. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 10 f&he $veeitev anh gpavtzman [May 30, 1803. ROD, GUN AND KENNEL. Conducted by J. X. De WITT. The Ingleside Tournament. The big three day9' blue rook tournament of the San Francisco Trap Shooting Association came to a successful conolusion last Sunday afternoon. This af- fair was of more magnitude in many-ways than would first appear. The money distribution during th6 shoot was something like $6000. The general average of shooting was not as high as could reasonably have been expected. The weather conditions and the 20-yard handicap at the Sergeant traps w
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 10 f&he $veeitev anh gpavtzman [May 30, 1803. ROD, GUN AND KENNEL. Conducted by J. X. De WITT. The Ingleside Tournament. The big three day9' blue rook tournament of the San Francisco Trap Shooting Association came to a successful conolusion last Sunday afternoon. This af- fair was of more magnitude in many-ways than would first appear. The money distribution during th6 shoot was something like $6000. The general average of shooting was not as high as could reasonably have been expected. The weather conditions and the 20-yard handicap at the Sergeant traps were in a great measure accountable for this. Not that our shooters are not proficient at the three traps, however; the north wind and that 20 yards would beat the best gun ever shot. As a rule our local shooters held tbeir own with the visitors from the south and north, most of these latter shooters, by the way, showed that they were well able to take care of themselves at the traps. High average, went as was generally anticipated to Clarence C. Nauman, who has proven at many tourneys on the Coast and under varied conditions, to be one of the best trap shooters in the country and the Coast champion, and this statement is made with- out detriment to a number of other good Coast shooters. Second high average was won by Otto Peudner, who made a remarkably good showing. We anticipated giving this week a report of general interest to our readers and shooters, including various data and technical information, such as has been our custom in the past. Unavoidable circumstances, how- ever, compels us to defer a more extended notice until our next issue. The total of scores for the three days appears tabu- lated below. In the first line of each individual score the results of the forenoon shoot and the first handi- cap distance will he seen. The second line gives the afternoon handic3p distance and scores. A compari- son of some of the morning 16 yard scores and the afternoon 20 yard sco
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