Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-07-13 | Page 7 | Western Handicap

!J? ; WESTERN HANDICAP. III ; J t of Best Shots in Country Are Taking Part. fn IVER, Colo.. July 12. Fifty of the Kg! I' hols In the country are taking part K third Grand Western handicap. i 1 began a three days' tournament at fjji 1 ounds of the 'Denver Trap club here w ! Fred Gilbert, the noted mavks- ii carried off the honors of the day . a : i score of 194 out of a possible 200. . 1 I ), Shaw, Thlele, Rozer, Hoffman and iwi ( "' V did no1 reach tho grounds In time pa; nploto their scored today and may" v'en an opportunity to finish before ' ' osc of the tournament. ,' summary. Herschcy, 18G; Pickett, Li '( frlescn ISO: Hcirgood. 140: King, 1S3; Sf3 'I 1S3; Rlehl. 171- Garrett, 1S1. Lawlon, ' Ihorcr, 185; Soever. 1S9; Mann, 100; a 1 re Maxwell. ISO; John Maxwell, 170; A ilc, 179; O'Brien, ISC; Cunningham. V ottlUb. 172; Blddison. 1W; Jones. 1S1; Allen. 167; MolTatt. 178; Shawnee. 170; Boggs. 1C2; Hudelson, 184; Radford, 174; Gooden. 171; Anderson, 1S7: McKonzle, 101; Younkman, 190. Gilbert, 191, Murray. 170; Caldwell. 155; Holland. Ill: Clayton. 1S4; Tipton. 172: Stone, 179; Skelley. ICO. Waxl-dlngton. Waxl-dlngton. 190; Campbell. 181; Miller, 171, McGee. 188; Randall, 175; Hill. 170. The Crelghton handicap was also shot off today. It consisted of twenty birds. The twenty men tlnally contested for the llrst prize and It was decided between Rlehl. George Maxwell and Miller. Tho nineteen men then shot ort for second prize, until Gilbert, Herschcy and Hudel-ron Hudel-ron only remained, when they dl Idcd the prize.