 31 ...... Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 15 ...... 200 198 1 Omaha, Neb., June 5 ...... 200 185 . Dunning, 111., Aug. 2 .©..... 200 179.3 Clyde, N. Y., May 24 ...... Lake City, Fla., Nov. 16 ...... 200 190 . *0maha. Neb., June 6 ...... 15 10 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 178 . Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 ...... Tampa, Fla., Nov. 18 ...... 1501442 Sioux City, la., June 11 ...... 180 1?0 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 94 . Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 ...... St. Petersburg, Fla., Nov. 19 ...... 100 98 2 Sioux City, la., June 12 ...... 180 163 4 Denver, Coh}., Aug. 22 ...... 100 91 . Syracuse, N. Y., June 13 ...... Tarpon Springs, Fla., Nov. 20 ...... 200 194- 2 Sioux CH*, la., June 13 ...... 180 161 4 Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 18" ...... 200 156 . Skaneateles June., N. Y., July 4 ...... Leesburg, Fla., Nov. 21 ...... 200 198 1 Chicago, 111, June 18 ...... 100 90 . Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 19 ...... 200 190 3 Newark, N. Y., Aug. 29 ...... Ocala, Fla., Nov. 22 ...... 100 962 Chicago, HI., June 21 ...... 200 185 . Skaneateles June., N. Y., Sept. 2 ...... Fort Dodge, la., June 25 ...... 200 189 4 .892 p»sr cent. .2400© 2143 .948 per cent. 12970 12303 Fort Dodge, la., June 26 ...... 200 188 . .852 per cent. 2895 2469 Did not shoot program. Iowa Falls, la., July 9 ...... 200 185 3 H. J. BORDEN (P.), ©Memphis, Tenn. Iowa Falls, la., July 10 ...... 200 183 . Camden, Ark., April 17 .. --©.-- -.... 200 178- . E. J. CHINGREN (A.), Spokane, Wash. W. B. DARTON (P.), Portland, Me. Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 162 . Camden, Ark., April 18 ...... ©.200 185©3 . Spokane, Wash., Jan. 1 ...... 150 135 2 Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... SO 83 . Vlcksburg, Miss., April 28-30 ....: 430 39©2 4 ©Walla Walla, Wash., May 16 ...... 200 180 . Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 15 (18 yds.) ...... 100 80 . Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... 90 84 . Lexington, Ky., May 23 ...... 200 175 . .Walla Walla, Wash., May 17 ...... 200 183 3 Hamilton, Ont., Jan 16 (18 yds.) ...... 100 90 3 Audubon. la., Aug. 6 ...... 200 184 ...... 200 184 4 . Hamilton. Ont., Jan. 17 (18 yds.) ...... 180 165 . Lexington, Ky., May 24 .. Walla Walla, Wash., May 18 ...... 200 161 . . Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 18 (18 yds.) ...... 200 205 4 4 Audubon, la., Aug. 7 ...... 200 188 . Des Moines, la.. May 27 ...... 200 180 .©" Billings, Mont, June 7-9 ...... 320 298 4 Story City, la., Aug. 8-9 ...... 400 375 Des Moines, la.. May 28 ...... 200 189 . ©Sioux City, la., June 11 ...... 180 155 . Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 100 75 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 181 . Des MoineB. la., May 29 ...... ©200 191 2 . Sioux City, la., June 12 ...... 180 160 .© Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 ...... 180 160 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 93 . Omaha, Neb., June 4 ...... 200.184 3 Sioux City, la., June 13 ...... 180 160 . . Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 ...... 160 147 4 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 92 . Omaha, Neb., June 5 ...... ©...... ©200 192 1 ©Chicagoi, 111., June IS ...... 100 94 . Syracuse, N. Y., June 13 ...... 160 145 . 4 Eldora, la., Aug. 27 ...... 200 179 ...... 200 172 . 400 381 2 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 973 Eldora, la., Aug. 28 ...... 200 179 . New London, la., June 11 Manning, la.©, July 17-18 ...... Chicago, 111.. June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 173©. New London, la., June 12 ...... 200 189 4 © Worthington, Minn., July 25-26 ...... 340 320 3 So. Frafflingham, Mass., July 4 ...... 150 132 . Boone, la:, Aug. 29 ...... 200 192 4 New London, la., June 13 ...... : 200 I©M 3 . Denver, Cplo.-, Aug. 20 ...... ©...... 200 188 . Boone, la., Aug. 30 ...... \.;.. 200 189 ...... 200 191 1. 100 94 .. Wellington, Mass., July 10 ...... 160 141 . © Nichols, la,. Sept. 24 ...... ;.. 200 178 1 Mt. Pleasant, la., June 14 .. Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... Pittsfleld, Mass., July 13 ...... 200 186,4 Mt. Pleasant, la., June 15 ...... 200 186 . 3 IJenver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... "...... 100 94 .. Wellington. Mass., July 16 . ..©...... 1§0. 173"3 Niehols, la., .©Sept. 25 ...... 200 184 3 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 93 . Spokane, Wash., Sept. 10 ...... ©180 ©161 . Marshalltown, la., Sept. 26 ...... 200 186 3 ...... 180 168 2 Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90©© 8$ ;-© Marshallto©wn, la., Sept. 27 ;...,.... 200 191 1 Fort Smith, Ark., July 23... Spokane, .Wash., Sept. 11 ..;.-...... 100 ~83 . Wellington, Mass., July 18 .. -.©...".©. .;.. © 90© 85 £ 4 Fort Smith, Ark., July 24 .. ©.©-...... 230 211 . 3 Spohane, Wash., Sept. 12 ...... 100 943.. W. Danbury, Conn., July 20 ...... 160 149 2© .©, Holdredse, Neb., Nov. 26 . t.,,...... 200 162 . DeSoto, 111., July 30 ..... ;;...... 200 185 2 Bellingham, Wash., Oct. 25 ...... 205 170 4 ...... 225 211 2 Newport, R. I., July 30 ...... 175© f55 : .912 : per; cent. 88358987 Pinckneyville. 111., July 31 ,. Bellingham, Wash., Oct 26 ...... 225 202 1-2 Newport, .R. I.,. July 31 ...... 175.162 2.©i© •Did not fliiish program. Thompsonville, 111., Aug. 1 ...... 225 212 2 Toronto, Ont., Aug. 7 ...... :.,..... 200.164 ©.".©.. Spring Hill., Tenn., Aug. 8 ...... J.50 141 1." .908 per cent. 3660 3325 Toronto, Ont., :Aug. 8 ...... 230 214 3.©. Evansville, Ind., Aug. 15 ... -."...... © BO* 192 2 Toronto, Ont., .Aug. 9 ...... ;.,... 180 161 4 L. R. BARKLEY (P.), Chicago , III. Evansville, Ind., Aug. 16 ...... 200 185 33 Buffalo,, N; Y.:, Aug. 10 ...... ;..... 100 933 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 188 . R. W. CLANCY (P.) Chicago, Chicago. 111., Jan. 1 :...... /.-...:'... 100 is i ...... 100 96 4. Chillicothe,: Q-. Aug. 14 ....:...... , 200 18fi © Brenham, Tex::, Jan. 23 (».- H.) ...... 120 116 2 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ..... Columbus, 0., Feb. 14 ...... rhJllicothe,. 0., Aug. 15 ...... 200 18« 2-2 220 211 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... © 100 96 4 . Chicago, Hi., Feb. 22 ...... Auburn, Me., Sept. 2 ..... ^...... 180 159 a Brenham, Tex., Jan 24 (S. H») ...... Bolivar, Tenn., Aug. 29 ...... 100 97 , Champaign, HI., April 10 ...... _ ©. Brenbam, Tex., Jan. 25 (S. If.) ...... 220 198 2 ...... 200 18.5 3 Goflstown. N. H., Sept. 21 ...... 150 140 1~ Brenham, Tex.. Jan. 26 (S. H.) ...... 230 211 . 2 Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 2 .. Champaign, 111., April 11 ...... Bethel, Conn.. Sept. 21 .....;...... 125; 121 1© Port Lavaca, Tex., Jan. 29 ...... 160 150 3 Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 3 ...... 200 174,. . Danville. 111., May 3 ...... Wellington, Mass., Sept. 28 ...... ITS 157 1 160 157 1 2 Union City, Tenn., Sept. 10 ...... 200 186 3 © Richmond-, Va., May 10 ...... Lancaster, Pa., Dec. 5 ...... 200 177 Port Laraca, Tex., Jan. 30 ...... Union City, Tenn., Sept. 11 ...... 200 191 13 Wellington, Mass., May 15 Chicago, 111., Feb. 22 ...... 200 189 2 ...... 200 181 3 Newark, N. J.,©Dec. 6 ...... 1851644 Champaign, 111., April 10 ...... 215 177 . Duduoin, 111., Oct. 9 ..... St. Louis, Mo., May 22 Newark, N. J., Pec. 1 ...... 220 197 4 ., 215 199 2 . Cambria, 111., Oct. 10 ...... 200 187 2 Lexington, Ky., May 23 Champaign, 111., April 11 ...... Cambria, 111., Oct. 11...... 50 44 Lexington, Ky., May 24 Indianapolis, Ind., April 23 ...... 200 190 1 ...... 200 184 . .903 per cent. 5225 4723 Indianapolis, Ind., April 24 ...... 200 189 2 1 New London, la., Oct. 14 .. St. Paul, Minn., May 30 200 194 3 New London, la., Oct. 15 ...... 200 181 . St. Paul. Minn., May 31 Muncle, Ind., April 26 ...... New London, la., Oct. 16 ...... 200 186.4 . Columbus, 0., June 4 .. GUY V. DERING (A.), Columbus, Wis. Homer, 111., May 2 ...... 210 205 1 ...... 200 178 . Danville, m.. May 3 ...... 150 136 4 Mt. Pleasant, la., Oct. 17 Columbus, 0., June 5 .. Chicago, 111., Feb. 22 ...... 200 179 . Mt. Pleasant, la., Oct. li ...... 200 181 . . Columbus, O., June 6 .. Beaver Dam, Wis., May 5 ...... 150 140 1 Fort Wayne, Ind., May 7 ...... 200 186 2 ...... -200 195 2 Fort Wayne, Ind., May 8 ...... 200 192 1 2 Port Glbson, Miss., Oct. 25 .. Milwaukee, Wis.. June 8 Hale©s Corners, Wis., May 12 ...... 150 119 Tuscaloosa, Ala., Sept. 19 ...... 200 196 1 Milwaukee, Wis.. June 9 Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 100 91 Capron, 111., May 10 ...... 200 188 3 ...... 200 195 1 1 Hale©s Corners, Wls., May 12 ...... 150 134 3 Tuscaloosa, Ala,, Sept. 20 .. Hoopeston, HI., June 11 .. Chicago. 111., May 15 ...... 200 189 St Louis, Mo., Nov. 5 ...... 200 192 2 Newton, 111., June 13 . Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... 200 1©82 Chicago, lit. May 14 ...... 100 92 4 ...... 185 157 1 Chicago, 111., May 15 ...... 200 185 2 Utica, N. T., NOT. 28 ..... Newton, 111., June 14 St. Louis, Mo., May 22 ...... 200 183 Chicago, 111., June 18 St. Louis, Mo., May 23 ...... 200 182 Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... 200 186 . 3 ,927 per cent. 8675 8045 Lexington, Ky., May 23 ...... 200 191 1 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) St. Louis, Mo., May 24 ...... 200 173 Lexlngton, Ky., May 24 ...... 200 192 1 1 Did not hoot full program. Winona. Minn., July 18 ... St. Paul, Minn., May 30 ...... 150 139 Rochester, Ind., May 28 ...... 200 185 2 Birmingham, Ala., July 23 St. Paul, Minn., May 31 ...... 150 134 Rochester, Ind., May 29 ...... 200 197 1 1 LEE BOTTONFIELD (A.), Centceburg, Birmingham, Ala., July 24 Milwaukee, Wis., June 8 ...... _.. 150 143 Marion, Ind., June 4 ...... 200 183 3 ©Utica, 0., Jan. 25 ...... 100 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ... Milwaukee, Wis., June 9 ...... 150 129 Marion, Ind., June 5 ...... 200 186 4 2 Utica, O., April 3 ...... ^Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ... Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 964 Milwaukee, Wls., June 8 ...... 150 142 2 Utica, O., April 4 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ... Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 800 181 . 150 139 Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 2 Winona, Mlnn., July 18 ...... 150 139 3 Milwaukee, Wis.. June 9 ...... /... 2 Columbus, O.. April 11 ...... Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 3 Hoopeston, HL, June 11 ...... 215 195 1 Johnstown, O., May 10 ..... *Milwaukee. Wia., July 21 60 49 Newton, 111., June 13 ...... 200 193 I Brandon, O., May 30 ...... Napanea, Ind., Sept. 23 ... Florence, Wls., Aug. 3 ...... 150 135 3 Newton, 111., June 14 ...... 200 19S II Columbus, O., June 4 ...... Jhicago, 111.. Sept. 25 ... Milwaukee, Wls., Aug. 25 ...... 150 137 2 Chicago, 111., Sept. 26 ... Iron Mountain, Mich., Aug. 28 ...... 200 185 . Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 99 1 Columbus, O., June 5 ...... Danville, 111., Oct. 21 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 181 . Columbus, O., June 6 ...,..., Spring Valley, Minn., July 10 >..._.... 150 139 2. Danville, 111., Oct. 22 Chillicothe, O., Aug. 14 ..... Bloomlngton, Hi., Oct. 24 _ .905 POT cent 3210 2905 Milwaukee, Wis., July 21 ...... 75 65 Chillicothe, O.. Aug. 15 ..... Did not shoot program. © : Dunning, I1L, Aug. 2 ...... 200 178 4 Columbus, 0., Oct. 2 ...... 847 per cent. 6310 5345 Toulon, HI., Aug. 6 ....-...... ;..... 200 189 1 Columbus, 0., Oct. 3 ...... 6. R. DICKEY (P.), WeUinetoii, Mass. Toulon, 111., Aug. 7 ...... 200 187 1 1 Hebron, 0., Oct. 24 ...... Evansville, Ind.» Aug. 15 ...... 200 194 1 Hebron, 0., Oct. 25 ...... HUGH M. CLARK (A.), Urbana, III. Wellington, Mass., Feb. 11 ...... 125 115 2 Evansville, Ind., Aug. 16 ...... 200 187 2 2 Fall River, Mass., April 19 .... i.i...... 150 144 2 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 192 . .877 per cent; 2745 2410 Homer, Til.. May 2 ...... 210 201 3 Manchester, N. H., April 25 ...... 165 143 3 - Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 98 2 , Did not finish program. _ .. , ihicago. 111., May 14 ...... 100 87. F/. Lexington, Mass., May 17 ...... 200 184 4 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 96 4 . ihicago. 111., May 15 ...... 200177. E. Lexington, Mass., May 18 ...... 200 185 . 4 Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... 200183.. New Bedford, Mass., May 22 ...... 175 153 2 Danville, 111., Aug. 29 ...... 200 191 1 DAN BRAY (A), Columbus, Neb. Danville, 111., Aug. 30 ...... 200 187 4 2 Rochester, Ind., May 28 ...... 200 176 . New Bedford, Mass., May 23 . i...... 175 157 3 3 Hammond, Ind., Sept. 2 ...... 200 195 1 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 ...... 150 141 2 Rochester, Ind., May 29 ...... 200 181 4 . E. Lexington, Mass., May 30 ...... i. 160 143-1- © Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 18 ...... 200 187 1 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 ...... 100 94 1 [x>weU, Ind., June 13 ...... 200 178 . Wellington, Mass., June 5 ...... 180 142 3 Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 19 .._...... 200 196 1 1 Kansas City, Mo.. Feb. 22 ...... 100 90 4 iowell, Ind., June 14 ...... 200 189 1 3 Wellington, Mass., June 6 ...... 160 146 3 J Nappwioo. IwL, S«pU 23 209 2M I City, Mo., Feb. 23 ,.,.,~,~,, 1W 96 3 1 Cblcaco, Hi., June 18 r~^w»~..~.. 100 S3 . j, Pramlnjiuni, •»•-»« July 4 »»».«.^», U9 tfl « JANUARY 4, 1908. SRORTIING

Wellington, Mass., July 10 ...... 160 151 1 Bellingham, Wash., Oct. 26 ...... 225 180 . , Thomasville, Ga., July 4-5 ...... 400 S69 2 Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 169 . Birmingham, Ala., July 23 ...... 200 191 2 Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 73 . .884 per cent. 2500 2210 Birmingham, Ala., July 24 ...... 200 189 4 t Wellington. Mass., July 18 ...... 90 79 .. Macon, Ga., Aug. 8 ...... 200 173 . Newport, K. I., July 30 ...... 175 163 2 H. ELLIS (P.), San Francisco, Cal. Macon, Ga., Aug. 9 ...... 200 174 . . Newport, R, I., July 31 ...... 175 161 3 2 0. N. FORD (A.), Central City Atlanta, Ga-, Aug. 14 ...... 200 191 3 New Bedford, Mass., Aug. 28 ...... 180 143 . Los Angeles, Cal., May 4 ...... 200 165 Atlanta, Ga_, Aug. 15 ...... 200 178 . Fall River, Mass., Sept 2 ...... 200 155 2 ,03 Angeles, Cal., May 5 ...... 180 156 Hutchinson, Kas., April 24 ...... Denver, Colo,, Aug. 20 ...... 200 192 . E. Lexington, Mass., Dec. 7 ...... 80 65 . Sari Francisco, Cal., May 10 ...... 205 167 Hutchinson, Kan., April 25 ...... Denver, Cola, Aug. 21 ...... 100 99 1 San Francisco, CaL, May 11 ...... 205 154 Hutchinson, KaiL, April 26 ...... Denver, Colo. , Aug. 22 ...... 100 95 . . .892 per cent. 3140 2802 San Francisco, Cal., May 12 ...... 65 49 Sulphur, I. T., May 1 ...... Nashville, Term., Sept. 2 ...... 200 189 2 Walla Walla, Wash., May 16 ...... 200 191 1 Sulphur, I. T., Alay 2 ...... 183 3 3 Walla Walla, Wash., May 17 ...... 200 184 . Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 ...... Nashville, Term. , Sept. 3 ...... 200 HARVEY DIXON (A.), Joplin, Mo. Union City, Tenn., Sept. 10 ...... 200 184 . Walla Walla, Wash., May 18 ...... 200 193 1 1 Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 ...... Union City, Tenn., Sept. 11 ...... 200 173 . . Ottawa, Kas., April 17 ...... 200 187 . Tacoma, Wash., May 29 ...... 190 180 1 * Jefferson City, May 15 ...... Cincinnati, 0., Sept 24 ...... 200 190 1 Ottawa, Kas., April 18 ...... 200 178 . . Tacoma, Wash., May 30 ...... 16515011 * Jefferson City, Alay 16 ...... Cincinnati, O., Sept 25 ...... 200 182 2 1 Chanute, Kas., April 19 ...... 180 147 . Aberdeen, Wash., July 4 ...... 175 152 3 St, Louis, Mo., May 22 ...... Columbus, O., Oct. 2 ...... 200 185 . Chauute, Kas., April 20 ...... 200 181 . . Aberdeen, Wash., July 5 ...... 165 157 1 2 St. Louis, Mo., May 23 ...... Columbus, O., Oct. 3 ...... 200 191 3 4 Hutchinson, Kas., April 24 ...... 200 190 2 Nampa, Ida., Sept. 2 ...... 200 184 4 St Louis, Mo., Alay 24 ...... Dayton, Ky., Oct 184 . Hutchiiison, Kas., April 25 ...... 200 183 2 Spokane, Wash., Sept 10 ...... 180 167 4 Des Moiues, la., May 27 ...... Dayton, Ky. , Oct. 175 . . Hutchinson, Kas,, April 26 ...... 200 186 . 3 Spokane, Wash., Sepu 11 ...... 100 932 Dos Moines, la., May 28 ...... Selma, Ala., Oct. 22 190 2 Arkansas Citk, Ark., April 27 ...... 200 183 2 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12 ...... 100 87 . . Des Aloines, la., May 29 ...... Selma, Ala,, Oet. 23 193 1 2 Sulphur, I. T., May 1 ...... 250 244 1 BeHingham, \Vash., Oct. 25 ...... 205 170 4 *St. Paul, Minn., May 30 ...... Sulphur, I. T., May 2 ...... 250 244 3 1 Bellingham, Wash., Oct. 26 ...... 225 191 . . St. Paul, Minu., May 31 ...... Tulsa, I. T., May 7 ...... 200 184 . *Omaha, Xeb., June 4 ...... 914 per cent 9800 8958 Tulsa, I. T., May 8 ...... 200 189 4 . 82 per cent. 3160 2790 Omaha, Xeb., June 5 ...... Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 ...... 200 192 2 New London, la., June 11 ...... F. G. FULLER (A.), Mukwonago, Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 ...... 200 188 2 1 J. S. FANNING (P.), J ersey City, N. J. N©ew London, la., June 12 ...... Champaign, 111., April 10 . j...... St. Louis, Mo., May 22 ...... 200 190 4 79 2 Xew London, la., June 13 ...... Champaign, HI., April 11 ...... St. Louis, Mo., May 23 ...... 200 186 . Ossining, N. Y., Jan. 1 ...... 100 Vtt. Pleasant, la,, June 14 ...... Kale©s Corners, Wis., May 12 ...... 200 178 . . Freehold. N. J., Jan. 24 ...... 170 147 4 Alt. Pleasant, la., June 15 ...... St. Louis, Mo., May 24 ...... Wellington, Mas., Feb. 20 ...... 110 95 . Chicago, HI., May 14 ...... Lexiiigton, Mo., July 8 ...... 200 189 4 80 hicago, 111., June 18 ...... Chicago, Hi., May 15 ...... Lexington, Mo., July 9 ...... 200 137 . 4 Herkinier, N. Y., Feb. 22 ... Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... 100 92 . freehold, N. J., March 7 .... 170 140 . Port Dodge, la., June 25 ...... Chicago, I1L, June 18 ...... Brooklyn. N. Y., March 12 .... 100 91 . Alilwaukee, Wis., June 8 ...... Chicago, 111, June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 174 . .... 200 172 3 Fort Dodge, la., June 26 ...... Milwaukee, Wis., June 9 ...... Pittsburg, Kas., July 1 ...... 200 ©183 . Teraey City, N. J., March 17 . Bradford, Pa., July 9 ...... Chicago, HI., June 18 ...... 200 182 . . West lianbury, Conn., March : .... 100 8©J 2 *Bradford, Pa., July 10 ...... Pittsburg, Kas., July 2 ...... Montclair, X. j., April 3 ...... loo 86 . Chicago, IU., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... Fort Smith, Ark., July 23 ...... 180 163 4 .... 50 48 Shamokin, Pa., July 11 ...... Milwaukee, Wis., July 21 ...... Fort Smith, Ark., July 24 ...... 230 213 4 4 *Brooklyn, N. Y., April 16 ... Shamokin, Pa., July 12 ...... Janesville, Wis., Aug. 8 ...... Freehold. N. J., April 18 ...... 200 181 3 Wellington, Alass., July 16 ...... Joplin, Mo., Aug. 13 ...... 200 187 . .... 20u 174 . Janesville, Wis., Aug. 9 ...... Joplin, Mo., Aug. 14 ...... 200 191 t . Springfield, Mass., April 19 ... Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... Milwaukee. Wis., Aug. 25 ...... Wolcott, N. Y., April 25 ...... 115 94 3 Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 191 . .... 175 154 3 Indianapolis, Ind., Sept 18 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 95 . Schenectady, N. Y., April ... W. Danbury, Conn., July 20 ...... Indianapolis, Ind., Sept 19 ...... 100 91 . . tfalone, N. Y©., May 2 ...... 200 178 . Birmingham, Ala., July 23 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... Malone, N. Y., May 3 ...... 180 155 . Chicago, 111., Sept 25 ...... CoffeyvUle, Kas., Sept. 18 ...... 200 182 . Birmingham. Ala., July 24 ...... Chicago, IU., Sept 26 ...... 200 180 . . Albany, N. Y., May 4 ...... 175 UZ . Joplin, Alo., Aug. 13 ...... Coffeyville, Kas., Sept. 19 ...... rfessina Springs, N. Y., May 8 .... 185 146 . Neodesha, Kas., Sept. 20 ...... 160 122 . Joplin, Alo., Aug. 14 ...... 905 per cent 3180 2888 180 147 . . klessina Springs, N. Y©., May 9 .... 185 133 . "Clinton, Mo., Aug. 15 ...... Neodesha. Kas., Sept. 21 ...... Moutpelier, Vt., May 16 ...... 175 143 . Rich Hill, Mo., Sept. 25 ...... 175 161 3 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... J. W. GARRETT (A.), Colorado Springs, Con. lUch Hill. Mo., Sept. 26 ...... 175 149 4 4 Uontpelier, Vt., May 17 ...... 140 117 4 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... Lamar, Mo., Nov. 11 ...... 200 186 2 E. Lexington, Mass., May 18 .... 200 171 . Denver, Colo.. Aug. 22 ...... Pueblo, Colo., Feb. 22 ...... 190 179 1 S©ew Bedford, Mass., May 22 .... 175 136 . Omaha, Xeb., June 4 ...... 200 185 3 Lamar, Mo., Nov. 12 ...... 200 189 4 2 156 . ipolcane. Wash., Sept. 10 ...... St. Joseph. Mo., Nov. 17 ...... 200 178 . NTew Bedford, Mass., May 23 .... 175 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 11 ...... Omaha, Neb., June 5 ...... 200 186 . Troy, N. Y., M&y 30 ...... 170 146 1 Omaha, Xeb., June 6 ...... 200 179 . . Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 19 ...... 200 187 . .... 160 122 . Spokane, Wash.. Sept. 12 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 ...... 200 186 . . Phillipsburg, N. J., June 5 ... Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 24 ...... New London, la., June 11 ...... 209 184 . Phillipsburg, N. J., June 6 ...... 160 130 . Cedar Bluffs, Neb., Sept. 25 ...... Xew London, la., June 12 ...... 200 193 2 Salina, Kas., Dec. 4 ...... 200 171 . .... 160 145 . Salina, Kas., Dec. 5 ...... 200 .170 . . Phillipsburg. N. J., June 7 ... Cedar Bluffs, Neb., Sept 28 ...... New London, la,, June 13 ...... 280 190 3 4 Montelalr, X. J., June 8 ... ©.©.©.©. 180 130 4 Jewell, la., Oct. 3 ...... Alt. Pleasant la,, June 14 ...... 200 182 . 156 4 .914 per cent. 8280 7576 Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 ... Jewell, la., Oct. 4 ...... Mt. Pleasant, la., June 15 ...... 2W 192 2 . Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 .-- .... 160 147 . Xew London, la., Oct. 14 ...... Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 95 . Syracuse, N. Y., June 13 .... 160 140 . Xew London, la., Oct. 15 ...... Chicago, ILL, June 21 (18 yds.) .. .._ 200 184 . B DUNN1LL (A.), Fox Lake, III. Vtechauicville, X. Y., June 15 .... 200 177 1 Xew London. la.. Oct. 16 ...... Fort Dodge, la,, June 25 ...... 200 191 3 Chicago, 111., May 14 100 90 . "Uiicago, 111., June IS .... 100 Alt. Pleasant, la., Oct. 17 ...... Fort Dodge. la., June 26 ...... 200 189 . * Chicago, 111., May 15 200 184 3 Geneva, N. Y., July 11 ...... 180 Mt. Pleasant. la., Oct. IS ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 196 1 Chicago, 111.. May 16 ...... 200 185 . . Rahway, X. J., July 13 .... 140 Danville, 111.. Oct. 21 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 92 . Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 94 . Wellington, Alass., July 16 ...... ISO Danville, IU.. Oct. 22 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ... . ,. .... 100 96 4 . Chicago, IU., June 21 (18 yds.) .... 200 168 . Wellington, Mass., July 17 .. Bloomington, 111., Oct 23 ...... * JanesviUe, Wis., Aug. 8 ...... 100 93 Wellington, Mass., July 18 .. Bloomington, 111., Oet. 24 ...... 933 per cent. 2890 2713 JanesviUe, Wis., Aug. 9 ...... 200 176 . Asbury, Park, X. J., July 25 Jacksonville, 111., Oct. 29 ...... Chicago, 111., Sept 25 ...... 200 193 3 Asbury Park. X. J., .TuJy 26 Jacksonville, 111., Oct. 30 ...... Chicago, IU.. Sept. 26 ...... 200 195 2 2 Newport, R. L, July 30 Coulterville, 111., Oct. 31 ...... L. S. GERMAN (P.), Aberdeen, Md. McHenry, IU., Nov. 9 ...... 200 180 4 Newport, R. I., July 31 Coulterville, 111., Xov. 1 ...... Holmesburg. Pa_, Jan. 1 (S. H.) ...... 180 163 1 HcHenry, Hi, Nov. 10 ...... 200 177 . . Albany, X©. Y©., Aug. 3 Lajnar, Mo., Nov. 11 ...... Quarryville, Pa., Jan. 17 ...... 190 171 2 Toronto. Ont, Aug. 7 Lamar, Mo., X©ov. 12 ...... North East Md., Feb. 25 ...... 150 127 2 .913 per cent. 1900 1735 Toronto, Ont, Aujj. 8 St. Joseph. Mo., Xov. 17 ...... AUentown, Pa., March 1 ...... 180 155 2 Toronto, Ont.. Aug. Kansas City, Mo., Xov. 19 ...... Dover, Del., March 11 ...... 120 116 2 H. DUNNILL (A.), Fox Lake, III. Binghamton, N. Y., Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 ...... Berwick, Pa., March 29 ...... ^»,.. 170 165 2 Binghamton, X. Y., Wilmington, Del, April 11 ...... _.. 190 171 3 Chicago, 111., Feb. 22 ...... 200 178 . *Glen Falls, X. Y., .... 140 .910 per cent. 12850 11705 Easton, Pa,, April 13 ...... 150 130 Capron, 111., May 10 ...... 200 179 . Middletown, X. Y.. _._ . .... 200 Did not shoot full program. Xewark, Del., May 1 ...... 160 144 1 Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 100 80 . Middletown, X. Y©., Aug. .. .. 200 Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180 165 4 Chicago, 111., May 15 ...... 200 168 . Middletown. X. Y., All*. 29 .. . . 2(10 W. M. FOORD (A), Wilmington Bichmond, Va., May 9 ..,....,.,....- 90 84 3 Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... 200 179 . . pringtield, Mass., Sept. 2 ...... 200 Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... 90 86 2 2 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 95 . freehold, X. J., Sept. 18 ...... 150 Wilmington, Del., April 11 ...... Wilmington, Del., May 15 ....____. 180 166 1 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 168 . Freehold, X. 3.. Sept. 18 ...... 150 Xewark,, Del.,., Alay 1 ...... Wilmington, Del., May 16 ...... 60 49 . 3 Cedar Lake, Ind., July 25 ...... 200 185 4 Bethel, Conn., Sept. 21 ...... 125 chmond, Va., May 8 ...... York, Pa., May 17 . ._. __...... 150 148 1 Dunning, 111., Aug. 2 ...... 200 176 . ©Waterlvury. Conn., Sept. 24 .... 160 ichmond, Va., May 9 ...... Lebanon, Pa., May 21 ...... 165 155 1 *Janesville. Wis., Aug. 8 ...... 100 92 Red Hook, X. Y., Sept. 25 ...... 100 Richmond, Va., Alay 10 .... Lebanon, Pa., May 22 ...... 155 146 2 JanesviUe, Wis., Aug. 9 ...... 140 121 r,ov, X. Y., Sept. 23 ...... 165 Wilmington, Del., Alay 15 . Lebanon, Pa,, May 23 ..._ .._..... 190 182 2 3 McHenry. IU., Nov. 9 ...... 200 179 . Utica. X. Y., Oct. 2 ...... 150 Wilmington. Del., Alay 16 Wilkesbarre, Pa., Alay 27 ._.. ... 175 160 3 McHenry, 111., Nov. 10 ...... 200 188 2 2 Rahway, N. J., Oct. 5 ...... 100 Atlantic City, X. J., Sept 13 Scranton, Pa,, May 28 ...... 180 164 2 Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. " .... 100 Atlantic City, N. J., Sept 14 Columbia, Pa,, May 30 ...... 180 1T6 1 .887 per cent. 2240 1988 Brooklyn, N. Oct. .... 185 Rising Sun, Md., Oct. 1 Camden, X. J., June 1 ...... 130 124 1 Batavia. N. Y., Oct. 10 ...... 125 Rising Sun, Aid., Oet 2 PhUlipsburg, N. J., June 5 ...... 169 152 2 York City. Ossining, N. Y., Oct. 16 ...... 200 Dover, Del., Oct 3 .. PhiUipsburg, N. J., June 6 .. .. 160 148 2 J. A. R. ELLIOTT (P.), New .... 175 ..... 100 89 1 Ossining, N. Y.. Oct. 17 .. Baltimore, Md., Oct 8 PhlUipsburg, N. J., June 1 .... . 160 156 1 1 Hamilton, Ont.. Jan. 15 (18 yds.) . Englewood, N. J., Nov. 5 ...... 160 Baltimore, Md,, Oct 9 Trenton, N. J., June 8 ...... 150 150 1 Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 16 (18 yds.) ...... 100 91 2 Pittsfleld. Mass., Oct 18 ...... 200 Ridley Park, Pa., Oct 12 125 119 1 Hamilton, Ont.. Jan. 17 (18 yds.) ...... 180 164 . Baltimore, Md., June 11 ...... 220 212 2 2 Jersey City, N. J., Nov. 23 .... 170 Newark, Del., Oct. 16 .. Baltimore, Md., June 12 ...... 200 195 1 Hamilton. Ont., Jan. 18 (18 yds.) . Schenectady, N. Y., Nov. 28 Newark, Del., Oct 17 .. Baltimore, Md., June 13 ...... 200 184 1 1 t©tica, N. Y., Feb. 9 ...... 125 117 3 100 94 . Montclair. N. J., Feb. 16 ...... 135 117 1 Baltimore, Aid,, Oct 22 Chicago, HL, June 18 ...... 150 129 3 .871 per cent 97CO 8452 Chicago, IU., June 21 (18 yds.) . - 200 183 . Morris, N. J., Feb. 19 ...... Did not shoot fuU program. .887 per cent 3000 2662 Cumberland, Md., June 26 ...... 200 196 1 York, Pa., Feb. 22 ...... 200 167 1 200 183 2 1 ..... 180 154 1 Cumberland, Md., June 27 ...... --.- Lancaster, Pa. , Feb. 22 ...... Piedmont W. Va., June 28 ...... - 200 184 1 Freehold. N. J., March 7 ...... 170 158 1 F. M. FAUROTE (P.), Dallas, Tex. ED. FOSGARD (A.), Waco, 200 182 1 ..... 160 133 4 Richmond, Va., July 4 ...... Avondale, Pa., March 9 ...... Brenham, Tex., Jan. 23 (S. H.) ...... 120 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 23 (S. H.) ..... Bridgeton, N. J., July Mt . , .. 150 140 1 Brooklyn, N. Y., March 12 ...... 100 90 . Brenham, Tex., Jan. 24 (S. H.) ...... 220 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 24 (S. H.) ..... Pittsneid, Mass., July 13 ...... ^...-. 200 185 . Jersey City, N. J., March 17 ...V ..... 200 175 2 JSrenham. Tex., Jan. 25 (S. H.) ...... 220 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 25 (S. H.) ..... Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 178 1 Messina Springs, N. Y., May 8 ...... 185 165 4 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 26 (S. H.) ...... 230 Brenham, Tex., Jain. 26 (S. S.) ..... Wellington. Mass., July 17 ....._» .. 90 79 . Messina Springs, N. Y., May 9 ...... 185 162 4 4 Palestine, Tex., Feb. 22 ...... 105 Palestine, Tex., Feb. 22 ...... WeUlngton, Mass., July 18 .....-., .. 90 87 2 3 Montpelier, Vt., May 16 ...... 175 144 4 Mexia, Tex., April 24 (S. H.) ...... 215 Alexia, Tex., April 24 (S. H.) ...... Winthrop, Mass., July 19 ...... 100 96 2 Montpelier, Vt.. May 17 ...... 140 108 Mexia, Tex., April 25 (S. H.) ...... 190 Alexia, Tex., April 25 (S. H.) ...... Providence, R. I., July 20 ...... 150 144 2 E. Lexington, Mass. , May 18 ...... 200 171 Mexia. Tex., April 26 (S. H.) ...... 140 Mexia. Tex., April 26 (S. H.) ...... Betterton, Md., Aug. 6 (20 yds.) ..,... 165 142 4 Quebec, Out., May 24 (18 yds.) ...... 200 173 1 Sulphur, I. T., May 1 ...... 250 Port Lavaca, Tex., May 9 ...... 175 165 1 1 1 Bettertori, Md., Aug. 7 (20 yds.) ...u. Quebec. Ont., May 25 (18 yds.) ...... 200; 174 Sulphur, I. T., May 2 ...... 250 244 3 3 Port Lavaca, Tex., May 10 ...... Betterton, Md., Aug. 8 (20 yds.) ._ . 175 153 1 1 Newport, 14. I. , May 30 ...... 175 149 . Tulsa, I. T., May 7 ...... 200 192 2 Dallas, Tox., May 14 (18 yds.) ...... Sunbury, Pa., Aug. 26 ...... ,.. 200 194 1 Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 ...... 180 162 4 Tulsa, I. T., May 8 ...... 200 193 2 2 Dallas. Tex., May 15 (18 yds.) ...... Sunbury, Pa.. Aug. 27 ...... 200 193 1 1 Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 ...... 160 146 . Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 ...... 200 185 . Abilene, Tex., May 17 ...... Selinsgrove, Pa., Aug. 28 ...... 175 172 1 Syracuse, N. Y., June 13 ...... 160 141 . Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 ...... 200 188 2 . Abilene, Tex., May 18 ...... Lambertville, N. J., Aug. 29 ...... 165 158 1 Mechanicville, N. Y., June 15 ...... 200 176 2 Dallas, Tex., May 14 (18 yds.) ...... 200 175 3 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... Lambertville, N. J., Aug. 38 ...... 100 91 2 1 Chicago, HI. , June 18 ...... 100 94 . Dallas, Tex., May 15 (IS yds.) ...... 200 185 2 3 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ..... Richmond, Va., Sept 2 (S. H.) ...... 200 187 1 Sherbrooke, Que. , July 4 ...... 200 183 1 Abilene, Tex., May 17 ...... 200 179 4 Forney, Tex., Nov. 28 ...... Richmond. Va., Sept 3 ...... 200 184 3 2 Shamokin, Pa., July 11 ...... 200 178 . Abilene, Tex., May 18 ...... 225 209 4 4 Forney, Tex., Nov. 29 ...... York, Pa., Sept 10 ...... 200 195 1 Shamokin. Pa., July 12 ...... 200 171 . Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 1)5 . Newark, X. J., Dec. 6 ...... York, Pa.. Sept. 11 ...... 260 196 1 1 Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 171 4 Chicago, I1L, Juno 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 178 . Newark, N. J., Dec. 7 ...... Atlantic City, N. J., Sept 13 ...... 180 17.0 . Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 77 . Sulphur, I. T., July 4 ...... 200 196 2 Atlantic City, N. J., Sept 14 ...... 290 191 4 4 Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... 90 81 . Brenham, Tex., July 9 (S. H.) ...... 180 154 3 .909 per cent. 3550 3227 Reading, Pa., Sept. 21 ...... 150 143 1 Danbury, Conn.. July 20 ...... 160 153 1 Brenham, Tex., July 10 (S. H.) ..... 190 168 1 2 New London, O., Sept 24 ...... 175 161 1 Asbury, Park, N. J. , July 25 ...... 200 169 . Lake Charles, La.. July 16-17 ...... 480 443 1 C. L. FRANT2 (A.), Seneca Mahanoy City, Pa., Sept 26 ...... 130 124 Asbury Park, N. J. , July 26 ...... 200 182 3 Clinton, Mo., Aug. 15 ...... 250 242 3 Rising Sun, Md., Oct 1 ...... 200 187 3 Providence. K. I., Aug. 3 ...... 175 151 . Clinton, Mo., Aug. 16 ...... 150 146 1 1 Wolcott, X. Y.. Feb. 19 ...... Rising Sun, Md., Oct 2 ...... 200 189 2 3 Toronto, Ont. , Aug. 7 ...... 200 165 . Wichita Falls. Tex., Aug. 27-28 ...... 420 389 3 Hertdmer. X. Y., Feb. 22 ...... Dover, Del., Oct 3 ...... 180 173 1 Toronto, Ont , Aug. 8 ...... 230 214 3 Perry, Okla., Sept 25 ...... i...... 200 179 Skaneateles June., K. Y., Feb. 28 .. Baltimore, Md., Oct. 8 ...... 175 155 3 Toronto, Ont. , Aug. 9 ...... ISO 147 . Perry, Okla.. Sept. 26 ...... 180 161 Alessina Springs, X. Y., Alarch 21 Baltimore, Md., Oct. 9 ...... 175 161 1 9 Blnghamton, N. Y., Aug. 21 ...... 175 153 Ballinger, Tex., ...... 320 292 4 Wolcott, X. Y., April 25 ...... Columbia. Pa., Oct 10 ...... 165 156 1 Binghamton, N. Y., Aug. 22 ...... 175 153 . 2 ©Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 19 ...... 130 123 Alalone. X. Y., May 2 ...... Delta, Pa., Oct. 11 ...... 150 141 2 Glen Falls, N. Y., Aug. 23 ...... 175 153 1 "Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 ...... 160 146 Alalone, N. Y., May 3 ...... Ridley Park, Pa., Oet 12 ...... 150 148 1 Middletown, N. Y., Aug. 27 ...... 200 181 3 Forney, Tex., Nov. 28 ...... 160 147 3 Messina Springs. N. Y., May 9.. Xewark, Del., Oct. 16 ...... 180 179 1 Middletown, N. Y.. Aug. 28 ...... 200 188 1 Forney, Tex., Nov. 29 ...... 140 132 3 3 Skaneateles June., N. Y.. Alay 16 . Newark, Del., Oct 17 ...... 190 184 1 1 Newark. N. Y., Aug. 29 ...... 170 156 2 Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 ...... Baltimore, Md., Oct 22 ...... 200 185 4 Westport. Mass., Sept. 2 ...... 175 158 1 .919 per cent. 7025 6456 Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 ...... Jamestown, Va., Oct. 24 ...... 100 90 4 York, Pa., Sept. 10 ...... 200 186 4 *Did not shoot program. Syracuse, X. Y., June 13 ...... Jamestown, Va., Oct 25 ...... 200 191 2 York, Pa.. Sept. 11 ...... 200 186 4 Skaneateles June.. X. Y., July 4 .. Jamestown, Va,, Oct 26 ...... 100 91 . , Freehold. N. J. , Sept. 18 ...... 150 139 1 Bradford, Pa., July 9 ...... Lancaster, Pa., Dec, 5 ...... 200 181 3 Haddonfield, N. J.. Sept. 21 ...... 150 141 1 J. A. FLICK (A.), Ravenna, 0. Bradford, Pa., July 10 ...... Bethel, Conn., Sept. 21 ...... 125 116 3 Cleveland, O., Feb. 22 ...... 150 134 3 Geneva. X. Y.. July 11 ...... 12185 11412 Waterbury, Conn., Sept. 24 ...... 160 139 Youngstown, O., April 24 ...... 170 148 . Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 936 per cent P,ed Hook, N. Y.. Sept. 25 ...... 100 92 Columbus, 0., June 4 ...... 185156 . Wellinston, Alass., July 17 ...... Did not shoot full program. Troy, N. Y., Sept. 28 ...... 165 157 Columbus, O., June 5 ...... 195 171 . Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... Utica, N. Y., Oct. 2 ...... 150 133 Columbus, O., June 6 ...... 155124 . Skaneateles June., N. Y., Sept 2 .. FRED GILBERT Pittsfleld, Mass.. Oct. 18 ...... 200 172 1 Ravenna, O., Sept. 11 ...... 170 146 . St. Louis, Mo., May 23 ...... 200 190 4 Frenchtown. N. J., Oct. 19 ...... 180 161 2 H. D. FREEMAN (P.), Atlanta, Ga. , ... 200 195 1 1 .879 per cent. 1830 1609 St. Louis, Mo.. May 24 ...... tReading, Pa., Oct. 24 ...... 200 179 2 Mobile, Ala., Feb. 11 ...... 250 239 Des Moines, la., May 27 ...... 200 194 1 Reading, Pa.. Oct. 25 ...... 200 192 1 1 Mobile, Ala., Feb. 12 ...... 250 238 Des Moines, la., May 28 ...... 200 192 1 Trenton. N. J., Oct. 26 ...... 150 148 1 LON FISHER (A.), Lakeside, 0. Mobile. Ala., Feb. 13 ...... 250 236 Des Moines, la.. May 29 ...... 200 190 3 1 Englewood, N. J.. Nov. 5 ...... 160 150 2 160 151 Sioux City, la., June 11 ...... 180 167 2 *Jersey City, N. J. , Nov. 23 ...... 110 103 *Utica, O., Jan. 25 ...... 135 123 Thomasville, Ga., March 21-22 ...... Columbus, O., Feb. 14 ...... 175 153 2 Champaign, 111., April 10 ...... 215 170 Sioux City, la., June 12 ...... 180 176 1 Schenectady. N. Y.. Nov. 28 ...... 125 121 1 215 199 Sioux City. la., June 13 ...... 180 169 2 3 Lancaster. Pa. , Dec. 5 ...... 200 185 1 Circleville, O., Feb. 22 ...... 200 177 3 Champaign, 111., April 11 ...... Millersport, O., Feb. 26 ...... 170 146 2 Camden, Ark., April 17 ...... 200 175 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 93 . Newark, N. J., Dec. 6 ...... 1«5 174 1 200 182 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 190 2 ...... 220 204 1 1 Thomville, 0.. March 12 ...... 150 135 2 Camden, Ark., April 18 ...... Newark, N. J., Dec. 7 ...... Jewell, la., March 29 ...... 200 175 . Mexia. Tex., April 24 (S. H.) 213 196 Fort Dodge, la., June 25 ...... 200 192 2 190 181 Fort Dodge, la., June 26 ...... 200 192 4 .898 per cent. 11970 10756 Utica, O., April 3 ...... 180 166 . Mexia, Tex., April 25 (S. H.) Utica, O., April 4 ...... 180 171 2 Mexia, Tex.. April 26 (S. H.) 140 132 Iowa Falls. la., July 9 ...... 200 195 1 *Did not finish program. Columbus, O.. April 11 ...... 200 169 . Vicksburg, Miss., April 28-30 .. 430 3S1 Iowa Falls, la., July 10 ...... 200 190 1_ 1 Columbus, O., June 4 ...... 183 148 . Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180 165 Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 178 1 E. E. ELLIS (A.), Seattle, Wash. Columbus, O., June 5 ...... 195 170 . Richmond, Va. , May 9 ...... yo si Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 87 155 133 . Richmond, Va. , May 10 ...... 90 79 WeUington, Mass., July 18 ...... 90 89 1 1 Centralia, Wash., May 4 ...... 120 1131 Columbus. O., June 6 ...... Worthington, Minn., July 25-26 .... 340 336 1 Walla Walla, Wash., May 16 ...... 200 182 . Chillicothe, O., Aug. 14 ...... 200 169 . Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 100 89 200 184 . Chicago, 111., May 15 .©...... 200 183 Audubon, la., Aug. 6 ...... 200 197 1 Walla Walla, Wash., May 17 ...... 200 177 . Chillicothe, O., Aug. 15 ...... Audubon. la., Aug. 7 ...... 200 197 1 1 Walla Walla. Wash., May 18 ...... 200 177 . Cincinnati, O., Sept. 24 ...... 200 171 . Chicago, I1L, May 16 ...... 200 176 200 174 . Des Moines, la., May 27 ..... 200 J79 Story City. la.. Aug. 8-9 ..... 400 390 Tacoma, Wash., May 29 ...... 190 168 . Cincinnati, O., Sept. 25 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 193 4 Tacoma, Wash., May 30 ...... 190 163 . Huntiugton, W. Va,, Sept. 26 ...... 200 179 2 Des Moines, la.. May 28 ..... 200 183 200 185 . Des Moines, la. , May 29 ..... 200 190 Denver. Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 95 . Aberdeen, Wash., July 4 ...... 175 161 1 Columbus, O., Oct. 2 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 96 4 Aberdeen, Wash., July 5 ...... 165 148 4 2 Columbus, O., Oct. 3 ...... 200 183 . Columbus, 0., June 4 ...... 185 164 200 187 3 Columbus, O., June 5 ...... 195 175 Nampa, Ida.. Sept. 2 ...... 200 182 . Portland, Ore., July 21 ...... 150 134 2 Belief ontalne, O., Oct. 8 ...... Spokane. Wash., Sept. 10 ...... 180 170 3 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 10 ...... 180 163 . Dayton. Ky., Oct. 9 ...... 200 186 4 Columbus, O., June 6 ...... 155 147 200 176 . Chicago, HI., June 18 ...... 100 93 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 11 ...... 100 90 . Spokane, Wash., Sept. 11 ...... 100 85 . Dayton. Ky., Oct. 10 ...... Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12 ...i.... 100 100 1 ... 100 84 . Springfield, O., Oct. 16 ...... 200 181 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) 200 177 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12 ...... Niles, O.,> June 26 ...... 190 15C FayetteviUe, N. C., Oct. 29 ...... 150 142 4 Seattle. Wash., Sept. 15 ...... 100 97 1 Hebron, 0., Oct. 24 ...... 200 179 3 Columbia, S. C., Oot 31 ...... 200 196 1 B«llineham, Waah., Oct. 25 ...... 205 178 2 HebroQ. 0.. Oct. 25 ...... 200 174 . 4 Piedmont, W. Va^ June 28 .. 200 171 SRORTUNQ JANUARY 4, 190$.

... 225 200 3 3 Clinton, Mo., Aug. 16 ... 150 145 2 4 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 180 . , Columbia, S. C., NOT. 1 .». , 200 193 3 3 Herington, Kas., Oct. 29 ...... 185 . Augusta, Ga., Nov. 5 _ . 200 194 3 St. Joseph, Mo., Nov. 17 ...... 200 187 . Coffeyville, Kas., Sept. 18 200 172 . Pittsburg, Kas., July 1 ...... 200 ... 200 190 3 Coffeyville, Kas., Sept 19 200 189 3 . Pittsburg, Kas., July 2 ._...... 200 190 4 .1 Dublin, Ga., Nov. 7 .. . 200 194 3 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 19 ...... 140 3 Eastman, Ga^ Nov. 8 _ . 200 187 . Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 ...... 200 188 w 4 Neodesha, Kas., Sept 20 ... 160 147 3 Cherryvale, Kas., July 4 ...... 150 ... 125 121 1 Neodesha, Kas., Sept 21 ... 180 166 3 . Lexington, Mo.. July 8 ...... --. 200 196 2 Moultrie, Ga., Nov. IS .. . 200 194 2 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 28 ...... 190 3 9 Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 15 . 200 185 . Salina, Kas., Dec. 4 ...... 200 183 3 Perry, Okla., Sept 24 _ 300 183 4 Lexington, Mo., July 9 ...... 200 Salina, Kas., Dec. 5 ...... 200 165 . 4 Perry, Okla., Sept. 25 ... 180 162 . . Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 163 . Lake City, Fla,, Nov. 16 .. . 200 189 . Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 85 3 Tampa, Fla., Nov. 18 .. . 150 145 1 81 . w St. Petersburg, Fla., Nov. : . 100 96 4 .917 per cent. 13115 12037 .932 per cent. 3570 3328 Wellington. Mass., July 18 ... Did not shoot program. Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 193 4 Tarpon Springs, Fla., Nov. : . 200 186 4 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... __. 100 97 3 Leesburg, Fla., NOT 21 . 200 196 2 A. M. HATCHER (P.), Bristol, Tenn. Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... _... 100 98 2 2 Ocala, Fla., Nov. 22 .. . 100 98 1 E. S. GRAHAM (P.), Ingleside, III. Brenham, Tex., Jan, 25 (S. H.) ...... 220 190 . Boone, la., Aug. 29 ...... 200 196 1 Waycross, Ga., Nov. 25 . 200 196 2 Chicago, 111., Feb. 22 ...... _... 200 166 . Brenham, Tex., Jan. 26 (S. H.) ...... 230 212 4 Boone, la., Aug. 30 ...... _.. 200 195 2 3 Tuscaloosa, Ala., Nov. X . 200 198 1 Capron, 111., May 10 ...... 200 167 . Port Lavaca, Tex., Jan. 29 ...... 160 149 4 Seneca, 111., Sept. 2 ...... 95 92 1 *New Decatur, Ala., Nov. ! . 75 72 Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... ___.. 100 86 . Port Lavaca, Tex., Jan. 30 ...... 160 152 4 Coffeyville, Kas., Sept 18 ...... 200 192 1 Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 30 . 200 194 2 Chicago, 111., May 15 ._____.__... 200 164 . Mobil» Ala., Feb 11 ...... 250 238 2 Coffeyville, Kas., Sept. 19 ...... 200 189 3 2 Chicago, 111., May 16 ._....._...200 174 . . Mobile, Ala., Feb. 12 ...... 250 232 . Neodesha, Kas., Sept. 20 ...... 160 154 1 .958 per cent. 8195 8817 Rochester, Ind., May 28 ...... 200 150 . Mobile, Ala., Feb. 13 ...... 250234. Neodesha, Kas., Sept 21 ...... 180 176 1 1 Did not finish program. Rochester, Ind., May 29 ...... 200 166 . . Vicksburg, Miss., April 28-30 ...... 430376 Perry, Okla., Sept 24 ...... 200 189 2 Milwaukee, Wis., June 8 _...... 150 129 . Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180 157 . Perry, Okla., Sept 25 ...... 180 175 1 1 DR. E. F. 6LEASON (A), Boston, Mass. Milwaukee, Wis., June 9 ...... 150 130 . . Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... 90 852 New London, la., Oct 14 . .,... 200 190 2 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 93 . Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... 90 80 . New London, la., Oct. 15 ...... 200 187 . Wellington, Mass., Jan. 23 ...... 150 1442 Chicago, I1L, June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 171 . Charlotte, N. C., May 22 ...... 200 165 . New London, la., Oct. 16 ...... 200 192 1 3 Wellington, Mass., Feb. 20 ...... HO 102 . Cedar Lake, Ind., July 25 ...... 200 185 4 Charlotte, N. C., May 23 ...... 200 169 . Mt. Pleasant, la., Oct. 17 ...... 200 187 4 Montclair, N. J., April 3 ...... 100 91 . Dunning, 111., Aug. 2 ...... 200 169 . Dyersburg, Tenn., June 11 ...... 200 188 1 Mt. Pleasant, la., Oct. 18 ...... 200 185 . * Newport, R. I., May 30 ...... 175 163 1 Ottawa, 111., Oct. 16 ...... 200 174 . Dyersburg. Term., June 12 ...... 200 184 2 Jamestown, W. Va., Oct. 24 ...... ___ 100 95 2 Wellington, Mass., June 5 ...... 160 148 2 189 3 Wellington, Mass., June 6 ...... 160 138 Ottawa, 111., Oct. 17 ...... 200 176 4 . Newton, 111., June 13 ...... 200 184 3 Jamestown, W. Va., Oct 25 ...... 200 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) 200 171 . Danville, I1L, Oct 21 ...... 180 15u . Newton, 111., June 14 ...... 200 192 3 Jamestown, W. Va., Oct 26 ...... __ 100 96 1 4 Wellington, Mass., July 16 ... 180 150 . Danville, 111., Oct 22 ...... 180 155 . . Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 94 . Herington, Kas., Oct 29 ...... _ 225 210 1 90 81 . Bloomington, 111., Oct 23 ...... 200 177 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 170 . Macon, Mo., Nov. 5 233 1 Wellington, Mass., July 17 ... Bloomington, 111., Oct 24 ...... 200 182 3 4 Thomasville, Ga., July 4-5 ...... 400 369 Lamar, Mo., Nov. 11 194 1 Wellington, Mass., July 18 ... 90 80 . 196 1 1 ©Wellington, Mass., Oct. 24 ... 85 74 Jacksonville, 111., Oct 29 ...... 150 128 . Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... ©.. 180 163 Lamar, Mo., Nov. 12 150 129 2 Jacksonville, 111., Oct. 30 ...... 200 168 . . Wellington, Mass., July 17 90 85 3 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 191 2 Wellington, Mass., Nov. 7 . Coulterville, 111., Oct. 31 ...... 200 174 4 Wellington, Mass., July 18 90 83 . Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 199 1 2 Wellington, Mass., Nov. 21 ... 130 100 4 200 188 2 Wellington, Mass., Nov. 26 .. 90 80 Coulterville, 111., Nov. 1 ...... 20017612 Macon, Ga., Aug. Holdredge, Neb., Nov. 26 179 2 60 56 McHenry, 111., Nov. 9 ...... 200179. Macon, Ga., Aug. 200* 185 2 Holdredge, Neb., Nov. 27 181 1 1 »E. Lexington, Mass., Dec. 7 McHenry, 111., Nov. 10 ...... 2001813. Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 14 200 185 . Salina, Kas., Dec. 4 .. 186 2 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 15 200 188 3 Salina, Kas., Dec. 5 .. 195 1 1 .884 per cent. 1930 1707 .861 per cent. 4610 3970 *Atlanta, Ga,, Aug. 16 80 66 Did not shoot full program. Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 188 .939 per cent. 11960 11231 J. R. GRAHAM (A.), Inflleside, III. Denver, Colo., Aug., 21 ...... 100 95 . S. GLOVER (P.) New York. N. Y. Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 95 . . H. W. HEIKES (P.), St. Louis, Mo. 180 151 4 Chicago, HL, Feb. 22 200 175 . Albany, Ga., Aug. 28 ...... 200 192 1 Holmesburg, Pa., Jan. 1 (S. HJ ...... Champaign, 111., April 10 ...... 215 173 . Columbus, O., June 4 ...... 185 140 . Quarryville, Pa., Jan. 17 ...... 190 147 . Champaign, 111., April 11 215 180 . Albany, Ga., Aug. 29 ...... 20018631 Wissinoming, Pa., Jan. 19 (S. H.) .... 200 189 1 Richmond, Va., Sept. 2 (S. H.) ...... 200 186 2 Columbus, O., June 5 ...... 195 148 . 100 95 2 Capron, 111., May 10 ...... 200 182 . Columbus, O., June 6 ...... 155 122 . * E. Lexington, Mass., Feb. 9 ...... Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 100 92 4 Richmond, Va., Sept 3 ...... 200 170 . . Sulphur, I. T., May 1 ...... 250 222 . Wellington, Mass., Feb. 13 ...... 125 119 1 Chicago, 111., May 15 ...... 200 174 . Union City, Tenn., Sept. 11 ...... 200 195-1 Sulphur, I. T., May 2 ...... 250 227 . « Morristown, N. J., Feb. 19 ...... 150 129 3 Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... 200 184 . Union City, Tenn., Sept. 12 ...... 200 181.,,. 4 Tulsa, I T., May 7 ...... :... 200165 . Lancaster, Pa., Feb. 22 ...... 180 15i 3 Rochester, Ind., May 28 ..... 200 180 . Cincinnati, O., Sept. 24 ...... 200 176"3 Tulsa, I. T., May 8 ...... 200 157 . . Allentown, Pa., March 7 ...... 180 155 2 Rochester, Ind., May 29 ..... 200 185 3 Cincinnati, O., Sept. 25 ...... 200 180 3 3 Jefferson City, Mo., May 15 ...... ISO 146 2 Avoudale, Pa., March 9 ...... 160 128 . Milwaukee, Wls., June 8 ..... 150 137 . Columbus, O., Oct. 2 ...... 200 188 3 Jefferson City, Mo., May 16 ...... 180 151 3 1 Brooklyn, N. Y., March 12 ...... 100 95 2 Milwaukee, Wis., June 9 ..... 150 138 . Columbus, O., Oct 3 ...... 200 186 . . St Louis, Mo., May 22 ...... 200 176 . Rittersville, Pa., March 22 ...... 180 163 1 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 91 . Belief ontaine, O., Oct. 8 ...... 200 181 . St, Louis, Mo., May 23 ...... 200 169 . PhoenixviHe, Pa., March 23 ...... 150 141 1 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) 200 186 ". Dayton, Ky., Oct. 9 ...... 200 1S8 3 St. Louis. Mo., May 24 ...... 200 105 . « Berwick, Pa., March 29 ...... 170 162 4 176 . Dayton, Ky., Oct. 10 ...... 200 185 2 3 Montclair, N. J., April 3 ...... 100 81 . Cedar Lake, Ind., July 25 ..... 200 Chicago, HI., June 18 . j*...... 100 86. Freehold, N. J., April 18 ...... 200 176 . McHenry, I1L, Nov. 10 ...... 200 179 4 .915 per cent 8450 7735 St. Louis, Mo., June 22 ...... 100 69 . Schenectady, N. Y., April ...... 175 164 2 Did not finish program. St. Louis, Mo.. June 23 ...... 250 206 . .; Malone, N. Y., May 2 ...... 200 188 3 per cent. 2730 2432 W. Frankfort, 111., June 27 ...... 200 182 . Malone, N. Y., May 3 ...... 180 165 3 3 W. Frankfort, HI., June 28 ...... 200 179 .. 175 139 . THOS. E. GRAHAM (A.), Ingleside, III. J. M. HAWKINS (P.), Baltimore, Md. Lexington, Mo., July 8 ...... 200 183 . Albany, N. Y., May 4 ...... Lexington, Mo., July 9 ...... 200 182 . Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180 140 . Chicago. 111.,, Feb. 22 ...... 200 175 Midland, Md., April 4 ...... 1651512 Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... 90 82 . Chicago, 111.,, May 14 ...... 100 74 Midland, Md., April 5 ...... 165 161 1 2 Fort Smith, Ark., July 23 ...... 180 148 . Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... 90 77 .. Chicago, 111. , May 15 ...... 200 156 Wilmington, Del., April 11 ...... 190 172 2 Fort Smith, Ark., July 24 ...... 230 198 . .; Montpelier, Vt, May 16 ...... 175 145 3 Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... 200 172 *Easton, Pa., April 13 ...... 150 140 DeSoto, HL. July 30 ...... 200 170 . Montpelier, Vt, May 17 ...... 140 126 1 1 Lowell, Ind., June 13 ...... 200 171 *Springfield, Mass., April 19 ...... 80 68 Pinckneyville, 111., July 31 ...... 225 207 4 Lebanon, Pa., May 21 ...... 165 134 . Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 94 Sunbury, Pa., April 30 ...... 180 168 1 Thompsonville, 111., Aug. 1 ...... 225 175 . Lebanon, Pa., May 22 ...... 155 131 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 173 Danville, Pa., May 1 ...... 180170 Joplin, Mo., Aug. 13 ...... 200 175 . Lebanon, Pa., May 23 ...... 190 164 . . Denver, Colo. Aug. 20 ...... 200 183 Snoeshoe, Pa., May 2 ...... 200 173 .Toplin, Mo., Aug. 14 ...... 200 181 . « Newark, N. J., May 25 ...... 165 141 . Denver, Colo. Aug. 21 ...... 100 80 Suoeshoe, Pa., May 3 ...... 200170 Clinton, Mo., Aug. 15 ...... 250 221 . WUkesbarre, Pa., May 27 ...... 175 147 . Denver, Colo. Aug 22 .. Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180163 Clinton, Mo., Aug. 16 ...... 150 138 . . Scranton, Pa., May 28 ...... 180 157 3 Chicago, 111., Sept. 25 .. Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... 90 80 St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 18 ...... 225 202 . UUca, N. Y., May 30 ...... 200 166 3 Chicago, 111., Sept 26 .. Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... 90 86 St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 1 ...... 200 169 . Utica, N. Y., May 31 ...... 200 161 . . Wilmlngton, Del., May 15 ...... 180 163 St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 2 ...... 200 169 . . Phillipsburg, N. J., June 5 ...... 160 128 . .871 per cent Wilmingtou, Del., Jiay 16 ...... 60 57 Anna, 111., Sept. 3 ...... 200 155 . Philllpsburg, N. J., June 6 ...... 160 134 . York, Pa., May 17 ...... 150 143 Anna, 111., Sept 4 ...... 200 164 . < Phillipsburg, N. J., June 7 ...... 160 154 3 . Lebanon, Pa., May 21 ...... 165149 Upper Creve Coeur, Mo., Sept. 8 ...... 200 157 . Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 ...... 180 156 . E. C. GRIFFITH (A.), Pascoag, Lebanon, Pa., May 22 ...... 155 141 Syracuse. N. Y., June 12 ...... 160 137 . Wellington, Mass., Jan. 9 ...... Lebanon. Pa., May 23 ...... 190 178 .886 per cent. 0730 5704 Syracuse, N. Y., June 13 ...... 160 154 1 . Hamilton, Ont, Jan. 15 (S. H.) ...... Wilkesbarre, Pa., May 27 ...... 175163 Chicago, m., June 18 ...... 100 82 . Hamilton, Ont, Jan. 16 (S. H.) ...... Scranton, Pa., May 28 ...... 180 171 R. 0. HEIKES (P.), Dayton, 0. Bkaneateles June-. N. Y.., July 4 ...... 165 157 1 Hamilton, Ont, Jan, 17 (S. H.) ...... Columbia, Pa., May 30 ...... 180 175 Pittsfleld, Mass., July 13 ...... 200 191 3 Hamilton, Ont, Jan 18 (S. H.) ...... Camden, N. J., June 1 ...... 130 119 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 23 (S. H.) ...... 120 119 1 Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 166 . Wellington, Mass., Jan. 23 ...... Phillipsburg, N. J., June 5 ...... 160 153 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 24 (S. H.) ...... 220 194 . Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 79 .. E. Lexington, Mass., Feb. 9 ...... Phillipsburg, N. J., June 6 ...... 160 149 Breuham, Tex., Jan. 25 (S. H.) ...... 220 191 . Asbury Park, N. J., July 25 ...... 200 159 . Wellington, Mass., Feb. 20 ...... Phillipsburg, N. J., June 7 ...... 160 152 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 26 (S. H.) ...... 230 214 3 4 Utica, N. Y., Aug. 2 ...... 115 97 . Fall River, Mass., Feb. 22 ...... Baltimore, Md., June 11 ...... 125 115 Port Lavaca, Tex., Jan. 29 ...... 160 151 2 Trenton, N. J., Aug. 10 ...... 175 163 1 Wellington, Mass., March 6 ...... Baltimore, Md., June 12 ...... 200 191 Port Lavaca, Tex., Jan. 30 ...... 160 152 4 . Lock Haven, Pa., Aug. 14-15 ...... 3SO 346 4 Wellington, Mass., March 20 ...... Baltimore, MU., June 13 ...... 200 182 Columbus, O., April 11 ...... 200 174 . Sunbury, Pa., Aug. 16 ...... 100 77 . Wellington, Mass., April 3 ...... Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 95 Memphis, Mo., April 16 ...... 200 152 4 Milton, Pa., Aug. 17 ...... 135 122- . Wellington, Mass., April 17 ...... Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 178 Memphis. Mo., April 17 ...... 250 198 . 4 EInghamton, N. Y., Aug. 21 ...... 175 154 2 Fall River, Mass., April 19 ...... Newark, N. J., May 25 ...... 165 148 Crawfordsville, Ind., April 16-17 ...... 430 408 1 Blnghamton, N. Y., Aug. 22 ...... 175 155 1 1 Wellington, Mass., May 1 ...... Bridgeton, N J., July 10 ...... 150 140 Indianapolis, Ind., April 23 ...... 200 188 2 *Glen Falls, N. Y., Aug. 23 ...... 155 135 Wellington, Mass., Dec. 5 ...... Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 166 Indianapolis, Ind., April 24 ...... 200 191 1 1 Sunbury, Pa., Aug. 26 ...... 200 175 . Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 83 Muncie, Ind., April 26 ...... 200 197 1 Sunbury, Pa., Aug. 27 ...... 200 189 2 . .925 per cent. 2270 2101 Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... 90 80 Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 100 93 3 175 168 2 Chicago, 111., May 15 ...... 200 179 . Selinsgrove, Pa,, Aug. 28 ...... Winthrop, Mass., July 19 ...... 100 97 Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... Lambertville, N. J., Aug. 29 ...... 165 152 3 D. D. GROSS (P.), Columbus, 0. Providence, R. I., July 20 ...... 150 146 200 192 1 2 Fall Kiver, Mass., Sept. 2 ...... 60 49 Montpelier, Vt, July 25 ...... 100 97 Lexington, Ky., May 23 ...... 200 181 4 Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 13 ...... 180 163 . Utica, 0., Jan. 25 ...... , r .. 150 139 2 Utica, N. Y., Aug. 2 ...... 115 113 Lexington, Kv., May 24 ...... 200 185 3 4 Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 14 ...... 200 183 . . Columbus, 0., Feb. 14 ...... 175 155 1 Betterton, Md.©, Aug. 6 (20 yds.) ...... 165 148 Bloomfleld, Ind., Way 22 ...... 200 182 2 Red Hook, N. Y., Sept. 25 ...... 100 80 . Hamilton, O., Feb. 22 ...... 100 96 1 Wilmington, N. C., Aug. 8 ...... 200 186 Rochester, Ind., May 28 ...... 200 180 . Troy, N. Y., Sept. 28 ...... 165 144 . Utica, 0., April 3 ...... 180 175 1 Wilmington, N. C., Aug. 9 ...... 200 182 Rochester, Ind., May 29 ...... 200 187 2 . Utica, O., April 4 ...... 180 178 1 1 Columbus, 0., June 4 ...... 185 170 2 Utiea, N. Y., Oct. 2 ...... 150 122 . 200 191 1 Bradford, Pa., Aug. 13 ...... 100 93 Rahway, N. J., Oct. 5 ...... 100 91 1 Columbus, 0., April 11 ...... Lock Haven, Pa., Aug. 14-15 ...... 380 306 Columbus, O., June 5 ...... 195 181 2 175 151 . Toledo, O., April 14 ...... 100 88 3 Columbus, O., June 6 ...... 155 145 . 8 Baltimore, Md., Oct. 8 ...... Indianapolis, Ind., April 23 ...... 200 160 . Sunbury, Pa., Aug. 16 ...... 100 98 Northville, Mich., May 30 ...... 190 181 1. Baltimore, Md.. Oct. 9 ...... 175 145 . . 200 162 . . Milton, Pa., Aug. 17 ...... 135 135 Ossinlng, N. Y., Oct 16 ...... 200 171 . Indianapolis, Ind., April 24 ...... Sunbury, Pa., Aug. 26 ...... 200 1SI4 Northville, Mich., May 31 ...... 200 186 2 1 *Muncie, Ind., April 26 ...... 150 133 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 94 . Ossining, N. Y., Oct. 17 ...... 175 146 . . 200 189 1 Sunbury, Pa., Aug. 27 ...... 200 188 Frenchtown. N. JjL. Oct. 19 ...... 180 151 3 Toledo, O., May 1 ...... Selinsgrove, Pa., Aug. 28 ...... 175168 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 186 . Portsmouth, O., May 8 ...... 200 174 . New Berlin, O., Aug. 8 ...... 180 175 1 Schenectady, N. Y., Nov. 28 ...... 125 119 2 200 176 . . Lambertville, N. J., Aug. 29 ...... 165 157 Lancaster, Pa^ Dec. 5 ...... 200 161 . Portsmouth, O., May 9 ...... Lambertville. N. J., Aug. 30 ...... 100 92 Chlllleothe, O., Aug. 14 ...... 200 187 4 185 162 . Johnston, 0., May 10 ...... 200 166 . Chillicothe, 0. ,Aug. 15 ...... 200 187 3 2 Newark. N. J.. Dec. 6 ...... Clrcleville, O., May 15 ...... 200 183 4 Richmond, Va., Sept. 2 (S. H.) ...... 200 187 Sturgis, Mich., Aug. 22-23 ...... 370 357 1 Circleville, O.. May 16 ...... 200 174 . . Richmond, Va., Sept. 3 ...... 200 186 Circleville, O., Aug. 29 ...... 200 193 1 .875 per cent. 11 Wilmington, O., May 17 ...... 200 167 . York, Pa., Sept. 5 ...... 200 195 Cleveland, 0., Sept 2 (18 yds.) ...... 175 159 1 Did not shioot program. McMechen, W. Va., May 21 ...... 180 154 . Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 13 ...... 180 174 Ravenna, O., Sept. 11 ...... 170 154 4 McMechen, W. Va., May 22 ...... 180 155 . Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 14 ...... 200 106 Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 18 ...... 200 183 . c. GorruEB (p.), Kansas City, Mo. McMechen, W. Va., May 23 ...... 180 157 . . Reading, Pa., Sept. 21 ...... 150 140 Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 19 ...... 200 187 . 4 Northvilie, Mleh., May 30 ...... 190 160 . Rising Sun, Md., Oct. 1 ...... 200 189 New London, O., Sept. 20 ...... 150 142 1 . Kansas City. Mo., Jan. 1 (H.) ...... 150 133 . 200 166 . . Rising Sun, Md., Oct. 2 ...... 200 188 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 ...... 150 134 . Northville, Mich., May 31 ...... W. Toledo, O., Sept. 23 ...... 200 194 2 Columbus, O., June 4 ...... 185 156 . Dover, Del., Oct 3 ...... 180 167 W. Toledo, O., Sept. 24 ...... 200 182 . 3 Kansas City. Mo., Feb 21 ...... 100 80 . 195 150 . *Baltimore, Md., Oct. 8 ...... 20 18 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 22 ....;...... 100 83 . Columbus, Q., June 5 ...... Mt. Clemens, Mich., Sept. 25 ...... 200 183 . Columbus, O., Juno 6 ...... 155 119 . . Baltimore, Md.,- Oct. 9 ...... 175 161 Mt. Clemens, Mich., Sept. 26 ...... 200 185 2 4 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23 ...... 100 91 . 200 165 . Delta, Pa., Oct. 11 ...... 150138 Falls City, tteb., March 22 4...... 200 181 . Newton, 111., June 13 ...... Columbus, 0., Oct. 2 ...... 200 196 1 Newton, 111., June 14 ...... 200 160 . . Newark, Del., Oct. 16 ...... 180-176 Columbus, O., Oct. 3 ...... 200 191 3 1 Falls City, Neb., March 23 ...... 200 183 . 100 86 . Newark, Del., Oct 17 ...... 190 183 St. Joseph. Mo., March 26 ..*...... ,.. 200 184 2 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 150 149 Belief ontaine, 0., Oct. 8 ...... 200 184 4 Grass Lake, Mich., July 30 ...... 210 191 4 Gockeysville, Md., Oct. 19 Dayton, Ky., Oct 9 ...... 200 181 . St. Joseph, Mo., March 27 ...... 200 187 2 210 180 . . Baltimore, Md., Oct. 22 200 184 Jewell, la., March 29 ...... 200 174 . Grass Lake, Mich., July 31 ...... Dayton, Ky., Oct. 10 ...... 200 178 . . Evansville, Ind., Aug. 15 ...... 200 178 . Jamestown, Va., Oct. 24 100 96 Springfield, O., Oct 16 ...... 200 192 1 Aurora, Neb., April 2 ...... 200 178 . Evansville, lud., Aug. 16 ...... 200 169 . . Jamestown, Va., Oct. 25 200 191 Aurora, Neb., April 3 . _ ...... 200 184 . Jamestown, Va., Oct 26 100 94 Springfield, 0., Oct. 17 ...... 200 192 1 1 Atchison, Kas., April 1C ...... 200 184 1 Circleville, O., Aug. 29 ...... 200 182 3 Coffeyville, Kas., Sept 18 ...... 200 179 . Fayetteville, N. C., Oct. 29 150 147 .925 per cent 9760 9033 Ottawa, Kas.. April 17 ...... 200 189 4 Cofleyville, Kas., Sept 19 ...... 200 183 . . Columbia, S. C., Oct. 31 ...... 200 196 Ottawa, Kas., April 18 . _ ...... _. 200 186 . Neodesha, Kas., Sept. 20 ...... 150 138 . Columbia, S. C.,, Nov. 1 ...... 200 198 Chanute, Kas., April 19 ...... 180 158 . Neodesha, Kas., Sept 21 ...... 180 156 . . Augusta, Ga., Nov. 5 ...... 200 196 A. HEIL (A.), Allentown, Chanute, Kas, April 20 ...... 200 185 4 Perry, Okla., Sept. 24 ...... 200 178 . Eastman, Ga.,© Nov. 8 200 193 Allentown, Pa., Jan. 1 ...... Hutchinson, Kas., April 24 ...... 200 184 . Perry. Okla., Sept. 25 ...... 180 165 . . Dublin, Ga., Nov. 7 ...... 200 194 Pen Argyl, Pa., Feb. 12 ...... Hutchinson, Kas., April 25 ...... 200 181 3 Ozawkie, Kas., Oct. 17 ...... 200 183 4 Macon, Ga., Nov. 11 ...... 200 197 Allentown, Pa., March 7 ...... Hutchinson, Kas., April 26 ...... 200 195 1 Lamed, Kas., Oct. 23 ...... 200 186 4 Motfltrie, Ga., Nov. 13 ...... 200 194 Lebanon, Pa., May 21 ...... Arkansas City. Ark., April 27 ...... 200 176 . Herington, Kas., Oct 28 ...... 225 193 . Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 15 .... 200 195 Lebanon, Pa., May 22 ...... Sulphur, I. T., May 1 . _ ...... 250 240 . Herington, Kas., Oct. 29 ...... 225 194 . . Lake City, Fla., Nov. 16 ... 200 193 Lebanon, Pa., May 23 ...... Sulphur, I. T., May 2 ...... 250 244 3 Lamar, Mo., Nov. 11 ...... 200 180 . Tampa, Fla., Nov. 18 ...... 150 143 Phillipsburg, N. J., June 5 ...... Tulsa, 1. T., May 7 ...... 200 188 3 Lamar, Mo., Nov. 12 ...... I...... 200 *69 . . St. Petersburg. Fla., Nov. 19 100 98 Phillipsburg, N. J., June 6 ...... Tulsa, I. T., May 8 ...... 200 188 . Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 19 ...... 200 179 . Tarpon Springs, Fla., Nov. 20 200 195 Philllpsburg, N. J., June 7 ...... Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 ...... 200 190 3 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 ...... 200 171 . . Leesburg. Fla., Nov. 21 ...... 200 195 3 Allentown, Pa., July 25 ...... Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 ...... 200 187 3 Holdredge, Neb., Nov. 26 ...... 200 166 . Ocala, Fla,, Nov. 22 ...... 100 95 3 Allentown, Pa., Sept 2©1...... St. Louis, Mo.. May 22 ._ ...... 200 184 . Holdredge, Neb., -Nov. 27 ...... 200 157 . . Waycross, Ga., Nov. 25 200 197 1 St. Louis, Mo., May 23 ...... 200 187 . Salina, Kas., Dec. 4 ...... 200 178 . Tuscaloosa, Ala., Nov. 27 ...... 200 195 3 .903 per cent. St. Louis, Mo., May 24 . _ ...... 200 177 . Salina, Kas., Dec. 5 ...... 200 168 . . Des Molnes, la.. May 27 ...... 200 177 . Did not finish program. .945 per cent. 14275 13492 Des Moines, la., May 28 ...... 200 183 . Did not shoot program. W. HENDERSON (A.), Lgkington, Des Molnes, la., May 29 ...... 200 188 4 Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... \...... ©. Omaha, Neb,, June 4 ...... 200 181 .872 per cent. 9580 8360 Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... ©...... Omaha, Neb., June 5 ,., ...... 200 191 2 W. H. HEER (P.), Concordia, Kas. Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... Omaha, Neb., June 6 ...... 200 189 2 CAPT. A. H. HARDY (P.), Lincoln, Neb. Quarryville, Pa., Jan. 17 ...... 190 178 1 Lexington, Ky., May 23 ...... : Chicago, I1L, June 18 ...... 100 92 . Geneva, Neb., Feb. 14 ...... 165 149 2 Wissinoming, Pa., Jan. 19 (S. H.) .... 200 183 2 Lexington, Ky., May 24 ...... ! Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) . 200 175 . Geneva, Neb., Feb. 15 ...... 165 153 3 2 Lebanon, Pa., Jan. 24 ...... 200 187 2 Dayton, Ky., May 30 ...... : Pittsburg, Kas., July 1 . 200 195 1 Falls City, Neb. March 22 ...... 200 182 . Slate Hill, N. Y., Jan. 25 ...... 135 129 1 Dyersburg, Tenn., June 11 ...... : Pittsburg Kas., July 2 . 200 194 1 Falls City, Neb., March 23 ...... 200 187 4 Wellington, Mass., Feb. 6 ...... 150 146 1 *Dyersburg, Twin., June 12 ...... © Cherryvale, Kas., July 4 ...... 150 149 1 Chanute, Kas., April 19 ...... 100 80 E. Lexington, Mass., Feb. 9 ...... 100 94 3 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... *Lexington, Mo., July S ...... 100 93 Omaha, Neb., June 4 ...... 200 175 Morristown, N. J., Feb. 19 ...... 150 134 1 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... : Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 171 4 Omaha, Neb., June 5 ...... 200 182 Lancaster, Pa., Feb. 22 ...... 180 152 2 Olympia, Ky., July 4 ...... : Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 85 3 Omaha, Neb., June 6 ...... 200 161 North East, Md., Feb. 25 ...... 150 132 1 Olympia, Ky., "July 5 ...... : Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... 90 84 . Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 92 Avondale, Pa., March 9 ...... 160 150 2 Lexington, Ky., Sept. 2 ...... : Kansas City, Mo., June 24 ...... 200 174 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 177 Dover, Del., March 11 ...... 120 117 1 Sturgeon, Mo., June 27 ...... 230 218 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 86 Jersey City, N. J., March 17 ...... 200 182 1 per cent 2185 1956 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 . ., ...... 200 186 . Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 24 ...... 200 179 Delta, Pa., March 19 ...... 190 185 1 Did not shoot program. Denver, Cplo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 97 3 West Danbury, Conn.. Marcfc 29 ...... 100 91 1 Cedar Bluffs, Neb., Sept. 25 ...... 200 166 Schenectady, N. Y., April ...... 175 168 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 94 . "FRANK" HILLIARD (A.), Lynn, Mass. Nampa, Jda., Sept. 2 ...... 200 187 2 .882 per cent. 2230 1969 Montclair, N. J., April 3 ...... 100 93 . Spokane, Wash., Sept. 10 ...... 180 158 . *DId not finish program. Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180 158 . Wellington, Mass., Feb. 6 ...... 150 134 . Bpokane, Wash., Sept. 11 ...... 100 90 . Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... 76 . Wellington, Mass., Feb. 20 ...... 110 103 4 Epokane, Wash., Sept. 12 ...... 100 94 3 Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... 86 2 . Watertown, Mass., Feb. 22 ...... 125 103 2 Seattle, Wash., Sept. 15 , i...... 100 91 2 T. J. HARTMAN (A.), Sulphur, I. T. Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 92 4 Wellington, Mass., March 6 ...... 150 143 2 Santa Barbara, Cal., Sept...... 200 192 1 Sulphur, I. T., Feb. 22 ...... 1501422 Chicago, 111., May 15 ...... 189 1 Wellington, Mass., March 20 ...... 150 120 . Santa Barbara, Cal., Sept...... 200 191 1 Sulphur, I. T., May 1 ...... 250 241 4 Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... 181 . 4 Wellington, Mass., April 17 ...... 150 137 2 LOs Angeles, Cal., Sept. 27 ...... 200 182 3 Sulphur, I. T., May 2 ...... 250240 St. Louis, Mo., May 22 ...... 183 . *Wellington, Mass., April 3 ...... 110 103 Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 28 ^...... 200 184 2 Tulsa, I. T., May 7 ...... 200 182 St Louis, Mo., May 23 ...... 184 . E. Lexington, Mass., April 19 ...... 150 127 Los Angeles, Cal.. Sept. 29 ...... 200 174 2 Tulsa, I. T., May 8, ...... 200 178 St. Louis, Mo., May 24 ...... 190 4 . Wellington, Mass., May 1 ...... 150 129 Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 11 ...... 155 144 . Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 ...... 200 182 Rochester, Ind:, May 28 ...... 183 4 Wellington, Mass., May 15 ...... 100 86 Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 12 ...... 100 89 . Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 ...... 200 185 Rochester, Ind., May 29 ...... 185 3 4 E. Lexington, Mass., May 18 ...... * 200 180 Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 13 ...... 165 137 1 Sulphur, I T., July 4 ...... 200200 Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 ...... 164 2 Wellington, Mass., June 5 ...... 100 137 Marquette, Kas., Oct. 21 ...... 200 176 2 Joplin, Mo., Aug. 13 ...... 200 187 Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 ...... 152 1 Wellington, Mass., June 6 ...... 160 139 Lamed, Kas., Oct. 23 .4...... 200 192 2 Joplin, Mo., Aug. 14 ...... 200 191 4 Syracuse, N. Y., June 13 ...... 180 148 3 2 Wellington, Mass., July 10 ...... 160 137 Herineton, Kas., Oct. 21 ...... 225 194 . Clinton, Mo., Aug. 15 ...... 250 236 4 Chicago, 111,, June 18 ...... 100 Wellington, Mass.. July 16 ...... 180 152 JANUARY 4, 1908. SPORTING

Wellington, Mass., July 17 ^..._..... 90 75. Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12 ...... 100 90 . Marlln, Tar., July 4 ...... 150145] Wellington, Mass., Feb. 20 ...... 110 108 1 Wellington. Mass., July 18 ..._.,_... 90 81. Brenhan, Tex., July 9 (S. H.) ...... 180 148 . Watertown, Mass., Feb. 22 ...... 125 102 3 Wellington, Mass.. Aug. 2S _».. _.... 150 125 8 .87T par cent. 2630 2307 Brenham, Tex., July 10 (S. H.) ..... 190 160 . Wellington, Mass., March 6 ...... 150 141 3 Wellington, Mass., Dee. 5 ..._ ..__.. 150 125 3 Lake Charles. La., July 16-17 ...... 480 388 Wellington, Mass., March SO ...... 150 112 . Fort Smith, Ark., July 23 ...... 180 158 , Watertown, Mass., March. 23 ...... 125 118 1 .870 per cent. 2685 2336 EIWIL HOLLING (P), San Franeisoo, Cal. Fort Smith, Ark., July 24 ...... 230 198 . Wellington, Mass., April 3 ...... 150 145 2 Did not finish program. San Francisco, CaL, Feb. 22 ...... 120 110 . Del Rio, Tex., Aug. 13-14 ...... 270248 Wellington, Mass., April 17 ...... 150 117 . San Francisco. CaL, Feb. 23 ...... 125 117 4 Denver, Colo.. Aug. 20 ...... 200 180 . Fall River, Mass., April 1$ ...... 150 141 4 San Francisco, CaL, Feb. 24 ...... 130 127 S Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 90 . Manchester, N. H., April 25 ...... 165 147 1 H. C. HIRSCHY (P.), Minneapolis, Mfnn. Fresno, Cal., March 2 ...... 175 159 4 Denver, Colo., Aug 22 ...... 100 88 . Wellington, Mass., May 1 ...... _ 150 140 3 Chicago, HL, Feb. 2i ...... 280 182 . Fresno, CaL, March 3 ...... 175 163 J Wlchlta Falls, Tex., Aug. 27-28 ...... *20 371 Wellington. Mass., May 15 ._...... *. 100 94 2 Fairmont, Mlnn., May 1 ...... 200 175 3 San Francisco, CaL, March 10 ...... 120 115 1 Perry, Okla., Sept. 24 ...... 280 178 . E. Lexington, Mass.. May 17 ...... 20« 195 1 Fairmont, Mlnn., May 2 ...... 200 188 1 Modesto, CaL, March 17 ...... 190 175 2 Perry. Okla., Sept. 25 ...... 180 164 . E. Lexingtou, Mass.. May 18 ._.. .. 200 185 . 1 Beaver Dam, Wls., May 5 ...... 150 139 2 Los Angeles, CaL, May 4 ...... 200 177 2 Forney, Tex., Nov. 28 ...... 160 140 . New Bedford, Mass.. May 23 ...__. 175 162 2 Fargo, N. D., May 22 ...... 200 182 2 Los Angeles, CaL, May 5 ...... 180 164 . Forney, Tex., NOY. 29 ...... 140 126 . Newport, R. L, May 30 ._,__,.*_ 1T5 155 4 Fargo, N. D., May 23 ...... 200 182 3 San Francisco, Cal., May 10 ...... 205 178 3 Wellington, Mass., Juno 5 ....._.._ 160 151 1 St. Paul, Mlnn., May 30 ...... 150 142 S San Francisco, Cal., May 11 ...... 205 168 . .876 per cent. 5530 4848 Wellington, Mass., June 6 ...... 160 147 2 1 St. Paul, Mlnn., May 31 ...... 150 142 . San Francisco, CaL, May 12 ...... 65 56 . Chicago, HL, June 18 . .__..-_. 100 91 Milwaukee, Wis., June 8 ...__.. . 150 140 3 Walla Walla, Wash., May 16 ...... 200 191 1 H. W. KAHLER (P.), Davenport, la. Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) .._<... 200 179 . Milwaukee, Wis., June 9 ...... 150 141 2 Walla Walla, Wash., May 17 ...... 200 186 . So. Framingbam, Mass., July 4 ...... _L50 140 2 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 964 Walla Walla, Wash., May 18 ...... 200 187 4 Chicago, HI., Feb. 22 ...... 200177. Wellington, Mass., July 10 ...... ^.^ ©reo 147 a Chicago, HI., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 182 . Sacramento, CaL, May 25 ...... 200 186 4 Falrmont, Minn., May 1 ...... 200 164 . Wellington, Mass., July 16 _...... 180 167 . St. Paul, Minn,. June 16 ...... 125 117 1 Sacramento, CaL, May 26 ...... 200 182 4 Falrmont, Minn., May 2 ...... 200 163 . . Wellington, Mass., July 17 ._...... 90 79 . Bismarck, N. Dak., June 27 ...... 125 117 2 Goldneld, Nov., Sept. 2 ...... 200 171 . Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 100 88 . Wellington, Mass.. July 18 ..._...... 90 77 Bismarck, N. Dak., June 28 ...... 125 117 1 San Francisco, CaL, Sept. 8 ...... 60 523 Chicago, HI., May 15 ...... 200 176 . Providence, H, L, Aug. 3 ._...... 175 165 1 Crookston, Minn., July 9-10 ...... 360 337 Santa Barbara, CaL, Sept. 22 ...... 200 176 . Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... 200 168 .. Wellington, Mass_ Aug. 7 ...... 125 117 i Whiona, Mlnn., July 18 ...... 150© 144 1 Santa Barbara, Cal., Sept. 23 ...... 200 174 . "Steamboat Rock, la., May 21 ...... 110 97 Wellington, Mass., Aug. 14 ...... 150 140 1 Wortbington, Minn., July 25-26 ...... 340 320 Los Angeles, CaL, Sept 27 ...... 200 183 2 St. Louis, Mo., May 22 ...... 200 182 . Wellington, Mass., Aug. 28 ...... _. . 150 132 1 St. Paul, Minn., July 28 ...... 125 117 3 Los Angeles, CaL, Sept. 28 ...... 200 169 . St. Louis, Mo., May 23 ...... 200 166 . Fall River, Mass., Sept. 2 ....__..175 158 1 Brainerd, Minn., July 28 ...... 150 143 2 Los Angeles, CaL, Sept. 29 ...... 200 173 3 St. Lou-Is, Mo., May 24 ...... 200 174 . . Wellhigton, Mass., Sept 28 _.____ 175 151 3 Flo?enee, Wis., Aug. 3 ...... 1501401 Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 11 ...... 155 151 1 Rochester, Ind., May 28 ...... 200 183 . Wellington, Mass., Oct 24 ._.._.__ 150 131 2 Iron Mountain, Mien., Aug. 26 ...... 200 189 2 Douglas, Arts., Oct. 12 ...... 100 99 1 Rochester, Ind., May 29 ...... 200 160 . . Wellington, Mass., NOT. 7 ...... _.. 150 133 1 Nichols, la., Sept. 24 ...... 200 175 3 Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 13 ...... 1651314 Marion, Ind., June 4 ...... 200 173 . Wellington., Mass., Nov. 21 ...... 130 118 1 Niehols, la., Sept. 25 ...... 200 178 . Marion, Ind., June 5 ...... 200 179 . . Wellington, Mass., Nor. 26 ,_...... ISO 137 1 Marshalltown, la., Sept. 26 ...... 200 188 2 .901 per cent. 4570 4120 NejT London, la., June 11 ...... 200 181 . Wellington, Mass., Dec. 5 ....._.___ 150 109 . Marshalltown, la., Sept. 27 ...... 200 182 4 New London, la., June 12 ...... 200 179 . Spirit Lake, la., Oct. 8-9 ...... 400 359 New London, la., June 13 ...... 200 130 . . .901 per cent 5780 5208 New London, la., Oct. 14 ...... 200 186 4 W. S. HOON (A.), J ewell, la. Mt. Pleasant, la., June 14 ...... 200 189 3 New London, la., Oct. 15 ...... 200 195 2 Jewell. la., March 29 ...... 200 173 . Mt. Pleasant, la., June 15 ...... 200 192 2 1 New London, la., Oct. 16 ...... 200 185 . Randall, la.. May 7 ...... 200 172 4 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 964 RUSSELL KLEIN (P.). Spirit Lake la. Mt. Pleasant, la., Oct. 17 ,,...... 200 186 . Chicago, HI., May 14 ...... 100 90 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 183 . Coon Rapids, la,, March 13 ...^._... JOO 95 Mt Pleasant, la., Oct. Is ...... 200 187 3 Chicago, 111., May 15 ...... 200 178 . Fort Dodge, la., June 25 ...... 200 181 . Jewell, la., March 29 ...... _____.. 200 181 Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... 200 181 . . Fort Dodge, la., June 26 ...... 200 1«1 . . Fairmont, Miun_, May 1 ...... __. 200 174 ; .926 per cent. 6100 5653 Des Moinos, la., May 27 ...... 200 169 . Pittsbure, Kas., July 1 ...... 200 190 3 Falrniont, Mlnn., May 2 ...... _.... 200 183 Des Moines, la., May 28 ...... 200 184 . Pittsburg, Kas., July 2 ...... 200 192 33 Fort Scott, Kas., May 1» ...... 200 177 Des Moines, la., May 29 ...... 200 182 . . Cherryvale, Kas., July 4 ...... 150 149 1 Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 ,...._.... 200 182 D. E. MICKEY (A.), Mil [vale, Pa. Omaha, Neb., June 4 ...... 200 176 . Manning, la., July 17-18 ...... 400 374 3 Steamboat Rock, la.. May 20 ...._.... 200 179 Mlllvale, Pa., Jan. 1 ...... 150 135 1 Omaha, Neb., June 5 ...... 200 188 4 Audubon, la., Aug...... 200 190 4 Steamboat Rock, la., May 21 ...... 185 175 Oharlerol, Pa., April 25 ...... 170 161 2 Omaha, Neb., June 6 ...... 200 179 . . Audubon, la., Aug. 7 ...... 200 187 . 4 Des Moines, la., May 27 200 172 Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180 166 3 Sioux City, la., June 11 ...... 180 162 . Joplin, Mo., Aug. 13 ...... 200 183 . Des Moines, la., May 28 200 187 Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... 90 843 Sioux City, la., June 12 ...... 180 159 . Joplin, Mo., Aug. 14 ...... 200 190 Des Moines, la,, May 29 200 185 . Bichmond, Va., May 10 ...... 90 79 . Sioux City, la., June 13 ...... 180 152 . . Clinton, Mo., Aug. 15 ...... 250 227 . Omaha, Neb., June 4 ... 200 189 Punxsutawney, Pa., April 18 ...... 175 157 3 Chicago, HI., June 18 ...... 100 91 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 189 Omaha, Neb., June 5 ... 200 182 Lebanon, Pa., May 21 ...... 165 148 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) 163 . Denver, Golo., Aug. 100 97 3 Omaha, Neb., June 6 200 178 Lebanon, Pa,, May 22 ...... 155 145 . Fort Dodge, la., Juno 25 200 193 1 Denver, Colo., Aug 100 95 . New London, la., June 11 ...... 200 176 Lebanon, Pa., May 23 ...... 190 175 . Fort Dodge, la., June 26 ..... 200 197 1 1 Danville, 111., Aug. 30 ...... 200 179 . New London, la., June 12 . ^...... 200 182 McKeesport, Pa., May 30 ...... 140 130 1 Iowa Falls, la., July 9 ..... 200 179 . *St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 1 .....;...... 165 139 New London, la., June 13 ...... 200 189 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 92 . Iowa Falls, la., July 10 200 17%. . St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 2 ...... 200 169 . Mt. Pleasant, la., June 14 ...... 260 181 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 168 . Maiming, la., July 17-18 ...... 400 37C 3 New London, la., Oct. 14 ...... 200 185 . Mt. Pleasant, la,, June 15 . _.... 200 187 Niles, O., June 26 ...... 190 141 . Worthlngton, Minn., July 25-26 340 326 3 New Londpn, la., Oct. 15 ...... 200 175 . Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 97 Bradford, Pa., July 9 ...... 200 175 . Auduibon, la., Aug. 6 ...... 200 196 2 New London, la., Oct. 16 ...... 200 177 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) .,__. 200 186 Bradford, Pa., July 10 ...... 2001 178 . Audubon, la., Aug. 7 ...... 200 189 3 2 Bismarck, N. Dak., June 27 ...... 125 112 Newcastle, pa.. Aug. 28 ...... 170 151 . Story City, la., Aug. 8-9 ...... 400 375 3 .900 per cent. 7875 7089 Bismarck, N. Dak., June 28 ...... 125 101 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 183 . *Did not shoot full program. Shatopee, Mlnn., June 30 ...... 125 121 i , .891 per cent. 2565 2285 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 94 . Spring Valley, Mtrm.. July 1» ...... 150 135 Denver, Colo., Aug 22 ...... 100 96 4 . T. H. KELLER, Jr., (P.), Baltimore, Md. Manning, la., July 17-18 ...... 400 361 Eldora, la., Aug. 27 ...... 200 186 3 Worthlngton. Mlnn., July 25-26 ...... 340 308 J. W. HIGHTOWER (P.), Americu*, Ga. Eldora, la., Aug. 28 ...... 200 198 3 3 Rising Sun, Md., Feb. 22 ...... 105 82 Audubon, la., Aug. 6 . .... _. 206 186 Bichmond, Va.. May 8 ...... 180 151 Boone, la., Aug. 29 ...... 200 194 3 North East, Md., Feb. 25 ...... 150 123 Audubon. la., Aug. 1 .._...... 200 188 Richmond, Va.. May 9 ...... 90 70 Boone, la., Aug. 30 ...... 200 192 3 3 Wilmington, Del., April 11 ...... 190 153 Story City, la., Aug. 8-d ...... 400 352 Bichmond, Va., May 10 ...... 90 .77 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 10 ... 180 167 4 Richmond, Va.., May 8 ...... 180 148 Eldora, la., Aug. 27 ...... _.... 200 190 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 11 . 100 89 . Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... 90 73 Eldora, la., Aug. 28 ....._...... 200 192 Chicago, HL, June 21 (18 yds.) Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12 . 100 92 . . Richmond, Va., May 1Q ...... 90 SO Boone, la., Aug. 29 ...... 200 196 Thomasville, Ga., July 4-5 Niehols, la,, Sept. 24 .... 200 173 4 Baltimore, Md., June 11 ...... 125 109 Boone, la., Aug. 30 ....».»...... 200 190 Macon, Ga., Aug. 8 ... Niehols, la., Sept. 25 .... 200 182 . 3 Baltimore, Md., June 12 ...... 200 174 Portsmouth, O., Sept 2 ...... 200 185 Macon, Ga., Aug. 9 ... Marshalltown, la., Sept. 26 200 186 3 Baltimore, Md., June 13 ...... 200 169 Niehols, la., Sept. 24 .....-,...... 200 171 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 15 ... Marshalltown, la., Sept 27 200 188 3 4 TiVhmond, Va... July 4 ...... 200 173 Nicliols, la., Sept 25 ...... 200 179 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 16 ... Jewell, la., Oct. 3 ...©.... 200 187 4 Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 163 Marshalltown, la.. Sept 26 .._...... 200 189 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 17 ... Jewell, la., Oct. 4 ...... 200 193 2 2 Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 80 Marshalltown, la.. Sept 27 -. ....__ 200 190 Albany, Ga., Aug. 28 ... Spirit Lake, la., Oct. 8-9 . 400 335 2 Wellington,. Mass., July 18 ...... 90 Jewell, la., Oct 3 . ..._^...... 200 185 Albany, Ga., Aug. 29 ... Mt. Pleasant, la., Oct. 17 . 200 187 4 Betterton, Md., Aug. 6 (18 yds.) ...... 165 123 Jewell, la., Oct 4 ...... 200 181 Tuscaloosa, Ala., Sept. 19 Mt. Pleasant, la., Oct. 18 . 200 189 1 3 Betterton, Md., Aug. 7 (18 yds.) ...... 175 148 Spirit Lake, la., Oct 8-9 ..._...*,.... 400 319 Tuscaloosa, Ala.; Sept. 20 St. Joseph. Mo., Nov. 17 .... 200 195 2 Betterton, Md., Aug. 8 (18 yds.) ...... 175 125 New London, la., Oct 14 ...... 200 185 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 19 . 200 187 . Richmond, Va., Sept. 2 (S. H.) ...... 200 175 New London, la., Oct. 15 ...... 200 183 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 . 200 183 . . Richmond, Va., Sept. 3 ...... 200 182 New London, la., Oct 16 ...... 200 185 .891 per cent. Atlantic City, N. J., Sept 13 ...... 180 157 Pleasant, la., Oct. 17 ...... 200 173 .916 per cent. 9460 8670 Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 14 ...... 200 180 Pleasant, la., Oct. 18 ...... 200 179 W. A. HILLIS (P.), San Franci Dover, Del., Oct. 3 ...... 180 138 Baltimore, Md., Oct. 8 ...... 175 142 San Francisco, CaL, Feb. 22 ...... WALTER HUFF (P.), Macon, da. .909 per cent 9650 8773 San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 23 ...... Baltimore, Md.. Oct. 9 ...... 175 141 Leesburg, Fla., -Jan. 24 ..... 145 Newark, Del., Oct. 16 ...... ISO 158 J. N. KNAPP (A.), Auburn, N. Y. San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 24 ...... Mobile, Ala., Feb. 11 ...... 239 *Ne\vark, Del., Oct. 17 ...... 150 130 Saji Francisco, Cal., March 10 ...... Mobile, Ala., Feb. 12 ...... 231 Utica, N. Y., Feb. 9 ...... 125 110 . Walla Walla, Wash., May 16 ...... Mobile, Ala., Feb. 13 ...... 241 .842 per cent. Wolcott, N. Y., Feb 19 ...... 125 100 . Walla Walla, Wash., May 17 ...... Thomasville, Ga., March 21-22 138 *Did not shoot full program. Herkimer, N. Y., Fob. 22 ...... 105 90 3 Walla Walla, Wash., May 18 ...... Vicksburg, Miss., April 2S-30 ... 398 Skaneateles June., N. Y., Feb. 28 ...».. 100 80 . Aberdeen, Wash., July 4 ...... Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 142 Messina Springs, N. Y., March 21 .. 100 86 3 Aberdeen, Wash., July 5 ...... Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... 72 GEO. E. "KELSEY" (A.), Allegheny, Pa. Wolcott, N. Y., April 25 ...... 115 94 3 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 10 ...... Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... 79 Charlerol, Pa., April 25 ... Messina Springs, N. Y., May 8 ...... 185 167 2 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 11 ...... Charlotte, N C., May 22 ..... 187 Lebanon, Pa., May 21 ...... Messina Springs, N. Y., May 9 ...... 185 159 . . Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12 ...... Charlotte, N. C., May 23 ..... 187 Lebanon, Pa., May 22 ...... Skaneateles June., N. Y., May 16 ...... 170 140 . Santa Barbara, Cal., Sept. 23 ...... Thomasville, Ga., July 4-5 ..... 365 Lobanon. Pa., May 23 ...... Clyde, N. Y., May 24 ...... 150 135 2 Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 27 ...... Dyersburg, Tenn., June 11 ..... 175 Newcastle, Pa., Aug. 27 ... Buffalo, N. Y., May 30 ...... 170-147 . Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 28 ...... Dyersburg, Tenn., June 12 ..... 175 Newcastle, Pa., Aug. 28 ... Utica, N. Y., May 31 ....._._, .. 200 177 2 Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 29 ...... Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 97 McKeesport, Pa., Sept. 2 ... Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 ...... 180 163 3 Bellingham, Wash., Oct. 26 ...... Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) 183 Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 13 Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 ...... 160 135 Seattle, Wash., NOT. 16 ...... Birmingham, Ala., July 23 .. 190 Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 14 Syracuse, N. Y., June 13 ..._... II 160 143 ©. . Birmingham, Ala., July 24 .. 193 Skaneateles June., N. Y., July 4 ...... 165 145 4 ,852 per cent. 3040 2592 Macon, Ga.. Aug. 8 ...... 186 .941 per cent. 1520 1431 Bradford, Pa., July 9 ...... 200 170 . Macon, Ga., Aug. 9 ...... 192 Bradford, Pa., July 10 ...... 200 176 . . D. J. HOLLAND (A.), Moberly, Mo. Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 14 .. 195 F. D. KELSEY (A.), Aurora, N. Y. Geneva, N. Y., July 11 ...... ___. .. 180 144 . Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 15 .. 191 Utica, N. Y., Aug. 2 ....__.. .. 115 106 3 Fort gcott, Mo., May 10 ... 200 177 . Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 16 .. 192 Buffalo, N. Y., Feb. 22 .. Binghamton, N. Y., Aug. 21 ..._.. 175 147 . Fort Scott, Mo., May 11 ... 200 181 . Leesburg, Fla., Aug. 21 .. 189 Olean, N. Y., May 14 .. Binghamton, N. Y., Aug. 22 ...... 175 154 2 1 Kansas. City, Mo., May 30 ... 200 178 3 Leesburg, Fla., Aug. 22 .. 188 Olean. N. Y., May 15 .. *Newark, N. Y., Aug. 29 ...... 155 137 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 87 . Albany, Ga., Aug. 28 .. 189 Biillalo, N. Y., May 30 . . Skaneateles Juno., N. Y., Sept 2 ... .. 180 170 1 Sturgeon, Mo., June 22 ... 230 193 . Albany, Ga., Aug. 29 .. 189 Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 Batavia, N. Y., Oct 10 ...... 125 102 . Warrenton, Mo., July 25 ... 200 176 . Tuscaloosa, Ala., Sept. 19 195 Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 Joplin, Mo., Aug. 13 ...... 200 190 4 Tuscaloosa, Ala., Sept. 20 194 Syracuse, N. Y., June 13 © .865 per cent 3900 3377 Joplin, Mo., Aug. 14 ...... 200 187 . Bessemer, Ala., Oct. 4 .. 175 Bradford, Pa., July 9 .. Did not shoot full program. *Clinton, Mo., Aug. 15 ...... 150 135 Selma, Ala., Oct. 22 .. 180 Batavia, N. Y., Oct. 10 .. Clinton, Mo., Aug. 16 ...... 150 141 . Selma, Ala., Oct. 23 .. 182 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 195 2 Dublin, Ga., Nov. 7 .. 194 L. Z. LAWRENCE (P.), HaddonfleM, N. J. Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 84 . Eastman, Ga., Nov. 8 .. Holmesburg, Pa., Feb. 22 (S. H.) .... 150 106 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 89 . D. W. KING, JR., (P.), San Phoenixville, Pa.. March. 23 ...... 150 140 2 Bich Hill, Mo., Sept. 25 175 164 1 .928 per cent. 6950 6456 Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180 151 . Rich Hill, Mo., Sept. 26 175 157 1 1 San Francisco, Ca., Feb. 22 .. Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... 90 80 . Windsor, Mo., Oct. 11 150 141 1 San Francisco, CaL, Feb. 23 .. Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... 90 82 .. *Macon, Mo., Nov. 5 .. 170 145 J. M. HUGHES (A.), So. Milwaukee, Wis.© San Francisco, CaL, Feb. 24 .. Lebanon, Pa., May 21 ...... 165 132 . Lamar, Mo., Nov. 11 .. 200 184 3 Hale©s Corners, Wis., May 12 150 130 Fresno, CaL, March 2 ...... Lebanon, Pa., May 22 ...... 155 141 . Lamar, Mo., Nov. 12 .. 200 189 4 4 Milwaukee, Wis., June 8 150 126 Fresno, Cal., March 3 ...... I.3banon, Pa., May 23 ...... 190 168 . . Milwaukee, Wis., June 9 150 123 San Francisco, CaL, April 14 .. Camden, N. J., June 1 ...... ___ 130 111 4 .906 per cent. Chicago, 111., June 18 . . 100 95 Los Angeles, CaL, May 4 ..... Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... __..©100 94 . *Did not shoot program. Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) 200 186 Los Angeles, Cal., May 5 ..... Asbury Park, N. J., July 25 .....__... 200 182 3 150 145 1 San Francisco, CaL, May 10 .. Milwaukee, Wis., July 21 San Fraucisco, Cal., May 11 .. Asbury Park, N. J., Judy 26 ...._..... 200 182 3 J "ROY" D. HODSDON (A.), Boston, Mass. Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ... 200 194 3 Harvey Cedars, N. J., Aug. 10 ...... 100 96 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ... 100 98 2 San Francisco, Cal., May 12 .. Atlantic City, N. J., Sept 13 ...... 180 167 . E. Lexington. Mass., Feb. 9 ...... 100 92 4 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ... 100 97 3 1 Walla Walla, Wash., May 16 .. Atlantic City, N. J., Sept 14 ...... 200 180 . . Watertown, Mass., Feb. 22 ...... 125 102 3 Chicago, 111., Sept. 25 ... 200 194 2 Walla Walla, Wash., May 17 .. Haddonfleld. N. J., Sept., 21, ...... 150 134 3 Watertown, Mass., March 23 ...... 125 113 2 Chicago, 111., Sept. 26 ... 200 190 . 3 Walla Walla, Wash.. May 18 .. No. Camden, N. J., Oct 17 ...... 125 92 . Watertown, Mass., April 19 ...... 125 114 1 New London, la., Oct. 14 200 194 1 Tacoma, Wash., May 29 Wellington. Mass., May 15 ...... 100 95 1 New London, la., Oct. 15 200 188 4 Tacoma, Wash., May 30 .878 per cent 2555 2238 E. Lexington, Mass., May 17 ...... 2GO 182 . New London, la., Oct. 16 200 190 2 1 Gridley, CaL, June 15 .. E. Lexington, Mass., May 18 ...... 200 192 1 3 Mt. Pleasant, la., Oct. : 200© 189 3 Gridloy, CaL, June 16 .. New Bedford, Mass., May 22 ...... 175 151 3 Mt. Pleasant, la., Oct. : 200 175 .. . Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 .. C. 0. LeCOMPTE (P.), Eminence, Ky. New Bedford, Mass., May 23 ...... 175 156 4 4 Danville, 111., Oct. 21 ... 180 l(il 2 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 .. Louisville, Ky., Feb. 22 ...... 115 988 Wellington, Mass., Jumo 5 ...... 160 137 4 Danville, HL, Oct. 22 ... 180 154 . 3 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 .. Vicksburg, Miss., April 28-30 ...... 430 339 » Wellington, Mass., .June 6 ...... 160 147 2 4 Bloomington, 111., Oct. 23 200 192 2 Goldflcld, Nev., Sept. 2 Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180 164 . Watertown, Mass., June 17 ...... 125 117 2 Bloomington, 111., Get 24 200 188 1 1 Bpokane, Wash., Sept. 10 Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... 90 82 . Wellington, Mass.. June 22 ...... 100 89 Spoknne, Wash., Sept. 11 Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... 90 82 .. K Lexington, Mass., July 4 ...... 175 164 2 .927 per cent. 3460 3209 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12 Loxington, Ky., May 23 ...... 200 172 . Wellington, Mass., July 10 ...... 160 142 4 Santa Barbara, CaL. Sept. 22 Santa. Barbara. Cal., Sept. 23 Lexington. Ky., May 24 ...... 200 177 . . Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 159 . S. A. HUNTLEY (A.), Omaha, Neb. Dayton, Ky., May 30 ...... 200 183 2 Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 82 . Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 27 .. Dyersburg, Tenn., June 11 ...... 200 176 . Wellington, Mass.. July 18 ...... 90 76 .. San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 22 ...... 120 115 1 Los Angeles, CaL, Sept. 28 .. Dyersburg, Tenn., June 12 ...... 200 189 1 9 Newport, K. I., July 30 ...... 175 162 3 San Francisco, Cal., Feb 23 ...... 125 118 3 Los Angeles, CaL. Sept. 29 .. LowelL Ind., June 14 ...... 200 183 4, Newport, R. I., July 31 ...... 175 164 1 2 San Francisco, CaL, Feb. 24 ...... 130 120 . Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 11 ..... Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 89 . Providence, R. I., Aug. 3 .©...... 175 135 . Fresno, CaL, March 2 ...... 175 154 . Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 12 ..... Chica-go, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 170 . Wellington, Mass., Aug. 7 ...... 125 108 4 Fresno, Cal., March 3 ...... 1751633 Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 13 ..... Olympia, Ky., July 4 ...... 200 187 2 Wellington, Mass., Aug. 14 ...... 150 127 . San Francisco, Cal., March 10 ...... 120 107 . Olyrupia, Ky., July 5 ...... 22020911 New Bedford, Mass., Aug. 28 ...... 180 184 1 Cedar Bluffs, Neb. March 19 ...... 200 162 . .858 per cent. 5475 4700 Spring Hill, Tenn., Aug. 8 ...... 150 136 2 Auburn, Me., Sept. 2 ...... 180 155 4 Falls City, Neb., March 22 ...... 200 188 4 Evansville, Ind., Aug. 15 ...... 200 191 3 Wellington, Mass., Sept. 28 ...... 175 138 . Falls City, Neb., March 23 ...... 200 181 . A. W. KIRBY (A.), Greenville, 0. Evansvilla, Ind., Aug. 16 ...... 20019411 Wellington, Mass., Oct. 24 ...... 115 91 St. J©weph, Mo., March 26 ...... 200 165 . Wellington, Mass., Nov. 26 ...... 150 129 . Billings, Mont., June 7-9 ...... 320 292 Muncie, Ind., April 6 ...... 200 182 *BolivaJT, Tenn., Aug. 29 ...... 125119 ...... 125 119 1 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 93 . Lexington, Ky., May 23 ... 200 163 Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 2 ...... 200 191 1 Watertown, Mass., Nov. 28 ...... Lexiugtoa, Ky., May 24 ... 200 170 Nashville, Tenn., Sept 3 ...... 200 179 . 4 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 170 . Columbus, O., June 4 ...... 185 156 Union City, Tenn., Sept. 10 ...... 200 185 4 per cent. 4290 3802 Bismarck, N. Dak., June 27 ...... 125 100 . Columbus, O., June 5 ...... 195 1G4 Union City, Tenn., Sept 11 ...... 200 185 4 . Did not finish program. Bismarck, N. Dak., June 28 ...... 125 106 . Columbus, O., June 6 ...... 155 126 Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 18 ...... 200 177 . .888 per cent. 2515 2234 Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 18 200 179 Indianapolis. Ind., Sept. 19 ...... 200 192 2 . P. J. HOLOHAN (P.), Twin Falls, Ida. Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 19 200 184 Dayton, Ky., Oct. 9 ...... 200 191 2 gpokane. Wash., Jan. 1 ...... 1501323 Toledo, O., Sept. 23 ...... 200 191 Dayton, Ky., Oct. 10 ...... 200 185 2 1 Butte, Mont., Jan. 27 ...... 175160 1 R. J. JACKSON (P.), Mexia, Tex. Toledo, O., Sept. 24 ...... 200 180 *Cambria, 111., Oct. 11 ...... 90 79 Ogden, Utah, May 3 ...... 225 208 2 Mexia, Tex., April 24 (S. H.) ...... 215 187 . *Mt. Clemens, Mlch., Sept. 25 100 88 Ogden, Utah, May 4 ...... 200 166 Mexia, Tex., April 25 (S. H.) ...... 190 175 4 . Columbus, 0., Oct. 2 ...... 200 177 .906 per cent 5190 4704 Walla Walla, Wash., May 16 ...... 200 167 Mexia, Tex., April 26 (S. H.) .. 1*0 127 . . Columbus, O., Oct. 3 ...... 200 170 *Did not shoot full program. Walla Walla, Wash., May 17 ...... 200 173 Port Lavaca, Tex., May 9 .... 130 116 3 Walla Walla, Wash., May 18 ...... 200 165 Port Lavaca, Tex., May 101 ... 150 139 3 3 .874 per cent. 2435 2130 F. LE NOIR (P.), Indianapolis, Ind. Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 94 Dallas, Tex., May 14 (18 yds.) .. 200 167 *Did not finish program. Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 165 Dallas, Tex., May 15 (18 yds.) _..... 200 168 Springfield. Mass., Feb. 22 ...... 130 113 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 181 Abilene, Tex., May 17 ...... 200 176 H. C. KIRKWOOD (A.), Boston, Mass. DeSoto, HI., March 28 ...... 200 175 2 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 92 Abilene. Tex., May 18 ...... 225 190 Utica, O., April 3 ...... ,....- . 180 174 2 Denver, Colo., Au« 22 ...... 100 93 Pine Bluff, Ark., May 22 ...... 200 182 Wellington, Mass., Jan. 9 ...... 110 101 2 Utica, O., April 4 ...... 180 170 39 Nampa, Ida., Sept. 2 ...... 200 176 Pine Bluff, Ark., May 23 ...... 200 176 Wellington, Mass., Jan. 23 ... .. 150 126 . Columbus, O., April 11 ...... 200 180 . Spokane, Wash.. Sept 10 ...... 180 160 Chicago, HI., June 18 ...... 100 90 Wellington, Mass.. Feb. 6 _*,...... 150 144 3 Indianapolis, Ind., April 23 ...... 120 104 BBokane. Wash., Sept. 11 . .. . 100 85 . Chicago, HL, June 21 US yds.) r~~. 289 178 Wellington, Mass*, F-elx 13 f~.~.~~, 125 106 . Indianapolis, Ind., April 2* ...... 200 181 4 SRORTENQ JANUARY 4, 1908.

Beer©s 1906 Record Still Supreme

J. L. D. Morrison Leads All Shooters in His Class, for 1907, With a Score of .9578 SHOOTING ARROW SHOT SHELLS W. H. Heer broke .939; G. W. Maxwell .933; R. 0. Heikes .925 in their classes, while amateurs with U. M. C. shells made .925 and .910. HONORS GALORE Think of the significance of the following statement: It is the record of marvelous marksmanship which has never before honored any one make W. H. HEER of shot shells and may never again. There were 10 Interstate Handicaps in 1907 and U. M. C. Shells were used by the winners of 8. The 9th winner used YZ U. M. C. Shellsland the 10th only used another make. At Richmond, at Chicago, at Boston, at Denver, at Spokane, U. M. C. Quality was always in evidence and the winners relied upon it.

The American International Military Team discarding all other makes chose and used U. M. C. .30 Government Cartridges exclusively, and won the Military Championship of the world at Ottawa last September. In 1903 also the American Team used U. M. C. Cartridges exclusively. HONORS UNIQUE U. M. C. .22s proved their worth in November when Wm. Akard with a rifle broke 15,000 targets thrown by himself and 1659 small marbles with out a miss. U. M. C. .22 black powder cartridges required the rifle to be cleaned but once a day. J. L. D. MORRISON WERE THERE ANY OTHER HONORS ?

Write to M. Hartley Co., Sole Representative 313-315 Broadway, New York City JANUARY 4, 1908. SRORTIJNQ

Muncie, Ind., April 26 ...... 200 181 . Quebec, Ont., May 24 ...... 200 170 2 G. S. McCABTY (A.), Philadelphia, Pa. J. L. D. MORRISON (P.). St Paul, Minn. Homer, HI.. May 2 ...... 210 191 . Quebec, Ont., May 25 ...... 200 161 3 2 Wissinoming, Pa,. Jafc. If (S. H.) ,... 200 173 Falrmont, Minn., May 1 ...... 200 192 1 ; . Danvilje, HI., May 3 ...... 150 132 . Des Moines, la.. May 28 ...... 200 180 . Wilmington, Del., April 11 ...... 190 165 Palnnont, Minn., May 2 ...... 20fl 188 1 1 Danville, 111., May 4 ...... 150 141 2 2 Des Moines, la., May 29 ...... 200 183 . . Bichmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180 155 Cody, Wyo., May 12 ...... 1601561 Fort Wayne, Ind., May 7 ...... 200 161 . St. Paul, Minn., May 30 ...... 150 135 . Kichmond, Va., May 9 ...... 90 76 Fargo, N. D., May 22 ...... 200 190 1 Fort Wayne, Ind., May 8 ...... 200 177 . . St. Paul, Minn., May 31 ...... 150 132 . . Richmond. Va., May 10 ...... 90 78 Fargo, N. D., May 23 ...... 200 196 1 1 Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 100 80 . Columbus, O., June 4 ...... -^. 185 150 . Holmesburg June., Pa., May 38 .. . 180 161 St. Paul, Minn., May 30 ...... 150 144 1 Chicago, 111., May 15 ...... ___.. 200 151 . Columbus, 0., June 5 ...... 195 160 . Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 90 St. Paul, Minn., May 31 ...... 150 145 3 2 Chicago, I1L, May 16 ...... __. 200 168 . . Columbus, 0., June 6 ...... 155 131 . . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 165 Billings, Mont., June 7-9 ...... 320 310 1 St. Louis, Mo., May 22 ...... 200 171 . Milwaukee, Wis., June 8 ...... 150 124 . Bridgeton, N. J., Judy 10 ...... 150 126 St. Paul, Minn., June 16 ...... 125 117 1 St. Louis, Mo., May 23 ...... 200 188 . Milwaukee, Wis., June 9 ...... 150 123 . . Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 161 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 95. St. Louis, Mo., May 24 ...... 200 185 . . New London, la., June 11 ...... 200 168 . Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 76 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 181 . Bochester, Ind., May 28 ...... 200 165 . Now London,; la., June 12 ...... 200 178 . Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... 90 86 3 . Bismarck, N. D., June 27 ...... 125 124 1 Kochester, Ind., May 29 ...... 200 177 .. New London, la., June 13 ...... 200 177 . . Asbury Park, N. J., July 25 ...... 200 189 1 Bismarck, N. D., June 28 ...... 125 117 1 1 Marion, Ind., June i ...... 200169. Alt. Pleasant, la,, June 14 ...... 200 183 . Asbury Park, N. J., July 26 ...... 200 184 2 1 Spring Valley, MJnn., July 10 ...... 150 145 1 Marion, Ind., June 5 ...... 200 183 .. Mt. Pleasant, la., June 15 ...... 200 186 . . Betterton, Md., Aug. 6 (19 yds.) ...... 165 146 2 Wiriona, Minn., July 18 ...... 150 143 3 Baltimore, Md., June 11 ...... 125 101 . Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 973 Betterton, Md., Ang 7 (20 yds.) ...... 175 149 3 St. Paul, Minn., July 28 ...... 125 113 1 Baltimore, Md., June 12 ...... 200 183 4 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 177 . Betterton. Md., Aug." 8 (20 yds.) ...... 170 143 4 2 Worthington, MJnn., July 25-26 ...... 340 337 2 Baltimore, Md., June 13 ...... 200 180 4 4 Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 160 . Richmond, Va.; Sept. 2 (S. H.) ...... 290 173 . Brainerd, Minn., July 28 ...... 150 144 1 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 90 . Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 8& . Richmond, Va., Sept. 3 ...... 200 188 1 4 Faribault, Minn., Aug. 6 ...... 100 961 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200., 175 . Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... 90 82 .. Atlantic City, N. J., 1 Sept 13 ...... 180 172 3 St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 11 ...... 100 99 1 West Frankfort, Ills., Juue 27 ...... 200 192 3 Toronto, Ont., Aug 7 ...... 200 186 2 Atlantic City. N. J.. Sept. 14 ...... 200 189 . 4 West Frankfort, Ills., June 2S ...... 200 188 3 2 Toronto, Ont., Aug. 8 ...... 2302114- Baltimore, Md., Oct. 8 ...... 1751582 .954 per cent 3370 3223 Indianapolis, Ind., July 4 ...... 200 188 1 Toronto, Ont., Aug. 9 ...... 180 167 2 3 Baltimore, Md., Oct. 9 ...... 175 158 3 3 Bradford, Pa., July 9 ...... 200 175 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 174 . Ridley Park. Pa., Oct. 12 ...... 150 143 2 Bradford, Pa., July 10 ...... 200 176 . . Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 93 . Newark, Del., Oct. 16 ...... 1801723 C. H. NEWCOMB (A.), Philadelphia, Geneva, N. Y., July 11 ...... 180 164 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 90 . . Newark, Del., Oct. 17 ...... 190 179 4 3 Holmesburg, Pa,, Jan. Pittsfleld, Mass., July 13 ...... 200 186 4 Goldfield, Nev., Sept. 2 ...... 200 173 . Holmesburg, Pa., Feb. Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 157 . Spokane, Wash., Set. 10 ...... 180 152 . .896 per cent. 4300 3855 Kichmond, Va., May 8 Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 72 . Spokane, Wash., Sept. 11 ...... 100 89 . Richmond, Va., May 9 Wellington. Mass., Ju,ly 18 ...... 90 82. . . Santa Barbara, Cal., Sept 22 ...... 200 167 . Richmond, Va., May 10 DeSoto, 111., July SO© ...... 2001881 Santa Barbara, Cal., Sept -23 ...... 2 154 . '.'• H. McMURCHY (P.), Fulton, Lebanon, Pa., May 21 Pinckneyville, 111., July 31 ...... 225 206 . Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 27 ...... 200 172 . San Francisco, Cal.. Feb. 24 ...... Lebanon, Pa., May 22 Thornpsonville, 111., Aug. 1 ...... 225 193 4 Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 28 ...... 200 147 . Columbus, O., April 11 ...... Lebanon, Pa,, May 23 Florence, Wig., Aug. 3 ...... 150 126 ., Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 29 ...... 200 152 . . J©lalone, N Y., May 2 ...... Hplmesburg June., May 30 Toulon, 111., Aug. 6 ...... 200 154 . Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 11 ...... 155 142 . Malone, N! Y., May 3 ...... Bridgeton, N. J., July 10 Toulon, 111., Aug. 7 ...... 200 182 2 . Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 12 ...... 100 82 . Albany, N. Y., May 4 ...... Wellington, Mass., July 16 Evansville, Ind., Aug. 15 ...... 200 187 . Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 13 ...... 165 126 . . Messina Springs, N. Y., May 8 ...... Wellington, Mass., July 17 Evansyllle, Ind., Aug. 16 ...... 200 181 4 4 Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 ...... Wellington, Mass., July 18 .(Atlai«ic City, N. J., Sept. 13 ...... 180 163 . .852 per cent. 10270 8764 Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 ...... Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 14 ...:...... 200 179 . . Syracuse, N. Y., June 13 ...... 957 per cent. 3370> 322* -Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 18 ...... 200 186 2 1. R. MARTIN (A.), Brooklyn, N. Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. i 19 ©.....,....© 200 188 . 3 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) .... "Si Voseph, Mo., Nov.; 17 ...... 200 184 . Brooklyn, N. Y., March; 12 Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... ED. O©BRIEN (P.), Florence, i*Kansas City, Md., i Nov. 19 .....;.... 130 114 Brooklyn, N. Y., April 1£ .. Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 1 (H.) ...... >Kansas City, Mo., ;Noy. : 20 ;.,...... <60 148 ; Richmond, Va,, May-8 ^.... Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... Sulphur, I. T., Feb. 22 ...... © ©.. *Did not finish Drqgraiji. ; i. ; Richmond. \"fi., May 9 . ... t Spoteme, Wash., Sept. 10 ...... Falls City, Neb., March-22 ...... Richmond, Va;.," May 10 :...: Spokane, Wash., Sept. 11 ...... Falls City, Neb., March 23 ...... 802 per cent. Phillipsburg, N. J., June 5 .. Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12 ...... St. Joseph, Mo., March 26 ...... Did not shoot program. Phillipsburg, N. J., June 6 .. St. Joseph, Mo., March 27 ...... Phillipsburg, N. J., June 7 .. .882 per cent. 2610 2303 Ottawa, Kas., April 17 ...... Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 Ottawa, Kas., April 18 ...... ; C. D. LINDERMAN (A.), Lincoln, Neb. Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 'L j A. MERMOD (A.), St. Louis, Chanute, Kas., April 19 ...... -Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 ...... 15ft 131 Syracuse, N. Y., June 13. j. .j Chanute, Kas., April 20 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 ...... lOOt 82 Chicsga, 111.-, June 18 ...©..... Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 ...... Hutchinson, Kas., April 24 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 22 ...... ©100© 84 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 ...... Hutchinson, Kas., April 25 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23 ...... 100 96 3 . Wellington, Mass., July 16 ..... Kansas City,. Mo., Feb. 22 ...... 200 190 2 Hutchinson, Kas., April 26 ...... Falls City, Neb., March 22 .. Wellington, Mass., July 17 ..... Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23 ...... Arkansas City, Ark., April 27 ...... Falls City, Neb., March 23 .. 200 1S3 . . Wellington, Mass., July 18 ..... St. Louis, Mo., May. 22 ...... 200 177 . Sulphur, I. T., May I ...... Aurora, Neb., April 2 ...... Si. Louis, Mo., May 23 ...... Sulphur, I. T., May 2 ...... Aurora, Neb., April 3 ...... 200 182 . . .888 per cent. 2200 1955 ©St.- Louis, Mb., May 24 ...... 200 173 . Tulsa, I. T., May 7 ...... Omaha, Neb., June 4 ...... Warrenton, Mo., July 25 ...... Tulsa, I. T., May 8 ...... Omaha, Neb., June 5 ...... 200 182 . MILES J. MARYOTT (P.), Fort Collins, Colo. St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 18 ...... Omaha,© Neb., June 6 ...... 200 176 . . Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 ...... 188 2 St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 1 ...... Fort Scott. Kas., May 11 ...... Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 98 2 Chanute, Kas., April 20 ...... 200 St. -Louis, Mo.. Sept. 2 ...... 200 174 . Hutchinson, Kas., April 24 ...... 200 188 3 lola, Kas., May 21 ...... Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) Coultemlle. 111., Oct. 3©1 ...... Herrington. Kas., May 28 ...... Audubon, la., Aug. 7 ...... 200 184 . Hutchinson, Kas., April 25 ...... 200 179 . St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 3 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 179 . Hutchinson, Kas., April 26 ...... 200 178 . Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 175 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 94 . Arkansas City, Ark., April 27 ...... 200 .910 per cent. 2275 2071 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 94 . . Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 95 . Neodesha, Kas., ...... Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 24 ...... 200 163 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 178 . Pittsburg, Kas., July 1 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 19 ..... 200 181 . West Frankfort, 111., June 2? ...... 200 193 2 F. B. MILLS (A.), Long Beach, Pittsburg, Kas., July 2 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 ...... 200 182 . . West Frankfort, 111., June 28 ...... 200 192 1 Los Angeles, Cal., May 4 ...... Chefryvale, Kas., July 4 ...... Holdredge, Neb., Nov. 26 ..... 200 173 . Olympia, Ky., July 4 ...... 200 1S« 3 Los Angeles, Cal., May 5 ...... Lexiugton, Mo., July 8 ...... Holdredge. Neb., Nov. 27 .... 180 147 Olympia, Ky., July 5 ...... ©...©.. 220 209 1 San Francisco, Cal., May 10 ...... Lexington, Mo., July 9 ...... Salina, Kas., Dec. 4 ...... 200 174 . Bradford, Pa., July 9 ...... 200 165 . San Francisco, Cal., May 11 ...... Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... galina, Kas., "Dec. 5 ...... ? 200 182 3- 3 *Bradford, Pa., July 10 ...... 180 153 San Francisco, Cal., May 12 ...... Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... © *Did not finish program. Pittsfleld, Mass., July 13 ...... 230 194 2 Walla Walla, Wash., May 16 ...... Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... :©...... 180 167 . Kansas City, Mo., June 24 ...... Walla Walla, Wash., May 17 ...... Joplin, Mo., Aug. 13 ...... 891 per cent. 4130 3681 Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 83 . Walla Walla, Wash., May 18 ...... Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... 90 80 3 Joplin, Mo., Aug. 14 ...... Sacramento, Cal., May 25 ...... Clinton, Mo., Aug. 15 ...... *W Danbury, Conn., July 20 ...... 130 118 Sacramento. Cal., May 26 ...... GEO. L. LYON (A.), Durham, N. C. Denver. Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 189 . Clinton, Mo., Aug. 16 ...... Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... Bichmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180 133 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 94 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... HO 77 . Denver, Colo. , Aug. 22 ...... 100 93 . Denver, ©Colo., Aug. 21 ...... Odessa, Mo., .June ...... Denver, Colo., AUE. 22 ...... Blchmond, Va.. May 10 ...... 90 S3 4 . *Spokane, Wash., Sept. 10 ...... CO Goldfield, Nev., Sept. 2 ...... Charlotte, N. . C., May 22 ...... 200 170 . Spokane, Wash., Sept. 11 ...... 100 86 . Coffeyville, Kas., Sept. 18 ...... Santa Barbara, Cal., Sept. 22 ...... Coffeyville, Kas., Sept. 19 ...... Charlotte, N. C., May 23 ...... 200 182 3 4 Spokane, Wash., Sept. ©12 ._^...... 100 85 . Santa Barbara, Cal., Sept. 23 ...... Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 93 . Neodesha, Kas., Sept. 20 ...... Los Angeles, Cal., -Sept. 27 ...... Neodesha, Kas., Sept. 21 ...... Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 179 . .913 per cent. Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 28 ...... Eichmond, Va., Sept. 2 (S. H.) ...... 200 172 . Perry, Okla., Sept. 24 ...... Did not shoot program. Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 29 ...... perry, Okla., Sept. 25 ...... Kichmond. Va., Sept. 3 ...... 200 184 3 . Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 11 ...... Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 13 ...... 180 166 . Ozawkie, Kas., pet. 17...... GEO. W. MAXWELL (P.), Hastings, Neb. Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 12 ...... Marquette, Kas., Oct. 21 ...... Atlantic City, N. J.. Sept. 14 ...... 200 187 . . Pouglas, Ariz., Oct. 13 ...... Ossining, N. Y., Oct. Hi ...... 200 174 3 Geneva, Neb., Jan. 10 ...... 170 157 1 Lamed, Kas.,, Oct. 23 ...... Ossinlng, N. Y., Oct. 17 ...... 175 150 . 4 Columbus, 0., Feb. 14 ...... 175 152 3 Herington, Kas., Oct. 28 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 ...... 150 145 1 .903 per cent. 3975 3590 Heripgton, Kas., Oct. 39 ...... per cent. 2215 1950 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 ...... 100 89 . St. Joseph, Mo., Nov. 17 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 22 ...... 100 91 3 F. W. MOFFETT (A.), New York City. Kansas City, Mo., Nov.. 19 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23 ...... 100 93 . 3 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 ...... GEO. K. MACKIE (A.), Geneva, Neb., March 14 ...... -ien 150 2 Morristown, N. J., Feb. 19 ...... 150 125 4 Salina, Kas., Dec. 4 ...... 165 118 2 1 Brooklyn, N. Y., March 12 ..... 100 94 3 Salina, Kas., Dec. 5 ...... Brenham, Tex., Jan. 23 (S. H. Geneva, Neb., March 15 ...... Montclatr, N. J., April 3 ...... 100 85 . Brenham. Tex., Jan. 24 (S. H. Falls City, Neb., March 22 ...... 200 190 ..... 100 89 . Brenham, Tex., Jan. 25 (S. H. Falls City, Neb., March 23 /...... 200 192 1 1 Brooklyn, N. Y., April 16 ... .947 per cent. 10560 10007 ...... 200 169 *Plainfield, N. J., April 25 ...... 135 86 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 26 (S. H. St. Joseph, Mo., March 26 ...... Newark, N. J., May 21 ...... 165 143 4 Did not finish program. Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 . St. Joseph, Mo., March 27 ...... 200 177 ...... 40 .31 . Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 . Jewell, la., March 29 ...... ;...... : . 200 178 . *No. Englewood, N. J., May Bluffs, Nab...... 200 179 1 Phillipsburg, N. J., Juno 6 ...... 160 122 . ADOLPH OLSEN (A.), Cedar Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 22 . Memphis, Mo., April 16 ...... 155 134 . .... 120 107 . Kansas City, Mo.. Feb. 23 . Memphis. Mo., April 17 ...... 250 230 3 1 Montclair, N. J., June 8 ... Brenham, Tex., Jan. 23 (S. H.) . Falls City, Neb., March 22 .... Foil Scott, Kas., May 10 ...... 200 182 . Hontclair, N. J., .June 8 ...... 155 134 . Brenham, Tex., Jan. 24 (S. H.) ...... 220 197 . Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 ...... 180 152 . Brenham, Tex., Jan. 25 (S. H.) ., .... 220 184 . Falls Citv, Neb., March 23 .... Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 ...... 200 190 1 ...... 160 131 . .... 230 210 .. St. Joseph, Mo., March 26 .... Chicago, 111.. May 14 ...... 100 90 . Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 ... Brenham, Tex., Jan. 26 (S. H.) .. Chicago, 111., May 15 ...... 290 179 . Syracuse, NY., June 13 ...... 160 122 . Geneva, Neb., Feb. 14 ...... 165 146 3 St. Joseph, Mo., March 27 .... Asbury Park, N. ,J., July 25 ..... 200 173 . Geneva, Neb., Feb. 15 ...... 165 154 2 3 Chanute, Kas.. April 19 .... Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... 200 182 ...... 200 170 . .... 165 149 3 Chanute, Kas.. April 20 ..... Steamboat Rock, la., May 20 .., ...... 200 195 1 Asbury Park, N. 3., July 26 Geneva, Neb., March 14 ...... Steamboat Rock, la., May 21 ...... 65 62 Middletown, N. Y., Aug. 28 ..... 200 186 2 Cedar Bluffs, Neb.. March 19-20 ... .. 400 365 3 Hutchinson, Kas., April 24 . Middletown, N. Y., Aug. 29 ..... 200 178 3 Falls City, Neb., March 22 ...... 200 177 . Eutchinson, Kas., April 25 . Kt. Louis, Mo., May 22 ...... 200 194 1 ..... 100 78 . .... 200 183 . . Hutchinson, Kas., April 26 . St. Louis, Mo., May 23 ...... 200 189 . Brooklyn, N. Y.. Oct. 8 ... Falls City, Neb., March 23 ...... St. Louis, Mo., May 24 ...... 200 192 2 2 Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. § ...... 125 98 Ottawa, Kas., April 17 ...... 200 188 . Arkansas City, Ark., April 27 . Engiewood, N. J., Nov. 5 ...... 60 51 Ottawa, Kas., April 18 ...... 200 188 . » Sulphur, I. T., May 1 ...... Pes Moines, la., May 27 ...... 200 192 2 ..... 170 139 . .... 180 153 . Sulphur, I. T., May 2 .... Des Moines, la., May 28 ...... 200 191 2 Jersey City, N, J.,, Nov. 23 ... Chanute, Kas., April 19 ...... Tulsa. I. T., May 7 ...... Des Moines, la., May 29 ...... 200 190 3 3 Newark, N. J... Dec. 6 ...... 185 161 . Chanute, Kas., April 20 ...... 200 173 . « Tulsa, I. T., May 8 ...... Omaha,. Neb., June 4 ...... 200 179 . Newark, N. J., Dec. 7 ...... 220 202 2 Hutchinson, Kas., April 24 ..._... .__ 200 180 . Hutchinson, Kas., April 25 ...... 200 181 3 Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 .... Omaha, Neb., June 5 ...... 200 191 2 .... 200 182 .. Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 .... Omaha. Neb., Juna 6 ...... 200 190 1 3 .843 per cent. 3420 Hutchinson, Kas., April26 ...... lola, Kas., May 21 ...... New London, la., June 11 ...... 200 184 . Did not complete program. Arkansas City, Ark., April 27 ...... 200 169 . Kansas City, Mo.,;May 30, .... New London, la., June 12 ...... 200 196 1 Sulphur, I. T., May 1 ...... 250 238 , Sulphur, I. T.. May 2 ...... 250 238 , « Milwaukee, Wis., June .8 ..... New London, la., June 13 ...... 200 193 1 1 H. MONEY (P.), Colorado Springs, Colo. .... 200 183 ; Milwaukee. Wis., June S .... Mt. PJeasaUt, la., June 14 ...... 200 190 2 Tulsa, I. T., May 7 ...... Cftidago, 111., June 18 ...... Mt. Pleasant, la., June 15 ..... 200 186 Quarryville. Pa,, Jan. 17 ...... 190 158 4 Tulsa, I. T., May 8 ...... 200 184 , CkiQago, 111.. June .31 ©.(18 : yds. Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 97 Lebanon, Pa., Jan. 24 ...... :..... 200 189 1 Fort Scott, Kas., May "Iff ...... 60 55 © Mobile, Ala., Feb. 11 ...... 250 239 1 St. Louis, Mo., May 22 ...... 200 192 3 Pfttsburg, Kas., July.l ...... Chicago. .111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 181 .... 200 184 , Pittsburg, Kas., July 2- ...... Fort Dodge, la., June .25 ...... 200 189 4 Mobile, Ala., Feb. 12 ...... 250 243 1 St. Louis, Mo., May 23 ...... 200 195 3 4 Mobilet Ala., .Feb. 1$: ...... St. Louis, Mo., May 24 .,.;...... 200 185 . L^xington, Mo., July . S .... Fort ©D.odga, la., June 26 ..... Camdcn, Ark., April 17 ...... Des Moines, la., May 27 ...... 200 182 . Lexington, Mo., July 3 ...... Iowa Falls, la., July 9...... 200 191 ..... 200 192 1 Joplin,- Mo., Aug. 13 :.,.... Iowa Falls, J*., July 10 ...... 200 191 2 2 Camdcn, A.rk., April 18 ...... Des Moines, la., May 28©, ...... 400 381 2 Vieksburg. Miss., April 28-30 ...... Des Moines, la.. May 29 ...... 200 184 .. joplin, Mo., Aug. 14 ,....., Manning, la., July 17-18 .. Kichmond, Va., May 8 ...... St. Paul, Minn., May 30 ...... 150 137 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 20: ...... Shell City, Mo., Aug. 8 ...... 200 183 2 .... 150 134 . . Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... Joplin, Mo., Aug. 13 ...... 200 189 . Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... St. Paul, Minn., May 31 ...... Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... Omaha, Neb., June 4 ...... 200 189 1 Denver, Colo.. Aug. 22-...... Joplin. Mo., Aug. 14 ...... 200 103 3 4 ..... 200 188 4 Coffeyville, Kas., Sept. 18 ... Clinton, Mo., Aug. 15 ...... 250 2-12 3 L«xington, Ky., May 23 ...... Omaha, Neb., June 5 ...... 150 139 . . Lexington, Ky., May 24 ...... Omaha, Neb., June 6 ...... 200 189 2 \ Coffeyville, Kas., Sept. 19 .... Clinton, Mo., Aug. 16 ..... Dyersburg, Tenn., June 11 ...... Sioux City, la., June 11 ...... 180 159 . Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 19 , Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 20Q 190 . .... 180 151 . 127 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 96 4 Dyorsburg, Tenn., June 12 ...... Sioux City, la., June 12 ...... ^Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 , Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... Sioux City, la.. June 13 ...... 180 165 3 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 94 ...... 200 188 4 ;S94 per cent. 7760 6938 Coffeyville, Kas., Sept. 18 ...... 200 190 2 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ... Mt. Pleasant, la., June 14 ..... Thomasvllle, Ga., July 4-5 ...... Mt. Pleasant, la., June 15 ...... 200 185 . . Did not complete program. Coffeyville, Kas., Sept. 19 ...... 200 187 "1 3 ..... 100 90 . Neodesha, Kas., Sept. 20 ...... 160 146 4 Lake Charles, La., July 16-17 ...... Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 180 164 4 . Birmingham, Ala., July 23 ...... Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 177 . J. F. MALLORY (A.), Parkepsbui Neodesha, Kas., Sept. 21 .. Birmingham, Ala., July 24 ...... Bismarck, N. D., June 27 ...... 125 113 4 Pony, Okla., Sept. 24 ...... 200 183 4 ..... 125 115 2 3 Marietta, O., Jan. 1 ...... Perry, Okla., Sept. 25 ...... 180 173 2 3 Macon, Ga., Aug. 8 ...... Bismarck, N. D., June 28 ...... St. Mary©s W. Va., April 11 ...... New London, la., Oct. 14 ...... 200 184 . Macon, Ga., Aug. 9 .:...... Fargo, N. D., July 4 ...... 90 77 2 McMechen, W. Va., May 21 ...... 200 196 1 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 14 ...... Croobston, Minn., July 9-10 ...... 360 328 3 New London, la., Oct. 15 .. Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 15 ...... St. Paul, Minn., July 28 ...... 125 109 McMechen, W. Va., May 22 ...... New London, la., Oct. 16 ...... 200 188 3 3 ..... 200 182 McMechen, W. Va., May 23 ...... Mt. Pleasant, la., Oct. 17 ...... 200 192 2 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 16 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... Bradford, Pa., July 9 ...... Mt Pleasant, la., Oct. 18 ...... 200 186 4 2 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 87 Bradford, Pa., July 10 ...... 225 206 2 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... Denver. Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 88 Herington, Kas., Oct. 29 .. Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 24 ...... 200 163 Bradford, Pa., Aug. 13 ...... Lamar, Mo., Nov. 11 ...... 200 175 ...... 200 184 Sistersville, W Va., Oct. 22 ...... Lamar, Mo., Nov. 12 ...... 200 184 . . Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 2 ...... Cedar Bluffs, Neb., Sept. 25 ..... Nashville. Tenn., Sept. 3 ...... Cedar Bluffs, Neb., Sept. 26 ...... 200 170 Sistersville, W©. Va., Oct. 23 ...... St. Joseph, Mo., Nov. 17 ©...... 200 195 2 ..... 200 178 3 Clarksburg, W. Va., Oct. 25 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 19 ...... 200 191 2 Union City, Tenn., Sept. 10 ...... Holdredge, Neb., Nov. 26 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 ...... 200 191 3 3 Union City, Tenn., Sept. 11 ...... Holdredge, Neb., Nov. 27 ...... 200 175 2 t .876 per cent. Cincinnati, O., Sept. 24 ...... Holdredge, Neb., Nov. 26 ., ...... 200 179 2 Cincinnati, O., Sept. 25 ...... 906 per cent. 10190 9234 Holdredge, Neb., Nov. 27 ...... 200 173 3 4 Selma, Ala., Oct. 22 ...... Did not finish program. THOS. A. MARSHALL (P.), .933 per cent. 13185 12311 Selma, Ala., Oct. 23 ...... Columbus, O., Feb. 14 ...... Port Glbson, Miss., Oct. 25 ...... Did not finish program. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 6 ...... C. D. PLANK (P.), Denver, Chicago, 111., Feb. 22 ...... Dublin, Ga., Nov. 7 ...... Brenham, Tex., Jan. 23 (S. H.) .... Champaign, 111., April 10 ...... A. M. MASTIN (A.), Kansas City, Mo. Champaign, 111., April 11 ...... Eastman, -Ga., Nov. 8 ...... ,:..... Brenham, Tex., Jan. 24 (S. H.) .... Ottawa, Kas., April 17 ...... Kansas City, Mo., May 30 ...... 1.80159 Macon,; Ga., Nov. 11 ...... -. .... Brenharf, Tex., Jan. 25 (S. H.) .... Ottawa, Kas., April 18 ...... Pittsburg, Kas., July 1 ...... 200 189 4 Moultrie, Ga., Nov. 13 ...... Brenham, Tex., Jan. 26 (S. H.) .... Chanute, Kas., April 19 ..... Pittsburg, Kas., July 2 ...... 200 192 3 4 Lake City, Fla., Nov. 16 ...... Pueblo, Colo., Feb. 22 ...... Chanute, Kas., April 20 ..... Lexingtoa, Mo., July 8 ...... 200 191 3 Tampa, Fla.©, Nov. 18 ...... Falls City, Neb., March 22 ...... Hutchinson, Kas., April 24 ..... Lexington, Mo., July 9 ...... 200 192 23 St. Petersburg, Fla., Nov. ©19 .....,,. Falls City, Neb., March 23 ...... Eutchinson, Kas., April 25 ..... Joplin, -Mo/, Aug. 13 ...... :... 200 171 . Tarpon- Springs, Nov. 20 ...... St. Joseph, Mo., March 26 ...... Hutchinson, Kas., April 26 ..... Joplin, Mo., Aug. 14 ...... 200 177 . . Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 21 ...... St. Joseph. Mo., March 27 ...... Arkansas City, Ark., April 27 .. Clinton, Mo., Aug. 15...... t...... 150 136 Leesburg, Fla., Nov. 21 ...... Aurora, Neb., April 2 ...... Sulphur, I. T., May 1 ...... Clinton, Mo., Aug. 16 .,.,.-. .i .... M50-141. . Ocala, Fla:, Nov. 22 ...... Aurora, Neb., April 3 ...... Sulphur, I. T., May 2 ...... Kansas City, Mo.. Sept. 2 ...... 200 166 4 Waycross, Ga., Nov. 25 ...."...... Ottawa, Kas., April 17 ...... Eichmond, Va., May 8 ...... Windsor, Mo., Oct. 11 ...... 150 131 4 Tuscaloosa, Ala., Nov. 27 ...... Ottawa, Kas., April 18 ...... Kichmond, Va., May 9 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 19 ...... 130117 New Decatar, Ala., Nov. 29 ...... Chanute, Kas., . April 19 ...... Eichmond; Va., May 10 ...... Kansas- City,. Mo., Nov. 20 f ...... 100 88> Nashville; Tenn., Nov. 30-- -.--.-... ;-..-. Chanute, Kas., " April ©20 ...... Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... Hutrhinson, Kas., April 24 ...... Chicago, 111., May 15 ...... 907 per cent), 2200 2050 " ' .- :< .939 p^r cent. Hutchir.son, Kas., April 25 ...... Chicago, ;I1L, May 16 ...... *Did not. shoot program. © : i ,*Dlil jnot,finish program. . © Hutchinson, Kas., April 26© ...... SRORTIIVQ JANUARY 4, 1908. The Official "High Gun" Trap Shot of 1907 MR. CHAS. G. SPENCER USING ot Smokeless EXCLUSIVELY! Out of Broke 16220 shots 15400 Average 949 AMERICAN POWDER MILLS Chicago, 111. Boston, Mass. St. Louis, Mo.

Oeden, Utah, May 3 ...... 225 197 JopUn, Mo., An«. H ...... 20019511 Mt. Clemens, Mich., Sept. 26 ...... 200 180 4 . Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 200 183 . 4 Ogden, Utah. May 4 ...... 200 172 Clinton. Mo., Aug. 15 ...... 250 243 2 Chicago, 111., May 14 .. 100 85 . Livingston, Mont, May 26 ...... 185 172 Clinton, Mo.. Aug. 16 ...... 15014432 .911 per cent 4160 3800 Chicago, HI., May 15 .. 200 171 . Chicago, HL, Juno 18 ...... 100 93 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 194 3 Chicago, 111., May 16 .. 200 178 .. Chicago, HL, June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 179 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 95 . A. B. RICHARDSON (A.), Dover,, Del. St. Louis, Mo., May 22 .. 200 192 2 Bismarck, N. D., June 2©t ...... 125 106 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 97 3 . St. Louis, Mo. , May 23 .. 200 194 2 Dover, Del., March 11 ...... 120 116 2 200 186 . 3 Bismarck. N. D-, June 28 ...... 125 105 Goldfield, Nov., Sept. i ...... 200 187 3 190 167 . St. Louis, Mo., May 24 .. Denver Colo., Aug. 20 191 Spokane. Wash., Sept. 10 ...... 180 174 1 Wilaungton. Del., April 11 ...... Des Moines, la. , May 27 200 176 . Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180 168 1 200 183 . Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 .... 89 Spokane, W*sh,, Sept. 11 ...... 100 923 90 76 . Des Moines, la. , May 28 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 .... 90 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12 ...... 100 93 4 3 Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... Des Moines, la., May 29 200 185 . . Nainpa, Ida., Sept. 2 .... 191 Richmond, Va,, May 10 ...... 90 83 4 . Omaha, Neb. , June 4 .. 200 180 . Lincoln. Neb.. Sept. 24 182 .945 per cent 4730~ 4470 Wilmington, Del., May 15 ...... 180 165 2 Omaha, Neb., June 5 .. 200 190 3 Cedar Bluffs, Neb., Sept. 25 179 Wilmington, Del., May 16 ...... 60 52 3 2 Omaha, Neb., June 6 .. 200 181 4 . cedar Staffs, Neb., Sept. 26 11 y Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 94 . New London, la., June 11 200 190 2 ..DR. "STEELE" PUROY (A.), Seattle, Wash. Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) . 200 185 . 200 188 . St. Joseph,_ Mo.,__ Nov. 17_ 186 Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 13 .... 180 171 4 New London, la., June 12 Kaasas Ciiy, Mo©., "Nov. 19 ...... 200 180 Central!*, Wash., May 4 ...... 120 113 1 New London, la., June 13 200 188 . . 200 194 Atlantic City, N. J.. Sept. 14 .... 200 185 . . 200 191 1 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 Walla Walla, Wash., May 16 ...... 200 178 . Dover, Del., Oct. 3 ...... 180 166 4 Mt. Pleasant. la., June 14 Holdredge, Neb., Nov. 26 200 166 Walla Walla, Wash., May 17 ...... 200 175 . Mt Pleasant, la., June 15 200 189 . 2 200 158 100 91 . Holdredge, Neb.. Nov. 27 Walla Walla, Wash., May 18 ...... 200 170 . . .919 per cent 1770 1628 Chicago, HI., June 18 .. Tacoma, Wash., May 29 ...... 190 169 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) 200 152 . .897 per cent. 6920 6207 Tacoma, Wash., May 30 ...... 190 165 3 . Sturgeon, Mo., Juno 27 .. 230 210 3 Aberdeen, Wash., July 4 ...... 175 158 2 F. C. RIEHL (P.), Alton, III. Pittsburg, Kas., July 1 .. 200 185 . Aberdeen, Wash., July 5 ...... 165 152 2 1 Mobile, Ala., Feb. 11 ...... 250 225 . Plttsburg, Kas. , July 2 .. 200 174 . . GEO. H. PIERCY (A.), Jersey City, N. J. Spokane, Wash., Sept Ifl ...... 180 162 . Mobile, Ala., Feb. 12 ...... 250 232 . Birmingham, Ala. , July 23 200 189 4 Freehold, N. J., Jan. 24 . 160 1 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 11 ...... 100 89 . Mobile, Ala., Feb. 13 ...... 250 226 . . Birmingham, Ala., July 24 200 188 . 4 Morristown, .N. J., Feb. 19 . 130 2 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12 ...... 100 86 . . DeSoto, HI., March 28 ...... 200 182 1 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 14 .. 200 189 . Allentown, Pa., March 7 . 136 4 Seattle, Wash., Sept. 15 ...... 100 873 Champaign, HI., April 10 ...... 215 183 4 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 15 .. 200 190 2 Brooklyn, N. Y., March 12 . 90 Indianapolis, Ind., April 24 ...... 200 183 3 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 16 .. 200 187 4 4 Montclair, N. J., April 3 . 87 .887 per cent. 1920 1704 Indianapolis. Ind., April 25 ...... 200 188 4 2 Denver, Colo. , Aug. 20 .. 200 182 . Brooklyn. N. Y., April 16 . 94 3 Muncie, Ind., April 26 ...... 200 190 4 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 .. 100 96 4 Plainfield. N. J., April 25. . 101 Homer. 111., May 2 ...... 210 203 2 Denver, Colo. . Aug. 22 .. 100 94 .. Richmond, Va., May 8 .... 135 MAYOR E. t. REED (A.), Manchester, N. H. Danville, HI., May 3 ...... 150 140 2 Danville, HI., Aug. 29 200 190 2 Richmond, Va., May 9 .... Wellington, Mass., April 13 ...... 150 131 . Fort Wayn.e, Ind., May 7 ...... 200 183 4 Danville, 111., Aug. 30 200 192 1 1 Richmond, Va., May 10 ... Fall River, Mass.. April 19 ...... 150 137 . Fort Wayne, Ind., May 8 ...... 200 185 4 4 St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 1 .. 200 181 2 , Newark, N. J., May 24 .... Manchester, N. H., April 25 ...... 165 134 . Capron, 111., May 10 ...... 200 1!I3 1 St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 2 .. 200 181 . 3 Phillipsbure, N- J., June 6 . Wellington, Mass., May 1 ...... 150 149 1 Hales Corners, Wis., May 12 ...... 150 138 1 Anna, 111., Sept. 3 ..... 200 184 2 Philiipsburg, N. J., June 6 ...... Manchester, N. H., May 11 ...... 150 138 1 Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 100 92 4 Anna, 111., Sept. 4 ..... 200 191 2 2 Phillipsburg, N. J., June 7 ...... Wellington, Mass., May 15 ...... 100 93 3 Chicago, 111., May 15 ...... 200 179 . New London, la., Oct. 200 189 3 Montelalr, N. J., Jime 8 ...... ou E. Lexington, Mass., May 17 ...... 200 184 4 Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... 200 179 . . New London, la. , Oct. ©200 186 . Rahway, N. J., July 13 ...... 140 E. Lexington, Mass., May 18 ...... 200 178 . . Lexington, Ky., May 23 ...... 200 186 2 New London, la., Oct. 200 188 3 . Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 Quebec, Ont., May 24 (19) ...... 200 165 3 Lexington, Ky., May 24 ...... 200 185 3 2 Mt. Pleasant, la., Oct. 200 187 4 Wellington, Mass., July 17 Quebec, Ont., May 25 (19) ...... 200 152 . 3 Marion, Ind., June 4 ...... 200 180 Mt. Pleasant, la. . Oct. 200 177 . . Wellington, Mass., July 18 .. 86 3 . Concord, N. H., May 30 150 123 2 Marion, Ind., June 5 ...... 200 181 Danville, 111., Oct. 21 180 167 1 As bury Park, N. J., July 25 135 Wellington, Mass., June 5 160 135 . Milwaukee, Wis., June S 130 Danville. 111., Oct. 22 180 159 3 1 Freehold, N. J., Sept. 18 129 3 Wellington, Mass., June 6 160 151 1 3 Milwaukee, Wis., June 9 136 Blooinington, 111., Oct. 23 200 192 2 Freehold, N. J., Sept. 19 133 3 1 Wellington* Mass., June 22 150 129 1 Newton, 111., June 13 ... 182 4 Bloomington, 111., Oct. 24 200 184 2 3 Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 8 74 . E. Lexingtton, Mass., July 4 175 156 . Newton, 111., June 14 ... 182 Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 29 150 138 2 Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 9 151 . . Wellington, Mass., July 10 160 147 2 Chicago, 111., June 18 ... 9 Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 30 200 169 4 3 Englewood, N. J., Nov. 5 134 . Wellington, Mass., July 16 180 160 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds 172 Macon, Mo., Nov. 5 ...... 250 230 2 Jersey City, N. J.. Nov. 23 161 1 Wellington, Mass.. July 17 90 84 4 Milwaukee, Wis., July 21 111 Lamar, Mo., Nov. 11 ... 200 179 . Newark, N. J., Dec. 6 .. 164 4 3 Wellington, Mass., July 18 90 81 .. Mosinee, Wis., July 23 . 141 2 kamar. Mo., Nov. 12 ... 200 195 2 3 Newark, N. J., Dec. 7 .. 202 2 Winthrop, Mass., July 19 100 87 . Cedar Lake, Ind., July 25 . 183 . St. Joseph, Mo.. Nov. 17 200 193 4 Newport, R. I., July 30 ... 175 162 S Chicago, 111., July 26 .... 187 3 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 19 200 137 4 .853 per cent. 4015 3428 Newport, R. I., July 31 .... 175 159 . . Spokane, Wash., Sept. 10 . 155 . Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 200 191 3 4 Did not finish program. Wellington, Mass., Aug. 7 . 125 105 . Spokane, Wash., Sept. 11 . 92 3 Wellington, Mass., Aug. 14 .. 150 135 1 Spokane, Wash., Sept.© 12 . 02 . .918 per cent. 16110 14797 Henniker, N. H., Aug. 28 150 132 2 Seattle, Wash., Sept. 15 .. 69 H. E. POSTON (P.), Memphis, Twin. Auburn, Me., Sept. 2 140 118 Bellingham, Wash., Oct. 25 . 193 1 FRED SHATTUCK (A), Dycrsburg, Tenn., June 11 ...... 200 178 Goffstown, N. H., Sept. 21 . 150 116 . Bellrnghani, Wash., Oct. 26 ...... 225 201 2 Dyersburg. Tenn., June 12 ...... 200 181 Wellington, Mass., Sept. 28 . 175 141 . Seattle, Wash., Nov. 16 ...... 200 167 . Mlllersport, O., Feb. 26 .... Chicago, "HI., June 18 ...... 100 973 Wellington, Mass., Oct. 24 . 150 138 1 Utica, O., April 3 ...... Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 171 . Wellington, Mass., Nov. 26 . J50 134 3 .906 per cent. 6950 6298 TJtica, O.. April 4 ...... Did not shoot program. Portsmouth, O., May 8 Birmingham, Ala., July 23 ...... 200 189 4 Wellington, Mass., Dec. 5 .. 150 116 . Circleville, O., May 15 Birmingham, Ala., July 24 ...... 200 179 .. Circleville, O.. May 16 Bolivar, Tenn., Aug. 29 ...... 120 114 .874 per cent. 4770 4170 GEO. ROLL (A.), Chicago, Wilmington, O., May 17 NashTille, Term., Sept, 2 ...... 200 182 , Did .not shoot full program. Chicago, 111., Feb. 22 ...... Columbus, O., June 4 .. Nashville, Tenn., Sept 3© ...... 200 181 4 . Champaign, 111., April 10 ...... Columbus, 0., June 5 . Jasper, Ala., Sept. 6 ...... i...... 200 166 1 Champaign, 111., April 11 ...... Columbus, O.©, June 6 . Union City, Tenn., Sept. 10 ...... 200 182 . R. C. REED (P.), San Francisco, Cal. Fort Wayne, Ind., May Chicago. 111.. June 18 . . Union City, Tenn.. Sept. 11 ...... 200 185 4 . San Francisco, Cal., Feb 22 ...... 120 107 Fort Wayne, Ind., May Chillicothe, 0., Aug. 14 Tuscaloosa, Ala., Sept. 19 ...... 200 193 3 San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 23 ...... 125 119 Capron. 111., May 10 Chillicothe, 0., Aug. 15 Tuscalosa, Ala., Sept. 20 ...... 200 189 3 3 San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 24 ...... 130 129 Chicago, 111., May 14 Hivitington, W. Va., Sept. 26 Fresno, Cal., March 2 ...... 175 164 Chicago, 111., May 15 . Columbus, 0., -.Oct. 2 ...... 911 per cent. 2620 2387 Fresno, Cal.. March 3 ...... 175 166 Chicago. 111., May 16 . Columbus. O., Oct. 3 ..... Did not shoot full program. San Francisco, Cal., March 10 ...... 120 113 Rochester, Ind., May 28 Belief ontaine, O.. Oct. 8 .. Modesto, Cal., March 17 ...... 190 176 Rochester, Ind., May 29 Dayton, Ky., Oct. 9 ...... P. H. POWELL (A.), Providence, San Francisco, Cal., April 14 ...... 140 123 Milwaukee, Wis., June 8 Dayton. Ky.. Oct 10 .... Hamilton, Ont, Jan 15 (S. H.) Los Angeles, Cal., May 4 ...... 200 167 Milwaukee, Wis., June 9 Springfield, 0., ©Oct. 16 .. Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 16 (S. H.) Los Angeles, Cal., May 5 ...... -180 159 Lowell, Ind., June 13 . , Springfield. O., Oct. 17 .. Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 17 (S. H.) San Francisco, Cal., May 10 ...... Tjf©, 183 Chicago, 111., June 18 Hebron, O., Oct. 24 ...... Hamilton, Ont., Jan. IS (S. H.) San Francisco, Cal., May 11 £,5 172 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) Hebron. O., Oct. 25 ...... Wellington, Mass., March 20 65 60 Cedar Lake. Ind., July 25 Thornville, O., Oct. 29-30 .. Watertown, Mass., March 23 Walla Walla, Wash., May 16 200 187 Dunning, 111., Aug 2 Cleveland, 0., Nov. 28 ..... Wellington, Mass., April 3 .. Walla Walla, Wash., May 17 200 180 Watseka, 111., Aug. 15 Walla Walla, Wash., May 18 20CC 186 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 65 per cent. 4815 4166 Fall River, Mass., April 19 Sacramento, Cal., May 25 .. 200 177 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 Wellington, Mass., May 1 . . Sacramento, Cal.. May 26 .. 200 176 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 E. Lexington, Mass., May 17 Gridley, C»L, June 15 ..... 200 183 Chicago, 111, Sept. 25 KIT. SHEPARDSON (A.), La Grange, III. E. Lexington, Mass., May 18 Gridley, Cal., June 16 ..... 200 180 Chicago, 111., Sept. 26 ...... Champaign, 111., April 10 . 215 171 . N»w Bedford, Mass., May 22 Santa Barbara, Cal., Sept. 22 200 176 Champaign. 111.. April 11 . 215 192 . . New Bedford, Mass., May 23 Santa Barbara, Cal., Sept. 23 200 171 .910 per cent. 4323 Fort Wayne. Ind,. May 8 . 200 183 . Newport, II. I., May 30 ..... Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 27 200 178 Did not shoot full program. Marion, Ind., June 4 .... 200 181 4 Wellington, Mass., June 5 .. Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 28 200 175 Marion, Ind., June 5 .... 200 173 . , Wellington. Mass., June C .. Los Angeles, Cal.. Sept. 29 200 159 Lowell, Ind., June 13 .... 200 180 4 E. Lexington, Mass., July 4 F. E. ROGERS (A.), Bucklin, Mo. Wellington, Mass., July 16 .. Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 11 ..... 155 134 Lowell. Ind.. June 14 .1.. 200 184 3 4 Wellington. Mass., July 17 .. Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 12 ..... 100 86 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 23 (S. H.) ...... 120 113 4 Sturgis. Mich., Aug. 22-23 . 370 315 4 Wellington, Mass., July 18 . . Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 13 ..... 165 128 Brenham, ©iex., Jan. 24 (S. H.) ...... 220 204 3 Danville, 111., Aug. 29 .... 200 178 . Providence, R. I.. Aug. 3 . . Brenham, Tex., Jan. 25 (S. H.) ...... 220 175 . Danville, 111.. Aug. 30 . 200 182 . . New Bedford, Mass.. Aug. 28 per cent. 4850 4314 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 26 (S. H.) ...... 230 204 . . Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. IS . 200 180 . Wostport, Mass.. Sept. 2 ..... Decatur, 111., Jan. 30 .... . 200 175 3 Indianapolis. Ind., Sept. 19 . 200 ino 3 4 Decatur, 111., Jan. 31 .... . 200 181 2 2 *JNappanee, Ind., Sept. 23 .. 145 124 Wellington, Mass., Sept. 28 . . L. H. REID (P.), Mobile, Ala., Feb. 11 .... . 250 234 4 Fort Wayne, Ind., Oct. 2 . 2QO 177 3 Wellington, Mass., Nov. 7 .. Fort Wayne, Ind., May 7 ... Mobile, Ala., Feb. 12 .... . 250 238 3 Homer, 111., Oct. 8 ...... 150 137 1 .879 per cent. 3960 3483 Fort Wayne, lud.. May 8 ... Mobile, Ala., Feb. 13 .... . 250 233 . 4 Johnstown, O., May 0 .... Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 . . 150 140 3 .887 per cent. 3095 2747 Johnstown, O., May 10 ... Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 . . 100 91 3 Did not shoot program. C. M. POWERS (A.), Decatur Ciivledlle, O., May 15 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 22 . . 100 88 . Danville, III., May 3 . Circleville, O., May 16 . Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23 . . 100 88 . . Chicago. III., May 14 . Wilmington, O., May 17 .... Falls City. Neb., March 22 . . 200 191 1 "BUFFALO" F. SMITH (A.), Boston, Mass. Chicago, 111., May 15 . LexJngtou, Ivy., May 23 .... Falls City, Neb., March 23 . . 200 190 2 2 Wellington, Mass., Jan. 9 ... 110 94 Chicago. 111., May 16 . Lexington, Ky., May 24 .... St. Joseph. Mo., March 26 . . 200 160 . Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 15 .. 100 83 St. Louis, Mo., May 22 . Rochester, Ind., May 28 .... St. Joseph, Mo., March 27 . . 200 188 1 . Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 16 .. 100 92 2 St.. Louis, Mo., May 2:i . Rochester, Ind., May 29 .... Champaign, 111., April 10 . . 215 183 4 Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 17 .. 180 149 St. Louis, Mo., May 24 . New Paris;, O.. May 30 .... Champaign, 111., April 11 . . 215 194 4 . Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 18 .. 220 19(i Rochester, Ind., May 23 . Columbus. O., June 4 .... Camden, Ark., April 17 .... . 200 188 2 Wellington, Mass., Feb. 6 . . 150 131 Rochester. Ind., May 29 . Coliv.nbus, O., June 5 .... Camden, Ark., April 18 .... . 200 185 3 2 E. Lexington, Mass.. Feb. 9 100 89 Marion, Ind., June 4 . Columbus, O., June » .... Chanute, Kas., April 20 .... . 200 170 . Wellington, Mass., Feb. 20 . . 110 93 Marion, Ind., .Tune 5 Chicago, 111., June 18 .... Hutchinson, Kas., April 24 . . 200 181 . Watertown. Mass., Feb. 22 125 88 New -London. la., June Chicago. 111., June 21 US y Hutchinson, Kas., April 2o . . 200 189 1 Wellington. Mass., March 16 . 150 138 New London, la.. .Tune Grass Lake, Midi., July 30 . Hutchinson, Kas., April 26 . . 200 187 . 4 Wellington. Mass., March 20 . 150 125 New London, la.. June Grass I/ake, Mien.; July 31 . Arkansas City, Ark., April 27 . 200 179 4 Watertown, Mass., March 23 125 101 Clii affo, 1!!., June IS New Paris, O., Sept. 17 . Sulphur, I. T., May 1 .. . 250 232 . Wellington, Mass., April 3 .. 150 131 Chicago,© 111.©.© June 21 (18© Nai.©panee. Ind.. Sept. 21! .. Sjilphnr, I. T.. May 2 .. . 250 237 . . Wellington, Mass., April 17 . 150 135 3 Joplin, Jlo., Aug. lo .. Mt.©Clemens, Mien., Sept. 2©, Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 . 200 192 2 Fall River, Mass., April 19 150 145 1 JANUARY 4, 1908.

Manchester, N. H., April 25 ...... 165 134 . New London, O., Sept. 20 ... 150 140 2 THOS. TANSEY (A.), Olney, Mt Clemens, Mich., Sept 25 ...... 200 189 2 Wellington, Mass., May 1 ...... 150 130 . W. Toledo, 0., Sept. 23 ... 200 182 . Holmesburg, Pa., Jan. 1 (S. H.) ...... Mt Clemens. Mich., Sept 26 ...... 200 192 1 1 Wellington. Mass., May 15 ...... 100 88 . W. Toledo, O., Sept. tt ... 200 186 2 . Wlssinoming, Pa., Jan. 19 (S. H.) .... Columbus, O., Oct 2 ...... 200 191 2 E. Lexington, Mass., May 17 .... 200 177 . Mt. Clemens, Mich., Sept ... 200 192 1 Holmesburg, Pa., Feb. 12 (S. H.) ...... Columbus, O., Oct. 3 ...... 200 192 2 2 E. Lexington, Mass., May 18 .... 200 184 . Mt. Clemens, Mich., Sept. ... 200 185 2 2 Lebanon, Pa., May 21 ...... Belief ontaine, O., Oct 8 ...... 2001951 Quebec, Can., May 24 (19 yds.) . 200 147 . Columbus, O., Oct. 2 ...... 200 187 4 Lebanon, Pa., May 22 ...... Dayton, Ky., Oct. 9 ...... 200 194 1 Quebec, Can., May 25 (19 yds.) . 200 151 . Columbus, O., Oct 3 ...... 200 180 . . Lebanon, Pa., May 23 ...... Dayton, Ky., Oct 10 ...... 20018911 Pittsneld, Mass., May 30- .... 200 174 . iellefontaine, O., Oct. 8 ... 200 179 . Holmesburg June., Pa., Ma» 30 ...... Springfield, O., Oct. 16 ...... 200 187 4 Wellington, Mass., June 5 ...... 160 125 . Jay ton, Ky., Oct. 9 ...... 200 171 . Chicago, HL, June 18 ...... Springfield, O., Oct. 17 ...... 200 193 1 2 Wellington, Mass., June 6 ...... 160 137 . Jayton, Ky., Oct. 10 . ... 200 180 4 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... Baltimore, Md., Oct. 22 ...... 200 188 3 Water-town, Mass., June 17 .... 125 116 3 Springfield, O., Oct. 16 .. ... 200 184 . BrJdgeton, N. J., July 10 ...... W. Toledo, O., Sept. 23 ...... 200 193 3 Wellington, Mass., June 22 ...... 150 123 2 Springfield, O., Oct. 17 .. ... 200 180 . . RIdley Park, Pa., Oct 12 ...... W. Toledo, O., Sept 24 ...... 200 182 . 4 So. Framingham, Mass., July 4 150 136 4 Sistersville, W. Va., Oct. ... 200 171 . No. Camden, N. J., Oct. 17 ...... Jamestown, W. Va., Oct 24 ...... 100 95 2 Wellington, Mass., July 10 ...... 160 144 3 Sistersville, W. Va., Oct. ... 205 181 . . Edge Hill, Pa., Nov. 23 ...... Jamestown, W. Va., Oct 25 ...... 200 193 1 Winthrop, Mass., July 19 ...... 100 87 . Clarksburg, W. Va., Oct ... 200 181 1 Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 28 ...... Jamestown, W. Va., Oct 26 ...... 100 95 2 1 Newport, R. I., July 30 ...... :.. 175 142 . Thornville, O., Oct. 29-30 ... 300 271 4 Fayetteville, N. C., Oct. 29 ...... 150 146 3 Newport. R. I., July 31 ...... 175 153 . .861 per cent 2191 1887 Columbia, Ga,, Oct. 31 ...... 200 1923 Wellington, Mass., Aug. 7 ...... 125 111 2 .921 per cent 10925 10071 Columbia, S. C., Nov. 1 ...... 200 196 2 4 Wellington, Mass., Aug. 14 ...... 150 127 . *Did not finish program. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 5 ...... 200 195 2 Wellington, Mass., Aug. 28 ...... 150 118 4 E. H. TAYLOR (P.). FairmoBt, W. Va. Dublin, Ga., Nov. 7 ...... 200 190 . Wellington, Mass., Sept. 28 ...... 175 155 2 W. D. STANNARD (P.), Chieago, III. Fairmont W. Va., Jan. 1 ...... 200 184 3 Eastman, Ga., Nov. 8 ...... _.. 200 195 2 Wellington, Mass., Oct. 24 ...... 150 123 . Fainnont,-*W. Va., Feb. 22 ...... 200 174 3 Macon, Ga., Nov. 11 ...... _...... 200 195 2 Wellington, Mass., Nov. 7 ...... 150 113 . Chicago, 111., Jan. 1 ...... 100 95 2 Midland, Md., April 4 ...... 165 147 3 Moultrie, Ga., Nov. 13 ...... 200 191 3 Wellington, Mass., Nov. 21 ...... 130 90 . Chicago, 111., Feb. 22 ...... 200 192 1, Fairmont, W. Va., April 9 ...... ©200 173 . Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 15 ...... 200 190 4 Wellington, Mass., Nov. 26 ...... 150 126 . ©Jhampaign, 111., April 10 ...... 215 191 1 St Mary©s, W. Va.. April 11 ...... 200 170 3 Lake City, Fla., Nov. 16 ...... 200 195 1 Watertown, Mass., Nov. 28 ...... 125 103 . Champaign, HL, April 11 ...... 215 196 3 1 Jacksonbitrg, W. Va.,© May 10 200 M>8 2 St. Petersburg, Fla., Nov. 19 ...... 100 99 1 Wellington, Mass., Dec. 5 ...... 150 112 . er, HL, May 2 ...... 2lO 197 . Mcilechen,mcAiecnen, W.w. Va.,va., jnayMay zz22 ...... iou180 Ltv140 . Tarpon Springs, Fla., Nov. 20 ...._.. 200 195 1 E. Lexingtoa, Mass., l>ec. 1 ..... 60 55 . Danville, 111., May 3 ...... 150 132 . McMechen, W.©Va., May 2S ...... 180 150 . Leesburg, Fla., Nov. 21 ...... 200 198 1 Danville. I1L, May 4 ...... 150 139 3 3 McMechen, W. Va., May 24 ...... 180 159 . Ocala. Fla., Nov. 22 ...... 100 953 .846 per cent. 6355 5377 iVatertown. Wis., May 5 ...... 165 154 1 Grafton, -W. Va., Jtthe 14 ..../...... 200 175 1 Did not flnlah program. fort Wayne, Ind., May 7 ...... 200 184 3 Cumberland, Md., June 26 ...... 200 179 . .943 per cent 15180 14322 Fort Wayne, Ind., May 8 ...... 200 179 . . Piedmont, W. Va., June 28 ...... 200 176 3 atron, 111., May 10 ...... 200 180 . Mannington, W. Va., July 9 ...... 200 173 4 J. S. THOMAS (A.). Pleasant Hill, Mo. J. M. SPEARY (A.), Marietta, 0. Hale©s Corners, Wis., May 12 ...... 150 131 4 Morgaritowh, W. Va., Aug. 9 ...... 200 175 1 Marietta, 0., Jan. 1 ...... 150 143 1 Sloomfleld, Ind., May 22 ...... 200 183 1 N. Martinsville, W. Va., Aug. 15 ...... 200 175 3 Kansas City, Mo., Jan, 1 (H.) ...... 150 141 Columbus, O., Feb. 14 ...... 175 94 . Sloomfleld, Ind., May 23 ...... 200 191 11. Shlnnston, W. Va,, Sept. 2 ...... 200 185 1 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 ...... Sistersville, W. Va., Feb. 22 ...... 200 103 1 iocheater, Ind., May 28 ...... ;..... 200 183 4 ; Wheeling, W. Va., Sept. 11 ...... 200 178 3 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 ...... St. Mary©s, W. Va., April 11 ...... 200 168 , Rochester, Ind.; May 23 ...... 200 185:3 4 Littletou. W. Va., Sept. 25 ...._.....180 145 2 St Joseph, Mo., March 26 ...... McMechen, W. Va., May 21 ...... 180 156 2 Marion, Ind., June 4 ...... 200 184 2 Fairmont, W.; Va., Oct 9 ...... 200 185 1 St. Joseph, Mo., March 27 ...... 200 184 4 *©, McMechen, W. Va., May 22 ...... 180 170 1 tfarion, Ind., June 5 ...... 200 192 1 1 Clarksburg, W. Va., Oct. 25 ...... 2001802 Ottawa, Kas., April 17 ...... 200 188 . McMechen. W.. Va., May 23 ...... 180 172 3 2 Srook, Ind., June 6 ...... 200 182 2 Falnnont W. Va.. Nov. 28 ...... 200 180 2 Ottawa, Kas., April 18 ...... 200 188 3»© Columbus, O., June 4 ...... 185 165 . ailwaukeo, Wis., June 8 ...... 150 142 2 Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 ...... 200 187 . Columbus, O., June 5 , ...... 195 172 . Milwaukee. Wis., June » ...... 150 142 1 1 .874 per cent. 4085 3571 Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 ...... 200 175 . « Columbus, O., June 6 ...... 155 142 . . EToopestown. 111., June 11 ...... 215 191 2- Jefferson City, Mo., May 15 ..;.....-.... 180 125 . Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 98 2. Kansas City, Mo., May 30 ...... 180 156 Sistersville. W. Va., Oct 22 ...... 200 177 4 H. fl. TAYLOR (A.), Meckling, S. Dak. Sistersville, W. Va,, Oct 23 ...... 205 187 1 1 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 166 . Chicago, IlL, June 18 ...... 100 89 . Clarksburg. W. Va.. Oct-25 .*..,...... 200 178 iVinona, Minn.. July 18 ...... 150 136 . BrerOiam, Tex., Jan. 23 (S. H.) ...... 120 112 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ..... 200 164 . MUw aukee, Wis., July 21 ...... 150 131 4 Br&iiham, Tex., Jan. 24 (S. H.) ...... 220 : 211 1 Kansas City, Mo., July 4 ...... 100 864 .876 per cant. 2405 2087 Mosinee. Wis., July 23 ...... 150 145 1 Brenliam, Tex., Jan. 25 (S. H.) ...... 220 182 . Lexington, Mo., July 8 ...... 200 183 . Jledar Lake. ,Ind,, July 25 ...... 200 189 1 Brenham, Tex., .Jan. 26 (S. H.) ...... 230 209 . . Lexington, Mo., July 9 ...... 200 187 . * Chicago, 111.; July 26 ...... 200 189 2 Port Lavaca, Tax., Jan. 29 ...... 160 150 3 Joplin, Mo., Aug. 13 ...... 200 185 . C. G. SPENCER. (P.), St. Loulf, Mo. Dunning, 111., Aug. 2 ...... 200 188 1 Port Lavaca, Tex., Jan. 30 ...... 160 154 3 4 Joplin, Mo., Aug. 14 ...... 200 193 3. Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 ...... 150 139 4 Florence, Wis., Aug. 3 ...... ;... 150 130 . Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 ...... 150 139 4 Clinton, Mo., Aug. 15 ...... 250 237 . Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 ...... 100 92 2 Janesville, Wis., Aug. 8 ...... 200 182 2 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 ...... 100 84 . Clinton, Mo., Aug. 16 ...._...... 90 83 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 22 ...... 100 94 1 lanesville, Wis., Aug. 9 ...... 200 185 2 3 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 22 ...... 100 88 . Kansas City, Mo., Sept 2 .._...... 200 179 2 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23 ...... 100 95 4 2 Watseka, 111., Aug. 15 ...... 250 241 1 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23 ...... 100 92 .. Coffeyville, Kas., Sept. 18 ...... 200 183 . Memphis, Mo., April 16 ...... 200 177 2 Sturgis. Mich., Aug. 22-23 ...... 370 332 2 Falls City, Neb., March 22 ...... 200 190 2 Coffeyville, Kas., Sept. 19 ...... ;.. 200 182 . _ Memphis, Mo., April 17 ...... 250 232 2 1 Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 25 150 140 1 Falls City, Neb., March 23 ...... 200 186 . 4 Rich Hill, Mo., Sept 25 ...... 175 157 4 Hutchinson, Kas., April 24 ...... 200 194 1 [ron Mountain, Mich., Aug. 26 200 186 . St. Joseph, Mo., March 26 ...... 200 156 . Lamar, Mop Nov. 11 ...... _ 200 176 . Hutchinson, Kas., April 25 ...... 200 181 3 Danville, 111., Aug. 29 ... 200 187 4 St. Joseph, Mo., March 27 ...... 200 184 4 . Lamar, Mo"., Nov. 12 ...... 200 177 . . Hutchinson, Kas., April 26 ...... ,... 200 191 3 1 Danville, 111., Aug. 30 ... 200 182 . 4 Aurora, Neb., April 2 ...... 200 182 2 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 19 ...... 200 191 2 Mediapolis, la., May 1 ...... 200 194 1 Hainmond, Ind., Sept 2 200 182 3 Aurora, Neb., April 3 ...... 200 188 3 3 Kansas City, Mo., NOT. 20©...... ©i.- 200 184 . » Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 100 91 . Beardstown, HI., Sept. 5-6 400 363 2 Ottawa, Kas. , April 17 ...... 200 190 3 Chicago, 111., May 15 ...... 200 182 . Vapanee, Ind., Sept. 23 ... 205 181 . Ottawa, Kas., April 18 ...... 200 187 4 4 .898 per cent. 6075 4562 Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... 200 186 4 . hicago, 111., Sept. 25 ... 200 190 . Chanute, Kas. , April 19 ...... 180 149 . Did not finish program. St. Louis, Mo., May 22 ...... 200 191 3 Chicago, 111., Sept 26 ... 200 188 . . Chanute, Kas., April 20 ...... 200 185 4 . St. Louis, Mo.. May 23 ...... 200 190 4 ovington, Ind., Oct 1 ... 200 183 2 Hutchinson, Kas. , April 24 ...... 200 190 2 R. THOMPSON (A.), Cain will*, Mo...... 200 191 3 3 Homer, HI., Oct. 8 150 132 4 Hutchinson, Kas. , April 25 ...... 200 172 . St. Louis, Mo., May 24 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 ...... 150 131 . Den Moines, la.. May 27 ...... 200 191 3 / Ottawa, 111., Oct 16 ... 200 184 2 Hutchinson, Kas., April 26 ...... 2.00 174 ...... 200 191 2 Ottawa, 111., Oct. 17 ... 200 179 2 2 Arkansas City,, Ark., April 27 ...... 200 166 . Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 ._...... 100 86 . Des Moines, la.. May 28 ...... Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 22 ...... 100 92 2 Des Moines, la.. Hay 29 ...... 200 193 1 2 Danville, 111., Oct. 21 ... 180 160 3 Sulphur, I. T., May 1 ...... 250 235 . 180 160 2 2 Sulphur, I. T., May 2 ...... 250 247 1 . Kansas City, Mo.,. Feb. 23 ...... __. 100 88 . . St. Paul, Minn., May 30 ...... 150 143 2 Danville, 111., Oct 22 ... Falls City, Neb., March 22 ...__..... 200 188 4 St. Paul, Minn., May 31 ...... 150 147 1 1 Bloomington, HI., Oct 23 200 184 4 Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 ...... 200 184 . 200 171 . . Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 ...... 200 178 . . Falls City, Neb., March 23 ...... 200 185 .. Sioux City, la., June 11 ...... 180 170 1 Bloomingtou, 111., Oct. 24 St. Joseph, Mo., March 26 ...... 200 165 . Sioux City, la., June 12 ...... ISO 170 2 Jacksonville, HI., Oct 29 150 138 2 Fargo, N. D., May 22 ...... 200 155 .. 200 175 3 2 Fargo, N. D., May 23 ...... 200 185 2 . St Joseph, Mo., March 27 ...... 200 183 . , Sioux City, la., June 13 ...... 180 174 1 1 Jacksonville, 111., Oct. 30 Des Moines, la.. May 27 ...... 200 172 . Chicago, HI., June 18 ...... 100 95 . McHenry, HI, Nov. 9 200 185 3 Omaha, Neb., June 4 ...... 200 182 . 200 181 3 3 Omaha, Neb., June 5 ...... 200 181 . Des Moines, la.. May 28 .__...... 200 181 . Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) : ..... 200 170 McHenry, DL, NOT. 10 Des Moines, la., May 29 ...... _. 200 186 . . St. Louis, Mo., June 22 ...... 100 92 1 Omaha, Neb., June 6 ...... 200 167 . . .915 per cent. 10805 9888 Sioux City, la., June 11 ...... 200 153 . Omaha. Neb., June 4 ...... 200 177 . St. Louis, Mo., June 23 ...... 250 236 1 1 Omaha, Neb., June 5 ...... 2XW 181 . Fort Dodge, la., June 25 ...... 200 189 4 *Sioux City, la. , June 12 ...... 160 122 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 93 . Omaha. Neb., June 6 ...... _..... 200 172 . . Fort Dodge, la., June 26 ...... 200 196 2 3 H. H. STEVENS (P.), Rosette. N. J. New London, la., June 11 ...... 280 189 8 W. Frankfort, 111., June 28 ...... 200 192 1 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 170 . Millvale, Pa.. Jan. 1 ...... 150 129 2 Worthington, Minn., July 25-26 ...... 340 324 . 4 New London, la., June 12 ...... ,_. 200.189 . Lexington, Mo., July 8 ...... 200 189 4 100 88 2 New London, la., June 13 ...... 200 190 3 3 Lexington. Mo., July 9 ...... 200 194 1 3 Hamilton, Ont, Jan. 15 (18 yds.) ..... Auduboii, la., Aug. 6 ...... 200 193 3 ...... 400 383 1 Hamilton, Out, Jan. 16 (18 yds.) ..... 100 90 3 Audubon, la., Aug. 7 ...... 200 188 4 3 Mt. Pleasant, la., June 14 ....._.... 200 187 . Manning, la., July 17-18 ...... Hamilton, Ont, Jan. 17 (18yds.) ..... 180 167 4 Mt Pleasant, la., June 15 ...... _ 200 193 1 2 Fort Smith. Ark., July 23 ...... 180 175 1 Story City, la., Aug. 8-9 ...... 400 382 2 1 1 Hamilton, Ont, Jan. 18 (18 yds.) ..... 220 219 1 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 189 . Chicago, HI., June 18 ...... 100 94 . Fort Smith, Ark., July 24 ...... 230 221 Utica, N. Y., Feb. 9 ...... 125 118 2 Chicago, HL, June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 172 . Warrenton. Mo., July 25 ...... 200 194 1 Denver. Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 97 3 200 182 Wolcott, N. Y.,. Feb. 19 ...... 125 111 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 95 .. Joplin, Mo., Aug. 13 .;...... 200 185 . DeSoto, I1L, July 30 ...... Buffalo, N. Y., Feb. 22 ...... 150 141 1 .. 200 192 1 Joplin, Mo., Aug. 14 ...... 200 190 . . Pinekneyville, 111., July 31 ...... 225 217 1 Goldfield, Nev., Sept 2 ...... Clinton, Mo., Aug. 15 ...... 250231 . 225 216 1 Berwick, Pa., March 29 ...... 170 152 . Spokane, Wash. , Sept. 10 ...... 180 173 2 ThompsonviUe, 111., Aug. 1 ... Midland, Md., April 4 ...... 165 131 . .. 100 94 1 Clinton, Mo., Aug. 16 ...... 150 142 4 0 Joplin, Mo.. Aug. 13 ...... 200 194 1 Spokaue, Wash. , Sept 11 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 184 . 200 194 2 2 Midland, Md., April 5 ...... 165 160 2 3 Spokane, Wash., Sept 12 ...... 100 96 2 1 Joplin, Mo., Aug. 14 ...... Fairaiont, W. Va., April 9 ...... 200 179 4 .. 200 191 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 97 3 Clinton, Mo.. Aug. 15 ...... 250 244 1 Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 24 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 90 . . 150 144 3 1 Wilmington, Del., April 11 ...... 190 167 . Cedar BluSs, Neb., Sept. 25 ...... 200 189 2 Clinton, Mo., Aug. 16 ...... Easton, Pa., April 13 ...... 200 161 . .. 200 189 2 2 Goldfleld, Nev., Sept 2 ...... 200 185 4 St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 18 ...... 225 218 1 Cedar Bluffs, Neb., Sept. 26 ...... Spokane, Wash., Sept 10 ...... 180 140 . 200 194 1 Youngstown, O., April 24 ...... 170 152 4 Jewell, la., Oct. 3 ...... 200 194 1 Eldora, la., Aug. 27 ...... Charleroi, Pa., April 25 ...... 170 161 2 .. 200 194 1 1 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 11 ...... 100 76 . Eldora, la., Aug. 28 ...... 200 198 1 1 Jewell, la., Oct. 4 ...... Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12 ...... 100 85 . m . 200 195 2 Malone, N. Y., May 2 ...... 200 194 2 Augusta, Ga., Nov. 5 ...... 200 195 2 Boone, la., Aug. 29 ...... Malone, N. Y., May 3 ...... 180 172 1 1 New London, la., Oct. 14 ...... 200 190 2 Boone, la., Aug. 30 ...... 200 197 1 1 Albany, N. Y., May 4 ...... 175 158 2 .905 per cent 6530 5006 St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 1 ...... 200 193 1 New London, la., Oct 15 ...... 200 192 2 200 193 1 1 Messina Springs, N. Y., May 8 ...... 185 170 1 New London, la., Oct. 16 ...... 200 186 4 3 St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 2 ...... Messina Springs, N. Y., May 9 ...... 185 173 2 1 MRS. A. D. TOPPERWEIN (P.), San Antonio, Tex. Anna, HI., Sept. 3 ...... 200 186 1 Mt. Pleasant, la., Oct. 17 ...... 200 185 . Olean, N Y., May 14 ...... 195 181 4 Mt. Pleasant, la., Oct 18 ...... 200 183 . . Brenham, Tex., Jan 23 (S. H.) ...... 120 106 . Anna. 111., Sept. 4 ...... 200 195 1 1 Olean, N. Y., May 15 ...... 195 175 2 3 tipper Creve Coeur, Mo., Sept 8 200 195 1 Jamestown, Va., Oct. 25 ...... 200 184 4 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 24 (S. H.) ...... 220 205 2 Skaneateles June., N. Y., May 16 ..... 170 154 1 Jamestown, Va., Oct. 26 ...... 100 93 4 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 25 (S. H.) ...... 228 181 . Coffeyville, Kas., Sept. 18 ...... 200 187 3 Lebanon, Pa., May 21 ...... 165 152 2 CofTeyville, Kas., Sept. 19 ...... , 200 190 2 3 Fayetteville, N. C., Oct. 29 ...... 150 147 2 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 26 (S. H.) ...... 230 212 4 . Lebanon, Pa., May 22 ...... 155 139 . Columbia, S. C., Oct. 31 ...... 200 190 4 Port Lavaca, Tex., Jan. 29 ...... 160 147 . Neodesha, Kas., Sept. 20 ...... 160 154 1 Lebanon, Pa., May 23 ...... 195 177 . . Neodesha, Kas., Sept. 21 ...... , 180 171 2 2 Columbia, S. C. , Nov. 1 ...... 200 192 4 . Port Lavaca. Tex., Jan. 30 ...... 160 151 . . Newark, N. J., May 25 ...... 165 149 1 Dublin, Ga. , Nov. 7 ...... 200 194 3 Atchison, Kas., April 14 ...... 200 169 4 Perry, Okla., Sept 24 ...... 200 187 3 Wilkesbarre, Pa., May 27 ...... 175 161 2 Perry, Okla., Sept 25 ...... ISO 166 . 4 Eastman, Ga. , Nov. 8 ...... 200 193 3 Ottawa, Kas., April 17 ...... 290 191 2 Buffalo, N. Y., May 30 ...... 170 145 . Macon, Ga. , Nov. 11 ...... 200 192 4 Ottawa, Kas., April 18 ...... 200 194 1 2 Jewell, la., Oct 3 ...... 200 190 3 , Phillipsburg, N. J., June 5 ...... 160 139 . Jewell, la., Oct 4 ...... , 200 189 3 3 Moultrie. Ga., Nov. 13 ...... 200 194 2 Chanute, Kas., April 19 ...... 180 161 4 175 168 Phillipsburg, N. J., June 6 ...... 160 135 . Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 15 ...... 200 186 . Chauute. Kas., April 20 ...... 200 177 . . Mounds, 111., Oct. 8 ...... Phillipsburg, N. J.. June 7 ...... 160 152 4 . .. 200 191 4 Duquoin, I1L, Oct 9 ...... 200 194 1 Lake City, Fla., Nov. 16 ...... Hutchinson, Kas., April 24 ...... 200 184 . 200 1S8 1 Montclair, N. J., June 8 ...... 155 140 2 Tampa, Fla,, Nov. 18 ...... 150 139 4 Hutchinson, Kas., April 25 ...... 200 181 3 Cambria, I1L, Oct. 10 ...... Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 ...... 180 167 1 .. 100 93 . Cambria, I1L, Oct. 11 ...... 200 186 -1 1 St. Petersburg. Fla., Nov. 19 ...... Hutchinson. Kas., April 26 ...... 290 182 . . 200 186 4 Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 ...... 160 150 2 Tarpon Springs, Fla., Nov. 20 ...... 200 187 . Arkansas City, Ark., April 27 ...... 290 176 . New London, la., Oct. 14 ...... Syracuse, N. Y., June 13 ...... 160 149 2 1 .. 200 188 . New London, la., Oct. 15 ...... 200 192 3 Leesburg, Fla. , Nov. 21 ...... Sulphur, I. T., May 1 ...... 250 237 . 200 188 3 4 Wyoming, N. Y., June 15 ...... 100 92 1 Waycross, Ga. ,© Nov. 25 ...... 200 192 3 Sulphur, I. T., May 2 ...... 250 245 2 . New London, la., Oct 16 ...... Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 92 . .. 200 186 . Mt Pleasant, la., Oct 17 ... 200 195 1 Tuscaloosa, Ala., Nov. 27 Tulsa, I. T., May 7 ...... 200 192 2 Chicago, I1L, June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 177 . New Decatur, Ala. , Nov. 29 .. 150 124 Tulsa, I. T., May 8 ...... 200 186 . 3 Mt. Pleasant la., Oct 18 ... 200 188 2 1 Sherbrooke, 111., JWy 4 ...;...,... . 200 185 2 .. 200 188 4 Bloomington, HI., Got 23 ...... 200 195 1 Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 30 Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 ...... 200 181 . Bradford, Pa., July 9 ...... 200 161 . Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 ...... 200 187 3 . Bloomington, HL, Oct. 24 ...... 200 181 4 2 Bradford, Pa., July 10 ...... 200 178 . . Jacksonville, HL, Oct 29 ...... 150 143 1 .922 per cent 14 lola, Kas., May 21 ...... 200 180 2 Geneva. N. Y., July 11 ...... 180 157 4 Did not finish program. Herrlngton, Kas., Mrfy 28 ...... 60 56 2 Jacksonville, I1L, Oct 30 ...... 200 187 1 1 Plttsfleld, Mass., July 13 ...... 200 181 . Coulterville, 111., Oct. 31 ... 200 184 2 Kansas City, Mo., May 30 ...... 200 190 1 Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 158 . J. R. TAYLOR (P.), Newark, 0. Omaha, Neb., June 4 ...... 200 158 . St Louis, Mo., NOT, 5 ...... 200 196 1 . 90 85 3 McHenry, 111., NOT. 9-...«..... Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 100 87 3 Omaha, Neb., June 5 ...... 200 191 2 Wellington. Mass.,© July 18 ...... 90 81 . . Hamilton, Ont, Jan. 15 (18 yds.) ...... Omaha. Neb., June 6 ...... 200 171 . . McHenry, HI., Nov. 10 ...... 200 194 1 1 W. Danbury, Conn., July 20 ...... 160 141 . Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 16 (18 vds.) ...... 100 87 4 St Joseph. Mo., Nov. 17 ...... 200 104 3 Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 17 (18yds.) ...... 180 175 1, . Neodesha, Kas...... 160 143 3 ...... 200 187 4 Sharon, Pa., July 25 ...... 170 152 . Bridgeton, N. J., July 10 ...... 150 135 4 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 19 ...... Newport, R. I., July 30 ..;...... 175 162 3 Hamilton. Ont, Jan. 18.(18 yds.) ...... 220 207 3 2 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 ...... 200 191 3 4 Utica, O.. Jan. 25 ...... 150 134 . Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 158 . Holdredge. Neb., Nov. 26 ...... 200 186 1 Newport, R. I., July 31 ...... 175 161 3 4 175 137 . Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 81 . Toronto, Ont., Aug. 7 ...... "... . 200 171 . . Columbus, 0., Feb. 14 ...... Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... 90 84 .» Holdredge, Neb..- Nov. 27 ...... 200 173 3 2 Toronto, Ont., Aug. 8 ...... 230 191 . Cleveland, 0-, Feb. 22 ...... 150 135 2 Thornville, O., March 12 ...... 150 141 1 Winthrop, Mass., July 19 ...... 100 95 3 .949 per cent. 16220 15400 Toronto, Ont., Aug. 9 ...... ISO 151 . . 180 164 . Providence, R. I., July 20 ...... 150 138 3 Buffalo. N. Y., Aug. 10 ...... 100 86 . Utica, O., April 3 ...... Montpelier, Vt, July 25 ...... 100 92 3 . 100 92 2 Utica, O., April 4 ...... 180 178 1 3 Bradford. Pa.. Aug. 13 ...... Fairmont W. Va., April 9 ...... 200 192 1 Utica, N. Y., Aug. 2 ...... 115.100 4 LUTHER J. SQUIER (P.). Wilmington, Del. Lock Haven, Pa., Aug. 14-15 ...... 3SO 337 . 200 185 4 Albany, N. Y., Aug. 3 ...... 100 90 2 Sunbury, Pa., Aug. 16 ...... 100 87 . Columbus, O., April 11 ...... Toronto, Ont, Aug. 7 ...... 200 178 . Midland. Md.. April 4 ...... 165 154 1 Milton, Pa., Aug. 17 ...... 135 130 3 Toledo, 0., April 14 ...... 100 94 1 Midland, Md., April 5 ...... 165 160 2 Punxsutawney, Pa., April 18 ...... 175 170 1 Toronto, Ont, Aug. 8 ...... 230 206 . 189 2 Newcastle, Pa., Aug. 27 ...... 190 178 4 170 154 2 Toronto, Ont., Aug. 9 ...... 180 159 . , Fairmont, W. Va., April 9 ...... 200 Newcastle. Pa., Aug. 28 ...... 170 163 1 3 Youngstown. O., April 24 ...... Buffalo, N. Y., Aug 10 ...... 100 92 4 St. Mary©s, W. Va., April 11 ...... 200 188 1 . 180 170 . Toledo, O., May 1 ...... 200 158 . 163 2 Atlantic City, N. J., Sept 13 ...... Malone, N. Y., May 2 ...... 200 196 1 Bradford, Pa., Aug. 13 ...... 100 90 3 Punxsutawney, Pa., April 18 ...... 175 Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 14 ...... 200 190 . . Lock Haven. Pa., Aug. 14-15 ...... 380 347 3 Youngstown, 0.. April 24 ...... 75 67 Ha,ddonfleld, N. J., Sept 21 ...... 150 135 2 Malone, N. Y., May 3 ...... 180 168 2 3 Charleroi. Pa., April 25 ...... 170 157 3 Albany, N. Y., May 4 ...... 175 163 1 Sunbury, Pa., Aug. 16 ...... 100 86 . Bradford. Pa., Sept. 24 ...... 200 178 3 200 195 1 Milton, Pa., Aug. 17 ...... 135 132 2 Sunbury, Pa., April 30 ...... 180 162 2 Bradford. Pa., Sept 25 ...... 200 164 4 4 Portsmouth, O., May 8 ...... Newcastle, Pa,, Aug. Hi ...... 170 156 . Danville, Pa., May 1 ...... 180 151 . . 150 128 3 Portsmouth, O.. May 9 ...... 200 190 1 1 Utica, N. Y.. Oct. 2 ...... Johnstown, 0., May 10 ...... 200 188 2 Snowshoe, Pa., May 2 ...... 200 180 1 Rahway, N. J., Oct. 5 ...... 100 78 4 .910 per cent 8080 735S Snowshoe, Pa., May 3 ...... 200 183 1 1 Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct 8 ...... 100 69 . Circleville, O., May 15 ...... 200 198 1 - Messina Springs, N. Y., May 8 ...... 185 166 3 Circleville, O., May 16 ...... 200 192 2 1 Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 9 ...... 185 152 . . D. A. UPSON (A), Cleveland, Messina Springs, N. Y.. May 9 ...... 185 175 1 2 Batavia, N. Y., Oct. 10 ...... 125 105 . Wilmington, O., May 17 ...... 200 187 1 Wilmington, DeL, May 15 ...... 180 155 . Ossining, N. Y., Oct 16 ...... 200 167 . McMechen. W. Va., May 21 ...... 180 165 1 Youngstown, 6., April 24 ...... New Berlin, O., May 28 200 182 2 Ossining. N. Y., Oct 17 ...... 175 160 3 2 McMechen, W. Va., May 22 ...... 180 165 2 Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... Columbus, O., June 4 ...... 185 MeMechen, W. Va., May 23 ...... ISO 177 1 1 Richmond. Va., May 9 ...... Pittsfield. Mass., Oct. 18 ...... 200 152 . 200 185 1 Columbus, O., June 5 ...... 195 Sistersville. W. Va., Oct 22 ...... 200 179 2 New Berlin, 0., May 28 ...... Richmond, Va,, May 10 ...... Columbus, O., June 6 ...... 155 Columbus, O., June 4 ...... 185 172 1 Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... Sistersville. W. Va., Oct. 23 ...... 205 180 . 3 195 181 2 Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 ...... 160 Clarksburg, W. Va., Oct 25 ...... 200 176 . Columbus, O., June 5 ...... Chicago, 111., May 15 ...... Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 Clinton, Ont, Nov. 1 ...... 200 178 1 Columbus, O., June 6 ...... 155 148 2 1 Chicago, 111., May 16 ...... Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) .. 200 179 . Fainnont, W. Va.. NOT. 28 ...... 200 182 1 Chicago, HI., June 18 ...... 100 97 3 Columbus, O., June 4 ...... Beaver Falls, Pa., July 4 ...... 180 171 1 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 189 3 Columbus, O., June 5 ...... Bradford, Pa., July 9 ...... 200 191 2 .893 per cent 13800 12150 Niles, 0., June 26 ...... 190 164 1 Columbus, 0., June 6 ...... Bradford, Pa., July 10 ...... 200 190 3 2 Piedmont, W. Va., June 28 ...... 200 178 3 Chicago, HI., June 18 ...... Shamokin, Pa., July 11 ...... 200 195 1 Olympia, Ky., July 4 ...... 200 184 4 Chicago. 111.. June 21 (18 yds.) ...... Shamokln, Pa., July 12 ...... 200 184 3 1 E. H. STORR (P.), Charlotte. N. C. Olvrnpia, Ky., July 5 ...... 220 206 2 4 Niles, O., June 26 ...... Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 170 .Richmond. Va., May 8 ...... 180 141 Mannington, W. Va., July 9 ...... 200 185 1 Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... Wellington, Mass., July IT ...... 90 83 Richmond, Va., May 9 ...... 90 77 Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 173 3 Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... Wellington, Mass., July ,18 ...... 90 SO Richmond, Va.. May 10 ...... 90 83 Wellington, Masg., July 17 ...... 90 84 4 Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... -Broqkfleld, O., July 31 ...... 160 152 1 Charlotte, N. C., May 22 Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... 90 81 .. Sharon; Pa.. July 25 ...... Toronto,: Ont, Aug. 7 ...... 200 191 1 Charlotte, N. C., May 23 Sharon, Pa., July 25 ...... 170 162 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... ^.... Baltimore, Md., June 11 Toledo. 0., July 26 ...... 200 189 2 Toronto, Ont, Aug. 8 ...;. .. 230 21816© i: Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 .. Toronto, Ont., Aug. 9 ...... 180 2 1 Baltimore, Md., June 12 Brookfleld, 0., July 31 ...... 160 148 2 Denver. Colo., Aug. 22 .©. Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 10 .. 100 90 4 Baltimore, Md., June 13 Toronto, Ont, Aug. 7 ...... 200 182 3 New Berlin, O., Aug. 28 Bradford, Pa., Aug. 13 ...... 100 89 4 Wilmington, N. C., Aug. 8 Toronto, Ont, Aug. 8 ...... 230 217 2 CleToland, O.. NOT. 28 .-. Lock Haven, Pa., Aug. 14-13 . .. 380 354 Wilmington, N. C., Aug. 9 Toronto, Ont, Aug. 9 ...... 180 172 1 2 Sunbury, Pa., Aug. 16 ...... 100 95 2 Richmond, Va,, Sept. 2 (S. H.) Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 9 ...... 100 94 2 .906 per cent 3315 300$ .. 135 Richmond, Va., Sept. 3 Chillicothe, O., Aug. 14 ...... 200 189 2 Milton, Pa.. Aug. 17 ...... 127 . 200 191 1 1 © Newcastle, Pa., Aug. 27© ...... 190 175 . Baltimore, Md.-, Oct 8 Chillicothe, O., Aug. 15 ...... ALEX. VANCE (A.), Capron, III.© Newcastle, > -Pa., Aug. 2* ...... 170 162 2 . Baltimore, Md., Oct. 9 Newcastle, Pa,, Aug. 27 ...... 190 187 1 -Kavenna, O., Sept 11 ...... 170 157 2 Columbia, Pa., Oct 10 Newcastle, Pa., Aug. 28 ...... 170 162 2 1 Chicago, HL, Fob 22 ...... 200 171) . Atlantic City, N. J., Sept 13 .. .. 180 166 . Delta, Pa,, Oct. 11 ...... Ravenna, O., Sept. 11 .... . 170 165 1 Champaign, HI., April 10 ...... 215 18« 3 Atlantic City, N. J.. Sept H ... .. 200 195 2 4 WaynesBorg, O., Sept. 19 ...... 180 180 1 Champaign, HI., April 11 . . 215 193 . » ~ 180 173 2 M3 par «*....,...... 200 174 . JANUAEY 4, 1908. AMA TEURTEAM RECORD On November 11, 1907, a 5-man team representing the Wilmington Gun Club, and Shooting at Wiimington, O., in a challenge match with a St. Louisr Mo., team, made the following record-breaking scores 100 targets per man, 16 yards rise: STEPHENS Total, 484 ex 500=00,. LEWIS SABtN The Best Amateur Team Score SAVERS Ever Matte OR. GASTON Every Member of the Team Used.....

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Chicago, HL, May 14 ....._...... 100 SA Florence, Wis., Aug. 3 ...... 150 123 . 200 189 2 3 Syracuse, N. Y., June 11 ...... 180 153 . Chicago, HI., May 15 ....___...... 200 180 Janesville, Wis., Aug. 8 ...... 200 169 Chicago, 111., May 16 ...._...... 200 168 Clinton, Mo., Aug. 15 ...... 150 129 Milwaukee, Wis., June 8 ...... 150 128 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 179 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 14 ...... 200 190 4 Milwaukee, Wis., June 9 ...... 150 131 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 10ft 88 Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 96 Denver, Colo., Aug. 22 ...... 100 88. . Chicago, I1L, Juno 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 170 Danville, 111., Aug. 29 ...... 200 173 Leesburg, Fla., Aug. 21 ...... 200 183 2 Cedar Lake, Ind., July 25 ...... 200 177 Danville, 111., Aug. 30 ...... 200 180 Leesburg, Fla., Aug. 22 ...... 200 192 1 2 Chicago, I1L, July 26 ...... 200 177 Beardstown, 111., Sept. 5-6 ...... 400 338 Albany, Ga., Aug. 28 ...... 200 181 . Janesville, Wis., Aug. 8 ...... 200 179 Union City, Tenn., Sept. 10 ...... 200 173 Albany, Ga., Aug. 29 ...... 200 185 4 . .881 per cent 2110 1860 Janesrflle, Wis., Aug. 9 ...... 200 178 Union City, Term., Sept. 11 ...... 200 177 . . 200 183 4 ChilUootaa, O., Aug. 14 ...... 200 175 Chicago, 111., Sept 25 ...... 200 180 Nashville, Teun. , Sept. 3 ...... 200 1S5 1 2 ChilUcothe, O., Au« 15 ...... 200 167 Chicago, HL, Sept 26 ...... ©200 180 . 200 178 . A. W1LCOX (P.), Wac», T«. Chicago. HI., Sept 25 ...... 200 179 Corfngton, Ind., Oct 1 ...... 200 145 . 200 180 4 . Chicago, 111., Sept. 26 ...... 200 183 Homer, HI., Oct 8 ...... 150 128 Union City, Tenn., Sept 10 ...... 200 190 2 Brenham, Tex., Jan 24 (b. H.) ...... 220 196 , Ottawa, HL, Oct 16 ...... 200 161 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 25 (S. H.) ...... 220 177 . .876 per cent. 3530 3094 Ottawa, 111., Oct. 17 ...... -200 163 Cincinnati, O., Sept 24 ...... 200 174 4 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 26 (S. H.) ...... 230 206 . demons, Mich., Sept. 26 ... 200 182 3 3 New Martinsville, W. Va., Aug. 15 . . 2uO 182 1 Chicago, HL, Feb. 22 ...... 200 187 3 Genera, Neb., March 15 .. 165 Columbus, O., Oct 2 ...... 200 172 . . 2CO 183 2 Fails City, Neb., March 22 200 Columbus, O., Oct. 3 ...... 200 183 . . Wheeling, W. Va., Sept. 11 ...... 200 179 2 Falls City, Nob., March 23 200 . 180 153 1 Bt Joseph, Mo., March 26 200 3335 3062 St. Joseph, Mo., March 27 200 .905 per cent Aurora, Neb., April 2 .. 200 Aurora, Neb., April 3 .. 200 L. I. WADE (P.), Dallas, Tex.ex. Ottawa, K.IE., April 17 .. 200 Brenhara, Tex., Jan. 23 (S. H.) ...... 120 112 . .886 per cent. 3180 2818 Ottawa, Kas., April 18 .. 200 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 24 (S, H.) ...... 220 205 2 Did not finish program. Ceilar Lake, Ind. , July 25 ...... 200 186 3 Chanute, Kas., April 19 .. 180 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 25 (S. H.) ...... 220 190 . Chanute, Kas., April 20 .. 200 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 26 (S. H.) ...... 230230:207 . . H. S. WELLES (P.), New York , N. Y. Hutchinson, Kas., April 24 200 Palestine, Tex., Feb., 22 ...... 105 89 1 .904 per cent 2000 1803 Hutcbiiison, Kas., April 25 200 Camden, Ark., April 17 ...... 200 179 . Holmesburg, Pa., Jan. 1 (S. H. ) .... . 180 154 3K Hutchinson, Kas., April 26 200 Camden, Ark., April 18 ...... 200 181 . . Wolcott, N. Y., Feb. 19 ...... 125 107 3 Arkansas City, Ark., April 200 Mexia, Tex.. April 24 (S. H.) ...... 21215 200 4 Buffalo, N. Y., Feb. 22 ...... 150 132 4 W. NELSON WISE (A.), C arm el, Ind. Sulphur, L T., May 1 .. 250 Mexia, Tax., April 25 (S. H.) .. 190 186 1 Avondale, Pa., March 9 ...... 160 151 1 Sulphur, L T., May 2 .. 250 Mexia, Tex., April 26 (§. H.) .. 140 128 . 1 Freehold, N. J., March 7 ...... 170 154 2 Indianapolis, Ind., April 24 ...... 200 189 2 4 Tulaa, L T.. May 7 ...... 200 Sulphur. I. T., May 1 ...... 250 236 . Brooklyn, N. Y., March 12 ...... 100 93 4 Tulsa, L T., May 8 ...... 200 Sutohuf, I. T., May 2 ..:...... 25.0 240 . . Jersey City, N. J. , March 17 ...... 200 172 3 Fort Wayce, Ind., May 7 ...... 200 176 . Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 200 Tulsa, I. T., May 7 ...... 200 183 4 Berwick, Pa., March 29 ...... 170 167 1 Fort Scott, Kas., May 11 200 Tulsa, I. T., May 8 ...... 200 179 . . Montelair, N. J., April 3 ...... 100 92 4 Rochester, Ind., May 28 ...... _ 200 176 . St Louis, Mo., May 22 .. 200 Dallas. Tex., May 14 (IS yds.) 200 176 2 Middletown, N. Y.. April 6 ...... 200 188 1 Rochester, Ind., May 29 ...... ©. 200 185 3 . St. Loois, Mo., May 23 .. 200 Dallas, Tex., May 15 (18 yds.) 200 188 1 2 Marion, Ind., June 4 ...... 200 1S5 . St Louis, Mo., May 24 .. 200 Abilene. Tex., May 17 ...... 200 186 3 2 Springfield, Mass., April 19 ...... 200 178 2 Marion. Ind., June 5 ...... 200 1SI . « Des Moines, la.. May 27 200 Abilene, Tex., May ,18 ...... 225 212 2 Sunbury, Pa., April 30 ...... 180 158 . Des Moinss. la., May 28 200 Pine Bluff, Ark., May 23 ...... 200 194 1 Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200175. Des Monies, la.. May 29 200 Pina Bluff, Ark., May 23 ...... 200 187 2 1 Snow Shoe, Pa., May 2 ...... 200 1C8 3 Omaha, Neb,, June 4 .. 200 Rochester, Ind., May 28© ...... 200 178 . Snow Shoe, Pa. , May 3 . i ...... 200 162 4 3 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 83 . Omaha, Neb., June 5 .. Denver, Golo., Aug. 22 ..... ::©...... 100 90 . j 200 Rochester, Ind., May 29 ...... 200 174 . . Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 130 152©. *Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 18 ...... 100 93 Omaha, Nob., June 6 .. 200 Columbus, O., June 4 ...... 185 167 4 90 78 Sioux City, la., June 11 180 Columbus, O., June 5 ...... 195 175 . Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... 90 85 3 . Indianapolis, Ind., Sept 19 ...... 200 176 . Sioux City, la., June 12 180 Columbus, O., June 6 ...... 155 141 . . Wilinington. Del., May 16 ...... Sioux City, la., June 13 180 Milwaukee, Wis., Juno 8 ...:... 150 143 1 Wilmington, Del., May 17 ...... 880 per cent 2600 2289 Chicago, Dl., June 18 .. 100 jililwaukeo, Wis., June 9 ...... 150 139 4 2 McMechen, W. Va,, May 21 ...... Did ^ not shoot program. Pittsburg, Kas., July 1 .. 200 Lowell, Ind., June 13 ...... 200 1.82 3 McMeehen, W. Va., May 22 ...... 180 156 4 Pittsburg, Kas., July 2 .. 200 Lowall, Ind., June 14 ...... ;.. 200 188 2 1 MeMechen, W. Va., May 23 ...... Kansas City, Mo., July 4 100 Chicago, 111.. June 18 ....:..... 100 99 1 Poole, Md., May 29 ...... C. A. YOUNG (P.), Springfield, 0. Lincoln, Nob., Sept. 24 200 Chicago, HI., June 21 (IS© yds.) ...... 200 182 . Columbia, Pa. , May 30 ...... Brenham, Tex., Jan 23 (S. H.) ...... 120 109 . Cedar Bluffs, Neb., Sept 208 Brenham, Tex., July 9 (S. H.) ...... 180 163 1 Phillipsburg, N. J. , June 5 ...... 160 142© . Brenham, Tex., Jan. 24 (S. H.) ...... 220 203 4 Cedar Bluffs, Neb, Sept 200 Brenham, Tex., July 10 (S. H.) 190© 167 2 1 PhllUpsburg, N. J., June 6 ...... 160 124 . Brenham, Tex., Jan, 25 (S. H.) ...... 220 198 2 Kansas City, Mo.. Nor. 19 200 Lake Charles, La., JuJy 16-17 .... 480 435 3 Phillipsburg, N. J., June 7 ...... 180 152 4 . Brenham, Tex., Jan. 2(3 (S. H.) ...... 230 219 2 3 Kansas City, Mo.. NOT. 20 24)0 St Louis, Mo., June 22 ...... 100 89 2 St Louis, Mo., June 23 ...... 250 232 3 2 .905 per cent 8950 8107 Fort Smith, Ark., July 23 .... 180 163 4 Syracuse, N. Y., June 12 .... _ ... . 169 150 2 Mobile, Ala., Feb. 11 ...... 250 238 2 Fort Smith, Ark., July 24 .... 230 217 2 2 H. W. VIETMEYER (P.), Chicago, III. Paris, Tex., July ...... 150 138 1 Mechanicsville, N. Y. , June 15 ...... Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 190 . Chicago, HL, Jan, 1 ...... 100 90 Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 92 . Chicago, HL, June 21 (18 yds.) .... . 200 173 . Columbus, O., Feb. 14 ...... 175 143 Denver, Colo., Mis. 22 ...... 100 98 2 ; Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20 ...... 150 140 Wichita Falls, Tex., Aag. 27-28 ...... 420 392 1 Cumberland, Md. , June 27 ...... 200 176 3 2 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 ...... 100 88 Chniicothe, Tex., Sept., 17 .... 230 207 1 Kansas City, Mo,, Feb. 22 ...... 100 85 Chilllcothe, Tex., Sept. 18 .... 230 214 1 1 nfin loo St. Joseph, Mo,, March 27 ...... 200 179 Perry, Okla., Sept. 24 ...... 200 187 3 &rtn 1 OQ O Jewell, la., March 29 ...... 200 167 Perry, OkU., Sept. 25 ...... 180 172 3 2 Shamokin, Pa., July 12 ...... 200 176 . . Richmond, Va., .May 8 ...... 180 162 . Champaign, HI., April 10 ...... 215 144 Forney, Tex., Nov. 28 ...... 160 144 4 Betterton, Md., Aug. 6 (19 yds.) .... Champaign, Hi,, April 11 ...... 215 182 Forney, Tex., NOT. 29 ...... 140 125 . . Betterton, Md., Aug. 7 (19 yds.) .... . 175 142 . Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... 90 74 . « Indianapolis, Ind., April 33 ...... 200 169 Betterton, Md., Aug. 8 (19 yds.) .... - 175 139 . . Chicago, 111., May 14 ...... 100 89 . Indianapolis, Ind., April 24 ...... 200 178 9620 8861 Muncie, Ind., April 26 ...... i——«... 200 180 Richmond, Va., Sept. 2 (S. H.) .... . 200 178 . Chicago, HL, May 16 ...... ___ 200 183 . « Homer, HL, May 2 ...... —— ...„. 210 199 Danville, HL, May S ...... ————. 150 124 GUY H(ARD (P.), Walnut Log, Tenn. Danville, HL, May 4 ...... — ..... 150 142 Mobile, Ala., Feb. 11 ...... 250 223 . York, Pa., Sept. 11 ...... Fort Wayne, Ind., May 7 ...... 200 173 Mobile, Ala., Feb. 12 ...... 250 224 . Rising Sun, Md., Oct. 1 ...... 200 171-. Fort Wavne, Ind., May 8 ... —...... 200 160 Mobile, Ala., Feb. 13 ...... 250 239 3 . 9flrt 1QO A Columbus, O., June 5 ...... 195 180 3 Capron, HI., May 10 ...... ——.... 200 152 Richmond, Va., May 8 ...... 180 160 . Columbus, O., June 6 ...... 155 143 . * Hale©s Corners, Wis., May 12 .._.... 150 115 Richmond, Va., May 9 ....__.. 90 83 . Baltimore, Md., Oct S ...... Milwaukee, Wis., June 8 ...... 150 135 . Chicago, HL, May 14 ...... ——... 100 83 Richmond, Va., May 10 ...... 90 82 . . 55 48 Chicago, HL, May 15 ...... 200 159 Circleville, O., May 15 ..... 200 190 3 Delta, Pa., Oct. 11 ...... 150 133 . Lowell, Ind., June 13 ...... 200 186 2 Chicago, HI., May 16 „....-..„.. 200 159 Circlevllle, O., May 16 ...... 200 195. 1 2 Newark, Del., Oct. 16 ...... Lowell, Ind., June 14 ...... 200 182 2 St Louis, Mo., May 22 ...... ——..... 200 153 Wilmington, O., May 17 ...... 200 182 3 190. 174 St Louis, Mo., May 23 ...... 200 163 McMechen, W. Va., May 21 ...... 180 154 4 SistersviUe, W. Va., Oct 22 ...... 200 174 . Chicago, Hi., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 182 . St. Louis, Mo., May 24 .. ... ——...... 200 137 McMechen, W. Va., May 22 .... ISO 150 . *SistersTille, W, Va., Oct 23 ...... Bismarck. ,,.N. D., June 27 ...... 125 110 . Rochester, Ind., May 28 ...... 80 60 McMechen, W. Va., May 23 .... 180 173 2 3 Lancaster, Pa., Dec. 5 ...... 200 177 . St Paul, Minn., May 30 ._ 150 126 Rochester, Ind., May 28 ...... 200 184 3 Newark. N. J., Dec. 6 ...... , 185 171 2 St Paud, Minn., May 31 .., 150 134 Rochester, Ind., May 29 .. . 200 187 2 2 Newark, N. J., Dec. 7 ...... Columbus, O., June 4 ~ 185 147 Marion, Ind., June 4 ...... 200 188 1 Columbus, O., June 5 ~» 195 146 Marion, Ind., June 5 .. .,.. 200 188 2 1 .887 per cent 11005 9771 Columbus, O., Juno 6 155 119 Brook, Ind.. June 6 ...... ,., .. 2»0 192 1 Did not shoot fun program. Milwaukee, Wis., June 8 150 114 Dyersburg, Tenn., June 11 . .... 260 184 2 Milwaukee, Wis., June D .. 150 101 Dyersburg, Tenn., June 12 ...... 200 172 . . Cincinnati, 0., Sept. 25 ...... 200 174 4 Lowell, Ind., June 13 ..... 200 155 Newton, 111., June 13 ...... 200 191 2 E. G. WHITE (P.), Ottawa, Can. Columbus, O., Oct 2 . .. _ .. _ .... 200 187 4 Lowell, Ind., June 14 .... 200 182 Natrton, 111., June 14 ..... 200 191 4 2 Syracuse. N. Y., J&n. 13 ...... 160 143 . . Spring Valley, Minn., July 10 150 122 Chicago, HL, June 18 ...... 100 90 . H.-imflton, Out, Jan. 15 (18 yds.) ... . 100 77 . Milwaukee, Wis.. Job- 31 150 125 OJlcsgo, HL, June 21 (18 yds.) . 290 135 . Hamilton, Ont, Jan. 16 (18 yds.) ... .100 87 4 Ottawa, HL, July 108 87 4 St Louis, Mo., Jtwe 23 ...... 250 335 2 Hnmllton, Ont, Jan. If (18 yds.) ... . 180 159 . DwtoB. Ky., Oct 10 ...*_,^... _ J»0 183 3 - Tit^tnate^ TTI ^ 4&J ... SCO US J W. ffrsatfort, HL. Juni W .——. 290 194 1 Hamilton, Oat, Jan.~« (U yds.) ... . 220 HOt . . SrrintflcAd. 0., O*. U ...... 2M 1»1 * [JANUARY 4, 1908. SPORTING LJFB.

Springfield, O., Oct. 17 ...... 200 184 . 4 Average Winners. R. L. Trimble, W. Frankfort, 111., Oct. 15 16 400 362 won Cosmopolitan championship, 87-100 T. F. Suter, New Haven, Pa., Oct. 16 .. .. 85 63 targets. .915 per cent. 9135 8365 Below are the names and addresses of C. Patterson, New Haven, Pa., Oct. 16 .. 85 63 Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 9- Yale won the an *Did not shoot program. J, M Sampson, St. Josepll, Mo., Oct. 17 .. 200 168 those who have won one or more first Mark Arie, Danville, 111., Oct. 22 ...... 180 168 nual collegiate team race, 215 out of 250 JESSE YOUNG (A.), Chicago, III. averages during the season. When double C. M. Town send, Valparaiso, Ind.. Oct. 22 200 186 targets. 24 400 338 Chicago, 111., Jan. 1 ...... 100 933 dates are mentioned it means a general J. A. Hansboro, Orlando, Fla., Oct. 23 Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 12 A. H. Hardy hit 992 Chicago, 111., Feb. 22 ...... 200 185 . average win. Their shooting has either not S. E. Sands, Orlando, Fla., Oct. 24 ... .. 200 167 marbles out of 1000 with .22 calibre rifle. aeen of sufficient importance, in quality or J. Seaborn. Youngstown, O., Oct. 29 ... .. 135 122 Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 13, 18 A. H. Hardy hit Champaign, 111., April 10 ...... 215 176 . J. J. Strawbridge, Coulterville, 111., Oct. 31 400 351 Champaign, 111., April 11 ...... 215 lti©0 . . n number of tournaments participated in, C. Bennett, West Chester, Pa., Nov. 9 . .. 100 90 13,066 2% inch wooden balls and blocks Milwaukee, Wls., June 8 ...... 150 140 3 +,o give a complete record: A. Minker, West Chester, Pa., Nov. 9 . .. 100 90 without a miss with .22 calibre rifle car Milwaukee, Wis., June 9 ...... 150 140 3 4 Shot Eke. 17 400 346 tridges. Chicago, 111., June 18 ...... 100 82 . E. C. Garrett, Seattle, Wash., Nov. 16 Chicago, 111., June 21 (18 yds.) ...... 200 182 . L A. McKelvey, Avondale, Pa., Jan. 1 ... . 160 146 H. Junker, Se.ittle, Wash.. Nov. 17 ...... 200 171 Fairplay, Mo., Oct. 11-16 J. W. Akard r. A. Bateman, Robinson, 111., Jan. 1 ... 150 130 Joe Seaborn, Mineral Ridge, O.. Nov. 26 ... 130 117 tossed and broke 15,000 targets without a Wellington, Mass., July 16 ...... 180 169 . 1 E. Doolittle, Cleveland, O., Jan. 1 ... 150 ISO F. Jebb, Octoraro, Pa., Nov. 28 ...... 100 96 Wellington, Mass., July 17 ...... 90 84 4 3. H. Tripp, Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 1 R. N. Burnes. E. Lexington, Mass., Nov. 28 125 105 miss using .22 calibre rifle cartridges. Wellington, Mass., July 18 ...... 90 86 3 . D. R? RisheX© 6ttawa7*Pa?/ Jan""l ".""©..t.. 95 78 C. E. Doollttle, Cleveland, 0., Nov. 28 . . 150, 137 St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 15 C. C. Crossman in Cedar Lake, Ind., July 25 ©...... 200 187 2 28 180 154 10 shots with revolver at 20 yds. scored Watseka, 111., Aug. 15 ...... 250 241 1 A. Klausner, Utica, N. Y., Jan. 1 ...... 150 138 L. H. Sehortemier, Brooklyn, N. Y., Nov. Denver, Colo., Aug. 20 ...... 200 187 . Truax, Oradell, N. J., Jan. 1 ...... 200 1T7 F. Gerhart, Reading. Pa.. Nov. 28 ...... 100 91 a possible 100. Forces, Spokane, Wash., Jan. 1 ...... 150 142 A. Ballentyne, Edge Hill, Pa., Nov. 30 .. .. 143 133 Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 W. H. Heer won Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ...... 100 97 3 Seaborn, Sharon, Pa., Jan. 1 ...... 155 140 Roy Faye, Wellington, Mass., Doc. 5 ...... 150 132 Denver, Colo.. Aug. 22 ...... 100 97 3 . ~..as. Shilz, Canton, Ohio. Jan. 1 ...... 125 119 G. H. Hassam, E. Lexington, Mass., Dec. 7 80 74 the Wyeth trophy, 49-50 sliding handicap, Hammond, Ind., Sept. 2 ...... 200 185 2 W. H. Cult-man, Ossining. N. Y., Jan 1 .. 10U 84 16 to 25 yds. Ottawa, HI., Oct. 16 ...... 200 187 1 f. E. Jemimas, Toronto, Ont., Jan. 12 .... 120 107 Wellington, Mass., June 6 Mayor E. E. Ottawa, 111., Oct. 17 ...... 200 176 4 2 J. A. McKelvey, Kising Sun, Md., Jan. 29.. 145 138 Other Important Events. Reed won New England championship, 50 Blooraington, 111., Oct. 23 ...... 200 192 2 W. E. Keller, JJecatur, 111., Jan. 30 ...... 200 185 Bloomington, 111., Oct. 24 ...... 200 176 . 3 M. Wentz, Edge Hill, Pa., Feb. 9 ...... 120 103 Many matches, special events, club handi straight targets. Chicago, 111., Sept. 25 ...... 200 192 4 J, R. England, Rising Sun, Md., Feb. 12 .. 175 163 caps and other affairs of importance not Wellington, Mass., July 10 Mayor E. E. Chicago, 111., Sept, 26 ...... 200 191 4 4 1. D. Ranibo Sherrard, 111., Feb. 12-13 .. 3SO 337 placed under special headings appear be- Reed won New England Championship 48- -©. S. Cantrell, Edge Hill, Pa., Feb. 12 .... 140 116 ow: 50 targets. .925 per cent. 3940 3645 Miller, Geneva, Neb., Feb. 15 ...... 165 158 Dayton, Ky., Jan. 1 C. A. Young won Tri- Wellington, Mass., Aug. 14 Mayor E. E. W: Keller, Blue Mound, 111., Feb. 21-22 .. 400 332 A. A. Sterling, Herkimer, N. Y., Feb. 22 .. 105 96 State trophy. 24 out of 25 live birds. Reed won New England championship, 47- A Correction. W. It. Baldwin, Water-town, Mass., Feb. 22 125 105 Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 15-16 J. E. "Short," 50 targets. Ere the ink was dry on the pages of our Willard, E. Lexington, Mass., Feb. 22 .... 150 118 B. F. Smith and. H. D. Kirkover tied in Wellington, Mass., Sept. 28 H. L. Edgar- inside forms, printed last week, we were E. J. Root, Cleveland, O., Feb. 22 ...... 150 136 Grand Canadian Handicap. 19-20 live ton won New England championship 45- A. J. Webb. San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 22-24 375 360 birds. Short won tie, six straight. 50 targets. chagrined to find a typographical error in L. Wertz, Reading, Pa., Feb. 23 ...... 160 138 connection with two of our tables. That we C. B. Semple, Louisville Ky., Feb. 22 .... 115 99 Brenham, Tex., Jan 22-23 E. Fosgard won Wellington, Mass., Oct. 24 Dr. F. E. Glea- can correct in our later forms of same issue W. R. Chamberlain, Millersport, O., Feb. 26 170 147 Sunny South Handicap at live birds. 25 son and H. L. Edgarton tied for New is some satisfaction. The line of percentage S. A. Wadsworth, Skaneateles June., Feb. 28 100 90 straight. England Championship 45-50 targets. and totals under C. H. Newcomb©s table be H. Schlkher, Allentown, Pa., March 7 .... 180 159 Brenhan, Tex., Jan. 23 Otto Sens and R. Shoot-off Gleason 25 straight, Edgarton, E. A. Wadsworth, Messina, N Y., March 21 100 90 H. Connerly tied for Houston "Chroni 23. longs to J. L. D. Morrison, being a correc W. J. Rand, El Paso, Tex., March 26 .... 200 181 tion of erroneous percentage now showing. J. Ortselfer, New Haven, Conn., March 29 .. 140 121 cle" cup. 99-100 targets. Tie Sens Wellington, Mass., Nov. 7 H. C. Kirkwood Compositor unfortunately changed the wrong Mack, Waterbury, Conn., March 29 ...... 150 132 24. 24, 24, 25, 25. Connerly 24, 24, 24, won New England Championship 44-50 line. / 0. H. Newcomb©s percentage and to McCall, Exeter, Ont.. March 29 ...... 180 165 25. 24. targets. tals should read .880 per cent., 1890 shot at H. Scane, Exeter; Ont., March 29 ...... 180 165 Brenham, Tex., Jan. 25 H. L. Reno won Wellington, Mass., Nov. 21 H. L. Edgar- B. A. Staples, S. Framingham, Mass., Apr. 9 100 93 ton won New England Championship 4G- and 1663 broke. Gun Editor. Chas. Cottle, Savannah, N. Y., April 11 .... 110 90 Sunny South Handicap at targets, 87- O S. Sked, Easton, Pa., April 13 ...... 300 181 100. 5.0 targets. J. H. Shenr-an, Atchison, Kas., April 14 .. 200 177 Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 12 Philadelphia Wellington, Mass., Dec. 5 ©Henry Powers The Leaders. Geo. Kouwenhoven, Brooklyn, N. Y., April 16 100 99 won seven-man team race against Leban- and Roy Faye tied for New England Those who have made 90 per cent, or Nelson, Needham, Mass., April 17 ...... 125 98 on-Harrisburg Harrisburg 152 to 147. Championship 44-50 targets. Shoot-off Nat Ressler, Quarryvllle, Pa., April 18 .... 160 144 Power 19, Faye 17-25. better for the year 1907, are given below. J. B. Sanders, Springfield, Mass., April 19.. 200 182 Possible 175 live birds. In our first table those shooting over 10,000 Daggett, E Lexington, Mass., April 19 .. 150 143 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 22 A. D. Mermod Philadelphia, Pa., April 6 Chas. Newcomb targets are arranged, in the second table W. E. Crosby, Gilmer, Tex., April 26 ...... 140 138 won Great Western Handicap, 25 straight won individual average Philadelphia those shooting over 5,000 targets and under W. J. Williams, Arkansas City, Ark., Ap. 27 200 184 live birds. Trap Shooters© League 226 out of 250 10,000 are given, in the third table those Wood, Decatur, 111., May 1-2 ...... 400 372 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 H. G. Taylor targets. Nat Ressler, Lancaster, Pa., May 2 ...... 200 181 Coffeyville, Kas., Sept. 19 Geo. Maxwell, shooting over 3,000 and under 5,000, while Wilson, Phillipsburg, N. J., May 4 ...... 200 175 won Elliott Interstate Individual Ama the last table includes the remaining 90 W. Harrington, Ogden, Utah, May 3 ...... 225 209 teur cup, 24 at 25 live birds. won Wyeth trophy, 48-50, sliding handi per centers shooting at less than 3,000 Robertson, Centralia, Wash., May 4 ...... 120 113 Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 23 Wm. Veach won cap 16 to 25 yds., after shoot off with targets. The number of shots fired, the H. Gilchrist, Ceiitralia, Wash., May 4 ..120113 Elliott Individual Target cup, 84-100 El E. O©Brien and D. D. Gross. , number broke and the percentage made is Squires, Centralia, Wash., May 4 ...... 120 113 liott sliding handicap. San Antonio, Tex., Nov. 12-23 inc. Mrs. A. M. O. Feudner, San Francisco, Cal., May 10-12 D. Topperwein shot at 100 targets daily given. The professionals are marked (P) 475 427 Harrisburg, Pa., Feb. 22 W. L. Rutter and the amateurs (A). Keifer, Jacksonburg, W. Va., May 10 .. 200 172 won Harrisburg Shooting Assoc. challenge and scored 951 out of possible 1000. Prior, San Francisco, Cal., May 12 .... 65 60 trophy, 20 straight live birds. More Than 10,000 Shots. H. Burr, Montpelter, Vt., May 16 .... 175 149 Falls City, Neb., March 23 F. E. Rogers Matches at 100 Targets. C. Q. Spencer ...... (P) 16,220 15,400 .949 Vanderveer, Freehold, N. J., May 16 .. 180 163 won Schmelzer trophy. 47-50 sliding _. W. Lewis, N. Bedford. Mass., May 22-23 350 334 handicap tie, 25 straight. Outside the contests for the Wawaseft W. K. Crosby ...... (P) 12,970 12,303 .948 A. \V. Lewis, New Bedford, Mass., May 23 175 103 E. O©Brien ...... (P) 10,560 10,007 .947 J. E Wells, Pine BlutV, Ark., May 23 200 188 Pine Bluff, Ark., March 19 W. B. Miller trophy in the East and the Thorpe trophy 3. M. Hawking ...... (P) 14,275 13,492 .945 C. E.© Cottle, Clyde, N. Y., May 24 ...... 150 137 won the Lloyd medal, 45-50 live birds.. in the West the matches at 100 targets 3. R. Taylor ...... (P) 15,180 14,322 .943 F. M. Newbert, Sacramento, Cal.. May 23-26 400 382 St. Joseph, Mo., March 27 Dan Bray won have lacked vital interest. The experts L. R. Barkley ...... (P) 13,945 13.140 .942 G. W. Lewis, Herrincton, Kas., May 2S .. 60 57 Wyeth trophy, 48-50 targets, sliding han have done none of it and the records given W H. Heer ...... (P) 11,960 11,231 .939 A. Somers. Poole, Md., May 29 ...... 150 127 below were mostly among club members H. B. Money ...... (P) 10,700 10,106 .939 L. R. Lewis, Ashland, Pa.. May 29-30 .... 325 269 dicap 16©25 yds. !». German ...... (P) 12.185 11,412 .936 E. M. Kurd, Pittsfleld, Mass.. May 30 .... 200 182 Montclair, N. J., April 3 John R. Martin and appear merely as a part of this Review. Cf Maxwell ...... (P) 13,185 12,311 .933 D. W. Bilker, Allegheny. Pa., May 30 ...... 170 158 won Metropolitan championship, 95-100 Many matches at 100 targets for State G. Ward ...... (P) 10,905 10,086 .924 G. W Fernside. New Haven, Comi., May 30 185 158 targets. championships appear under another head. H G. Tsylor ...... (P) 14.67& 13,536 .922 E. A. Staples. S., Framiug©m, Mass., May 30 100 98 Reading, Pa., April 18 A. Sutler won Chicago, 111,, Jan. 1 J. S. Boa 94, G. H, L. J. Squier ...... (P) 10,925 10,071 .921 C. Richter, No. Englewood, N. J., May 30 .. 180 135 Spring Valley Handicap, 20 straight live F E. Rogers ...... (A) 16,110 14.797 .918 W. H. Williauison, Boise, Ida., May 30 .. 150 144 Howard 85. C. Gottlieb ...... (P) 13.115 12,037 .917 M. E. Hensler, Trinidad, Colo., May 30 .. 100 89 birds. Avon, Pa., Jan. 1 A, 0. Krueger 89, N. W. D. Stunnard ...... (P) 10,805 9,888 .915 Ray Hendrloks. Ossiuing, N. Y.. May 30 .. 220 188 Wissinoming, Pa., May 4 Thomas Tansey Ressler 84. O. N. Ford ...... (A) 12,850 11,705 .910 Ed. Scott, Camdea, 111., Mny 30 ...... 100 8.6 won Trap Shooters© League individual con Gloucester, N. J., Jan 16 0. E. Mink 89, A, Olsen ...... (A) 10,190 9,234 .906 G. A. RUey, Carnden, 111., May 30 ...... 100 86 test, 86-100 targets. H. B. Fisher 78. Dr. Hacking, Iron River, Mich., May 30 .... 200 180 Chicago, 111., May 16 Illinois amateur Over 5,000, Under 10, 000 Shots. P. Steubener, Washington, D. C.. May 30.. 150 139 Geneva, Neb., Jan. 10 Chas. Evans 78, Bert L. E. MaLlory. Jr., Bradford, Pa., May 30 170 151 championship won by J. B. Barto, 46-50. Laing 66 (Thorpe trophy). F. Gilbert ...... (P) W. C.. Goss.. Concord,, N.. H.,., May 30 .... 150 128 Chicago, 111., May 16 Illinois professional Rahway, N. J., Jan. 31 J. V. Ro«hietti 75, W. Huff ...... (P) . S. Denniker, Belle Vernon, Pa.. May 30 170 158 championship won by F. C. Riehl, 47-50. Scott Terry 70. H. J. Borden ...... (P) F. Truax, Utica, N. Y., May 30-31 ...... 400 353 Chicago, 111., May 15 Illinois two-barrel Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 28 F. Apker 94, A. H. C. Hirschey ...... (P) Russell, Northville, Mich.,©May 31 ...... 200 187 championship for L. C. Smith cup. A. R O. Heikes...... (P) H. C. Barstow, Willimantic. Conn., June 5 200 175 Smith 88. L. I. Wade ...... (P) J. E. Climax, Wellington. Mass., June 6.. 160 151 Vance 24, F. C. Riehl 24-25. Tie Vance Geneva, Neb., Feb. 14 C. C. Evans 85, A. F. M. Faurote ...... (P) C. W. Felganspan, Montclair, N. J., June 8 155 142 13, Riehl 12-15. 20 yds. Olsen 85-100. Tie Evans 22, Olsen 21- W. S. Hoon ...... (A) H. E Barstow, Rockville, Conn., June 12 200 177 San Francisco, Cal., May 12 F. Newbert 25 (Thorpe trophy). C. A. Young ...... (P) B Keifer, Grafton, W. Va., June 14 ...... 200 175 won Pacific Coast Trap Shooters© League Geneva, Neb., March 15 C. C. Evans 93, A. M. Hatcher ...... (P) F. Jebb. Atglen, Pa., June 15 ...... ©200 182 Handicap, 81-100 (18 yds.), tie 23-25. H. D. Freeman ...... (P) V. Williams, Atglen, Pa., June 15 ...... 200 182 Arthur Potts 79-100 (Thorpe trophy). H. Dixon ...... (A) J. B. Sanders, Mechanicville, N\ Y., June 15 200 177 Lebanon, Pa., May 21 Independent Gun Geneva, Neb., April 18 W. D. Townsend R. R. Barber ...... (P) F. M. Newbert, Gridley, Cal.. June 15-16.. 400 382 Club, of Easton, won Milt Lindsley trophy, 86, C. C. Evans 84-100 (Thorpe trophy). Mrs. Topperweln ...... (P) S. Hebbard, Watertown, Mass., June 17 .. 125 119 two men at 25 singles, 5 pair each, 58- Fresno, Cal., March 31 L. Holdsclaw 87, C. B. Adams ...... (P) T. C. Adams, E. Lexington, Mass., June 17 150 139 70. E. C. Ickes 84. II. Klein ...... (P) H. Jordan, Winthrop, Mass., June 17 ...... 100 85 Lebanon, Pa., May 22 Independent Gun F. C. Riehl ...... (P) G. W. Fernside, New Haven, Conn., June 27 200 179 Wilmington, Del., April 25 W. M. Foord C. O. I/eCompte ...... (P) Brown, Washington. D. C., July 4 ...... 170 152 Cluh, of Philadelphia, won Reading trophy, 85, L. S. German 79 (Wawaset trophy). W. Veach ...... (P) H. O. Humphreys, Roanoke, Va., July 4 .... 180 169 4 men, 96-100. Wilmington, Del., April 25 J. B. McHuga R. Thompson ."...... (A) J. F. Calhoun, McKeesport, Pa., July 4 ..160 144 Lebanon, Pa., May 22 Independent Gun 79, J. T. Robertson 66. W. B. Darton ...... (P) E. A. Staples, S. Framin©m, Mass., July 4 150 142 Club, of Philadelphia, won Harrisburg Faulkton, S. Dak., May 15 Dudley Martin H. C. Kirkwood ...... (A) F. J. Daggett, E Lexington, Mass., July 4.. 175 165 trophy, 3 men, 68-75, tie 71-75. J. B. Barto ...... (A) H. C. Barstow. Hartford, Conn.. July 4 ..175 165 91, A. P. McDowell 87. H. W. Kahler ...... (P) W. H. Snow, Chicopee Falls, Mass., July 4 140 122 Lebanon, Pa., May 22 J. T. Atkinson won Baltimore, Md., June 13 J. M. Hawkins W. H. Corson, Dover, N. H., July 4 ...... 100 .91 Bollman Memorial handicap, 48-50, 19 94, L. S. German 93 (Wawaset trophy). Over 3,000, Under 5,000 Shots. Lee Wertz, Reading, Pa., July 4 ...... 155 151 yds. Lincoln, Neb., June 7 W. D. Townsend 87, W. E. Arthur, Tampa, Fla., July 4 ...... 200 184 McMechen, W. Va., May 22 Fairmount Gun G. L. Carter 84 (Thorpe trophy). 3 L. D. Morrison ...... (P) 3.370 3,228 .957 F. W. Perry, Industry, 111., July 4 ...... 150 134 Club won state championship team race, C. M. Powers ...... (A) 4,730 4,470 .945 Gordon, Mobile, Ala., July 4 ...... 190 167 Faulkton, S. Dak., July 4 E. P. Troeh 97, T. J. Hartman ...... (A) 3,570 3.3^8 .932 D. Goodenough, Cleveland, O., July 4 ...... 100 94 90-100 tie, 45-50. A. P. McDowell 96. J. M. Hughes ...... (A) 3,460 3,209 .927 C. E. Robbins. Fargo, N. Dak.. July 4 ..100 90 Brooklyn, N. Y., May 14 J. H. Hendrickson Boise, Ida, July 28 P. J. Holohan 94, A. J. Young ...... (A) 3,940 3,645 .925 W. H. Hall, Waynesboro, Va.. July 4 ...... 200 186 won Bergen Beach Gun Club©s serial han E. McKenzie 87. M. J. Maryott ...... (P) 3.850 3.517 .913 H. N. Hall, Thomasville, Ga., July 4-5 .... 400 377 dicap, 14 points, 184-250. Ord, Neb., July 29 Watson 92, Shirley 88. L. H. Reid ...... (P) 4,160 3.800 .911 L. R. L«wis, Glen Rock, Pa., July 10 ..... 200 159 Mexia, Tex., April 24 H. C. Carter won Ord, Neb., July 30 Chapin 87, Shirley 87, H M. Clirk ...... (A) 3,410 3,118 .911 C. "Bennett" Johns, Quarryvllle, Pa., July 11 200 184 G. Roll ...... (A) 4,325 3.93S .910 J. H. Hendrickson, Rahjvay, N. J., July 13 140 132 Houston "Chronicle" trophy. tie, Shirley 17, Chapin 16. K. Fosgarl ...... (A) 3.550 3,2->T .909 T. S. Bibbee. Elba, O.. July 16 ...... 200 187 Fort Scott, Kas., May 10 D. J. Holland Omaha, Neb., Aug. W. D. Townsend 87, D. E J. Chingrei ...... (A) 3,660 3,325 .90S Ed. Banks, Reading, Pa., July 20 ...... 150 140 won Wyeth trophy, 50 straight, 16 to 25 Bray 85 (Thorpe trophy). I> A. Upson ...... (A) 3.315 3.00-5 .906 F. Howe, Portland, Ore., July 21 ...... 150 139 yds. Ord, Neb., Aug. 1 Musschel 92, Shirley 81. D. J. Holland ...... (A) 3,300 2.993 .906 O. Porter, Bonesteel, S Dak., July 24 .. 115 113 Des Moines, la., May 28 F. Gilbert, 22 Hamilton, Tex., June 13 T. Saxon 89, W. Geo. Volk ...... (A) 3,335 3.062 .905 M. Knuessel, Ottawa, 111., July 28 ...... 100 95 yds., and R. Klein, 19 yds., 48-50, tied L. Baxter 87. G. V. Deling ...... (A) 3.210 2.905 .90.".905 Mogg, Cazenovia, N. Y., Aug. 1 ...... 100 90 F G. Fuller ...... (A) 3,180 2.888 W. R. McCracken, Success, Ark., Aug. 1 .. 150 125 for Ottumwa diamond badge. Hamilton, Tex., June 27 W. L. Baxter 95, F Mills ...... (A) 3,975 3.590 .903 Hy Shaw, Shell City, Mo., Aug. 8 ...... 200 186 Des Moines, la., May 29 O. N. Ford won T. Saxon 94. F.. Holling ...... (P) 4,570 4.120 .901 Dr. Woolen. Buffalo. N. Y., Aug. 10 ...... 100 95 L. C. Smith cup, 20 straight, tie 14-15 Ravenna, O., Sept. 11 J. A. Flick 91, 3,272 .900 R. S. Pringle. Bradford, Pa., Aug. 13 .... 100 93 targets. W. Baggerman ...... (A) 3,635 Goddard, Llvingston, Mont., Aug. 18 ...... 225 210 Shiltz 91. A. Hess, Blnghamton. N. Y., Aug. 21 .... 175 157 Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 7 Guy Ward 490, H. D. Lincoln, Neb., Sept. G. L. Carter 81, Under 3,000 Shots. H. R. Bonser, Denver, Colo., Aug. 21 ..... 100 99 Freeman 484 out of 500 targets in match W. D. Townsend 80 (Thorpe trophy). E. "Kelsey" ...... (A) 1.520 1,431 .941 A. E. Sibley, Norwich, Conn., Aug. 22 .... 200 169 shoot, consuming less than two hours. Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 24 A. Olsen 88, G. L. W G-irrett ...... (A) 2,890 2,713 .938 Kelly, Iron Mountain, Mich., Aug. 26 .... 200 190 Columbus, O., June 5 Toledo team won Carter 80 (Thorpe trophy). W. Arnold (A) 1,900 1,783 .938 G. H. Pumpelly, Middletown, N. Y., Aug. 27 200 187 "Sportsmen©s Review" trophy, 47-50. Reading, Pa., Oct. 19 J. Dierolf 93, M. C. Griffith .. (A) 2,270 2,101 .925 W. C. Goss, Henniker, N. H., Aug. 28 .... 150 133 Columbus, O., June 6 Columbus Gun Club F. Confarr ... (A) 2.005 1.S47 .921 J D Greene, Newark, N. Y., Aug. 29 ...... 170 161 Gottshall 91. B. Richardson (A) 1,770 1,628 .919 J. Deck, Utica, N. Y., Sept. 2 ...... 165 120 won S. & F. trophy, 30 singles, 10 pair Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 20 Wm. Veach 86, E. Buckw.Uter (A) 1,730 1,584 .9U Miles Taylor. Washington, D. C., Sept. 2 .. 155 131 per man, 204-250. P. Franke 69, for Elliott target medal. Dunnill ..... (A) 1,900 1,735 .913 E. F Markley, Phillipsburg, N. J., Sept. 2 200 177 Lexington, Mo., July 9 Ed. O©Brien won "Made," Springfield, Mass., Sept. 2 ...... 200 184 Wyeth trophy, 48-50, sliding handicap, G. B. Darton, Auburn, Me., Sept. 2 ...... 180 163 Live Bird Matches. II! W Torpey. West Chester, Pa., Sept. 2 .... 100 92 16 to 25 yds. Turner, Niles, O., Sept. 2 ...... 145 134 Joplin, Mo., Aug. 14 H. Kahler won Wy Many matches were shot last season,_ and ill : O Wagner, Logansport, Ind., Sept. 2...... 235 197 eth trophy, 49-50, sliding handicap, 16 to we place herein those of 25 or more birds: :S8S F. O. Williams, Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 2 .. 200 180 25 yds. Reading, Pa., Jan. 4 Capt. F. Keller 20, R N. Burnes, E. Lexington, Mass., Sept. 2 155 137 Heber Yost 19, possible 25. J F. Calhoun, McKeesport. Pa., Sept. 2 ..100 96 Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 14 W. M. Foord Honorable Mention. E M. Hurd, Schenectady, N. Y., Sept 2 .. 175 156 won Westy Hogan trophy, 49-50, tie 25 Flourtown, Pa., Jan. 1 Wm. Cloverdale 85, H S. Fowler, Vernon, Tex., Sept. 2 (S. H.) 150 133 straight. S. White 74, possible 100. Besides these seventy-five skillful shooters, W H Fickel. Tabor. la.. Sept. 2 ...... 200 168 Goldfield, Nev., Sept. 3 F. M. Newbert, 18 Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 9 Horace Young 19, contained in our gilt-edged list, there are H. Johnson, Portsmouth, O.. Sept. 2 ...... 200 186 yds., and R. Thompson, 21 yds., tied for A. A. Felix 18, F. Muller 17, possible 25. eighteen names due for honorable mention L. Wertz, Reading, Pa.. Sept. 2 ...... 160 147 Narberth, Pa., Jan. 12 A. Babb 24, Qt, T. A Neill, Wheeling, W. Va., Sept. 11 .. 200 181 Great Western Handicap trophy, 92-100. by reason of their very slight fraction of C. E© Cottle. LeRoy, N. Y.. Sept. 11 ...... 150 137 Tie Newbert 17-20, Thompson 16-20. Titlow 23, possible 25. less than 90 per cent. C Slack, LeRoy, N. Y., Sept. 11 ...... 150 137 San Antonio, Tex., Sept. 17-20 A. Topper- Philadelphia, Pa., Jan 3 Jas. Staley 39, D. Bray ...... (A) 4,650 4,181 Roquemore, Coleman, Tex., Sept. 11-12 .. 260 239 wein broke 19,990 out of 20,000 2% in. F. Muller 35, possible 42. J. A. R. Elliott ...... P) 11,970 10,756 W H Schuyler. Charleroi. Pa.. Sept. 17 .. 100 88 wooden blocks and 2 % in. clay discs Jeffersonville, Pa., Jan. 10 Chas. Cressman J. S Thomas (A) 5.075.... 4,562 H L Brown. Freehold, N. J., Sept. 19 .... 150 136 thrown by hand including one run of 8840 21, Jonas Myers 20, possible 25. C. D. Plank ... 6,920 6,207 T H. Cohron, Jefferson City, Mo., Sept. 20 145 119 Jeffersonville, Pa., Jan. 10 Chas. Knipe 23, G. S. McCarty . 4,300 3,855 J T Caston. Jefferson City, Mo., Sept. 21 185 155 and another of 4991 straight with .22 cal F. Bell ...... 3,550 3,183 H L. Edgerton. Waterbury, Conn., Sept. 24 175 152 automatic rifles. Frank McPhilanny 21. possible 25. F. D. Kelsey ... 1,376 H E Brown. Bradford, Pa., Sept, 24-25 .. 400 358 Ottawa, Can., Sept. 7 United States Rifle Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 22 Wm. Bollman 25, W. Henderson . 1,956 Fred Ellett, Niehols, la., Sept. 25 ...... 200 192 team won Palma trophy. Scores: United Horace Young 21* possible 25. G. K. Mackle .. 6,938 J Kanteky, Niehols. la., Sept. 24-25 .... 400368 States 1712, Canada 1671, Australia 1653, Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 24 Fred Muller 43, H. H. Stevens . 12,150 H M Shane. Hnntington. W. Va., Sept 26 200 181 Jas. Staley 42, possible 50. E. H. Storr .... 2.457 Max Witz, Fort Wayne, Ind., Oct. 2 ...... 200 180 Great Britain 1580. F. LeNoir ..... 8,614 L Wertz, Temple, Pa., Oct. 3 ...... 100 86 New Paris©; O., Sept. 17 L.. H. Reid won Philadelphia, Pa., Jan 24 F. Poulson 23, O. R. Dickey .. 2.802 _© R Holt, Bessemer, Ala., Oct. 4 ...... 200 183 Navahoe cup. 94-100 targets. S. Redman 20, possible 25. C. E. Binyon . 2.143 J F. Calhoun, McKeesport, Pa., Oct. 5 .. 100 86 Fairmont, W. Va., Oct. 9 J. F. Phillips won Kansas City, Mo., ,Jan. 27 E. E. Hairgroy* C. D. Linderman 3,681 .891 W Torpey, Duffryn Mawr, Pa., Oct. 12 .. 100 90 championship Monongahela Valley, 97-100 23, J. W. Harlan 19, possible 25. J. W. Hightower 2,551 .891 F Ellett, Keithsburg, 111., ...... 400368 Flourtown, Pa., Feb. 4 H. Dull 39, Wx». D. E..Hlckey .. 2,285 .891 B. Waggoner Keithsburg, 111., ...... 200 181 targets. i, &. Graham 2,432 .890 A. K"i""r Duquoin. 111.. Oct. 8-9 100 366 Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 8 J. H. Hendrickson Cloverdale 38, possible 50. e For the Year f 1907 Was made by Mr. Fred Gilbert who, of course, used

The Official Records show that during 1907 Mr. Gilbert shot at 9195 targets and broke 8817 A Grand Average Eleven of the 16DU men who made an Average of 93% or better used , . of Smokeless Shot Gun Powders

(94.5 pef cent) was made by an Illinois Amateur who also used DuPont Smokeless From October 22 to Novembei: 23 (inclusive) 1907 Mr* W. R. Cfosby shot at 3300 targets and broke 3204, an average Of Over 97 Per Cent. Mr. Crosby used

The Powder That Makes, and Breaks Records E. I. du Pont de Nemours Powder Co. WILM1NGTON, DEL. I9O&

Philadelphia, P», Jan. 2S ffred Murphy 42, Montana, BfQings. June 8 Pmitt won. . M., ...... _.. .*123, *1Q1 vious year, distance being the same, all R. J. Lamb 41, possible 50. Oklahoma and Indian Territory, Hay 8 -Lout Forbes, JV .....,;...... 104 standing at 18 yds. There were 85 entries Norristown, Pa, I1**. 2 M, T. Hart 23, Reed 49-60. Freeman, H. IX, in ;the amateur race which Hugh M. Clark, Charles Cressman 22, possible 25. Kentucky, Lexington, May 24 T. H. Clay *165, *i37, 116, *115, *114, 109, *104 of Urbana, 111., won on the score of 188. In Norristown, Psk, Feb. 1 H. Ward 49, Q6-400. German, L. S., the professional contest 55 entered and W. Charles Knipe 46, possible 50. Ohio, Colambus. June 6 J. R. Taylor 50 179, 156, 150, 116, 110, 109, *102 R. Crosby, of Q©Fallon, 111., won with 192. Beading, Pa^ Feb. 6 Oapt. F. Seller 88, straight. Gilbert, Fred ....178, 13S, 130, HI, 100 In the three handicap events C, M. Pow H. Y. Tost 34, posaiblo 50. Ohio, Columbus, Jane 5 (Amateur) Dr. Go*tl»b, GM ...... _..^131, 107 ers, 20 yds., led the field with an average Kansas City, Mo*, Feb. 3 J. Fraake 23, Van Fossen 25 straight. Gross, D. D^ :...., ...... 122 of .940 per cent., breaking 376 out of 400 E. HairgroTB 22, possiWe 25. New Jersey, PhiEipsburg, June 6-- K H. Hartman, ...... *«»-»»^...... 224, 106 targets. In the firs.t day©s shooting, the pro Philadelphia, Pa^ Feb. 16 R, J. Lamb 4«, Piercsy 47-56. Hatcher, A. M_ ..... ,».135, 114, *100 gram consisting of 100 shots and with en F. Murphy 42, possible 50. New York, Syracuse, June 11-13 -H, S. Hawkinu, J. M.. tries numbering 353, L. I. Wade, Dallas, Flourtown, Pa., Feb. 13 H. Young 36, WeJles 462-500, trophy depending on three n.71, 22t J51, ISO, 146, 111, 104, 103, Tex., and Le^ Barkley, Chicago, 111., (both Fred Mailer 36, possible 50, tie Young 10, days© average. 10O. professionals) divided first honors on 99. Muller 9. "Wfeconsin, Milwaukee, June 9 JP. G. Fuller Heer, W. H^ _.. .,.. 158, 120, 120, 103 The winners in the Grand American Han Floiirtown, Pa,, Feb. 13 H. Ward 31, F. 47-50 and tie. es, R. O., dicap at targets since its inception follow: Kleiatz 30, possible 35. Maryland, Baltimore, June 12 (Amateur) 146, 118, (98 from 20 yds), 101. Yds-Bk. Norristown, Pa., Feb. 23 M. T. Hart 21, H. Jackson 93-10O. HolUng, 1L, ...... 166 1900 June 12, Interstate Park, N. F. McPhilanny 20, possible 25. Nebraska, Onraha, Jun* 6 Hd Holaworth HexwtJMid, W. H., ...... 154 Y., 74 starters, v n by R. O. ansas City, Mo., Feb. 21 Win.~ Teach 38, 24-25. ©Re, 25 straight. Huff, Walter, ...... 127, 112 Heikes ...... 22 91 Paul Franke 38. Tie Veach 8, Franke North Dakota, Bismarck, June 28 F. L. Kahler, H- W-444 (inc. same practice) *115 1901 July 18, Interstate Park, N. 2-5. Say lor 25 straight. "Kelsey," 0. E., ...... 100 Y., 75 starters, won by E. 0. Quarryville, Pa., Feb. 28 iNat Ressler 24, Minnesota, Orookston, July IflhjrW. E. B!#we Kalian, A, ...... ^...... *156 Griffith ...... 19 95 Geo. Hansell 18, possible 25. 49-50. LeOompte, G. O., ...... 125, 105 1902 May 8, Interstate Park, N, Tamaqua, Pa., Feb. 22 N. W. Benner 84, Arkansas, Fort Smith, July 24 GK B. Clem Mastin, A M., ...... 100 Y., 91 starters, Chaactes Floyd 13 94 P. J. Haverty 33, possible 50. ents 48*50. Maxwell, Geo., ...... 115, 100 1903^ April 16, Kansas City, Mo., Holmesburg June., Pa., March 5 Fred Cole- Washington, Aberdeen, July 5---E. B. Ellis Money, H. B.,.. 135, 128, 107, 102, 106 179 starters, M. Diefenderfer 16 94 man 90, J. L. Brewer 87, possible 100. 25 straight. © " Morrison, J. L. D., ...... 127, 126 1904 June 23, Indianapolis, Ind., Quarryville, Pa., Feb. 28- Nat Ressler 24, Virginia, Richmond, Sept. 3 E. G. Bach- NewcOmb, G. H., ...... *156 317 starters, R. D. Quptill. . 19 98 Geo. Hansell 18, possible 25. man 91-100. O©Brien, Ed., *159, 157, 134, 127, 125, 103 Tied by W. M. RandaU at 17 Holmesburg June., Pa., March 8 Richard Vermont, St. Albans, Oct. 5 -B. B. Perkins Powell, P. H., ...... 119 yardjS. In the tie *t 20 tar- Lamb 46, Fred Muller 45-50. 84, A S. Head 83-100. Reed, Mayor E. E., ...... 108 -sets, "GuptUi 17, 17, 19, Ran- Palm Beach, Fla., March 6 H. Brokaw 25, Arizona,49. Douglas, Oct.© 13© W. -H. Reno 50- Reid, L, H., ...... '.. .131 dall, 17, 17, 15. W. A H. Stafford 23-25. Riehl, Walter, ...... '.. .116 1905: June 29, Indianiapolis, Ind^ Holmesburg June., March 9 E. Johnson 47, Washington, Befiiagham, Oct. 26 H. Junck- Rogers, F. E., ...... ~...... 113 333 starters, R. R. Barber 16 99 W. Campbell 41, possible 50. er 25 straight, Tie 23. © Sens, Otto, ...... 110 1906 June 21, Indianapolis, Ind., Allentown, Pa., March 8 A. Somers 23, A. New Jersey, Jersey pity, NOT. 23rT-Ge*>, H. Smith, "Buffalo" F., ...... '...... 122 268 starters, F. E. Rogers.. 17 94 Heit 21, possible 25. Piercy 47-50. Spencer, C. G., 205, 195, (including some 1907 June 20-21, Chicago, 111., 456 Flourtown, Pa., March 12 Harry Ward 24, LIVE BIRDS. practice), 176, 153, 116, 101. starters, J. J. Blanks...... 17 96 Horace Young 22, possible 25,. Arkansas, Pine Bluff, May 24 G. W. Clem Standard, W. D., ...... _ ... *167, *1§5 Tied by M. J- Maryott and C. Lebanon, Pa^ March 20 Harry Buck 24, ents 47, W. B. Miller 37, possible 50. Sttropna, H. EL, ...... 170 M. Powers. In tie at 20 tar A Beamsdorfer 18, possible 25. Lloyd Medal. Taylpr, J. R., gets Blanks 18, Maryott 17, Lancaster, Pa., March 20 C. E. Humer 49, 198, 190, 138, 135, 120, 117, 110 Powers 15. Wm. Grube 45, possible 50. Kentucky. Louisville, Sept. 25 ?r*d Bo0k- Taylor, H. G., ...... 143, 106 er, 24-25. TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP. Norristown, Pa., March 30 Mark Hart 22, Arkansas, Stuttgart, Oct. 80 G. D, Oparey, Topperwein, Mrs. Ad., ...... *116, 113, 104 Jonas Myers 19, possible 25. 24-25. Peters Medal. Veitmeyer, H. W., ...... 146 On June 20, for the third time in G. A H. Philadelphia, Pa., April 3 Fred Coleman 94, Veach, Wm., ...... ©...... 112 history, the amateur team championship was J. L. Brewer 93, possible 1QQ. Ward, Guy, ....^...... ^...... 200, *153 a feature. Conditions were five men to each Reading, Pa., April 13 J. Roehrich 40, Geo. Important Team Matches. Wade, L. I., ...©.":..©.... .X...... 113 team, 100 targets to each shooter. Nina Kuersten 36, possible 50. Less interest was phown as to team teams represented seven States in the con Carlisle,© Pa., April 13 W. L. Rutter 23, work in 1907, but we note below some of Straight Programmes. test. Illinois team, No. 3 -J. Young 9,5, Nat Ressler 15, possible 25. the more important contests: In addition to the above we give below J. R. Grahsfin 95, B. Dunnill 93, BL Clark Cornwall, Pa,, April 2 Wm. Gloss and Wm. TARGETS. the names of those who have shot through 88, ff- Dunnill 87; total 458, won prizes Bollman 43, Geo. Duffy and Fred Ehrhorn and first money- niinow No. 1 team -J-. Quarryville, Pa., Jan. 17 Rising Sun (Md.) a day©s tournament programme V^ithout 38, possible 50. missing a target: Barto 94, L. WiUard 93, C. M. Powers 92, Harrisburg, Pa., May 11 Geo. S. Trafford Gun Club 188, Quarryville (Pa.) Gun H. Sconce 89, Geo. Roll 88; total 456, 92, C. E. Humer 90, possible 100. , Club 178, 10 men, possible 250. L. S. German, at Trenton, N. J., June 8, second- Other scores vpere-: Missouii 443, Olney, Pa., May 2 W. O. B. Campbell 23, Baltimore, Md., Jan.

eads with Pfleger and Dr. Wen-tz close up. Cooper, Crooks and Clark all have- a fighting ihance. In the handicap event Franklin PHILADELPHIA eads, followed closely by Gilbert, with Greenwood coming up fast. Scores: Events ...__...... 123456 Targets ...... 15 25 25 10 15 10 M©CARTY©S GOOD SCORE AT IN M. Wentz ...... _.. 13 16 18 8 13 8 Irooks ...... 12 22 22 10 14 7 Kinggold ...... 12 18 19 9 9 7 DEPENDENT SHOOT. Boyer ...... 10 20 16 7 11 9 Greenwood ...... 9 22 20 6 13 9 Franklin ...... 9 20 17 5 12 7 Hamil ...... ,9 18 16 .. .. 8 Harkins ...... 7 14 9 3 8 5 Howard High at Meadow Springs Myers ...... 17 17 5 12 6 Hoover ...... 6 17 17 6 12 6 Fisher Wins Glenmore Event T. Schultz ...... 2 10 3 .. .. C. Schultz ...... 2 9 14 5 6 .. Dalton ...... ,. 16 16 5 11 8 Crooks in Splendid Form for Eoatohe ...... 16 12 1 5 3 Gfenmore Gun Club. Best Selling Gun in 1907 Highland Prizes* The regular handicap shoot of the Glen- The American Sportsman©s favorite gun for field or trap more Gun Club was shot Dec. 28 on the grounds at Seventy-third street and Glenmore shooting is the A. H. Fox Double Hammerless Gun. Super Philadelphia, Pa., Dee. 80. The last Sat avenue, and Harry Fisher was high gun. It ior merit alone accounts for its popularity. At every point urday in December was a perfect day for any being the end of the annual series, a final of comparison, the and all gun clubs of the Quaker City and shoot-off was held between George Ferry a goodly crowd at each took advantage of and F. Paulson, who each had three wins the unseasonable weather. Various outfits on the club cup during the year, against two were employed steadily" until dark with for Fisher. Ferry shot scratch and won with weather conditions actually springlike. The twenty, and Paulson scored nineteen with his A. H. FOX GUN Independent Chin Club held the second shoot handicap of four. The scores: for the Fox trophy on the Holmesburg Hdp. 25 TL Shows superiority. Orders for the A. H. Fox Gun in 1907 far ex grounds of the Keystone Shooting League. Fisher ...... 3 23 25 ceeded those of any-other year in our histqry, more than twice as Target shooting by the Independents and Rambo ...... __...... 0 19 19 xnany being sold as in 1906. Don©t think of getting- a gun until Jive bird shooting by the Keystone League Ferry ...... 0 19 19 you see the genuine A. H. Fox Gun. A

BaWwla ...... 10 18 9 10 10 15 .. 22 J. Held ...... 14 Paine ...... _ 5 4 6669 7, 12 Morfison ...... ; 16 distance of 20 feet from the point where Long ...... 6 7 8 7 8 13 8 .. stood the marksman. Wood ...... 8 8 6789 When Mr. Topperwein began to shoot he Crescent Athletic Club. planned to break the world©s record. Ha Stone vs. Smith. Under conditions of light that made ac decided to shoot 5000 targets a day for tea CHRISTMAS AND SATURDAY Fred A. Stone took "Buffalo" Smith into curate shooting extremely difficult, a score of days, making a total of 50,000, which is 10 - camp on Dec. 27 when the two engaged in the crack gunners of the Crescent Athletic 000 over the record. His shots, however a prolonged target-breaking contest,- Lack Club faced their new set of traps on the averaged about 7000 a day, and he decided SHOOTS AROUND THE HUB. of time prevented the original conditions be Parkway Driving Club grounds soon after to shoot the full ten days, making the total ing carried out, 500 targets being too many, noon, Dec. 25, and. until dark the sharp 72,500. He used two rifles, loading himself so the number was reduced to 300. A fine crack of the guns was heard, while an en and shooting 500 targets with each gun, al caribou skin table cover, embellished with thusiastic throng of spectators watched the ternately, in order to keep them cool. There Roy Wins Middlesex Cup Holi burnt Indian design was the prize shot for sport. was a large crowd at the shoot to-day to wit and when the genial actor leaves Boston he Twelve guns entered for the Holiday ©Cup ness the marksman©s final effort. day Handicaps at B. A* A. will carry away a memento of a memorable at 25 targets. F. P. Stephe©nson was the Paleface afternoon at the Wellington scratch man. He made a good fight for the Hudson Valley Rod and Gun Club. grounds. "Buff" was distinctly "off" trophy, but F. D. Creamer, wtih a handicap Fred Stone Defeats "Buffalo© of 4, won it after a keen contest, with a full Glen Falls, N. Y., Dec. 27. Gun Editor form and there was nothing to it but score to his credit. F. B. Stephenson, J. H. Sporting Life." A few of the boys wish Stone©s winning way, at the finish the scores Ernst and W. W. Marshall each scored 22. ing to keep in touch with the game got to- Smith in Lengthy Match* being Stone 264, "Buff" 201. Under the The 25-target trophy shoot was won by F. B. fether Christmas morning and enjoyed an conditions Stone©s shooting was remarkably Stephenson, with a score of 22. He also our©s sport trying to see how many of the fine with the exception of the fifth 25 tied in two 15-target trophy matches, once clays they could break. The trap seemed BY WILL KIRKWOOD. where five misses crept in after the 17th with Cap-tain H. W. Dreyer, with a full to feel that there was something doing and target causing the low run of his entire score, and once with L. C. Hopkins. They pushed the targets out for g. good fifty yards 300. He started with a run of 34 straight divided the prize in each case. The other every time with an extra twist on the left and totalled 90 in the first 100, while the quarters. The scores follow: last 100 was at a slightly faster gait and winners of 15-target events were F. D. Creamer, L. M. Palmer, L. C. Hopkins and Sh. Bk. netted 92. Buffalo was handicapped in Wlltse ... Sh. Bk. trying a new gun and with perplexing con J. H. Ernst. The summary: 101 125 Norton ...... 42 81 Clark .... 86 109 L. deRooda ... 63 75 ditions to cope with did not succeed in Targets ...... H 25 H 25 H 15 H 15 OS 15 H 15 Brown ... 85 107 R. deRoodo .... F. D. Creamer..... 4 2£ 420 2 14 2 12 L ...... Chapman S2 50 © rtaming" the combination throughout: the F.- P. Stephenson.. 0 22 0 22 0 14 0 12 0 14 0 11 53 92 Blake ...... 2 13 match. A good-sized ©©gallery" followed the J. H. Ernst...... 4 22 ...... 2 15 1 13 match closely and in addition the actor had W. W. Marshall... 522...... ©..©314 In the Perkiomen Valley. the inspiring influence of his wife, who was H. W. Dreyer...... 4 21 ...... ;... 2 12; an interested spectator. Scores at 300 tar E. C. Brower...... 420.... 2 7 2 8 212 2 8 Collegeville, Pa., Dec. 25. A shooting gets, unknown angles in events of 25: L. C. Hopkins. ....5 19 .... 3 9 310 312 315 martch was held at PerMomen Bridge Hotel F. A. Stone C. A. Lockwood.... 2,19 ...... this borough, to-day. The event brought out nanosome silver cup was given to hfgh©gun A. Hendriekson.... 4 17 ...... 2.14 2 12 most of the local marksmen as well as many 25 24 20 21 18 24 21 21 23 24 24 21 264 C. G. Stephenson... 2 16 3 17 2 13 .... ©2 12, 2 12 for the regular programme, and the trophy Buffalo Smith G. Brower ...... 5 16 .... 3 12 3 14 3 12 .... lovers of the sport from Gratersford, Iron- now adorns Roy©s den, who took his com 16 18 16 13 15 17 17 22 16 16 13 22 201 C. A. Sykes...... 4 16 ...... bridge, Trappe, Limerick and Phoenaxville. petitor s measure in. fin* shape, gaining a L. M. Palmer...... «20 014 013...... In a try at 15 birds, W, AL Bard, of Phoe- clear lead of six targets over a very refre New England Kennel Club. H. B. Tandereer. .... 4 20 ...... nisville, killed 13 of the pigeons, and at© J. J. Keyes...... 4 20 1 12 113...... another time killed 9 out of 10. The scores: tentative gather ng of crack artists. A goos J. J. Cairnes was high, man at the weekly H. M. Brigham...... ft 17 Oil 0 12 ...... was given to high gun in each event and shoot of the New England Kennel Club, at Event 1, 5 targets, for a turkey Ziegler pemg run under the added target handicap Braintree, Mass., Dec. 28, taking both the 2, M. M. 2, David 5, CkKstman 3, H, Un- it accorded all grades of skill the privilege club cup and the leg for the season trophy. dercoffler 2, Shaner 2, Krause 3, Onder- »» *•? -v n. j w T? the bighly-P"zed birds In both shoots Mr. Cairnes scored a total THOSE WE KNOW, coffler 0, Ringler 5. Won by Ringler. were distributed Handicaps were based 01 of 27 with different handicaps. In the Event 2, 5 targets, for a turkey Krause prevjous work of contestants, and ran a season trophy shoot he broke 24 out of 25 Not Too Personal But Just Personal 0, Cr«ssman 2, M, M. 2, Bard 1, Ziegler 3, high as 10 targets in 100, which meant ai targets. Scores: David 0, H. Undercoffler 0, Bard 1. allowance of 2 in a 20-target event. A Hd. 25 Tl. Hd.2i5 Tl. Enough Bits of News, Gossip and Com Special match, 25 targets each Bard 18, the close of the shoot one bird remained T. J. Cairnes ...... 8 19 27 3 24 27 Christman 13. Christman was successful in R. C. Storey ...... 4 19 ment About Men Whom Lovers of Shoot two flying bird contests, winning two tor- tm, w ffw,as £is? sed of in a special event H. N. Richards ...... 3 16 ing Know Through the Medium of Fame. with Buffalo Smith getting a clear title as W. O. Gay ...... 4 15 owner. Other fortunate bird-winners were Dr. C. G. Weld ...... 0 17 £© T? ^TiT^© XT© *1reeman. S. B. Hebb©ard C. L. Bremer ...... 6 19 By Mrs. Will K. Park. FORTHCOMIiyG EVENTS. ScoresR. Randa follow: , R. N. Burnes and F. J. ^"ss^"Dagget A. Blanchard ...... 0 13 Neaf Apgar, the well known Peters©TepTe- M. W. Hopkins ...... 0 10 L. C. Andrews, chairman of the Toomamflnt H. Lyman ...... 0 6 sentative, has been suffering with blood Events ...... 1 3 poisoning in one hand and will be unable tb Committee, writes us to "Madly book In your Targets ...... 20. 20 6 Totals. Trap Shooting Fixtures, the 1908 N«w Totk State 25 Shot. Bke. shoot for some time. The case at first Shoat for Klmlra, N. Y.. June 10. 11. 12." Boy ...... is 19 24 125 118 METROPOLITAN TRAP. looked serious, but we are glad to report Powers ...... 17 ig 125 that he is now recovering in good shape. B. Randall ...... 20 18 125 Ed. O. Bower, of tie Birtaisymo CW. Ta.) Dagget ...../.... 15 18 125 Holiday Shoots at New York and Crescent Shooting Club, writes us *a follows: "Now that Osborne ...... 18 18 125 H. Linn Worthington, of Rising Sun, Md., the hunting season is practically closed, and toting Hebbard ../..... 17 19 125 Athletic Clubs. is on the shooting Hsfe. of the Winchester it that our shooters are begtnnimr to wonder If it Burnes ...... 16 15 isn©t about time to begin to torn their attention French ...... 16 19 125 New York City, Dec. 30. ©Gun Editor Repeating Arms Co. for 1908, having been to the trap, we tostre decided to brwaJs ttoe Ice by 125 "Sporting Life:" New York Athletic Club transferred from the missionary class. Hassam ...... 18 16 125 giving our mid-wiuter tournament on Jan. 16. Wa Brown ...... 17 15 125 gunners faced a sharp wind that blew*across have an exceptionally warm cltfb house, wlfli plenty Hatch ...... 14 16 125 ;he traps at Travers Island Christmas Day, Emerson R. Deeter, a well known sports of natural gas, and will have no difficulty In keep Kelson ...... 14 13 100 md played havoc with their attempt to make man of Reading, Pa., has been appointed ing everybody comfortable. We have jast recently Otto ...... 12 9 installed a new trap, and this wiH be tho first 100 urge scores. During the entire afternoon©s one of the State game protectors by Dr. shoot over it. Our program telling all about it Freeman ...... 14 15 80 shooting C. W. Billings and R. J. Held were Kalbftfs, secretary of the State Game Com Dickey ...... 15 16 80 will be out in a few days" Hardy ...... 15 13 ;he only men who succeeded in breaking 23 mission. Graham ...... 18 13 80 .argots out of a possible 25. The Cumberland, Md., Sbootinc Ottb wfll hold a P. Randan ...... 11 6 The -Holiday Cup contest attracted 11 Mrs. Hood Waters, wife of the popular shoot the first week In May per ammuacomeut In Hodges ...... 15 manager of the International Smokeless Fixtures for the Future. F. Billmeyei. Massure ...... 13 competitors. After a tie at a total of 24 Cleveland ...... 13 12 argets each, C. W. Billings defeated G. F. Powder Co., is suffering from a severe at Gifford ...... 9 14 Pelham in the shoot-off for honors by a mar tack of peretonitis combined with la grippe. FIXTURES FOR THE FUTURE. Harriman ...... 9 12 gin of two. Mrs Waters was taken from her N. Y. Foote ...... 9 13 R. J. Held showed the most consistent home to the University Hospital, of Balti Jan. 14-17. Hamilton, Can. Klfbteenlh tour Winters ...... 14 16 orm, being well up among the1 leaders in more, Md., the day before Christmas. A nament Hamilton Gun dob at lire birds and tar- Sunergen ...... 7 each event. In the December Cup shoot Mr. host of friends will anxiously await news Bete. J. J. I/awlor, secretary. Scores of trophy match, 30 targets, use of both of her convalesence. Jan. 16 Sistersvflle, W. Va. Mid-winter target carrels: leld, with a handicap of four points, led his field with a total of 47 targets. He also won tournament, Sistersville Shooting Club. Bd. O. Brown ...... 33 Osborne ...... 21 he special gun shoot from virtual scratch, Messrs. J. A. R. Elliott and H. S. Welles Bower, Manager. Burnes ...... 25 Winters ...... 21 )reaking 23 successive targets, but unfor- honored the Independent Gun Club of Phila Jan. 16 Quarryville, Pa., all-day tournament Quar- Dagget ...... 23 Hodges ...... 21 delphia, with their attendance last Saturday. ryviUe Gun Club. J. R. Armstrong, secretary. Buffalo ...... 23Freeman ...... 19 unately missing on the last two attempts. Jan. 23, 24, 25 Pinehurst, N. C., annual mid Hassam ...... 22 French ...... 18 ?he summaries: Both are duo in Schenectady, N. Y., for Powers ...... 22 New Years and could not tarry for the winter handicap. Herbert L. JiHson, secretary. Brown scored the final win on Burnes, 28 to 25. Events ...... 1 2 3 * 5 Jan. 28, Feb. 1 Breniam, Ter.. Suimy South. Targets ..... Hd.25 Hd.25 Hd.50 Hd.25 Hd.25 Independent shoot of same date. Handicap. Alf. Gardiner, manager. , W. Billings... 1 22 2 Feb. < 18, 21 Kansas City, Mo. Great Western B. A. A. Gun Club. . F. Pelham... 2 25 4 John R. Taylor and Del Gross visited the Handicap at live birds, targets also. JL S. Sixteen gunners took part in the annual N. 3. Elias..... 2 20 4 Columbus, 0., grounds Dec. 25. "Noisy" Elliott Arms Co., managers. Christmas day shoot of the Boston Athletic . J. Held...... 2 21 4 John broke 138 out of 150 and "Smiling" Feb. 22 Washington©s Birthday shoot New Baron r. Wilson, Jr... 5 .. 10 Gun Club. W. T. Minor, secretary. Club, at Riverside, Mass., and some keen .O©Donohue, Jr. 1 19 2 Del connected with 131. and enjoyable sport was the result. Condi I. V. Lenane... 5 20 .. March 16, 17 Pinehurst, N. C. Annual champion tions ©were well nigh perfect, and some close H. Dugro.... 3 22 6 J. Ross Collins won the December cup ship Pinehurst Gun Club. H. TJ. Jillson, secretary. H. Gates..... 5 22 10 at the Larchmont Yacht Club, Dec. 28, April 1 Montclair. N. J. Second annual champion scoring took place. ship of Metropolitan Clubs on grounds of JI«nt- Charles Tucker won the opening event, a Morrison...... with a score of 48 out of 50 targets. The victory gave him two legs on the trophy clair Gun Club. E. Winslow. secretary. 100-target handicap. But one point separ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28. May 6, 7 Cumberland, Md. Cumbertaud Shooting ated the leaders, who each had 18 added tar and absolute possession. Mr. Collins also The conditions were good Dec. 28 for won the weekly cup with 97 out of 100, Cluib. F. Billmcyer, secretary. gets. Adams, the scratch man, scored 84. hooting and eighteen guns reported at the including handicap of 10. J. A. Pisani won May 12, 13, 14 Des Moines, la. Iowa State Shoot In the 25-target handicap F. H. Owen and raps. The second leg of the club champion- under auspices of Iowa State Sportsmen©s Aasoc. Dewey acquired a full string with handicaps a closely-contested race for the gun by Budd & Whitney, managers. hip for Dec. 28 was run off: and A. Tilt, one target. of three and four, respectively. In .the shoot- seeping up his good work with a break of May 19, 20 Clean, N. Y. Clean Gun Club annual off, same conditions, Owen won with gross 0, won rather easily on a total of 178 tournament. F. F. Mason, secretary. Frank B. Stephenson, of the Crescent Ath May 26, 28^-Lincoln, Neb. Nebraska State Sports score of 21. ut of 200. Billings won second prize with letic Club, was high gun at the regular Targets ...... Hd. 100 Ttl. Ttl. 73, and Pelham third with 167, having men©s Association 32nd annual tournament, J5»0 Chas. Tucker ...... 18 .76 94 3% 18% shoot, Dec. 28. Out of 160 targets shot added. Earl R, Lee, secretary. Whitney ...... 18 75 4 22 mproved his position from sixth place on at he broke 141, an average of 88 per cent. June 10, 11, 12 Elmira, N. Y. Annual tournament Daggett ...... 19 73 19 "rst day. This included a straight score of 25 in a New York State Sportsmen©s Assoc. L. C. An- Powell ...... 7 -84 23 Event No. 1, practice, was won by Pel- team match. .. drews, Chairman Tour. Com. Hunter ...... 10 75 am with 23. Event 2, December cup, leg PHILADELPHIA TRAP SHOOTEES© LEAGUE. Adams ...... 0 84 23 ©on by Pelham, but Dugro gets cup, having A. E. Hendriekson won the December cup Jan. 4 S. S. White and Chester at South Ends,© Edwards ...... 18 63 4% 231/2 wo wins. Event 3, for gun, leg was won Camden. Meadow Springs at Highland. Dewey ...... 14 66 4 25 at the Crescent Athletic Club with three best Owen ...... 7 71 3 25 y O©Donohue after tie with Tilt. The scores out of four netting 71. Feb. 1 Highland at S. S. White. South Ends and Clark ...... 10 68 3% 20% hooif-off resulted 22 to 21. Event 4, Chester at Meadow Springs. Blinn ...... 10 67 nal leg on vase, was won by Billings with At Fritztown, Pa., a feature of the Dec. March 2 Meadow Springs and Chester at S. S. H. Moore ...... 12 ^62 4. Elias and Pelham having two legs White. Highland at South End, Camden. Hallett ...... 10 60 22% 28 tournament was a 20-target event, with April 4 Highland, S. S. White, South End and Austin ...... 14 ach shot off for possession of vase and privilege of re-entrance, for a heavy hog. Meadow Springs all shoot at Chester. Holbrook ...... 10 ©elham won, 21 to 17. In event 5 Billings William Spatz, "Irwin," and Jas. W. Wertz Could ...... 24 on the special cup. The last event, a tied for the prize, each breaking 19. The rophy shoot, was won by Pelham. In club hog was sold for $45 and the proceeds di Grounds Near Philadelphia. SCORES OF DECEMBER 28. hampionship this and preceding shoot afe vided. S. S. White Gun Club, second Saturday In month, The 100-target handicap at the B. A. A. otalled together. Scores: grounds of Keystone Shooting League, Holmesbiwg June P R R- from Broad St. Station. F. L. range, Riverside, Mass., Dec. 28, resulted Targets ...... 25 H.50 H.28 H.25 H.25 H.25 The Independent Gun Club, of Reading, in a tie between Gilman and Tucker, each Heise©, secretary, care S. S. White Dental Mfg. Co. W Billings .. 21 0 43 0 23 0 24 0 24 0 23 Pa., has elected these officers: President, Highland Shooting Assoc., second Wednesday and of whom had a gross total of 91. On the ©. .T. Elias ..... 21 0 43 0 21 0© 20 1 17 2 20 John H. Lewis; vice president, George last Saturday in month, grounds at Edge Hill, Pa., shoot-off Oilman hade the best score and won . H. Gates .... 21 10 40 5 18 5 17 5 15 5 '.'. Graeff; recording secretary, J. Phil Stein; Reading R. R., J- F. Meehan, secretary, Mt. Airy. the cup. The conditions were not of the . L. Graves .... 18 10 33 5 17 5 13 financial secretary, Marian Larkins; treas red Pelham ... 23 2 49 0 22 0 21 ©i 21 2 25 Pa. best. The scores: O©Donohue, Jr. 15 2 37 1 23 0 21 1 22 urer, Harrison Posey; captain, Harry Weid- Meadow Springs Gun Club, every Saturday, grounds Score Handicap Tilt ...... 19 0 46 0 23 0.21 1 22 2 24 ner; trustees, George P. Moyer, Charles at Fifty-sixth and Lancaster Ave., Elevated and jf2d Gilman ...... 76 15 Tilt ...... 15 10 40 5 20 5 20 5 19 5 19 Stricker and Milton Gottshall; commissaries, St. trolley. Geo. B. Mardin, secretary, 5030 Lan Tucker ...... 75 16 0 2!) 0 17 1 22 2 21 caster Ave. Blinn ...... 74 12 Hodgman .... 18 0 37 Andrew Fisher, Harry Miller and William ickerson ...... 20 2 37 1 21 1 21 2 21 3 24 Hushower. ©,. Clearviow Gun Club, first and third Saturdays of Ballou ...... 81 J. O©Donohue. 18 10 42 5 21 5 22 5 20 5 25 month, grounds at 72d and Brewster Ave., H. B. Whitney ...... 68 mith ...... 0 23 0 12 0 14 0 .. Fisher, secretary, 7125 Woodland Ave. Fayo ...... 81 V. Lenane .. .. 8 40 4 21 4 20 5 19 5 20 Topperwein©s Latest Records Independent Gun Club, third Saturday in month, Powell ...... 81 A. Tilt ...... 10 36 5 17 5 16 5 16 5 .. grounds of Keystone Shooting League, HolmesCurg Daggett ...... ?...... 62 J. Held ...... 0 35 0 21 0 22 2 21 San Antonio, Tex., Dec. 29. Gun Editor June. Mrs. W. 1C. Paris, secretary, 34 So. Third St. Owen ...... 64 Morrison ...... 0 34 0 16 0 18 2 20 "Sporting Life:" The most remarkable Keystone Shooting League, live birds Or targets, Adams ...... 70 W. Kuchler.. .. 8 41 4 22 4 19 5 .. shooting exhibition ever recorded with fire grounds at Holmesburg Junction, Pa. Dr. Luther ^nane, Jr...... 10 40/ 5 17 5 IS 5 21 arms was concluded here to-day, when A. Terry, secretary, 3076 Frankford Ave. Watertown Gun Club. CL.UB CHAMPIONSHIP. Topperwein completed a ten days© shooting, Florists Gun Club, second and fourth Tuesdays series, during "which time he shot at1 72,500 in month,- grounds at Wissinoming, Pa. P. 11 B. The Watertown, .(Mass..) Gun Club held Targets ,. 25 25 25 25 Tl, Ist.G.T. from Broad St. V. V. Dorp, care Shannon and an informal shoot on Dec. 21, mostly due to illings .21 targets and missed only nine. This breaks Sons, 816 Chestnut St. the enthusiasm of the club©s very popular las ...... 20 the world©s record in several different ways, North Camden, N. J., Gun Club, every Saturday, member, Mr. J. N. Damon. W. _ R. Bald ates ...... - 16 both as to the number of targets shot at and grounds Slate St. and Elver Road, North Cramer win, though trying the targets for the first elham . .... the number missed. Mr. Topperiyein closed Hill trolley from Market St. Ferry. J. T. Bryan. O©Donohue 3.. Lenane . .. thick and were thrown into the air at a Broadway, Camden. 3:2 SRORTLTVG LJFB. JANUARY 4, 1908.

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C. Q,SPENCER J. M. HAWKINS 94.9% 94.5% OB OB 00 00 for 16,220 Targets for 14,275 Targets J. R. TAYLOR L. R. BARK LEY 94.3% 94.2% for 15,180 Targets *or 13,945 Targets

W. R. CROSBY FRED GILBERT 97.18% 95.8% for 3,300 Targets 94.8% for 9,195 Targets HIGH AVERAGE WINNER for 12,970 Targets FOR FIFTH TIME THE HALL OF FAME FOR 1907 EARCH shooting history since the day of the blowgun ; scrutinize the records with a microscopic eye if you will ; hut be assured that you will not find any such win

^^Mli^^^"^*1^ nings or any such phenomenal scores as those made1 during the year 1907 by S shooters who used Winchester Factory Loaded Shells and Winchester Repeating Shotguns the Red W brand. Their record is as convincing as it is complete. Read it and reflect, and if out to better your scores in 1908, follow the example of the men who know and shoot Winchester Factory Loaded Shells and Winchester Shotguns, A few of the most important victories that have been won with Winchester Red W goods were : HI an YEARLY AVERAGE POR I9O7 For the fifth time during the last seven years, this coveted honor was won by Fred Gilbert with Winchester Factory Loaded Shells. He shot at 9,195 targets, breaking 8,817, an average of 95.8%. Such phenomenal shooting, so consistently maintained for a period of years, not only speaks volumes for Mr. Gilbert©s great skill, but also for the uniform shooting of Winchester Shells, which he uses exclusively. 97.18% —— FOR 3,3OO TARGETS —— 97.18% This unprecedented average was made in open tournaments at regulation targets by W. R. Crosby, shooting Winchester Factory Loaded Shells. Under like conditions, J. Mowell Hawkins made an average of 96.88% for 3,820 targets; and J. R. Taylor, 96.63% for 3,150 targets. Messrs. Hawkins and Taylor both shot Winchester Factory Loaded Shells and Winchester Shotguns. These averages far surpass past records and proclaim the superiority of Winchester goods the Red W brand. 0000 00 00 HIGH AMATEUR AVERAGE HOR 19O7 Again Winchester Factory Loaded Shells made a clean sweep of the amateur honors; first, second and third high averages being won by shooters who used them. An Illinois amateur was first with 94.5% for 4,730 targets; G. E. "Kelsey©* second with 94.1% for 1,520 targets; and J. W. Garrett and E. M. Arnold third with 93.8% for 2,890 and 1,900 targets, respectively. Mr. Garrett shot a Winchester Repeating Shotgun. II Eleven out of the first fourteen average winners shot Winchester Fac tory Loaded Shells. Of the eleven, C. G. Spencer, J. Mowell Hawkins, J. R. Taylor, L. R. Barkley, Harold Money and J. W. Garrett shot Winchester Repeating Shotguns, which is most convincing proof fhat The Red W Combination is the one to Sboot

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