TABLE 4.—MAY, 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. | | | | || 13 | 181.2 |16.5| 3.7 |

|II. Anderson, W. L.| | | | || 10 | 202.1 |12.1| 26.4 |

|III. Bellis | | | | || 10 | 185.5 |19.4| 3.7 |

|IV. Donahue | | | | || | | | |

|V. Jacobus | 4 | 240.6 |42.4| 15.7 || 11 | 234.2 |40.0| 9.3 |

|VI. Schenker | 5 | 214.3 |24.0| 15.6 || | | | |

|VII. Stapleton | | | | || 11 | 224.4 |15.9| 15.4 |

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|Group averages |

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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. | 20 | 199.6 | 8.2| 14.7 || 27 | 190.7 |12.1| 5.8 |

|II. Anderson, W. L.| | | | || 24 | 246.4 |34.9| 17.9 |

|III. Bellis | 18 | 185.8 | 3.4| 4.0 || 24 | 171.3 |10.3| 10.5 |

|IV. Donahue | 18 | 217.2 |18.0| 15.2 || 25 | 207.1 |19.5| 5.1 |

|V. Jacobus | 18 | 235.5 |39.6| 10.6 || 25 | 245.4 |29.7| 20.5 |

|VI. Schenker | 19 | 234.3 |40.5| 4.4 || 26 | 196.9 |16.9| 33.0 |

|VII. Stapleton | 18 | 201.1 |11.7| 7.9 || 25 | 217.8 |16.5| 8.8 |

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|Group averages | 210.8 | |

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