Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03
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SHOOTING CONTEST AT GLYcIONr- The
AleJGr'o'ig rs. the U-Gsbblq'On Rite TJu73- The
r., r re Hilnt1-The riie match between
the "ITlSh team" OF Alexandria and the
american teams" of Washington. came OIL
az Glymont yesterday. The steamerPilotRoy
C@It. Boyle, carried the teams and their
friends down. Wagner's band furnished the
music for the occasion. On the way down
The toss was made for the first shot, and was
won by the Alexandria team. An arrange
mrnt was made that the shooting should bp
of hand, each marksman being allowed five
shots in succession at separate targets. Mr.
" m. Burroughs was chosen judge, and
McssrS. George Smith and w. c. Brennan of
Alexandra, Were selected aS referees. The
Alexandria team was composed of the fol-
lowing gonilemen-JameS Smith, captain,
George Schafer, n. KinchelOe. NJ J. Water
Reuben, end L. Pruitt; cOl0rs, green ribbon
Washington teams Robert Van Zandt,
captain; o. G.. S0f'ieid, T. +. Wilson, G.. u.
Austin, j. W. Sebastian @. Hess. c. Snyder
and Hugh COyle, cOlOrs, red, white and blue
TlbbOn. After the measurement OF the ground
IN" shooting commenced. The first contest
was at geo yards, which was won by the
Alexandria team; Mr.. NJ. keGb ben, who made
ILt best shot, taking tine priZe-a silver Gun
The score stood 20 10 l.. The Washington
team won the secOrd cOnteSt-at lJH var,lS
range-Mr' COyie making the best score and
taking the purse Of sos. The score ot this
contest stood 20 10 60. The Dartv then re-
paired 10 the pavilion, where the prizes were
presented To the winners by Captain Van
Zautt. subsequently the teams practicei
with the Remington rifles, the Remington
company having furnished several hundred
rounds Of ammunition for that purpose On
arriving at Alexandria, the Irish team :"
which, hy the way, is mainly comp6seJ Of
Germans and Americans was met by q
new ly- organized ride team, composed wholly
o. Irlshmen, who challenged them 10 match
for the name "iriSh Team and purse of
$50. II is probable this challenge Will be
accepted.