THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK.
3
K,AIU A2VI WILOI TIE!
Third Trap Shooting Event Proves a
Rattling- Content.
The third shoot in the winter's trap
shooting series, postponed, shot last
Friday afternoon, was witnessed by the
largest gallery of the season. The
event was fifteen singles and ten doubles
(twenty birds) for the magnificent II.
W. Priest Cup, now on exhibition at
The Carolina where it is attracting
much attention. The contest was a rat
tling one, and resulted in a tie between
Lard and Wilson, with twenty-nine
birds each.
The participants were: A. E. Lard,
St. Joseph, Mo., (scratch) ; M. II. Wil
son, Cleveland, O., (3 on singles, two
pairs on doubles) ; II. Nelson Burroughs,
Philadelphia, (scratch, one pair) ; M. 0.
Parshall, Warren, Pa., (3, two -pair) ;
Carl Gildersleeve, Warren, Pa., (3, two
pair) ; C. A. Lock wood New York City,
(scratch, one pair) ; A. C. Ketcham,
New York City (3, two pair) ; Frank
Presbrey, New York City, (I, two pair) ;
F. M. Yost, William Shireman, W. D.
Matheson, Middietown, Pa., (scratch).
These scores were made :
SINGLES
Wilson
Hdp
011111011011010 11 1-13
, Gildersleeve
011011011111111 01 013
Ketcham
100111001011111 01112
Lard
001111011111111 12
Yost
011101111110111 12
Burroughs
111110100111101 11
Lockwood
01001 1 1 1 001 101 1 9
Matherson
11001 00 11111010 9
Parshall
000001110100100 11 18
Presbrey
011000101001010 06
Shireman
00010 10101 01000 5
DOUBLES.
Lard.
11111101111101110111 17
Lockwood
10 10 01111011111111101 117
Wilson
111110101110010000 1 1 111 1G
Ketcham
11111100110001100111 1101 1G
Presbrey
11110011101101011011 14
Gildersleeve
0111111011001010100 111014
Shireman
11111100011100100110 12
Burroughs
01101110 101001 1 10010 1012
Matherson
11000001110111101100 11
Parshall
00101111100010111010 000011
Yost
00000011000010101100 6
Wilson Wins Trophy.
In the tie shoot of Tuesday morning
Wilson won the trophy, with thirty kills
against Lard's twenty-seven, It was a
close and uncertain contest from first to
last, which kept the interest of those
present keenly alive. Fifteen singles
and twenty doubles were shot.
On the singles, Lard missed his tenth
and fifteenth birds, and Wilson the third
and fifth, but on the handicap allowance
of three birds, Wilson scc.ed three
straight, making a total of sixteen out of
fifteen. In the doubles Lard missed the
third, sixth, ninth, eleventh and twen
tieth birds, scoring fifteen, and Wilson,
the second, third, fourth, seventh,
eighth, tenth, eleventh, thirteenth and
seventeenth, scoring eleven. On his
handicap allowance of seven birds, he
killed six.
Summary: Lard, 13 singles, 15 doubles
28 ; Wilson, 16 singles, 14 doubles, 30.
Some question was raised as to wheth
er Wilson was entitled to the sixteenth
bird in the string of fifteen, but the mat
ter was of little consequence as it did not
effect the result. The committee, how
ever, ruled that Wilson was entitled to
the bird in question.
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Curiosity Arousing Structure Like
Everything' Else in lMnehurst.
The odd little structure which stands
by the roadside at the rear and midway
between The Magnolia and The Berk
shire, is an object of much curiosity.
In appearance it is a wood cylinder
painted white, and capped with an octa
gonal cover of wood and glass, painted
in red, with a blue ornament on top. A
peep inside gives little information, re
vealing only a circular red sandstone.
This stone, however, is the cap of the
brick column upon which Professor
Skinner of the Naval Observatory at
Washington, mounted a transit instru
ment when the last total eclipse of the
sun was observed at Pinehurst under his
direction by a corps of astronomers.
At that time Pinehurst was determined
to be in longitude West from Green
wich, 79 minutes, 28 degrees and 10
seconds, and in North latitude 35 degrees
11 minutes, 38.2 seconds.
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