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m Vi- if w.... r -M 'n-Kefe'rit'ftd^-SECfeTSMEN'S REVIEW, June 22, 1929, Issue. One^ win a( fter aVn. .other --at the STATE SHOOTS sm%Shooters o tl/ S.JTrap SfieHs--the Climax and the Defiance--are piling ;.uta8ne?:fo'SWe#&pffi^ . . . .setting a merry pace m ithe chanlpibnslims fins year: as 'last. Once. again is it being proved that j]:-.. w reliable shells! . Singles; , b'roke^25'vstraight1 :-sfi'bo^Off:;after.'tripler' rat^i'9^x20O -which'1 iti#'. u'dedS-.H^=-W/:--Abell,' : ' .d; (DEFIANCE. - 'Doubles' ''Championship--^ '. ;H;^H:'\?i':S in.ithV -T?py 1 V,U(CUUAX shells)- tied :i;fr-fo^ifffst '.with two others. Of): before1' shoot- 32o;jb^-. ff ^ClassS-1'': Championships --- * :' CLASS'A--Won'by- C- . -:1, A,'\\Bogen: - (CLIMAX shells)'WBhS^tnrt|.:.pf,t'75'Straight"'in, shoot-o'fE, which^brbkeS'-tnple-'-tie-.-forihrst.at 146x150. . =VfA^^'?;!B^l3^^^^ahl'e!|r;i,':;Ci'Cv;elandi and: Fred ' iKodi, B^Me (bo,th CLIMAX hell ) tied for ^r^t'aC^46^i50V'.b^fdth &hdbt-off,:. wiith one Other shbofer ^ 1 ' - r-Thorpe; Tippecanoe. City i'140x150.. r. W. Abell* (CLIMAX Jb'with 195X100, .from 21 f-with' 25: straight.;. ; i -, lowin' by' H. -H. Smith ; 369x400. r. - ' ^Targets--A. Bogert,. (CLIMAX . "Stblfe^wth^l^xoSO. ;'''Lcing runs143 and -195.: - Father-Son Team'Itece--rWoti.by W- I. Spangler and : TMle.toer sh00ti^ DEElANCE sMIS ......................... STAfE'SHOOT i-with 135x200, who' was'also high am! 16-yard ! tar- ' ' 279x300. ionship--Won Nesbitt (DEOwith 84x100 .^crpge'l-L 300 16-yard tsf-Boyd: F. Duncan, ifhe^JiWithJS^OO-- .... MISSOURI STATE SHOOT - St. Louis--May 3-S . Stofer, Kansas City (CLI- Doubles .Chai nshr ^High, Score--Bart Lewis, Springfield, 111. 1 (CLIMAX shells) with 45x50. (Not eligible fo^championship). -Ladies' Championship--Won by <, Mrs. H. M. Hal!, Harrison-nlle ' (CLIMAX shells) with 80x100. ' Class Championship--Won by E. 1' S. Stofer (CLIMAX shells)' with 97x100. Second,. Frank Wilmas, St. Louis (DEFIANCE shells), with 96x100. professional Championships--<3.W. ' Jewett, Kansas City (both CLI MAX and DEFIANCE shells), won the following professional championships: . ___ Singles ............ ............... ' All-Around ........ ........... 312x350 Doubles .................. 41x 50 High Over Ail................547x600 GEORGIA STATE SHOOT Albany--May 14-16 Paul R. Earle, of Starr, South Caro lina, was high in the doubles event with 137x150 shooting CLIMAX shells but was not eligible for llte champion ship. He also won the High-Over-At! with 693x750. John I. Chipley, of Greenwood, South Carolina, broke 384x400 at 16yard targets shooting CLIMAX shells, which gave him third place. Chipley also tied for high in the Handicap with 94x100 bat but was ineligible for the championship. TRI-STATE SHOOT (Arkansas-Mississippi-Tennessee) Memphis--May 27-29 Boyd F. Duncan, Lucy, Tenn., had the High General Average for the meet with 676x700, shoot ing DEFIANCE shells. He was also high oh 5f>0 16-yard targets with 489x500, Won the Profes sional . Class, Championship with 198x200, placed second m the Professional Tri-State Champion ship with 195x200, and won the Professional Doubles' Champion ship With 95x100. The Handicap Championship was won by Julius Petty, Eng land, Ark., who, scored 98x100 from 20 yards, using mixed toads ' which 1 included, some DEFI ANCE shells. . Frank M., Duncan, Lucy, Tenn., tied for second place in the Class B Championship with 192x200 and won the t-hooi-off 97x100, shbotiug DEFIANCE shells, lie also tied for second ju the Tri-State Singles Championship with 194x200 and placed fourth on.'500 16-yard targets with 482x500. UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE CO n ill BROADWAY M,\Y UK*., in . -