TABLE 2.—MARCH, 1904.

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| | | | | Var. || | | | Var. |

| Name. |Date| Avg. |M.V.| from ||Date| Avg. |M.V.| from |

| | | | | G.A. || | | | G.A. |

+-------------------+----+-------+----+------++----+-------+----+------+

|I. Anderson G. W. | | | | || 11 | 181.6 |38.3| 3.3 |

|II. Anderson, W. L.| 8 | 235.4 | 50.4| 69.0|| 10 | 207.3 |32.2| 21.2 |

|III. Bellis | 8 | 174.0 | 44.4| 7.8|| 15 | 180.8 |21.8| 1.0 |

|IV. Donahue | 2 | 201.6 | 24.8| 0.4|| 9 | 214.7 |29.3| 12.7 |

|V. Jacobus | 2 | 207.5 | 14.4| 17.4|| 9 | 189.9 |11.9| 35.0 |

|VI. Schenker | 2 | 283.5 | 98.0| 53.6|| 9 | 296.9 |74.9| 67.0 |

|VII. Stapleton | 4 | 211.1|41.7| 2.1 || 11 | 205.4 |14.6| 3.6 |

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|Group averages | | 210.9 | | |

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|VIII. Callahan | 3 | 202.0 |23.9| 8.8 || 10 | 197.0 |29.0| 3.8 |

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+-------------------+----+-------+----+------++----+-------+----+------+

| | | | | Var. || | | | Var. |

| Name. |Date| Avg. |M.V.| from ||Date| Avg. |M.V.| from |

| | | | | G.A. || | | | G.A. |

+-------------------+----+-------+----+------++----+-------+----+------+

|I. Anderson G. W. | 18 | 181.3 |25.1| 3.6 || 26 | 170.5 |26.1| 14.4 |

|II. Anderson, W. L.| 17 | 189.3 |41.3| 39.2 || | | | |

|III. Bellis | 22 | 193.5 |16.5| 11.7 || 29 | 181.0 | 8.5| 0.8 |

|IV. Donahue | 23 | 224.9 |53.7| 22.9 || | | | |

|V. Jacobus | 16 | 239.6 |41.0| 14.7 || 23 | 196.7 |27.2| 28.2 |

|VI. Schenker | 16 | 281.9 |80.8| 52.9 || | | | |

|VII. Stapleton | | | | || | | | |

+-------------------+----+-------+----+------++----+-------+----+------+

|Group averages | | | | || | | | |

+-------------------+----+-------+----+------++----+-------+----+------+

|VIII. Callahan | 17 | 200.9 |23.0| 7.7 || 24 | 179.9 |20.6| 13.3 |

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