Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-06
RIFLEMEN AT THE RANGE
MANY CONTESTS AT THE
SUPPLEMENTARY TODAY.

SUPPLEMENTARY TODAY.
military and Gun Clubs Shooting for
the Benefit OF the Chathams Centen-
NAL Fund-Programme of the Days
sports-The I eams that win Comics
and the Prizes offered.
II favored with fair skies, Schuetzen
park IS expected to be to-day the scene OF
tie grandest shooting tournament ever
held in Georgia. A few weeks ago the
Republican Blues resolved TO give their
artillery comrades, the Chathams, com
plimentary benefit, as 1t viii be but few
months before the latter celebrate the
rounding of their first century post. The
sport will begin early in the forenoon and
eontinueuntil late atught. 10 the gun club
contest four teams are entered and IN the
military contest thirteen teams. The
Chatham and the Forest City gun clubs
will open the days fun by SCATTERING clay
pigeons.
When they get through the sweepstake
shooting viii begin. At2:30 p. ID. the mill
fary teams VIII begin, and " hen they nave
finished the Individual contests VIII br
in order. The prizes are numerous and
liberal. In the afternoon and evening
hand in the pavilion will furnish mu-
SIC for those who wish TO dance. Lunch,
fish and crab dinner and supper. and re-
lleshlileh's WIZ oe SCI 'eu ~ '9' "0u' 'A0
The Bavarian novelty shooting contest.
the exhibition firing OF the Chathams'
Calling gun. and the ladies' rife contest
will be among the attractions. The Gat-
ing gun exhibition Will begin at $3.50 p.
- 81" - 49, ~ ~. ,,.ii.,.,,,,, ~
sHoulu give 'hell c'hP''! - d" ~ 'HH'sy
OF witnessing Inc operation Oh Iue mus
nlss .una O.
modern warfare. Pools viii be sold on
Tho crounds The teams are AZ follows:
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ming. George, NcAlwn, +. Is. w. ;, a.
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ta,ii'lo W mn Il Risct Alternate
John v. Br{ an 1mpiiTTe' w, n, "aae' hel'-
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49, 1871 '"' "a Ireennan q r K,ng,nd
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Umpire. d. ""ue' Representative III p4'
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"a "a - X.,,, n N Merlin privofe
TrI'. = 49,, '.ti 20, ,,1ta,. Sergeant mos
2u'.'si - ~ ~ - V"r, A. ~ i,,i,, 3 moe
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80. - a.. 49, $3.50. = Ma - III.
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N iSy aus. l teiI 1epIesen, a'iFeS IA 'Ho Pi'
WI oe nshe1 C ON et,g srTanm n Mills
Canaan: Robert p. Lowell. j. A Herschha n
WIN n Nichols and c. i. Herb f. w.
Dasher, umpire. w. {. Workman, repre-
sentative "a pit
eiWhi 1.. bluSsD cam cam 10 !; W v
Gen'iray : M Siternota n NJ q
smith luliu. NJ Wsccav. uu1Oire
Old Members Team: p. NJ Russell. Captain;
J. +. 81 tEney, =. \. Miller, 3. Il. Arm
strong John Z. Taylor snd Jon herb.
C1efuah eluhl sefs 1eSlh-JohH hoeker'
Jso.ait1 Inn Reie,,se III Keo en-
j. Is. Heimfen. umpire Henry Rocker. rem
resen alive in pit
Oglethorpe Light InfantrY-Team No. /; A.
- tFsnkhn. Capt"ni ". q; Meu. = W.
= H.. -. am P rioA marIn
sentatigo Il, Ia 80 a ioii0
Team No. ,: Lewis h. Epdres. Captain:
j. II cam bell. X. {. Kennedy. Aleck Rain
and Z W. Buntz. ;. Bacon alternate.
chatham Aruilery-Ieam No. }: Geo. r
Ne, ser, 1antaim' ~ r. Lar ST; ,. ; iva IS
farrafs Rere.e,,t stiys ,it r r pict,"
Team No. ,: n. q Ward. q. T. aim. w
n sa.r,s "a rho.tf., y
Alternate. W & Cam and c. Manning