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1 2013 Northern Zone 2012 Southern Zone September 21, 22 & 23, 2012 May 4, 5 & 6, 2012 North Jersey Gun Club Pine Valley Gun Club 115 th State Shoot May 31, June 1-3, 2012 Pine Belt Sportsmen s Club $4, Added Monies (Open) $13,000 in Trophies (Resident-91 Open-136) 13 th Garden State Grand July 13, 14 & 15, 2012 Pine Belt Sportsmen s Club $ in Trophies & Monies (All Open) 11 th Teddy Bear Charity Fun Shoot & Picnic August 18, 2012 Benefitting 32 Masonic Learning Centers for Children Pine Belt Sportsmen s Club Visit us at

2 The Gun Shop will donate a flat of shells to be awarded in each event of the State Shoot Need 209 Primers? We stock Fiocchi Call for availability

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4 Registered Shooting Every Saturday & Sunday Doubles Always Available New for 2012 Doubles shot on Trap 1 every Sunday OPERATING HOURS: SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS 9:00AM 4:00PM TUESDAYS 11AM DARK WEDNESDAY 9:00AM 3:00PM THURSDAY 9:00AM DARK 2

5 2012 Special Events April 22 Spring Warm Up May 27 Memorial Day Doubles Marathon July 4 Stars & Stripes Shoot September 21, 22 & Northern Zone October 21 Club Championship (including the 2nd Annual Rich Jacoby Memorial Singles) November 11 Annual Turkey Shoot December 16 X-mass Wine Shoot Visit us at: 3

6 EARLY BIRD / MARCH 10, 11 1/4 GRAND / APRIL 14, 15 SOUTHERN ZONE / MAY 4, 5, 6 LADY BIRD / AUGUST 25 CLUB SHOOT / SEPTEMBER 1, 2 FALL SHOOT-OUT / OCTOBER 13 TURKEY SHOOT / NOVEMBER 10 HAM SHOOT / DECEMBER 8 CHRISTMAS PARTY & SHOOT / DECEMBER 22 4

7 Registered Shoots 2nd & 3rd Sunday March through November 5

8 CENTRAL JERSEY RIFLE & PISTOL Located 5 miles west of Toms River Stump Tavern Road (off Route 571 or 528) South of I-295 Exit 16 Between New York & Philadelphia P.O. Box 710 Jackson, New Jersey (800) 5GUN FUN John F. Scott President A Membership Organization Open Daily for Members Reservations Not Required Trap: 5 Skeet: 4 Five Stand: 1 Wobble Trap Archery Range Indoor Pistol Pits: 6 Covered Outdoor Pistol Covered 200 Yard Rifle Covered 300 Yard Rifle 6

9 Ground Swipers Rod & Gun Club 1910 Lacey Road, Forked River NJ Thursday 11AM Till 9PM Sunday 11AM Till 3PM ATA Big 50 Thursdays Free Lunch on Most Sundays The freshest road-kill we can find 2 Trap Fields W/Pat Traps & Voice Callers Singles Doubles Wobbles 3 Miles West of Garden State Parkway Exit 74 - Lacey Road For More Information Call Dave Liming

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16 2012 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING MEMBER CLUB DIRECTORY CENTRAL JERSEY RIFLE & PISTOL CLUB Stump Tavern Road, Jackson NJ, GUN-FUN Parkway south to exit 88, take 70 west to Rte. 571 North - 6 miles to Stump Tavern Road (left and Minuteman Deli) club is a mile up on left. GROUND SWIPERS ROD & GUN CLUB 1910 Lacey Road, Forked River, NJ, Garden State Parkway north or south, take exit 74 (Lacey Road) west, 3 miles on right. HOWELL TRAP CLUB Yellowbrook Road, Howell, NJ, Rte. 33 South from Freehold Circle to Yellowbrook Road, right approximately 2 miles to club on left. MALLARD TRAP CLUB Monroe Boulevard, Monroe Township, NJ, Rte. 33 west to Millstone/Monroe area. Make a right on Perrineville Rd. Stay on Perrineville Rd. approx. 3 miles to Federal Rd. Make a right. Continue on Monroe Blvd. Club entrance on left. NORTH JERSEY CLAY TARGET CLUB 488 Horseneck Road, Fairfield, NJ 07004, Garden State Parkway to exit 145 to Rte. 280 West to New Road and proceed to Rte. 46 East to Hook Mountain Road, take jug handle and cross 46 and go straight until the road ends at Horseneck Road, make a right and Trap Club is down 1/4 mile on left. PINE BELT SPORTSMAN'S CLUB 377 West Stokes Road, Shamong, NJ 08088, Rte 70 to Medford Circle, south on Rte. 541 approx. 8 miles to club on right. From Rte. 206 north on Rte miles to club on left. PINE VALLEY GUN CLUB 166 Watson Town/New Freedom Road, Pine Hill, NJ 08009, NJ Turnpike to exit 4, East on Rte. 73 to Berlin Circle. Crosskeys Road to New Freedom Road. QUINTON SPORTSMEN S CLUB, INC. 346 Jericho Road, Quinton, NJ 08072, Take Route 295 or NJ Turnpike north or south to Route 49 exit towards Pennsville Salem. (The Club is 16.9 miles from this exit). Stay on Route 49 through Pennsville, Salem (8.5 miles); after Quinton traffic light, bear to right (1/2 mile) to Jericho Road. The entrance to Jericho Road is across from Niblock s Pork Market on Route 49. Travel east on Jericho Road (4 miles) to the club, which will be on the left. SHONGUM SPORTSMEN S ASSOCIATION 363 Janes Chapel Road, Mansfield, NJ, Route 46 west through Hackettstown to Independence Township. At Best Farm Market, make left onto Russling Road for 2.1 mi. Left onto Mt. Bethel Road for 1.3 mi. Right onto Jane s Chapel Road for 1.1 mi. Right at sign for Shongum Sportsmen Club Road. 14

17 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION President s Message Fellow Shooters, On behalf of the Officers and Directors of New Jersey State Trapshooting Association it is my pleasure to invite you to attend and participate in our 2012 State Shoot, Zone Shoots and the 12th Garden State Grand. We will again be using the PreSquad.com service this year for both the State Shoot and the Garden State Grand to make pre-squadding easier. This year at our State Shoot we will once again be awarding $ in Added Money and Approx. $13, in Trophies. I would like to personally thank Cheyanne Mountain Outfitters and the Sportsman s Center for supporting the State Association and the shooters by providing gift certificates for use in the Jersey Draw. For those shooter s who may not be familiar with the Jersey Draw, a number will be drawn after the event and any shooter whose score ends with that number is eligible to shoot off for the prizes. I also want to take this opportunity to remind shooters to the change in the Middle Fifty Jackpot option. You MUST play the option to be eligible for any monies. If no one runs the middle fifty in any of the eligible handicap events by the conclusion of the State Shoot; the monies will be awarded to the shooter having played the Middle Fifty Jackpot option with the highest score in the Middle Fifty, in the Handicap Championship on Sunday. We have also made changes to many of the options based on what the shooters have told us they wanted to see. Please read the program so that you are familiar with the changes prior to playing any options. I would like to thank all the NJSTA Officers and Directors for their time and effort to keep our Association and shooting events running smoothly. And, I want to thank the Pine Belt Sportsman s Club, Pine Valley Gun Club, North Jersey Clay Target Club who host our events and all our member clubs, who weekly hold events that generate revenue for the State Association in order for us to provide State Association sponsored events. Please, support these club. Also, A big thank you for all shooters who came out to support North Jersey Clay Target Club by participating in the Northern Zone. NJCTC took a big hit with the hurricane with over two feet of water in the club house and damage to various equipment. The hard work of those dedicated members got the club up and running in time to hold the Northern Zone as scheduled. If you were at the 2011 State Shoot or the Garden Grand you may have noticed a new building at Pine Belt. It is the new trophy building and service area. On behalf of the entire Board of Directors I want to thank all who helped on this project and Pine Belt Sportsman s Club for giving us the area to put the building. Shooters are reminded that your concerns and suggestion to improve our events are welcome. Please feel free to talk to any member of the BofD, and let us know what we are doing well or what we are doing wrong. We are not perfect, but everyone involved in putting on these events want to make it the best experience for the shooter. Keeping this in mind please make critisms in a respectful way; And, We can t fix it if we don t know its broken. The Board of Directors and I wish that you have a successful 2012! Yours in Trapshooting Craig Gasparine 15

18 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION ZONE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2013 NORTHERN ZONE SHOOT North Jersey Clay Target Club Fairfield, New Jersey Friday, Saturday & Sunday September 21, 22 & 23, SOUTHERN ZONE SHOOT Pine Valley Gun Club, Inc. Berlin, New Jersey Friday, Saturday & Sunday May 4, 5 & 6, 2012 GENERAL ZONE INFORMATION *The State Zones will be divided by County lines (not highways). NORTHERN ZONE COUNTIES SOUTHERN ZONE COUNTIES Bergen Passaic Atlantic Gloucester Essex Somerset Burlington Mercer Hudson Sussex Camden Monmouth Hunderton Union Cape May Ocean Middlesex Warren Cumberland Salem Morris All ties for trophies will be shot off Management will not be responsible for errors on scores after the options have been figured and posted on the scoreboard. The Club reserves the right to reject any entry. Lunch may be obtained on the grounds Anyone winning a trophy must pick it up, as no Trophies will be shipped This shoot will be held regardless of the weather. A shooter may win only one trophy in any event 25 practice targets- $4.00 Children s Dyslexia Centers of NJ Northfield Burlington Hasbrouck Heights Scotch Plains Tenafly Central Office (201)

19 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION TROPHY HIERARCHY FOR ALL SHOOTS ATA trophies are higher than N.J. or zone trophies. All open trophies are lesser. If a shooter qualifies for more than one trophy, that shooter must notify the Tournament Office within 15 minutes after that event s last scores have been posted as to which trophy he/she desires to take or shoot-off for. IMPORTANT: CATEGORY RULE CHANGES: Shooters may declare only one category: i.e. lady, sub-junior, junior, veteran, senior veteran. A shooter may no longer declare, for example, lady veteran. (Note: this new rule does not apply to chair shooters.) Any shooter who is tied for event champion may shoot off/carry over for the champion trophy. If the shooter fails in the championship trophy off/carry over and has declared a Special Category, the shooter will fall back to their declared category. Any shooter who has declared a Special Category at classification and whose score qualified him/her for any trophy in his/her declared category will compete for the category trophy and not for place, class or yardage group. A category shooter whose score does not qualify him/her for his/her category may compete for place, class or yardage group. There will be no exception to this rule. REGISTRATION CERTIFICATION This certifies that the New Jersey State Trapshooting Association has been authorized to hold registered shoots. Amateur Trapshooting Association Rules will govern these shoots and the scores will be included in the Official Records. AA 97 percent and over A 94 percent and under 97 B 91 percent and under 94 ZONE CLASSIFICATION 16 Yard Classification C 88 percent and under 91 D Under 88 percent TARGET REQUIREMENTS 16 YARD: A shooter not having at least yard targets on their 2012 card AND a total of 1000 targets on their card combined will be penalized 2 classes, not to exceed Class A. HANDICAP: A shooter not having at least 500 handicap targets on their 2012 card AND a total of 1000 targets on their card combined will be penalized 2 yards, not to exceed 26 yards. DOUBLES: A shooter not having at least 500 double targets on their 2012 card AND a total of 1000 targets on their card combined will be penalized 2 classes, not to exceed Class A. DOUBLES CLASSIFICATION A 90 percent and over C 78 percent and under 85 B 85 percent and under 90 D Under 78 percent Senior Veterans are exempt from the above Target Requirements. 17

20 NEW JERSEY ZONE SHOOTS ZONE SHOOTS TROPHY COMMITTEE Rudy Torlini NORTHERN ZONE COMMITTEES TRAP COMMITTEE A. D Alessio C. Gasparine J. Fuller RULES COMMITTEE E. Yanchok A. Dalessio R. Hendrixson CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE E. Yanchok C. Burroughs D. Hart J. Sissano SOUTHERN ZONE COMMITTEES TRAP COMMITTEE D. Lott R. Linton D. Liming RULES COMMITTEE J. Sissano R. Brown J. Slimm CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE J. Sissano E. Yanchok R. Linton D. Lott I. Gosman The New Jersey State Association has elected to utilize on line presquadding for all events at the 2012 State Shoot and 13th Garden State Grand. For your convenience presquadding enrollment dates for 2012 will be available as follows: 115 TH STATE SHOOT May 7 through May 25, TH GARDEN STATE GRAND June 18 through July 6, 2012 To facilitate your presquadding, visit 18

21 NEW JERSEY ZONE SHOOTS PRELIMINARY DAY FRIDAY Shooting starts at 9:00 A.M. Each Day EVENT NO YARD TARGETS Targets and Trophies $25.00 Fees A.T.A. $ N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis divided three classes High Gun $15.00 Open Trophies Winner each of 5 Classes EVENT NO HANDICAP TARGETS Targets and Trophies $25.00 Fees (if not paid above) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis divided three classes High Gun $15.00 Optional 50s $5.00 divided percentage $15.00 Open Trophies High each of four yardage groups (18-21) (22-23) (24-25) (26-27) EVENT NO PAIR DOUBLES Targets and Trophies $25.00 Fees (if not paid above) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis divided two classes High Gun $10.00 Champion Open Trophies Winner each of 4 classes Note: All trophies are open on preliminary day. Ties shoot off 19

22 NEW JERSEY ZONE SHOOTS SATURDAY EVENT NO. 4 ZONE 16 YARD CHAMPIONSHIP 200 TARGETS Targets and Trophies $50.00 Fees A.T.A. $ N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $2.00 Lewis - $10.00 on each 100, must play both divided 3 classes Hi-Gun $20.00 Lewis on 200 divided 3 classes Hi-Gun $20.00 TROPHIES Zone Champion Zone High Lady, Junior, Sub Junior, Veteran, Sr. Veteran Trophy to Zone Resident Winner Each Class AA,A,B,C,D Open High Gun Open Winner and Runner-Up each class AA,A,B,C,D GOOD LUCK TO ALL IN 2012! V. R. SKIPPER Lakehurst Road (Route 530) Browns Mills, New Jersey

23 NEW JERSEY ZONE SHOOTS SUNDAY EVENT NO. 5 ZONE HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP 100 TARGETS (18-27 Yards) Targets and Trophies $25.00 Fees- A.T.A. $3.00 N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $3.00 Lewis divided 3 classes High Gun $15.00 Optional 25s $2.50 One money $10.00 Optional 50s $5.00 divided percentage each $15.00 Special Event Purse divided percentage $10.00 TROPHIES Zone Champion Zone High Lady, Junior, Sub Junior, Veteran, Sr. Veteran Trophy to Zone Winner in each yardage group Open High Gun Open trophy to Winner and Runner-Up in each yardage group (18-21) (22-23) (24-25) (26-27) Original & Hand Made SINCE 1974 RODGE-F CHOKE & CHAMBER BRUSHES We get the LEAD out and PLASTIC too! Cleaning Supplies & Accessories for Clay Target Shooters We Buy Sell Swap n Trade R M F ASSOCIATES/Rodge-F Sports Division 202 Carolyn Road Union, NJ Phone: (908) Fax: (908) Genuine Rodge-F 10ga, 12ga, 16ga, 20ga & 28ga Brush Refills New Power Head Extension Rod & Choke Tube Brush for All Gauges SEE US AT ALL MAJOR TOURNAMENTS! 21

24 NEW JERSEY ZONE SHOOTS SUNDAY EVENT NO. 6 ZONE DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP Following Handicap 50 PAIR Targets and Trophies $25.00 Fees (if not paid in Event No.5) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis divided 2 classes High Gun $15.00 TROPHIES Zone Champion Open High Gun Open Trophy to Winner and Runner-up in each class A,B,C,D 22 EVENT NO. 7 ZONE HIGH ALL-AROUND Zone Resident Class Trophies to High Gun in each Class AA, A, B, C, D, on 400 Targets. ( 16-Yard, Handicap and Doubles) EVENT NO. 8 ZONE HIGH OVER-ALL Zone Resident High Over-All to High Gun on 700 Targets Trophies provided by N.J.S.T.A. Only one trophy may be won in each event.

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27 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION N.J. STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Secretary-Treasurer DIRECTORS Charles Burroughs John Trout Robert Brown Dave Liming Angelo D Alessio Ken Danley Craig Gasparine Irwin Gosman Robert Erisman Rudolph L. Torlini Past Presidents Stephen Lorenz Len Fennimore Edward Yanchok Austin Dorr Joseph Sissano Everett De Graw Henry Fratz John Ebenreiter A.T.A. Delegate Joseph Sissano 1st Alternate Stephen Lorenz MEMBER GUN CLUB Central Jersey Rifle & Pistol Ground Swipers Rod & Gun Club Howell Trap Club, Inc. Mallard Trap Club North Jersey Clay Targe Club Pine Belt Sportsman s Club, Inc. Pine Valley Gun Club, Inc. Quinton Sportsmen s Club Shongum Sportsmen s Association DELEGATE Mike Krokovic Bobby Boehler Gene Saloman Steve Ottrando Mark Wade Thomas Wolf Gordon Gold Harry W. Leszchyn, Jr. Don Mercovich ANNUAL MEETING SUNDAY, JUNE 8:30 a.m. The Annual Meeting of the New Jersey State Trapshooting Association will be held on Sunday, June 3, 2012 at 8:30 a.m. The meeting will be located under the pavilion outside of the main clubhouse and will be limited to approximately 45 minutes. Delegates (1-year term) will be voted on. The State Awards will also be distributed at this time. All New Jersey ATA shooters are invited to attend. NOTE MEETING TIME. PROPOSED FOR ELECTION: President Craig Gasparine 1st Vice President Irwin Gosman 2nd Vice President Robert Erisman Secretary-Treasurer Rudolph L. Torlini DIRECTORS Charles Burroughs John Trout Robert Brown Dave Liming Angelo D Alessio Gordon Gold ATA Delegate Joseph Sissano 1st Alternate Delegate Bobby Boehler Nominations may be made from the floor. 25

28 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION 2011 New Jersey Champions SINGLES Champion Mark T. Wade 200 Lady Deborah Ohye-Neilson 196 Junior Charles F. Bennett, Jr. 199 Sub-Junior Joseph A. Clarke 190 Veteran Craig Gasparine 196 Sr. Veteran Kay Ohye 199 HANDICAP John P. Mallon 97 DOUBLES Kay Ohye 98 ALL AROUND Kay Ohye 391 New Jersey Average Winners for 2011 SINGLES Men Kay Ohye 8, Ladies Deborah Ohye-Neilson 7, HANDICAP Men Dale T. Crouse 1, Ladies Deborah Ohye-Neilson 7, DOUBLES Men Kay Ohye 3, Ladies Deborah Ohye-Neilson 6,

29 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION TRAP COMMITTEE R. Brown Chairperson L. Donovan R. Erisman RULES COMMITTEE & LINE REFEREES J. Sissano Chairperson E. Yanchok B. Boehler SHOOT OFF COMMITTEE C. Gasparirne Chairperson S. Lorenz B. Erisman D. Liming A. D Alessio CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE J. Sissano Chairperson H. Fratz S. Lorenz E. Yanchok D. Liming B. Erisman Delegates or Officers of other State Associations may be called upon STATE TROPHY COMMITTEE Rudy Torlini Chairperson John Trout Ken Danley Get the shooter s edge. Decot Hy-Wyd Sport Glasses sets the standard for sports eye wear. Prescription or nonprescription Custom handcrafted frame of high quality spring metal Designed to set high or low, away from the face to eliminate perspiration smear 40+ lens colors for ultimate target contrast Call Order online decot@sportglasses.com 27

30 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION 2011 New Jersey State Teams Men s First Team Robert Malmstedt.9517 Kenny Ray Estes.9260 John D. Melitsky.9207 Mark T. Wade.9097 Thomas M. Clarke.9085 Men s Second Team Edward Taylor.9078 George B. Wright.9065 Marc C. Invidiato.9051 Jeffery S. Slimm.9050 Victor P. Savio.9015 Veterans Team Robert W. Long.8981 Craig R. Gasparine.8782 Gordon Gold.8764 Robert C. Downs.8657 Charles E. Burroughs.8048 Sr. Veterans Team Kay Ohye.9521 Eugene Salomon.8852 Fred L. Minus.8450 Bruce Osgood.7864 Ladies Team Deborah Ohye-Neilson.9510 Kimberly A. Cormack.8089 Patricia L. Slimm.7937 Junior Team Charles F. Bennett Jr John P. Mallon.9134 Joseph A. Clarke.8549 Darren Smith.8381 John Leibundgut.8035 Most Targets Shot 2011 Deborah Ohye-Neilson 21,900 To qualify for the State Teams, all shooters must participate in the 16-yard, handicap, and doubles championships at that year s State shoot (Saturday and Sunday). For the men s and veteran s teams, they are also required to shoot a minimum of yard targets, 1500 handicap targets and 1000 doubles during the preceding ATA year; and for the ladies state team yard targets, 1000 handicap targets and 500 doubles. Junior State Team yard targets, 500 handicap targets, and 500 doubles. Category shooters will be placed on category teams. CONGRATULATIONS ALL!!! Presentation of Team Pins will be made during the Sunday Morning State Meeting 28

31 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION 2011 New Jersey Top Singles Shooters Rank Shooter Average 1 Kay Ohye Robert Malmstedt John D. Melitsky Deborah Ohye-Neilson Dennis Lott George B. Wright Charles Bennett Jr Edward G. Taylor Robert Mlynarz Craig Gasparine Marc Invidiato Thomas Clarke John Longo Mark Wade John Homan John Mallon Robert Long Jeffrey Slimm Royce Vanaman Edward Marshall Philip Barber Kenny Estes Gordon Gold Douglas Bracher Haskel Pelcman New Jersey Top Handicap Shooters Rank Shooter Target Number 1 Dale Crouse Deborah Ohye-Neilson Robert Malmstedt Gregory Menshoff Kay Ohye Dan Biggs Kenny Estes John Mallon Jeffrey Whalen Kenneth Mlynarz Victor Savoia JohnD. Melitsky New Jersey Top Doubles Shooters Rank Shooter Average 1 Kay Ohye Robert Malmstedt Deborah Ohye-Neilson Charles Bennett Jr Kenny Estes Marc Invidiato Brian Skeuse Robert Mlynarz Kenneth Simpson George Wright Edward Taylor New Jersey 10,000 Target Club Rank Shooter Target Number 1 Deborah Ohye-Neilson 21,900 2 Jeffrey Slimm 15,700 3 Charles Bennett Jr. 15,200 4 Joe Sissano 14,000 5 George Wright 13,600 6 Kay Ohye 13,400 7 John Godwin 12,850 8 Art Colabella 12,700 9 Patricia Slimm 12, Mark Wade 12, Robert Long 11, Fred Minus 11, Kenny Estes 10, Craig Gasparine 10, Tony Derieux 10,300 29

32 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION 30 New Jersey State Trapshooting Association Past Presidents 1884 Dr. N. Purdell* 1898 Captain A. W. Money* 1899 Captain A. W. Money* 1915 J.W. Mason* 1918 Harry S. Sindle* 1919 Harry S. Sindle* 1920 Harry S. Sindle* 1921 Harry S. Sindle* 1923?????? 1928 John F. Kafes* 1929 John F. Kafes* 1930 John F. Kafes* 1931 Eugene B. Springer* 1932 Eugene B. Springer* 1933 Dr. W. H. Matthews* 1934 David W. Thomas* 1935 David P. Earle* 1936 David P. Earle* 1937 David P. Earle* 1938 David P. Earle* 1939 David P. Earle* 1940 Paul E. Holloway* 1941 Paul E. Holloway* 1942 Paul E. Holloway* 1943 John L. Flagg* 1944 John L. Flagg* 1945 John L. Flagg* 1946 John L. Flagg* 1947 John L. Flagg* 1948 Paul E. Holloway* 1949 A.F. Streelman* 1950 A.F. Streelma* 1951 Charles Field* 1952 Charles Field* 1953 George S. Clark* 1954 George S. Clark* 1955?????? 1956?????? 1957 Philip A. Shields* 1958 Eddie Bahr Jr.* 1959 Edward E. Bahr* 1960?????? 1961 Henry T. Bullock* 1962 Edgar Joyce* 1963????????? 1964????????? 1965 Norton C. Lyman* 1966 Clarence K. Walton* 1967 Clarence K. Walton* 1968 A. Austin Dorr 1969 A. Austin Dorr 1970 G.R. Litteral* 1971 G.R. Litteral* 1972 Everett De Graw 1973 Everett De Graw 1974 A.G. DiPaolo* 1975 A.G. DiPaolo* 1976 A. Janwich* 1977 A. Janwich* 1978 F. Lang* 1979 F. Lang* 1980 F. Lang* 1981 F. Lang* 1982 F. Lang*/Frank Hollendonner* 1983 Frank Hollendonner* 1984 Edward Yanchok 1985 Edward Yanchok 1986 John Ebenreiter 1987 John Ebenreiter 1988 Harold Stevenson, Jr.* 1989 Harold Stevenson, Jr.* 1990 Harold Stevenson, Jr.* 1991 Harold Stevenson, Jr.* 1992 Leonard Fennimore 1993 Leonard Fennimore 1994 Leonard Fennimore 1995 Leonard Fennimore 1996 Joseph Sissano 1997 Joseph Sissano 1998 Joseph Sissano 1999 Joseph Sissano 2000 Ken Miller* 2001 Ken Miller* 2002 Ken Miller* 2003 Ken Miller* 2004 Henry Fratz 2005 Henry Fratz 2006 Stephen Lorenz 2007 Stephen Lorenz 2008 Stephen Lorenz 2009 Stephen Lorenz 2010 Craig Gasparine 2011 Craig Gasparine *deceased

33 2012 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING PROGRAMS GENERAL INFORMATION ALL TIES INVOLVING TROPHIES WILL BE SHOT OFF IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING EACH DAY S PROGRAM, AT THE DISCRETION OF SHOOT MANAGEMENT. ANY SHOOTER FAILING TO APPEAR FOR HIS/HER SHOOT-OFF WILL FORFEIT HIS/HER TROPHY RIGHT. Classification will open Wednesday evening (May 30, 2012) 6-8 pm. Advance paid entries will be accepted starting Thursday afternoon for all events. A shooter may make only one entry per event. Once the entry has been made the cashier will not accept additional options or purse money from the shooter. POSITIVELY NO CHANGES, WITHDRAWALS OR REFUNDS WILL BE ALLOWED AFTER MAKING ENTRY. Veterans (past 65th birthday), Sr. Veterans (past 70th birthday), Juniors (under 19 years of age), Sub-juniors (under 16 years of age) and Female contestants must make sure their entry card is marked at the time they are being classified and squadded. When there is a Junior and Sub-Junior A.T.A. and/or State Trophy, the Junior must take the Junior trophy and the Sub-Junior must take the Sub-Junior trophy regardless of the high score between the two of them. All events will start at the prescribed time. Each shooter is cautioned- it is your responsibility to know when your squad is up. If you do not appear, your squad will go without you and you will be re-squadded at management s discretion. In as much as the Sunday Handicap money division cannot be posted on the Board, a complete breakdown of the Sunday pay-off will be posted on and payoff checks will be mailed. Detailed records of the Tournament will be retained for a period of thirty (30) days following the completion of the Shoot. Any inquiries from the contestants must be forwarded to R.A.M. Cashiering ( ). Any shooter winning a trophy must pick up same before leaving the grounds or arrange for someone to do it for you. No trophies will be shipped. All shooters may compete for all added money upon the payment of the A.T.A. and N.J. daily fee, except those shooters waiving penalty class or yardage and shooting targets only. Standard loads will be for sale on the grounds at prevailing prices. Hand loads are permitted subject to inspection. Shooters are invited to presquad for the State Shoot, Garden State Grand online, by visiting ATA refund amount: $3,

34 2012 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING PROGRAMS GENERAL INFORMATION The State Association reserves the right to refuse any entry. Two practice traps will be available. Food will be on sale Trailers, Campers and Motorhomes welcomed facilities limited. Campers and Motorhomes must park in the designated area west of the pavilion. You must register with club management upon arrival, to be assigned your parking place. Please make reservations with Pine Belt Sportsmen s Club before May 1, Trailer spaces for the State Shoot & Grand are $ Thursday through Sunday. Contact Tom Wolf at (609) All vendors to see club management before setting up. The PBSC accepts no responsibility for any transaction with on-ground vendors. Fee $50.00 for entire shoot. Directions to Grounds: Pine Belt is located in Indian Mills, (Shamong NJ) on County Rt. 541 approximately midway between Routes 70 and 206. Rt. 70 to Rt. 541 south, approx. 8 mile to club on right. From Rt. 206: north on Rt miles to club on left. Pine Belt Sportsman s Club The Management will not be responsible for errors in the scores after the monies have been figured and posted on the scoreboard. All shooters are cautioned and advised to check your posted scores on the scoreboard at your earliest opportunity, especially before you leave the shooting grounds after each event. All scores will be final two (2) hours after being posted. HOTEL/MOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS Hampton Inn (Voorhees) Super Hampton Inn (Mt. Laurel) ( ) Ramada Inn (Hammonton) Wyndham Hotel Marriott (Mt. Laurel)

35 2012 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING PROGRAMS NJ STATE HALL OF FAME OFFICERS President Joseph Sissano Vice President Henry Fratz Secretary-Treasurer Rudolph Torlini NOMINATION REVIEW COMMITTEE Past President Edward Yanchok State Delegate Joseph Sissano Director at Large Robert Erisman Northern Zone Representative Mark Wade Southern Zone Representative Gordon Gold HALL OF FAME 2012 INDUCTEES Herman Liedtka Ruth Coniglio Dr. Paul Coniglio The induction ceremony will take place at the State Shoot on Saturday, June 3, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. SHARP. Please join the Hall of Fame Committee in honoring the 2012 inductees. HERMAN LIEDTKA ATA # Herman was born in 1918 in Crosswicks, New Jersey. This small town is where he lived his entire life on his family s farm. Herman left school during the seventh grade to work on the farm and to help his family through the struggles of our American history. In 1940, Herman married his wife, Margaret, and had three children. He continued working hard selling cinders out of a straight truck that he loaded by hand with a shovel. Over many years his business evolved into a successful excavation company named simply Herman Liedtka, Incorporated. When Herman was not working on the farm or building his business, he enjoyed hunting and fishing. At this time, most of his hunting was coon hunting, since he was able to do this at night and work during the day. He loved being outdoors and around the dogs. Herman had a soft-spot for dogs. He always had at least ten or more dogs in the kennels, either coon hounds, beagles, or bird dogs. He always had the best he could afford, whether it be dogs, guns, cars or equipment. continued next page 33

36 2012 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING PROGRAMS By the late 1960s and early 1970s Herman had built his company to a good size. He had 15 dump trucks, numerous pieces of heavy equipment, and several sand and gravel pits. It was at this time that his son, Bill, and daughter-in-law, Pat, began to manage the company s dayto-day activities. After many years of hard work, he started to take time for himself. At the age of 55, Herman started shooting at Art Crispin s in Columbus, New Jersey. He had always loved bird hunting, so he took a fond liking to trapshooting. He enjoyed it so much that he even built his own trap range on the farm and started to get really involved in trapshooting. In 1973, Herman shot his first registered ATA target and there was no looking back from here. He became a life member of the ATA, Pine Belt Sportsman s Club, Pine Valley Gun Club, and a member of the Cavaliers. Herman had many high-grade Krieghoffs, Perazzis, Brownings and Remingtons. His gun of choice through most of his shooting career was the Krieghoff. He loved guns, especially those with gold on them. When he would leave for a shoot, especially the Grand American, the trunk of his Cadillac would be filled with beautiful guns with the hopes of horse trading for a different beautiful gun. A shooter once told Herman that the gold does not make you shoot better and his reply was, No, but it makes me feel better when the scores are low. If there was a new gadget or trinket out that promised to make you a better shooter, Herman would have it. Anyone looking to buy anything new for shooting trap would ask him before they would buy it. Herman was good at giving advice on many things. Herman enjoyed shooting at Pine Belt Sportsman s Club. When they decided to build their new shooting facility in 1973, he stepped up eagerly to help. He knew he could use his knowledge and resources to help build something everyone would enjoy for years to come. A place where good times could be had. He donated his time, knowledge, his employees and his equipment to perform the site development for the club. Herman helped this way with other clubs too, for example the Italian-American Sportsman s Club. Herman traveled the East Coast competing in many different state shoots and zone shoots. He competed in the New Jersey State Shoot 22 times, some of these when it was still held in Atlantic City. He traveled to Vandalia, Ohio 19 times to shoot in the Grand American. Over the course of his shooting career, he registered 221,255 targets 116,950 singles, 64,125 handicap and 40,180 doubles. In addition, he shot many, many unregistered targets. Herman won various trophies, but two of the most memorable ones were in 1985 when he was the NJ State Veteran Champion and in 1993 when he was the NJ Sr. Veteran Champion. After Herman s passing in 1999, the Herman Liedtka Perpetual Trophy was established and is given out to the Sr. Veteran Champion of the NJ State Handicap event. Herman did not keep coming back just to shoot or win; he came back to be with his friends that he made from his 23-year shooting career. Everyone who knew Herman remembers him with his infectious smile and laugh, holding the attention of friends and fellow shooters alike. 34

37 2012 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING PROGRAMS RUTH CONIGLIO ATA # Ruth was born in Trent, Kentucky, as a small child, Ruth and the family moved to Dayton, Ohio. After graduating college the entire family moved to Vandalia, Ohio. The Grand American was like summer camp for the adults even then. Her boss shot the Grand American every year and said how lucky she was to live so close. The only problem for the natives that lived in Vandalia was the traffic congestion, when driving by the facility, and trying to get a seat at the local restaurants during the event! They all couldn t wait till it was over! Who knew, it would become one of Ruth s favorite places for so long. Ruth moved to Cleveland in 1966 to work at Bayview Hospital as a laboratory technician and met her future husband, Dr. Paul Coniglio, in of all places, the morgue! Paul and Ruth were married in Paul opened his practice in Parsippany, New Jersey and Ruth was his office manager for thirty years, they have four children Diane, Patricia, Cyndi and Chris. They celebrated their 43rd wedding anniversary this past year. They now reside in Odessa, Florida. Paul still doctors and Ruth does Real Estate. Ruth says, even now, when I smell gun powder, the urge to shoot comes back to me! Ruth started shooting in 1972 after Paul gave her a Remington 1100 for her birthday. In 1973 Paul and Ruth attended the Pennsylvania State Shoot and it rained the entire weekend Ruth says she must have been part duck cause she shot her first 75 straight. The both of them were quite so miserable with the conditions, that on the following Monday, Ruth and Paul were shopping for a van and a travel trailer. They pulled the trailer up and down the East coast and into Canada following the big shoot circuit and enjoying every minute of it. She shot the 1100 for a while, and then switched to a Winchester Model 12, because the 1100 needed to be cleaned too often. The model 12 lasted till the rib blew off the gun at the Eastern Zone Shoot. Paul then bought Ruth a Ljutic; Ruth shot it well, in 1975 she came in second in the Ladies Singles Championship at the State Shoot, in 1976, Ruth captured her first New Jersey, Ladies Singles Championship. That August, she and Paul went to the Grand and Ruth and Paul won the Husband / Wife trophy. The only problem with the Ljutic was she couldn t break more than 98 in a race. Fortunately, Kreighoff came out with the K-80 in 1980 and Ruth found a gun that could break 99 s and 100 s easily! Ruth s fondest memories were shooting with her squad mates, Ruthie (Keim) Flayderman George Ranzau, Carol Russo, and Pam Ohye. Ruth liked to lead off and her call, for the target, was loud enough for all to hear, she would get birds flying on her trap and from the traps on each side of her. After her squad disbanded she would be asked to join Kay Ohye, Debbie Ohye, Larry Russo, and her husband Paul s squad at big shoots only on prelim days, so they wouldn t have to worry about getting one of her calls, when they were about to shoot! At New York State they were so concerned about her calls that, Ruth beat them all, with the only 100 among them. Ruth went on to capture four more New Jersey State Ladies Singles Championships in 1984, 1985, 1987 and In 1989 after having to put her dog down due to illness, Ruth in addition to the Singles Crown, captured six other awards at the shoot, Ruthie Keim asked So what dog do we sacrifice next week? Along with trapshooting awards, Ruth enjoyed Flyer shooting, as did her huscontinued next page 35

38 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION band Paul. Paul went with both Ruthies to Spain for the World Championships, neither one had shot pigeons before until they walked up to the line, talk about stress they could barely put the coin in the box to activate the call button, both did well with Coniglio taking 4th. Mexico hosted the South American Championships in 1985, The American women did quite well Jaymi Greenberg won 1st place, Ruth won 2nd with Bonnie Shanks taking 3rd. Ruth along with Jaymi and Bonnie were on the Ladies Team in Mexico they took 1st place. That was the first time the American women bested the European ladies team. Shooting the European shoots were very stressful because you shot in front of about four hundred people or more and if you missed they had this loud buzzer that told everyone you missed. Jaymi was so nervous after the first day she wanted to go home, Ruth told her to drink one of those little bottles in the refrigerator before she shot, it worked she one birded Ruth to win the Championship. Diane Arner was our biggest cheerleader as we were hers in 1986 when she won. Ruth also won 2nd in the world cup in 1986, after shooting four legs of the championship in Mexico, Argentina, Portugal and finally Spain. Ruth enjoyed the camaraderie of the people and the competition, her husband Paul helped to make it all possible by being her biggest fan. They have many wonderful memories and they hope people have fun memories of them. Ruth quit shooting targets in She registered 157,550 targets, 74,650 singles, 50,450 handicap and 32,450 doubles targets. DR. PAUL CONIGLIO ATA # Paul Coniglio was born in 1929 in Brooklyn, New York. He loved guns even as a small child. He dropped out of school at seventeen to join the army in Paul came out of the army after doing his two years, got a job making antennas, which gave him time to get his high school diploma. He married his first wife Maryann Cagiano in 1951, and had two children, Diane and Patricia. Maryann was from Netcong, New Jersey, when he would go to visit her, they would go hunting and fishing, which continued his love of guns. Paul and Maryann opened a successful hairdressing business, first in Flatbush, and then moved it to Parsippany, New Jersey. Paul, while attending a Careers Day was so impressed with one of the speaker s statement, that you re never too old to change careers. Paul got the bug to go to college and earned his degree. Not content with his Bachelor of Science, he was accepted at Columbia Medical School and Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Paul chose the latter. During his schooling at PCOM, Maryann was diagnosed with breast cancer, and passed during Paul s third year of schooling. Paul s parents moved in with Paul and were a big help in raising the children while Paul was at school. Paul graduated in May of 1967-deciding to do his internship at Bay View Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio, where he was destined to meet his second wife Ruth. They were married in 1968, Paul opened his practice in Parsippany, New Jersey and Ruth was his office manager for thirty years. Paul 36 continued next page

39 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION and Ruth have four children Diane, Patricia, Cyndi and Chris was the beginning of a long love affair with shooting clay targets for Paul and Ruth. They had gone to visit Ruth s parents, who lived in Vandalia, Ohio, just across the airport. Paul went to see the Grand, because you could hear the guns going off from on their front porch. Unfortunately, he couldn t shoot because of it being the last day. When they arrived back home, a neighbor, Tom Powell, came down to tell Paul about this great shooting club he had found. Paul grabbed his old hunting shotgun to shoot trap for the first time, breaking a 17. The addiction began at the old Algonquin Gun Club in Parsippany, New Jersey (later known as Troy Meadows). Most of Paul s lifelong friendships began at the The Indian s what a great group of memories. His first purchase of a gun was the Winchester Model 12, nicknaming it The Blonde Beauty. He went to his first registered shoot in the spring of 72 at Pine Valley, New Jersey. Paul did not have enough targets, so he had to shoot from penalty yardage; he shot a 97, garnering three yards, for his effort. From the Model 12, Doc moved onto the Perazzi shotgun line and ending up shooting the K-80 Kreighoff, the longest and the best. Doc also became involved with the North Jersey Gun Club in Fairfield, getting into helping out at the club, getting into club politics, and eventually, serving as club President a number of years. Doc and Ruth became regulars on the shooting circuit, buying a van and a travel trailer made it easier for them to raise a family and attend shoots up and down the East coast and Canada. Doc s early squad mates were Kay Ohye, Larry Russo, Gene Pepe and Gerry Russo and sometimes wife Ruthie. His squad brought out the best in him, during this time from , Doc maintained a AA average in singles and was AA in doubles six of those years and A class the remainder, with an overall doubles average of 92.77, and shooting from the 27 yard line. In 1982, Doc shot a 199x200 to capture the New Jersey Clay Target Championship at the State shoot in Pine Belt. Doc Paul s fondest memory of the Grand s in Vandalia, was being on the squad, that set the 5-Man Team record of 998x1000, having 200 s that day were Doc, Larry Russo, and Kay Ohye, Billy Comley and Gerry Russo both had 199 s to set the record. Since then, as in everything it seems that record has been broken. Another fond memory was winning the Husband / Wife Trophy at the Grand, with Ruthie. Here again Doc broke 200 and Ruthie had a 195. One year at the Eastern Zone both Doc and Ruthie were in shoot offs for the Singles Championship, Doc losing to Kay Ohye by a bird for the Men s title and Ruthie besting Anna Mae Eberle for the Woman s Title, a bitter sweet memory. Winning at clay birds was not the only targets Doc enjoyed shooting. Winning Flyer competitions were a passion all on their own for Doc and wife Ruthie. State side Doc traveled to Pennsylvania, where he won the New Jersey Flyer Championship, Florida, and Malloy s in North Carolina. Outside the US, Doc shot in Mexico, Argentina, Italy, and Spain. Doc shot on the America s Men s Team in Portugal. Doc stopped shooting in 2008 due to health reasons, he registered 452,775 targets, 190,775 singles, 165,250 handicap and 96,750 doubles targets. 37

40 38 Congratulations New Jersey Shooters on the Anniversary of your 115th Annual State Trapshoot

41 Wilmington Trapshooting Association Trapshooting in Delaware since 1910 Best of luck to our trapshooting friends in New Jersey! WTA offers practice, league and registered trap shooting, and practice skeet shooting throughout the year. Visit us on the web at for dates, details and directions. The Cavaliers To all who would aspire to be king, remember Wood to Wood Robert Griffith President Paul P. Sommella Jr. 1st Vice President Steve Armstrong 2nd Vice President R.L. Torlini Secretary/Treasurer 39

42 11 TH TEDDY BEAR CHARITY FUN SHOOT & PICNIC Saturday, August 18, 2012 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB ROUTE 541 (STOKES ROAD) SHAMONG, NEW JERSEY 40

43 11 th ANNUAL TEDDY BEAR Golf Classic for the benefit of The 32 º MASONIC LEARNING CENTERS FOR CHILDREN Monday, September 24, 2012 BURLINGTON COUNTRY CLUB Burr Road, Westampton (Mt. Holly), New Jersey Registration and free gifts at 11:00 a.m. Complimentary warm-up at driving range SHOTGUN TEE-OFF AT 12:30 P.M. BEST BALL/SCRAMBLE FORMAT Ladies & seniors (over 70) may play from the forward tees (except prize holes) Lunch 11:45 a.m. Hot dogs, Hamburgers, Iced Tea and Lemonade HOLE-N-ONE on selected par 3 wins you $5,000 & $5,000 for Learning Centers AFTER GOLF-APPETIZERS, CASH BAR, FILET MIGNON SIT DOWN DINNER RAFFLE DRAWING LIMITED TO FIRST 100 PLAYERS LADIES ARE WELCOME Make checks payable and mail to: Valley of Central Jersey Golf 103 Dunns Mills Road Bordentown, NJ Name: Ph: Cell Phone #: Address: OTHERS IN FOURSOME NAME TELEPHONE/CELL # or HOLE SPONSOR-$ (MAY PURCHASE MORE THAN ONE) SPECIAL CLASSIC SPONSOR-$ (Used to offset cost of food) Placards will be displayed with sponsor names Name: Ph: Company Name: Address: Directions: Exit NJ Turnpike at Exit 5, right on Rt 541 approx 1 mile to Burr Rd, left to Country Club. From I-295 Exit 43B, south to Burr Rd, left to Club. From Rt. 130 at Burlington take Rt 541 south to Burr Road, left to club. Need directions call:

44 NEW JERSEY 115th STATE TOURNAMENT NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION 115th ANNUAL TOURNAMENT May 31, June 1-3, 2012 CLASSIFICATION AND HANDICAPPING A competent Handicap and Classification committee will be on duty and all shooters will be classified and/or handicapped according to A.T.A. regulations, averages, past year s performance and known ability, which includes non registered shooting. Shooters who do not have their scores posted and averaged up-to-date on their A.T.A. cards will be assigned Class and Yardage at the discretion of the committee. All class high scores on Thursday and Friday 16-Yard and Doubles Events will be moved up a class for Saturday and Sunday events. It shall be the shooters responsibility to report to the classification committee and have your class changed. Failure to do so will result in disqualification. TARGET REQUIREMENTS 16 YARD: A shooter not having at least yard targets on their 2012 card AND a total of yard targets on their card combined will be penalized 2 classes, not to exceed Class A. HANDICAP: A shooter not having at least 500 handicap targets on their 2012 card AND a total of 1000 handicap targets on their card combined will be penalized 2 yards, not to exceed 26 yards. DOUBLES: A shooter not having at least 500 double targets on their 2012 card AND a total of 1000 doubles targets on their card combined will be penalized 2 classes, not to exceed Class A. DOUBLES CLASSIFICATION AA 93 percent and over A 89 percent and under 93 B 85 percent and under 89 C 78 percent and under 85 D Under 78 percent Senior Veterans are exempt from the above Target Requirements. 42

45 NEW JERSEY 115th STATE TOURNAMENT DOUBLES Six two-trap banks will be used for all double events, 50 targets per trap 16-YARD Six two-trap banks will be used for all 16 yard events, 50 targets per trap HANDICAP Six two-trap banks will be used Thursday & Friday, 50 targets per trap Three four-trap banks will be used on Sunday, 25 targets per trap NEW JERSEY HALL OF FAME LEWIS - The purpose of this Hall of Fame Lewis is to further Hall of Fame projects such as the annual induction ceremony. $5.00 of this $10.00 Lewis will be donated to the NJHOF and $5.00 will be returned to shooters in two Lewis classes, 60/40 each class, High Gun. GREAT EASTERN PURSE The purse pays out the following percentages to the top 6 scores in the event: 25% to top score, 15% to second, 10% to 3rd. The 4th score will win 25%, the 5th score 15% and the 6th score 10% of the monies taken in. PERFECT MIDDLE 50 On Thursday, Friday and Sunday s Handicap race there will be a perfect middle 50 purse. A $10 entry fee is required to enter. All entered perfect 50s will divide the purse. If there are no perfect 50s on Thursday, the purse will be carried over to Friday s Handicap (or Sunday s) middle 50 event. An additional $10 fee will be necessary to remain in contention for the purse. If the 50s are not broken on the Sunday Handicap Event, monies will be paid to the 49s or highest score in that 50, that played the option. All ties split the purse. N.J. JUNIORS & SUB-JUNIORS FEES In order to promote shooting by our youngsters, the State Association will only be charging them half price plus the usual daily fees on Saturday and Sunday s events. We are hoping this will allow more youngsters to take part in the biggest shoot in the state at a reasonable cost. Shooters will not be eligible to enter any options or purses. STATE SHOOT AND SATELLITE PINS 100 and 200 Straight Pins A 100 straight pin will be given to any shooter who breaks a 100 in any event. Any shooter who breaks a 200 in a 200-bird event will be eligible for a pin. A person may only win one of each type pin during their shooting career. NJSTA RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS New Jersey residents must present their paid ATA Average Card, with a New Jersey address to be eligible for resident titles, trophies and added money. Adult NJ residents must also show their valid NJ drivers license or NJ voter registration card as proof of residency. No trapshooter may compete for ATA trophies unless, for the immediately preceding six (6) months, he/she has been a bona fide resident of the state of NJ. If there is a dispute with respect to the residence of a shooter entering this tournament, it shall be the duty of the NJSTA to rule on a shooter s right to shoot as a NJ resident and any such ruling shall be final. 43

46 NEW JERSEY 115th STATE TOURNAMENT THE GARDEN STATE HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP The State Association will contribute $ to be distributed to the top four scores in the Garden State Handicap Event. THE JERSEY DRAW All participants will be eligible for the following trophies this year via the Jersey Draw. $750 in Gift Certificates ($400, $200, $150) donated by The Sportsmen s Center, Route 130 in Bordentown, NJ Event No. 2 $500 in Gift Certificates ($300, $125, $75) donated by Cheyenne Mountain Outfitters, Route 130 in Robbinsville, NJ Event No. 5 A flat of shells will be awarded during each event of the State Shoot, through the generosity of The Gun Shop, Vincentown, NJ NOTE: A shooter may win only one trophy per class, except for AA class shooter. 44

47 NEW JERSEY 115th STATE TOURNAMENT Thursday, May 31, 2012 Starts 10 A.M. EVENT NO. 1 Garden State Singles Yard Targets Entries close at 11:00 A.M. 139 Shooters in 2011 Targets $25.00 Fees A.T.A. $ N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 3 Classes 60/40 High Gun $15.00 OPEN TROPHIES Champion Class Winner & Runner-Up AA, A, B, C, D Trophies High lady, High Veteran, High Senior Vet, High Junior, High Sub-Junior EVENT NO. 2 Garden State Handicap 100 Handicap Targets Entries close at 2:00 P.M. 113 Shooters in 2011 Targets $25.00 Fees (if not paid in Event No. 1) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 3 Classes 60/40 High Gun $15.00 Optional 25s $5.00 each 25 1 money $20.00 Optional 50s- $10.00 First & Last divided percentage $20.00 Middle 50 Jackpot (must break 50) $10.00 Purse divided percentage $20.00 New Jersey Hall of Fame Lewis-divided 2 classes High Gun $10.00 OPEN TROPHIES GARDEN STATE HANDICAP CHAMPIONS ADDED MONEY $750* OPEN 1ST PLACE $300 2ND PLACE $200 3RD PLACE $150 4TH PLACE $100 AWARDED AS CASH TROPHIES TIES DO NOT DIVIDE. $750 in gift certificates donated by Sportsmen s Center, Bordentown, NJ Winners via Jersey Draw ($400, $200, $150) 45

48 NEW JERSEY 115th STATE TOURNAMENT TROPHIES Open High & Runner-Up (18-21) Open High & Runner-Up (22-23) Open High & Runner-Up (24-25) Open High & Runner-Up (26-27) EVENT NO. 3 Garden State Doubles 50 Pair 73 Shooters in 2011 Targets $25.00 Fees (if not paid in Events No. 1 or 2) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 2 classes 60/40 High Gun $15.00 Purse divided percentage $20.00 OPEN TROPHIES Winner Class Winner & Runner-Up AA, A, B, C, D High Lady, High Veteran, High Senior Vet, High Junior, High Sub-Junior APRIL 28, For information and application, call or write: Mrs. Ruth Stevenson 609 Avenue C Southampton, NJ GOOD LUCK KEITH STEVENSON & RUTH STEVENSON

49 NEW JERSEY 115th STATE TOURNAMENT Friday, June 1, :30 a.m. EVENT NO. 4 N.J. State Doubles Class Championship 50 Pair Doubles - Entries close 10:00 a.m. 104 Shooters in 2011 Targets $25.00 Fees $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis 2 Class High Gun $20.00 Optional 50s First, Last $5.00 each 50 divided percentage $10.00 ATA TROPHIES Resident Winner Each Class AA, A, B, C, D OPEN TROPHIES Open Winner; Runner-Up in each class AA, A, B, C, D High Sr. Vet, High Vet, High Lady, High Junior, High Sub-Junior 2011 State Doubles Class Champions Class AA Kay Ohye 98 Class A Sergio S. Cucci 94 Class B Jeffrey S. Slimm 91 Class C Ronald A. Yulick, Jr. 91 Class D Bruno Colomban 83 47

50 NEW JERSEY 115th STATE TOURNAMENT Friday, June 1, 2012 EVENT NO. 5 The Cheyenne Mountain Outfitters Handicap Classic 100 Handicap Targets 169 Shooters in 2011 Targets $25.00 Fees (if not paid in Event No.4) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 3 classes 60/40 High Gun $20.00 Optional 25s $5.00 each 25 1 Money $20.00 Optional 50s $10.00 First & Last divided percentage $20.00 Middle 50 Jackpot Must break 50 to win $10.00 Purse divided percentage $20.00 Great Eastern Purse percentage $20.00 OPEN TROPHIES High Gun & Runner-Up High Sr. Vet, High Vet, High Lady, High Junior, High Sub-Junior Open High & Runner-Up (18-21) Open High & Runner-Up (22-23) Open high & Runner-Up (24-25) Open High & Runner-Up (26-27) $500 in Gift Certificates donated by Cheyenne Mountain Outfitters Winners via Jersey Draw ($300, $125, $75) Special Event State Team Trophy Southern Zone vs. Northern Zone A Zone Team Trophy will be awarded in the Saturday 16 Yard Championship Event at the State Shoot. Zone residents, attending their respective Zone 16-yard Championship, will be eligible to earn a position on the North/South Zone Team Trophy, which will be awarded to the top 5-score total, between the 2-Zones on the 16-yard Championship on Saturday at the State Shoot. The names of the five individuals representing the winning zone will be engraved on the trophy and the trophy will be displayed at the gun club which hosts that year s zone shoot. Each individual, in addition to having his name on the Zone Championship Trophy, will also be awarded a special pin acknowledging his participation in the event. The 2011 Zone Trophy was won by the South Team team winners will be presented with their pins during state meetings on Sunday. 48

51 NEW JERSEY 115th STATE TOURNAMENT Friday, June 1, 2012 EVENT NO. 6 New Jersey State Singles Class Championship Yard Targets - Entries close 10:30 a.m. 164 Shooters in 2011 Targets $25.00 Fees A.T.A $3.00 N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 3 classes 60/40 High Gun $20.00 Open 50s, 60/40 percentage $20.00 Purse on 100, 50/30/20 percentage $20.00 ATA TROPHIES NJ Winner AA, A, B, C, D OPEN TROPHIES Winner, Runner-Up, AA, A, B, C, D High Sr. Vet, High Vet, High Lady, High Junior, High Sub-Junior 2011 State Singles Class Champions Class AA Philip J. Barber 100 Class A Sergio S. Cucci 100 Class B Anthony J. Derieux 97 Class C John M. Zultanky 95 Class D Frederic C. Minus 95 49

52 NEW JERSEY 115th STATE TOURNAMENT Saturday, June 2, 2012 The Herman Liedtka N.J. State Singles Championship Starts 8:30 a.m. EVENT NO Yard Targets - Entries close at the end of First 100 Six Starting Traps 269 Shooters in 2011 Targets $50.00 Fees A.T.A $3.00 N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $2.00 Lewis Class on each 100, must play both $10.00 on each classes 60/40 High Gun $20.00 Lewis Class on total classes 60/40 High Gun $20.00 HAA Lewis on Events 7, 8 & 9 3 Classes, 60/40 High Gun Must pay for Event Targets on Event 7 & 9 in order to play this Lewis $20.00 Purse on 200, divided percentage $20.00 $ ADDED MONEY 20% Paid to the Two High Scores Balance Divided 4 Lewis Classes with 1 Money Each Class A.T.A. Trophies NJ Champion, NJ Resident Runner-Up, NJ Lady Champion, NJ Junior Champion NJ Sub-Junior Champion, NJ Veteran Champion, NJ Sr. Veteran Champion RESIDENT TROPHIES Resident Lady Runner-Up, Resident Vet Runner-Up, Sr. Vet Runner-Up, Winner AA, A, B, C, D OPEN TROPHIES High Gun, High Lady High Junior, High Sub-Junior, High Veteran, High Sr. Veteran Winner and Runner-Up each class AA, A, B, C, D Each of the following NJ Champions in Event No. 7 will be awarded $75.00 if they enter the Champion of Champions race at the Grand. NJ Male, NJ Lady, NJ Veteran, NJ Sr. Veteran, NJ Junior, NJ Sub-Junior Only one trophy may be won in this event 50

53 NEW JERSEY 115th STATE TOURNAMENT Sunday, June 3, 2012 EVENT NO. 8 The Ruth Coniglio N.J. State Doubles Championship 50 Pair Doubles Six Starting Traps 126 Shooters in 2011 Targets $25.00 Fees A.T.A $3.00 NJ $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 3 classes 60/40 High Gun $20.00 Optional 50s First and Last Open $10.00 each divided percentage $20.00 Purse on percentage $20.00 $ ADDED MONEY 35% Paid to the Two High Scores Classes with 1 Money Each Class A.T.A TROPHIES NJ Champion NJ Runner-Up RESIDENT TROPHIES High Lady, High Junior, High Sub. Junior, High Veteran, High Sr. Veteran High in each class AA, A, B, C, D OPEN TROPHIES High Gun, High Lady, High Veteran, High Sr. Veteran, High Junior, Sub. Junior High and Runner-Up each class AA, A, B, C, D Only one trophy may be won in this event 51

54 NEW JERSEY 115th STATE TOURNAMENT Sunday, June 3, 2012 EVENT NO. 9 The Dr. Paul Coniglio N.J. State Handicap Championship 100 Handicap Targets Yards 186 Shooters in 2011 Targets $25.00 Fees (if not paid in Event No.8) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 4 classes, 60/40 High Gun $20.00 Optional 25s - $5.00 each 1 Money $20.00 Optional 50s - $10.00 First and Last percentage $20.00 Middle 50 Jackpot (Must Break 50) (Ties Divide) $10.00 ATA Hall of Fame Purse (see box below)* $20.00 Great Eastern Purse, percentage $20.00 Special Event Purse divided percentage $30.00 *The $20.00 fee for this award is a 50% tax-deductible donation to the Hall of Fame. This donation provides support to our new museum and to the many worthy projects undertaken by the Hall of Fame. All donors will qualify for the Hall of Fame Award. Your entry card shows this contribution and is your receipt. The Hall of Fame will retain 50% of the donation while the remainder will constitute the portion to be awarded. Monies will be paid out in three Lewis Classes, 60/40 high gun each class. The high score in the event will receive a Shamrock Leathers specially-crafted oak and leather wall clock suitable engraved. NOTE: Any ties will be resolved by shoot management s discretion. 52

55 NEW JERSEY 115th STATE TOURNAMENT 1st 15% $ nd 14% $ rd 13% $ th 12% $ Sunday, June 3, 2012 EVENT NO. 9 (continued) N.J. State Handicap Championship $ ADDED MONEY 11 Monies High Gun 5th 11% $ th 10% $ th 5% $ th 5% $ th 5% $ th 5% $ th 5% $50.00 A.T.A. TROPHIES Handicap Champion, Handicap Runner-Up Handicap 3rd, Handicap 4th, Handicap 5th, Handicap 6th RESIDENT TROPHIES High Lady, Lady Runner-Up, High Junior, Sub-Junior High Veteran & Runner-Up, High Sr. Veteran Trophy, Runner-Up High in each yardage group (18-21) (22-23) (24-25) (26-27) OPEN TROPHIES High Gun, High Lady, High Veteran, High Sr. Veteran High Junior, High Sub-Junior Winner and Runner-Up in each yardage group (18-21) (22-23) (24-25) (26-27) HIGH HALL OF FAME CONTRIBUTOR AWARD TROPHY COURTESY SHAMROCK LEATHERS Only one trophy may be won in this event. HERMAN LEIDTKA PERPETUAL TROPHY This award will be given to the High Resident Senior Vet in the NJ State Handicap Championship. The winner will have his/her name engraved on the trophy and will receive a Gold Pin. 53

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57 NEW JERSEY 115th STATE TOURNAMENT Sunday, June 3, 2012 EVENT NO. 10 High All-Around 400 Target Total Events No. 7, 8 & 9 ATA Trophy NJ Champion on 400 RESIDENT TROPHIES Trophy to Winner each of 5 classes AA, A, B, C, D High Lady, Veteran, Sr. Veteran, Junior, Sub-Jr. OPEN TROPHIES Open High Gun Open AA, A, B, C, D Only one trophy may be won in this event EVENT NO. 11 High Over-All 1000 Target Total Events No. 1 through 9 Resident Trophies Winner and Runner-Up High Lady, High Veteran, High Sr. Veteran, High Junior, High Sub. Junior Open Trophies High Gun and Runner-Up MELVINA TOOTS TINDALL PERPETUAL TROPHY This open trophy is given to the Lady Shooter with the highest combined score of Saturday s 16-Yard Championship and Sunday s Main Handicap Event. The shooter s name will be engraved on the base of the trophy. The trophy will remain on display in the glass showcase at the Pine Belt Sportsman s Club. 55

58 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION Presents the 13th Annual Garden State Grand at Pine Belt Sportsman s Club Route 541 Shamong Twp., NJ (609) July 13, 14 & 15, 2012 ALL OPEN TROPHIES 56

59 GARDEN STATE GRAND Friday, July 13, 2012 Starts 10:00 a.m. EVENT NO Handicap Targets 86 Shooters in 2011 Targets $50.00 Fees A.T.A. $3.00 N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $2.00 Lewis Class 3 classes, one money High Gun $15.00 Optional 25s - $5.00 each 25 1 Money $20.00 Optional 50s $5.00 First, Middle & Last Divided percentage $15.00 Purse divided percentage $15.00 Open Trophies Champion and Runner-Up Category: Lady, Junior, Veteran, Sr. Veteran Yardage Winners 18-21; 22-23; 24-25; AWARDED High on 200 Handicap Targets in Event No. 1 $ Runner-Up 200 Handicap Targets in Event No.1 $ PLEASE NOTE Six two-trap banks will be used for all events. 50 targets per trap. 57

60 GARDEN STATE GRAND Friday, July 13, 2012 EVENT NO Yard Targets 101 Shooters in 2011 Targets $25.00 Fees (if not paid in Event No.1) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 3 classes, one money High Gun $15.00 Purse on 100, divided percent $10.00 Open Trophies Champion and Runner-Up Category Trophies Lady, Veteran, Senior Vet, Junior Class Winner AA, A, B, C, D NOTE: This event will be shot after the 1st 100 handicap targets have been shot in Event No. 1. SHOOTERS The costs of putting on a shooting event like the New Jersey State Shoot continues to get ever more expensive. We are able to continue to produce this program with the help of vendors who support us by placing ads. We ask shooters that may have need for any of the services provided by vendors displaying ads in this program, to please reach out to them as a way of saying thank you for their generous support of our sport. Good shooting! NJSTA 58

61 GARDEN STATE GRAND Saturday, July 14, 2012 Starts 9:00 a.m. EVENT NO Yard Targets Entries close at end of First Shooters in 2011 Targets $50.00 Fees A.T.A. $3.00 N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $2.00 Lewis Class on each 100, must play both $10.00 on each 100, 3 classes, 60/40 High Gun $20.00 Lewis Class on total 200, 3 classes, 60/40 High Gun $20.00 Purse on 200, divided percentage $10.00 Open Trophies Champion and Runner-Up Category: Lady, Junior, Veteran, Sr. Veteran Class Winner and Runner-Up: AA, A, B, C, D EVENT NO Handicap Targets 85 Shooters in 2011 Targets $25.00 Fees A.T.A. $3.00-N.J. (if not paid in Event #4) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 3 classes 60/40 High Gun $15.00 Optional 25s $5.00 each 25 1 Money $20.00 Optional 50s $5.00 First, Middle & Last Divided percentage $15.00 Open Trophies Champion and Runner-Up Category: Lady, Junior, Veteran, Sr. Veteran Yardage Winners 18-21; 22-23; 24-25;

62 GARDEN STATE GRAND Sunday, July 15, 2012 Starts 9:00 a.m. EVENT NO Handicap Targets 53 Shooters in 2011 Targets $50.00 Fees A.T.A. $3.00 N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $2.00 Lewis Class 3 classes 60/40 High Gun $20.00 Optional 25s $5.00 each 25-1 money $20.00 Optional 50s - $5.00 First, Middle & Last divided percentage $15.00 Purse on 200, divided 50/35-20 percent $15.00 Open Trophies Champion/Runner-Up/Third Category: Lady, Junior, Veteran, Sr. Veteran Yardage Winners and Runner-Up 18-21; 22-23; 24-25; AWARDED High on 200 Handicap Targets in Event No. 5 $ Winner $ nd Place $ rd Place SPECIAL AWARD On Total 500 Handicap Targets $

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68 1899 Geo. Piercy Neaf Apgar C.H. Coe no score 1904 Unknown 1905 F.C. Bissett A. Lindlay Geo. Piercy A.W. Kenny F.J. Hineline C.T. Day F.R. Wicks B.M. Shanley E.B. Springer Dr. W.H. Mathews F.S. Tomlin C.W. Speer C.B. Platt F.S. Tomlin C.B. Platt F. Plum C.B. Platt M.S. Haines C.B. Platt J.L. Wright T.D. Hackett L. Marcus E.B. Springer E.B. Springer T.D. Hackett C. Kinsley W.H. Emme L.R. Slocum H.P. Messlor H.P. Messlor L.R. Slocum J.D. Rowland E. Olt L. Pagliughi P.E. Holloway L.R. Slocum P. Davis J.D. Rowland No Shoot 1944 Dr. A.T. Vickers H. Chew H.T. Bullock E. Olt C. Hill G. Hess C.F. Hill A.M. Reeves R.Y. Rinehart P.R. Kelley H.T. Bullock R.P. Arnell Dr. H. Whitford PAST CHAMPIONS PAST 16-YARD CHAMPIONS 1957 H. Dilts H. Dilts E.E. Bahr J. Messina Dr. H. Whitford N.C. Lyman G. Niece C. Leutholt R.C. Brzezicki A.G. DiPaolo W. Anthony R.C. Brzezicki K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye D. Robbins R.C. Brzezicki D. Crouse C.J. Leutholt K. Ohye C.J. Leutholt L. Russo, Jr K. Ohye J. Godwin K. Ohye P. Coniglio K. Ohye K. Ohye R. Ewart G. Russo J. Amaral K. Ohye P. Barber K. Ohye P. Barber C. Gasparine G. Russo D. Robbins M. Invidiato G. Russo K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye M. Plaskon K. Ohye J. Ramsey K. Ohye R. Malmstedt P. Barber C. Gasparine D. Ohye-Neilsen G. Russo G. Wright D. Ohye-Neilson M. Wade 200

69 1915 C.B. Platt C.B. Platt Unknown 1918 J.L. Wright F.S. Tomlin W. Raub, Jr F.Plum S.C. Tremaine R.S. Ellis Unknown 1925 M.S. Haines C.H. Horner P.Lemmon L.R. Slocum H.P. Messlor C.E. Leek E.B. Springer Mrs. J.S. Murphy H.T. Bullock L. Pagliughi R.L. Bonham H.J. Brody H.T. Bullock P. Tomlin A.M. Reeves W. Rohde D.W. Thomas C. Danser No Shoot 1944 Dr. A.T. Vickers C. Hill W.F. Johnson W. Skiffington P.R. Kelly G. Hess Dr. J.M. Kolb W.E. Garrison C.E. Glaspey R.W. Johnson E. Joyce A.F. Streelman Dr. H. Whitford C. Walton H. Dilts E.B. Handy J.S. Flore C. Hill J. Flore D. Sorantino 93 PAST CHAMPIONS PAST HANDICAP CHAMPIONS 1964 M. Berk W. Berkuta K. Ohye E. DeGraw B.J. Allen R. Taylor A. Ott J. Concannon J. Benson G. Russo G. Stillwell K. Ohye F. Salvador D. Wood T. Green L. Russo, Jr R. Leary, Jr T. Kabalik J.R. Hoover W. Harper E. Zimmermann T. Snyder R. Steinberg D. Papera S. Bystrek R. Monar J. Homan J. Young K. Ohye A. Jacobs G. Russo G. Russo J. Hildebrant W. Pasmore D. Wright K. Ohye J. Ramsey K. Ohye K. Ohye S. Hinchman K. Ohye F. DiPaolo R. Malmstedt K. Ohye R. Malmstedt K. Ohye P. Memmelaar J.P. Mallon 97 67

70 1920 C. Speer F. Plum C. J Grauch O. Armstorng L. Marcus E. B. Springer F. Plum E. B. Springer F. Plum T. D. Hackett E. B. Springer E. B. Springer E. B. Springer J. Luicidi H. T Bullock P. Holloway P. Holloway I.W. Wortman H.T bullock P. E. Holloway P. E. Holloway P. E. Holloway A. M. Reeves No Shoot 1944 G. McCarty 23 x H. Bullock C. Danser J. D. Rowland J. D. Rowland H. T. Bullock P. Holloway H. Dilts A.M. Reeves J. D. Rowland H.T. Bullock P.R. Kelly E.E. Bahr E.E. Bahr E.E. Bahr Dr. H. Whitford Dr. H. Whitford E.E. Bahr M. Berk E.E Bahr D. Sorantino B. DeFreitas M. Berk 95 PAST CHAMPIONS PAST DOUBLES CHAMPIONS 1967 A. Dorr K. Ohye A. Dorr K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye G. Russo K. Ohye R. Brzezicki K. Ohye G. Russo G. Russo G. Russo J. Comly L. Russo R. Cordash L. Russo G. Russo J. Godwin K. Ohye G. Russo A. Ferraro J. Concannon K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye R. Malmstedt K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye D. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye D. Ohye-Neilsen K. Ohye M. Invidiato M. Wade R. Malmstedt K. Ohye 98 68

71 PAST CHAMPIONS PAST ALL AROUND STATE CHAMPIONS 1920 F. Plum F. Plum M.S Haines C.Z. Vaughn L. Marcus M.S. Haines F. Plum E.B. Springer L.R. Slocum T.D. Hackett F. Plum E.B. Springer E.B. Springer H.T. Bullock H.T. Bullock P. Holloway J.D Rowland F. Pugliese J.D. Fowland P.E. Holloway P.E. Holloway J. Rowland H. Bullock No Shoot 1944 Dr. A.T. Vickers 120 x C. Hill 139 x H. Bullock 234 x H. Bullock 324 x C. Hill H.T. Bullock F. Flanders H. Bullock J. Rowland H.T. Bullock H.T. Bullock L. Pagliughi Dr. H. Whitford H. Dilts H. Dilts H. Dilts E.E. Bahr D. Scibilia M. Berk G. Niece M. Berk E.E. Bahr K. Ohye A. Dorr K. Ohye K. Ohye C. Leutholt K. Ohye K. Ohye G. Russo K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye G. Russo K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye J. Godwin G. Russo G. Russo A. Ferraro J. Amaral K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye G. Russo G. Russo K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye D. Ohye K. Ohye S. Hinchman K. Ohye D. Ohye R. Malmstedt R. Malmstedt G. Russo R. Malmstedt D. Ohye-Neilson K. Ohye

72 1920 Miss A. Doerkin Mrs. L.R. Piercy Mrs. L.R. Piercy Mrs. L.R. Piercy Unknown 1925 Mrs. L.R. Piercy Mrs. L.R. Piercy Mrs. L.R. Piercy Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. L.R. Slocum Mrs. W. Stillwagon Mrs. W. Stillwagon Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. Mary Conde Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. J.S. Murphy No shoot 1944 Not enough shooters 1945 Not enough shooters 1946 Mrs. Mary Conde Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. R.S. Ewing Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. J.S. Murphy Mrs. C.A. Tindall Mrs. C.A. Tindall Mrs. C.A. Tindall Mrs. C.A. Tindall Mrs. C.A. Tindall Mrs. C.A. Tindall Mrs. C.A. Tindall Mrs. J. Winget Mrs. H. Mickle Mrs. H. Mickle Mrs. J. Blank Miss K.L. Gerken Mrs. J. Blank 195 PAST CHAMPIONS PAST LADIES CHAMPIONS 1966 Mrs. L.W. Niederer Mrs. L.W. Niederer Mrs. L.W. Niederer Mrs. L.W. Niederer Mrs. J. Blank Mrs. K. Berger Mrs. L.W. Niederer Mrs. P. Comly Mr. L.W. Niederer Mr. H. Kahn Mrs. R. Coniglio Mrs. L.W. Niederer Mr. L. Hoover Mrs. L.W. Niederer Mrs. R. Keim Mrs. L.W. Niederer Mrs. R. Keim Mrs. L. Hoover Mrs. R. Coniglio Mrs. R. Coniglio S. Oliva Mrs. R. Coniglio D. Ohye Mrs. R. Coniglio D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye N. Wright D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye P. Norwitz P. Norwitz D. Ohye-Neilson D. Ohye-Neilson P. Slimm D. Ohye-Neilson

73 1960 D. Scibilia, Jr D. Scibilia, Jr R. Haines D. Scibilia B.M. Stow R. Hutton M.R. Hockenbury E. Tirone D.W. Durland T. Nesgoda T. Poole M. Busnardo W. Waechter W. Waechter W. Waechter W. Waechter W. Comly W. Comly W. Comly J. Engler D. Rosko P. Bobby S. Remington D. Ballentine, Jr R. Steinberg C. Lehmann, Jr. 187 PAST CHAMPIONS PAST JUNIOR STATE CHAMPIONS 1966 P. Davis J. Rowland P.E. Holloway P.E. Holloway A. Pfiefer P.E. Holloway R. Rienhart H. Dilts Dr. M. Mickle T. Kurtz G. Hess R. Arnell L. Moore R. Arnell R. Arnell R. Arnell R. Arnell W. Stillwagon M. Haines, Jr H. Liedtka M. Haines, Jr R. Sutton R. Sutton 194 VETERANS 1986 A. Ferraro A. Ferraro A. Ferraro D. Russo D. Russo M. Morgado E. Russo D. Miller E. Russo J. Wilkerson No Entries 1997 J. Gold D. Mulvany C. Rohel D. Wright C. Rohel C. Rohel D. Rehmann B. Bell Jr D. Mease B. Bell Jr C. Anthony C. Anthony J. Mallon J. Mallon C. Bennett, Jr S. Mecca H. Stevensen, Jr H. Stevensen, Jr H. Stevensen, Jr H. Stevensen, Jr H. Stevensen, Jr P. Coniglio J. Papernik F. Kegley M. Plotkin R. Torlini M. Berman B. Fleming Sr D. Robbins P. Powell P. Powell E. Salomon K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye B. Colomban J. Homan C. Gasparine

74 1976 Roy Crowthers Peter Paskewicz Peter Paskewicz D. Rosko, Jr P. Bobby, Jr B. Boehler R. Steinberg A. Ferraro, Jr C. Lehmann A. Ferraro, Jr M. Lehmann J. Harrison, Jr J. Harrison, Jr E. Russo E. Russo E. Russo W. Griscom W. Griscom 186 PAST CHAMPIONS SUB-JUNIOR HIGH OVER-ALL 1979 L. Russo L. Russo R. Cordash G. Russo T. Damon J. Sissano J. Amaral G. Russo J. Concannon G. Russo J.Concannon G. Russo G. Russo K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye G. Russo 958 SR. VETERAN 1986 L. Nelson A. Suydam E. Eleuteri M. Haines, Jr M. Haines, Jr R. Sutton E. Eleuteri H. Liedtka F. Hollendonner H. Stevenson H. Stevenson S. Atanasio S. Atanasio K. Gilson K. Gilson R. Lang D. Wright D. Wright D. Wright C. Wright D. Rehmann D. Rehmann D. Mease A. Clayton R. Laqravenis E. Giberson E. Giberson D.J. Cerrato C. Bennett, Jr C. Bennett, Jr J. Clarke K. Ohye K. Ohye D. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye K. Ohye R. Malmstedt K. Ohye R. Malmstedt D. Ohye-Neilson R. Malmstedt K. Ohye W. Ford M. Plotkin M. Plotkin M. Plotkin R. Mazzacco F. Remington H. Stevenson J. Steinhart C. Leutholt D. Robbins J. Steinhart D. Robbins K. Ohye 199

75 1997 D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye D. Ohye R. Marshall/ D. Ohye D. Ohye 294 PAST CHAMPIONS MELVINA TOOTS TINDALL PERPETUAL TROPHY 2005 D. Ohye D. Ohye-Neilson D. Ohye-Neilson D. Ohye-Neilson D. Ohye-Neilson D. Ohye-Neilson D. Ohye-Neilson F. Hollendonner A. Potocco A. Carr A. Carr A. Carr H. Stevenson H. Marciano 94 HERMAN LIEDTKA PERPETUAL TROPHY 2006 I. Gosman G. Brown G. Brown G. Hess D. Robbins K. Ohye Northern Zone 2009 Northern Zone ZONE TEAM TROPHY 2010 Northern Zone 2011 Southern Zone 73

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77 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM Rt. 541 Indian Mills, NJ (609) Hosting these major shoots: Jersey Cricket New Jersey State Shoot Garden State Grand Jersey Devil Classic Teddy Bear Classic Charity Shoot Orange Hat Shoot-Out Fall Shoot-Out 75

78 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM GENERAL INFORMATION Pine Belt Sportsman s club is located on Burlington County Route 541 at 377, West Stokes Road in Indian Mills (Shamong) New Jersey. (no mail delivery) Phone: (609) website: Mail address: PO Box 2543, Vincentown, NJ Facilities consist of: 14 trap fields, 8 skeet fields, pavilion and modern club house with kitchen. RV electric and hookups April 15 through October 15 $30.00 per night (except State Shoot and Grand). Trapshooting Wednesday evenings March 23 thru November 6:00PM 10:00PM ATA Big 50 program Wednesdays, as listed. Club memberships are available for $50.00 per year. Straight squad jackpot: $ to any perfect five man squad at a registered shoot. (Excluding NJ State Shoot, Garden State Grand & Jersey Devil.) A shooter may win only one trophy in any event Shoot off and tie-breaking rules will be at the discretion of the club management. ATA rules will govern all points not covered by this program. Management reserves the right to change or modify this program in whole or in part. Lewis purse will have one class for each ten entries or major portion. Limit of three classes, 60% - 40% each class. Popular brands of ammo will be available on the grounds There will be an announcement on the club phone (609) in the even of inclement weather. Please call ahead to confirm the shoot is being held. 76

79 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM SKEET REGISTERED SHOOTS Pre Entry is recommended for all events. Contact: Russ Paul (609) Open for Skeet shooting: Sundays: 9:00AM 4:30PM Wednesdays: 9:00AM dusk (non-registered) 45th Annual Flight of the Jersey Crickets Saturday April 28, Targets at Pine Belt 100 Targets at Pine Valley 100 Targets at WTA Delaware Dinner, Dance and Good time For information and application, call or write: Ruth Stevenson 609 Avenue C Southampton, NJ (609)

80 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM SINGLES MARATHON 500 Targets Saturday April 21, 2012 Entries open: 9:00AM Entries close: 10:00AM, Shoot begins All squads will start at this time Yard Targets...$ Cash Lewis Purse, (2 classes, 60/40 Hi-Gun)...$10.00 NJSTA ATA and NJSTA fees...$ 5.00 NJSTA Maintenance fees...$ 5.00 Winner Take All...$5.00 Trophies (all awarded on the 500 target event) Champion and Runner-Up Winner of each of four Lewis Classes Free lunch to participants * Refreshments will be served after the shoot DOUBLES MARATHON 250 Pair of Targets Saturday May 12, 2012 Entries open: 9:00AM Entries close: 10:00AM, shoot begins All squads will start at this time 250 pair Doubles Targets...$ ATA and NJSTA fees...$ 5.00 Cash Lewis (2 classes, 60/40 Hi-Gun)...$10.00 NJSTA Maintenance Fees...$5.00 Trophies (All awarded on the 500 target event) Champion and Runner-Up Winner of each of four Lewis Classes Free lunch to participants * Refreshments will be served after the shoot 78

81 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM STATE SHOOT WARM-UP Sunday May 20, 2012 Entries open: 9:00AM * 10:00AM Shoot begins Event No Handicap Targets 200 Handicap target (no trophies)...$40.00 ATA and NJSTA fees...$ 5.00 Lewis Purse (200) (3 classes, 60/40 Hi Gun)...$ Middle 50 s (each hundred) 50/30/20...$ 5.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$ 2.00 Event No Yard Targets Note: will be shot between hundreds of Event No yard Targets (no Trophies)...$20.00 ATA and NJSTA fees (if not entered in event 1)...$ 5.00 Lewis Purse, 3 classes, 60/40 Hi-Gun...$15.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$ 1.00 Event No Doubles Targets 50 Pair Doubles Targets (no Trophies)...$20.00 ATA and NJSTA fees (if not entered in event 1 or 2)...$ 5.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$

82 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM 30th ANNUAL JERSEY DEVIL CLASSIC Saturday July 28, 2012 Starts 9:00AM Event No Yard Targets Event No Pair Doubles Targets Sunday July 29, 2012 Starts 9:00AM Event No Pair Doubles Targets Event No Handicap Targets Event No Yard targets A separate program outlining trophies for this shoot will be published and posted on our website: Pine Belt Sportsman s Club Hosts New Jersey State Trapshooters Association 11th ANNUAL TEDDY BEAR CLASSIC Saturday August 18, Targets (non-registered) Benefits The Masonic Learning Centers for Children with Dyslexia For information call Rudy Torlini (609) Or at: lostclays@verizon.net 80

83 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2012 Entries open: 9:00AM * 10:00AM shoot begins Event No. 1 Singles Championship Yard Targets...$50.00 ATA and NJSTA fees...$ 5.00 Lewis Purse, 3 classes, 60/40 Hi-Gun...$15.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$ 2.00 TROPHIES: Club Members: Champion, Hi-Lady, Hi-Vet & Hi-Sr. Vet. Winner in class AA,A,B,C,D Open: Winner in class AA,A,B,C,D & Hi Junior, Sub Junior SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2012 Event No. 2 Handicap Championship 100 Handicap Targets...$25.00 ATA and NJSTA fees...$4.00 Lewis Purse (200) 3 classes, 60/40 Hi-Gun...$15.00 Perfect Middle 50...$ 5.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$ 1.00 TROPHIES: Club Members: Champion, Hi-Lady, Hi-Vet & Hi-Sr. Vet Winner in Yardage Groups: 19-21, 22-24, Open: Winner in yardage groups: 19-21, 22-24, & Hi-Junior, Sub Junior Event No. 3 Doubles Championship 50 Pair Doubles Targets...$25.00 ATA and NJSTA fees (if not entered in event 2)...$ 5.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$ 1.00 TROPHIES: Club Members: Champion, Open: Winner each of four Classes A, B, C, D High Over All Trophy to high club member for 400 program targets Club members are eligible for all open trophies, and ties will be shot off During the shoot, Pinebelt Sportsman s Club will host a picnic barbeque, free to shooters. There will be a $10.00 charge for non-shooters 81

84 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM 3rd ANNUAL FALL SHOOT OUT SATURDAY OCTOBER 6, 2012 A COOPERATIVE EVENT BETWEEN PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB and PINE VALLEY GUN CLUB Pre-Registration is Necessary by Calling: Dennis Lott: (609) Len Donovan: (609) or ing the Pinebelt Website Shooting Starts Promptly at 9:00am Yard Targets at Pinebelt Followed By Yard Targets at Pine Valley A barbeque luncheon will be enjoyed by all, following the Shoot at Pine Valley Cost: $60.00 Per Participant Plus ATA & NJSTA Fees (Includes Picnic) $10.00 for Non-Shooting Picnic Attendees Trophies Will Be Awarded to Winners in High Gun, A,B,C,D Class, High Vet, Sr. Vet, Lady, Junior and Sub-Junior 82

85 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM 49th ANNIVERSARY SHOOT NATIONAL TRAPSHOOTING DAY Sunday October 14, 2012 Entries open: 9:00AM 10:00AM Shoot begins Event No Handicap Targets 100 Handicap Targets...$25.00 ATA and NJSTA fees...$ 5.00 Lewis Purse, 3 classes, 60/40 Hi-Gun...$15.00 Perfect Middle 50...$ 5.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$ 1.00 TROPHIES Champion Winner & Runner-up, Yardage groups: 18-21, 22-24, Event No Yard Targets Yard Targets...$20.00 ATA and NJSTA fees (if not entered in event 1)...$ 5.00 Lewis Purse, 3 classes, 60/40 Hi-Gun...$15.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$1.00 Event No Pair Doubles 50 Pair Doubles Targets...$20.00 ATA and NJSTA fees (if not entered in event 1)...$ 5.00 Lewis Purse, 3 classes, 60/40% Hi-Gun...$15.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$

86 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM 9th ANNUAL ORANGE HAT SHOOT OUT Sunday October 21, 2012 Entries open: 9:00AM 10:00AM Shoot begins No ATA Registered Targets This fun shoot is a 100 bird shoot over five different challenging traps. Each trap and the number of targets are indicated below. 1. Bloopers Targets 2. Sage burners Targets 3. Double Trouble Pairs 4. Duck Blind Targets 5. Chinese Skeet Targets $30.00 Entry Fee * Juniors $15.00 A double gun will be needed for Double Trouble. Fun shoots offer a variety of shooting situations which will challenge all shooters. Trophies First second and third teams Individual Champion Individual Awards given using the Lewis Class The first sixty entries will receive a gift Other trophies awarded. DOUBLES MARATHON 150 Pair Saturday October 13, 2012 Entries open: 9:00AM Entries close:10:00am (all squads start at this time) 150 Pair Doubles targets...$56.00 ATA and NJSTA fees...$ 5.00 Cash Lewis (2 classes, 60/40 Hi-Gun)...$15.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$

87 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM TURKEY SHOOT Sunday November 18, 2012 Entries open: 9:00AM 10:00AM Shoot begins Yard Targets...$25.00 ATA and NJSTA fees...$ 5.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$ 1.00 Trophies: Turkeys will be awarded to the winner and runner-up in each of four Lewis Classes. (Ties will be decided by reverse run) Turkeys will be approximately 20 lbs. each. Watch our website for additional events at this shoot! CHRISTMAS PARTY SHOOT Sunday December 16, 2012 Entries open: 10:00AM 11:00AM Shoot Begins Yard Targets...$25.00 ATA and NJSTA fees...$ 5.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$ 1.00 TROPHIES Hams will be awarded to the winner and runner-up in each of four Lewis Classes (ties will be decided by reverse run) 85

88 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM POLAR BEAR SHOOT Sunday February 20, 2013 Entries open: 9:00AM 10:00AM Shoot begins EVENT NO Yard Targets...$25.00 ATA and NJSTA fees (if registered)...$ 4.00 Lewis Purse, 3 classes, 60/40 Hi-Gun...$15.00 NJSTA Maintenance Fee...$1.00 Trophies Champion, Hi-Lady, Hi-Vet, Hi-Junior Winner & runner-up in class (A, B, C, D,) EVENT NO Handicap Targets...$20.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$ 1.00 EVENT NO Pair Doubles Targets...$20.00 NJSTA Maintenance fee...$ 1.00 Event 1 will be held in whatever weather mother nature will throw at us. We will shoot 100 singles targets for the event; targets can be registered or not. Non-registered targets will be shot on the practice trap. Events 2 & 3 will be held if there is enough interest among the shooters. Following the shoot, Pine Belt will host an old-fashioned winter gathering, which is open to all shoot participants and guests. The fireplace will be burning, hot toddies, good friends and good times will be had. 86

89 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM PINE BELT SPORTSMEN S CLUB PAST PRESIDENTS Winfield Haines Marvin Fletcher Jarrett Giberson Marvin Fletcher Richard Schrider Ardito DiPaolo Evertt Abrams Ardito DiPaolo Robert Thompson Harold Stevenson 1976 Albert Janwich 1977 Harold Stevenson 1978 Ardito DiPaolo Harold Stevenson John Ebenreiter Harold Stevenson Henry Fratz Harold Stevenson Henry Fratz Harold Stevenson Vince Scardino George Snyder Steve Lorenz Harold Stevenson Samuel Hinchman David Lorenz Robert E. Erisman James D Autrechy Len Donovan Tom Wolf 87

90 PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 2012 SHOOTING PROGRAM 2012 SHOOT DATES Open for registered and no-registered shooting on the first and third Sunday of every month from 9:00AM, entries taken until 1:00PM Open for non-registered shooting every Wednesday evening from 6:00PM to 10:00PM from March 16th through November, and ATA Big 50 registered shooting on the following dates: March 14, 21, 28 September 5, 12, 19, 26 April 4, 11, 18, 25 October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 November 7, 14, 21, For non-named registered Sunday shoots: Event No Yard Targets...$18.00 ATA & NJ Daily Fees...$ 4.00 NJSTA Maintenance Fee...$1.00 Event No Handicap Targets...$18.00 NJSTA Maintenance Fee...$1.00 Event No Pair Doubles Targets...$18.00 NJSTA Maintenance Fee...$ 1.00 Shoot more, pay less 1st Hundred: $ nd Hundred: $ rd Hundred: $16.00 Shooters can compete for an optional $5.00 Lewis in each of these three events, 3 classes divided 60/40 high gun

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