Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-26 | Page 8 | Reilley Stars at Local Traps

Earl Sheely, Who Beat Oaklets Single-Handed in Sunday Game t i fP3L ...... JSsiSI M H -K.a - ffil w4 Ptv-Nv' - y 1 mi f:ff ' 5 if I . ! a' i cj doubles, breaking eighteen of twelvd pairs. A, G. Buckingham of the Star Pointer Gun club of Ruth, Kev., was a participant partici-pant and gave a good account of himself, him-self, as did Mrs. Buckingham, who is a lover of trapshooting. A. L. Nelson, who has been on the sick list for the past few days, motored in from Bingham and tried his hand at twenty-five tarhawks, breaking them all. W. Brewster showed big improvement in his target breaking yesterday, as did Dr. McCurtain.. They shot well in both the singles and doubles events. YV. P. Fowler and Archie Browning shot at the greatest number of outlaw targets ever trapped at the local club. J. A. Gibson, who made his first try at the traps yesterday, did himself proud by snuffing out thirty-seven targets out of fifty. - Scores for yesterday's shoot follow: Singles. Broken. Targets, C. II. Reilley 50 50 J. F. Cowan 4tJ 50 R. L Edwards 4ti 50 A. G. Buckingham 45 50 W. P. Fowler 45 GO A. Browning 44 f0 Harry Heagren 43' 50 Dr. McCurtain 41 50 W. Brewster 41 . 50 A. L. Brav 30 50 J. A. Gibson 37 f0 Mrs. Buckingham 32 50 W. Ewens 30 50 A. L. Nelson 25 25 Willie Settle 15 25 Doubles. Broken. Targets. Haft'y Heagren 18 12 pair Dorsey Burgess 14 12 pair A. Browning 13 12 pafr Dr. McCurtain 10 G pair W. Brewster 7 6 pair W-illie Settle 4 6 pair REILLEY STABS AT LDCM. TRAPS Salt Lake Shark -Breaks 64 Straight ; Wins High Honors Over AIL M Charles H. Reilley, the crack local target tar-get smasher, was the star performer at the regular club shoot held yesterday over the Salt Lake Gun club traps. Reilley was not content to be high gun for the day In the regular club shoot of fifty targets by breaking fifty skimmers straight, but continued to shoot and broke ninety-eight out of the next 100, Reilley also made the long run of the day by smashing sixty-four targets straight without a miss, lie was In exceptional form. John F. Cowan, who has just returned from a trip to the Pacific coast, tied with R. L. Edwards for second place in the regular club event, each breaking forty-six forty-six skimmers out of fifty. Cowan was also (second high in the 100-bird event by snuffing out ninety-thre. W. P. Fowler was third by reducing eighty-nine tarhawks tar-hawks to smithereens. Harry Heagren led the field in the