VOL. VIII j NO. 19.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY-FIFTH, 1905.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT
Event is Occupying the Week and
Arousing General Interest.
Team JIatcli, Weekly Tournament
ami dull ChainiiloIil ulo Occu
py Time of Iltol Shot.
ITIIE State Championship
Pistol Shoot, which is in
progress as The Out
look goes to press, lias
occupied the week and
aroused much interest
among members of the Club and others.
The list of contestants includes Miss M.
Wat ei house, Mrs. Leonard Tufts, 1).
Herbert llostetter, Dr. George S. Hill,
Miss M. A. Steele, and Herbert L. Jillson,
and others will probably enter before the
week as the list will not close until to
morrow. riNKIIUKST VS. PORTLAND.
A special feature of the . week was a
team shoot between the local and the
l'ortiand, Maine, clubs, which the latter
won by a score of 7G1 to 538. The event
was. 100 shots at the 20-yard Standard
American target; 20 shots for each mem
ber four targets of live shots each. The
scores follow:
l'OHTLANl).
iOHby, 42 41 47 45-175
(..errtHh, 42 30 41 42-155
standisli, 36 38 86 42-152
Wllklna, 40 40 37 20-143
KalkliiH, 87 28 36 35-136
761
riNEHU ItST.
Waterhouse, 41 27 38 32138
Jillson, 37 38 23 31129
Johnston, 34 32 24 27117
I'urner, . 1ft 26 17 22 80
Steele, 26 21 23 4- 74
538
LAST WEEK'S TARGETS.
I be targets shot by the Washington
1 Louisville teams, in matches with the
l':d team, last week, have been re
w vedand the scores will be examined
wMi interest:
WASHINGTON.
Appleby, 81 79 83 73 84 400
Hlln, 82 78 72 75 75- 382
'arrow, 71 83 79 77 77 387
l-'errce, 73 2 82 80 79 396
irlt, 71 69 78 82 81 381
1946
Note The local team scored 1473. Scores In
t week's Outlook.
LOUISVILLE.
Gilbert, 36 45 37 39-157
Dr.Jaylor, 37 37 37 40-151
Taylor, 34 26 40 39139
Mattmillcr, 28 29 35 36128
F.A.Jones, 23 29.30 82-114
689
Scores in
Note The local team scored 496.
last week's Outlook.
THE WEEKLY TOURNEY.
Dr. Geo. S. Hill was the winner of Fri
day 8 Handicap tournament, scoring 361
M. U. Turner,
Boston,
Miss M. Waterhouse,
Centreville, R. I.,
W. I). Sargent,
Brooklyn,
2C5
286
169
50
0
100
315
2S6
269
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Club championship shoot was one
of the stated fixtures of the week, the
event being shot from scratch, Herbert
L. Jillson. Worcester. Mass.. winninsr the
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WHISTLES CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP.
men's and Miss M. A. Steele, Port De
posit, Md., the women's medals.
net and shooting with a handicap of 80.
Miss Waterhouse made the best gross
score of the day, 286.
THE SCORES.
Gr.
Dr. Geo. S. Hill,
Marblehead, Mass.,
D. H. llostetter,
Pittsburg,
J. II. Johnston,
Pittsburg,
Hdp.
281 80
267 50
237 60
Net
361
317
317
THE SCORES.
Herbert L. Jillson, Worcester, Mass.,
M. II. Turner, Boston,
Miss M. A. Steele, Port Deposit, Md.,
D. II. llostetter, Pittsburg,
Dr. Geo. S. Hill, Marblehead, Mass.,
II. M. Adams, Boston,
342
279
256
226
208
176
Mrs. McMillan, Detroit,
(No target)
THIRTY-SIX HOLE EVENT
Tin Whistles Medal Play Handicap Hew
and Interesting Golf Feature.
C. II. Itoaenfelri and 43. lee Knlg-ht
lead Field With Net Scores of One
Forty-Six and One Fifty-One.
mm
HE Tin Whistles thirty
six hole medal play hand
leap, played Monday,
was an interesting spe
cial golf feature of the
week, and the first event
of its character arranged by this Club.
C. H. Kosenfeld, New York, won the cup
offered for the best net score with a grand
net total of 146, playing with a handicap
of 48, and G. Lee Knight, Philadelphia,
whose handicap was 24, the second cup
with 151 net.
THE SCORES.
C. II.Rosenfeld,
New York, 47 50 97 50 47 97 194 48 146
G. Lee Knight,
Philadelphia, 45 45 90 44 41 85 175 24 151
T. B. Cotter,
Winchester, 56 52 108 53 52 105 213 60 153
E.B.Lockwood,
New York, 49 55 104 48 50 98 202 48 154
II. W. Ormsbee,
Brooklyn, 53 46 99 42 46 88 187 32 155
E. N. Wright,
Newton Cen., 48 50 98 42 38 80 178 20 158
C. L. Becker,
Boston, ' 42 38 80 41 42 83 189 2i 167
J. G. Anderson,
Pittsburg, 43 46 89 51 50 101 190 23 164
H. W. Priest,
Swampscott, 47 48 95 47 47 94 189 24 165
II. S. Gordon,
New York, 48 46 94 49 46 95 189 22 167
F. A. King,
Northboro, 47 52 99 49 53 102 201 32 169
G. R. Wallace,
Brooklyn, 60 58 118 53 49 102 220 50 170
G. O. Russell,
Arlington, 47 46 93 47 50 97 190 18 172
A. G. Warren,
Rochester, 59 72 131 52 57 109 240 06 180
WITHDREW.
A. I. Creamer, North Conway, N. if.; M. II.
Wilson, Cleveland; M. C. Parshall, Warren, Pa.
Sunday Services,
The subject of Pev. R. K. Harlow's
sermon at the Union service in the Vil
lage Hall, Sunday morning at 11 :15, will
be "An Assuring Problem."