Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 18, 1919, Page 3

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Wholey & Ce., 12 FERRY STREET ¥ ors 1 To Sion Major and Minor Agreement Today A week of conferences and joint ses- [ three times to take in the traveling more than 24,04 Homer Clarg, of Alton, 111, professional championship, made the longest run of the year for a profes- lonal, 247, ani was high average pro- fessional with 3228 hrea in 3310 targets shot at, a mark of 2. 0. N. Ford, of San Jose, (ul, shot at more targets than any other shooéter. He broke 89094 out of for the re- maryible average of . Ford also i traveled more than 16,9%0) miles to 1 its term of offi-| shoot. The longest run made by an There will be no| amateur was 345, by H. C. Lorenson a n|of Newman. Cal. Best Parformance of Year Frank Wright, of Bufialo, . broke 990 out of 1000 largets in five day's shootiniz at Maplewecd, N. IL. which was about the bes* performance of the year. In winning the cham- shoots, miles. all club owers will be completed w when a working agreement s signed by the natlonal commission for the two major organizations and a committee representing the national n cof minor leagues to take s of the pational agreement muval CDHSEHL own nation- ich will have lubs from the minors for cash, les pfaper to pass John H. Farreil's Y. pionship of New York for the fourth 3 his 5 successive time. H. Pendergast {HIGH LIGHTS ON THE 018 8 el L e : TRAPSHOOTING SEASON ( Comhieted a »um of 502 1 What 1919 will produce is of more [ curred in the New York » ance n what 191¢ has pro-| that is worthv of mention duced in t 1 of sports, but aty Fish only missed eight {are some of ccomplishments of | the high av: "age winne 1918 are worth chronie- not high man in any on eve o Taxas sent a 13-year-oid ch v conditions | to the Gtand American in times. The | Woodward, while Tennessee neuvers | 20-year-old champion soyd Dun- nd held g n the first N Andrew many age lim- rosidiy - Meaders, pebighadds ropes when i evidence Ll age is 19 bar to the sport TEn DAt not either clase T »\v{ developed | PINEHURST SHOOT STARTS 1919 SEASON ON |TS WAY The 1919 trapshooting se son will : ircarme took up|be ushered in at Pinehurst N. : to shoot” and|the week of January 20, N o bhecome ;n hurst Country Club cc s sport” and the | nnual midwinter handicap t \ ? name ir, by the way Wk L7 SR oation Y asE the istered shoot of the P e Pix is the pioneer 1 2 promotion of trapshoot the guests zinning i progressed * put a kink in I ; the 1918 t good- i d ¢ 's of compe- o2 tition participated Buchi and sets thrown When C, Billings, who was cap- - tain of the American Trapshoot team to the Olympic Games ciation is won the Midwi and in 1912 | .;m year then 95, the iped to 130, h the krown 1 Neweemb a Dual Winner. which is iro fu cting Id by Geor, iy N in » will be 600 reg d T vards and 200 Amc émmmmwmm MARKET WAS BEARISH. re. 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