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Show BI WIS LIBERTY BOND WITH SHOTGUN, Local Club Joins California-Nevada California-Nevada Association; Reelect Re-elect Cowan President. A large crowd of enthusiastic trap-shooters trap-shooters braved the cold weather yesterday yester-day and enjoyed one of the best shoots held this season on the Salt Lake Gun club grounds. Dad Cummings was high gun. The old fox pulverized 48 targets out of a possible 50. ' The "kaiser" made a mistake when he selected Al Cowan for an easy mark, as Cowan was there with blood in his eye and when the "emperor" made his bid to get away he was smashed to smithereens. The spoon shoot furnished some classy shooting, ten shooters tying. Gail Moffat, Mof-fat, J. F. Cowan, V. H. Mitchell, C. S. Parnell. J. L. Taylor, A. R. Bain, Harry Heagren, C. K. Wharton. A. W Cowan and Kabbit Rumel were all tied with perfect per-fect scores In the shoot-off J. L. Taylor won after a hard battle ' with Rabbi; Rumel, who surprised everybody by shooting Taylor lo a stand-still and outdistancing out-distancing all other competitors. Ten Tied Again. There was pienty of excitement in the challenge medal shoot. After the. scores were turned in it was found that another an-other bunch of ten had tied with perfect scores. F.. Ford. Charles Reilley. L. H. Riter. W. F. Gallagher, Asher A." Cownn V. H. .Mitchell, C. s. Parnell, J. L. Tav-lor, Tav-lor, C- Wharton and R. T. Barnev were all tied and had to shoot over. In the shoot-off Reilley won a.ter one of the hardest foughr contests e er staged on the club grounds, L. Ford, the Luie shooter from Ogden, losing bv only one bird. Yesterday was the final1 on the t-ibertv bond handicap shoot. The --winner cou.il not be determined until the last shol was fired. Reilley. Ford and Hood shot trom the tweniy-two-yard line Hilar Moffat, Asher Cowan, Gallagher. Mitchell. Mitch-ell. Parnell, Taylor and Wharlou held down the twenty-yard mark and Bun and Barney took charge of the eighteen-yard eighteen-yard line. All shooters had mialiiled, Reilley lending the bunch with throc pomts to bis credit, while Ford Hood Utter and Bain were nil tied with two points each. Bain upset ihe dope bv going twenty-five straight and winning three more points. Klving him five point and the Liberty bond by one point. Hood" lord and Taylor each broke twemv-four skimmers and gained two points 'f ,Vi making their totals four points, but n i enough to overcome the brilliant shoot- 11 ! O I 1 111, The final of the Mitchell tropin-also tropin-also shot olt yeslenlay. Ueillev won wi'.n six points. Ford ,lml Ki.cr (in sh, ' ond. sen ring five points each Join l?ig Association. The annual mcetinK of tu club w-, held yesterday before lh0 . , ... ,' started In the shoeing line The eii'ih voted to accept the Invltatio,. to oln California and Nevada Trapshoot' sociation, which is one of 11 I i ' trapshootlng organlr,, ions In . ho States. The membership '' , ,"";'J local elub an opporiumt v to l id , ' h.g tournaments of ,ho' , Je and the members a chance to sl-.w: ' trophies as weli as money put up by : other clubs. P. N. Hood. Tj. K. Kiter ar.d 5 Sharman were selected as a rrer.: ship committee to arrange plans tor listing new members. The real of : club is 100 members by February 1. .": F. Cowan was re-elected president: t. Sharman. vice president: A. R- Rsin. !-retarv !-retarv and treasurer, succeeding hi L. A. Cummin.:.-', assistant secretin-: F. Gallagher, f-.eld captain. The d:rr.'.' are J. F. Cowsn. Sam Sharm.tn. L Riter. A. R. B.iin, W. F. Gallagher i Harry Heagren. Complete scores of yesterday's sr.rr: Broken. Sr.?" L. A. Cumn.lnsrs n :' W. H. Mitchell -IS I.. II.- Riter 4 C. S. Poruell : J. L. Txy'.or 4 Asher Cowan " J F. Cowan 'D. N. Hood 41 : K. Ford 41 . C. H. Rciliev 4 A. K. Mars. Jr 43 Gail Moffat W. F. Gallagher 4: 0. 11. Wharton 4: C. A. Anderson 41 A. R. Bain -0 S. 11. s'luirman ::Q . A. W. Cowan 5? Harrv Heagren SI , J. II. l-liniey ST A. Browning :;" RalvlMt Unmel S : R- T. arnev t 1 Gctuge Johnslon J. C. McFaddan U J. 1 1 . Grut U Willie Jones H rrvv.'essioitals. |