. Rod and gun . kthe winner until the final shot was fired. Thefinal summary of the five handicap shoots inas follows: B. F. L. Landon . 144 103 F. C. Brown 129 102 J. Duflf 131 100 A. Smalley 133 101 A. Crelghton 139 100 L. Walkley 144 101 Landon, according to method of handicap, wontrophy. The annual tournament of the Olds Gun Clubwill be held on Sept. 14th, the second day of theFall Fair, when the Merchants Cup, a trophyto be shot for by teams between Calgary andRed Deer, will be contested for; also a goodprogramme of open events will be shot off. F. C. Browar, Secv. POKTAGE-LA-PRAIRIE
. Rod and gun . kthe winner until the final shot was fired. Thefinal summary of the five handicap shoots inas follows: B. F. L. Landon . 144 103 F. C. Brown 129 102 J. Duflf 131 100 A. Smalley 133 101 A. Crelghton 139 100 L. Walkley 144 101 Landon, according to method of handicap, wontrophy. The annual tournament of the Olds Gun Clubwill be held on Sept. 14th, the second day of theFall Fair, when the Merchants Cup, a trophyto be shot for by teams between Calgary andRed Deer, will be contested for; also a goodprogramme of open events will be shot off. F. C. Browar, Secv. POKTAGE-LA-PRAIRIE CLUB. Tiiis Club, which was organized fifteen yearsago, is now in active life and shoots are heldtwice a week at their excellent grounds latIsland Park. Mr. S. M. McDonald presides overa membership of thirty, having the efficientassistance of Mr. H. Stevens as vice-President,and the active services of Mr. .J. G. P. McKay(an old Woodstock boy) as Secretary. At theirannual tournament, which was held in June last,. J. G. P. Mackay (an old Woodstock, boy). Secretaryof the Portage-la-Prairie Gun Club. the Championship of Western Manitoba w^as wonby Mr. N. Miller, of Virden, with Mr. P. J. Har-wood, of Portage-la-Prairie, a close second. Onthe first round each shot 46 out of 50, but inthe shoot off Miller made 22 and Harwood 20out of 25. At the same shoot the Milo CigarCup was won by a Winnipeg team. The members of the club get some excellentduck shooting at Lake Manitoba, sixteen milesnorth of Prairie, and also plenty of shooting atprairie chicken in the season.
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