The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-24

Wingate OF the Executive Committee OF tho Nationa
Rifle Association and the American Rae Club. accom-
panied the newly arrived Veterans from Hunters
| Point to Crecdmoor
The following the totals Of the made yes
tcrdsy The 500 900 900 yards distances oy thu
American tcam:-
L. c. Bruce. 2o3 Gen. T. Dakn. 49,. 200
l. l.. Allen. ....... 1873 Col W. B. Farewell. les
H. Rathoone. 1876 n. Washburn. ....... 10
c. f. Blydcnburgh.. la4 +. HYDE. 10.
Major II. Fulton. 1872 Capt II. Anderson l91
!. Weber. ........... 100 Major g. W. Yale. l9l
From the totals of tho made yesterday by the
sydneyes, will be that Mr. Shade achieved the
best individual record OF any the ground, beat
ing Mr.. Bruce, who has led tho American for
successive days, by sugic point
SCORES AUSTRALIANS.
j. J. Sladc. 20i Sergeant d. Gee. $500. ~.
Captain j. NJ. smith. 1872 j. s. Lynch. ....-.... 1S4
Lieut.. j. H. Maddocks. lS2
Mr.. Lynch made sevcnty-four out Of seventy Ave
points 500 yards, feat that has only been equacd
by Fulton, Gderseeve, Bodine, Dakn and Farwel
tho last named gentleman having accomplished the
feat making twenty successive buliseyes ut tina,
distance.
THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday tho prize list Tor the fall meeting OF the
National Rifle Association completed, and tits as
follows
INTERNATIONAL MATCHES
COMPETITION lInternati Onal Short Range Match. -
Commencing AT eleven A. NJ, September T. open
all corners: distance, 200 yards POSITION standing
rifles not exceeding ten pounds weight; minimum
pull OF trigger three pounds; ton shots; no sighting
shots; entrance fee, 81.
FIRST Prze-Medal of the United States Centennial
Commission and 500 offered by the ~ II. A. Secoud-
Medal oil the United States Commission and s75 Third
same aud $50 Fourth--same and s25 Fifth-si5
Sixth To tenth-F.ve prizes OF $40 each $50 Eleventh
rwentIeth-Ien prizes OF IS each S50-four medals
and $685.
The National Rifle ASSOCIATION WILL at the option of
the winner OF the lrst four prizes, substitute piece
plate OF similar value in place of the money. Each
prize winner ia match Will also u diploma
issued by the United States Centennial Commission.
COMPETITION Il.-lnternationai Mid Range Match
Commencing at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, Tuesday, Sep.
tember IL, 1916. open 10 all corners; rifles, any dis
nces military rifles OF 80 calibre to be used
yards, other rides at GOO yards; position any
without artificial rest; ten Shots sighting shots
entrance fee, 81 each distance; competitors may
FIRST prize-Medal OF the Unltcd States Centennial
Commission ana 500 offered by the National Rifle
Association Second-Medai Of the United States Cen
tcnnia Commission and $75. Thrd-samo and $50
Fourth-Same and SIS. Fiiih-sl5 Sixth to tenth
Five prizes, $40 each, cash-s5O. Eleventh to nine
tcenth-Ten prizes So each, cash-s50. Total, four
medals and $3.50.
The same exchange of prizes may be made In
Competition |, and each prize winner will receive a
similar diploma from the United States Centennial
Commission.
TIKI SMALL MATCH.
COMPETITIONS liI.-ln.ernationa Long Range Match,
for the championship OF the world; open rlfcmen
ax al 49, o rs
mencing each day at eleven A. NJ. Each team shall
consist of eight men, members OF the various teams
participating must be native born citizens and resi-
dents of the countries they respectively represent
ccpt IN the case of teams representing provincial
territory OF government, in which a
provided tho member native born subject
| OF the parent country. Rifles any not exceeding
ten pounds weight; minimum pull OF trigger, three
pounds. DIstances-s00. 900 ana 900 yards Number
OF shots-rhrty at each range by each competitor; no
sighting shots; competitors IRE fifteen
distance upon each day. commencing at 500 Yards.
rosition-Any, without artificial rest Entrance lee
| None. Previous praclice-Compenrg teams shall DO
allowed the use OF the range Tor one week previous to
these matches; but the DAYS OF this person
will be allowed to shoot the range any OF the dis
tances prescribed heron, except competitor Cap
taus OF the competing teams shall elect referees,
aud tue referees so chosen all appoint an umpir (,
whose decision in all cases shall be nnaL Prlze-An
American Centennial Trophy. such trophy to be shot
for each subsequent yenr, upon the same terms the
country OF the lo.dng II, at such time and place
Ms said team majority thereof shall prescribe.
/ Each member OF the winning team to receive medal
representing the trophy anu also the medal oil the
United states Centennial COMMISSION Each compet
tor in this match Will receive diploma issued by tho
United States Centennial Commission Sights, targets,
marking and scoring the foregoing be
coring 10 the printed regulations OF the National Rc
ASSOCIATION OF America Five teams have entered Tor
this match.
! THE REGULAR ANNUAL MATCHES
COMPETITION L---judd Match--Onered ualy, under
resolution OF the Board OF Directors oi the National
RcA to commemorate the services rendered
10y Hon. David Judd in securing the passage of the
by which the association was enabled TO secure It's
range Weapon any military ride distance. 100 yards;
position, standing rounds, seven entrance lee, 5
open TO ali comcrs
,.,i,. Una 600 M; 10 ,,or.hin X u,
,rnsi..r.hc nv ,v,rncr vs,uc s9s ronrtnc,sh e.,
Fiith-Cash SO sixth TO ninth prlzcs--t.ach cash,
~ al ,,,en,y nr,,.s valn SiSs ' ' ~ w.
.|nn ar :, M =, v'nn.r,. on,ion.
CoMrsTIrroS lL-Short Range Match.--Opcn 10 al
co,ners wr.non INV r,,ic d,s,,cc yo0 yards. seven
rnnnds, no.,,,nn, s1..nn,ng,. .n,r,nca ,ce $3.50
~, pryel trcnhv vain. $40 s,coraA ,,o-
uhv value s,3o RI I'd Ire membcrsh,n o, thc
! <ai,unnl Rife Association tran.fcrab,e nv winner
yaue s25 Fouun 10 seventh prtxcs--Each casn
Slo-siO E,ch,h 10 eieven,h rr,xes-cach AN
SEQ Twelith TO twentieth pr,zesEacl,'' cash
| en- xa-in Ali twenty przcs raluc $40,
.crn ,r ,,o,sr n, wirn.rs oo,io,