Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-04-09 | Page 3 | C. Reiley Wins Gun Laurels

Ie CI REILLY REilEY WIN INS GUN lAUREl Fowler Wins Challenge Medal in in Shoot-Off Shoot C C. II u. elle 1 Relley Reiley walked walkA off ot with the high gun honors at the Salt Bait Lake Gun Qun club yesterday by breaking forty eight birds out of or a possible fifty In Lu capturing the tho high gun honors e of the day Relley Reiley wins a special prize of one hundred shells donated by the Anderson brother brothers broth broth- er ers era The Tho he weather was perfect for tor shooting Six squads cOllIde turned out in full tull bloom anc and banged away at the targets for tor a long time and consequently many good records records records rec rec- were turned In Billy Fowler won the challenge medal after atter shooting off oct four tour extra rounds After Arter the first round had been staged there was five men tied for tor first place and antI the right to wear the medal In Inthe the th thelast last shoot off Fowler Fowle was forced to the limit and won after atter breaking b twenty twenty- four tour birds out of or a possible twenty Fowler has pos possession of ot the medal until some fellow takes a a. match away from him C. C B D. ren Heagren after alter an absence of three years from the traps fired tired away at the birds and turned in a a. perfect score with his handicap added A num- num bet boc of at visitors were out taking a few fe cracks at the clays and the club membership mem mem- Is swelling dally daily Frank McGanney and Dave Hood were tied tiec for to- the professional proCessional honors Both Doth shooters broke seven forty birds McGanney McGanney Mc Mc- Ganney broke boke two twenty two of or the twelve pair trapped In the doubles event There were seven shooters who each received five lve points on the prizes prices andor and of or this number there were several shot themselves out of ef a a. few added points The following table shows the scores and points of ot the shooters taking part pait In yes yesterdays yesterday's erday's program t r O. O r C. C p tr 5 1 ia L r t C. C 4 60 6 5 F B. B Roy 48 P 5 rJ J. J F. F Irvin 60 43 6 50 g 5 s 's sp P p. p I Fowler 6 60 50 6 E. E B a. a 60 H 44 8 50 6 5 JA 3 A 50 t U 42 II 60 50 6 5 G. G D. D Thomas Themas 60 60 II 31 16 15 50 6 5 J T N. N Sharp 50 50 39 19 11 60 50 6 E B 11 I. I Dagley 60 60 20 20 49 4 J. J i- i I 11 Anderson 60 50 45 4 40 4 W E it Anderson 4 41 49 4 N. N C. C Hopper 60 34 1 15 41 4 jt It W. W i tiO O 39 30 1 10 49 4 It R. R T. T Barney J. J H 41 7 46 3 Ie IC tf r. r 1 60 39 8 H 47 2 eF F J. J McGanney 50 H 47 9 0 H 47 2 D. D. D N Hood i. i 60 47 41 0 H 47 2 J. J F. F t 36 10 6 46 1 Dr C. C L L. Shields 50 26 20 46 1 Dr Br A. A A C. C r. r 60 36 35 D 0 H 44 0 H. H HA A. A 50 37 31 4 U 41 0 P F 60 50 17 11 23 23 40 0 V SW A. A 50 40 40 0 40 0 SD D. C. C 60 35 0 35 0 S. S Rite 4 1 60 0 7 1 25 83 32 0 r al' al Used gauge 20 gun tun The following visitors took part in the program Q I shot at Score T. T D. D Sproat proa 50 60 44 H C. C t. t Dray Bray T. T 60 60 42 H. H Jolet Joler l t. t 60 60 36 Dr 60 60 34 3 L. L C. C Baldwin 60 50 60 32 Bert 50 o 28 26 8