The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-02-11
NUMBER 4.

4. During the rogrcss Of a match or target
practice. no person except the officers. members
within the ropes without special permission Of
the executive committee
Score keepers shall as each shot issgnalied.
caii " loud voice the name OF the competitor
and the value Of the shot
q. No fixed or artificial rests win be allowed
No globe or peep sights viii be permitted at less
A. Iil ali matches. except when otherwise
stated In the terms OF the match. the position
up To and including 800 yards shall be standing
the elbow may be rested against the body.
From 400 10 400 yards. a knecng position
shall be allowed, and ~ all distances over 400
yards any position, except artificial rests. shall
s No member VIII be permitted 20 place a
cartridge In his rife or rifle magazine until he
steps TO the firing point. No person will be
allowed TO step within ten feet Of the firing point
while another mnn N shooting,
q. TARGETS Tareis are divided into three
CLASSES and shi II be Of the following Sizes nm ess
otherwise specified In the terms OF a match.
Third Class-To be- used nc an distances up 20
aud inclndinR 800 wards; target dx6 iret; bulls
eye circular, incl e. nde meter. tent crcuor.
20 inches in diameter inner CIRCULAR. 40 inches
IN diameter, outer, the remainder Of target.
Second Class-ro be used at all distances over
300 and including 900 yards target 0x6 feet:
bulls eye circular. % inches IA diameter; center
circular, 30 inches IN diameter: inner circular
"a inches In diameter, outer, remainder of tar.
get First C1ass--ro be used nj All distances
over 600 yards; target 6xi2 feet: bulls eye
circular. 36 Inches; center circuiar, 81 inches.
target.
10. MARKING. scoRIso AND siaxAiIlSo:--
Bulls eye counts 3 signal white iae-
Center q: red =
Iuner q; orange
Outer 2, black
IL. Any alteration In scoring cards Will not
be permitted after the beginning OF a match. ex-
IL IN AL ma' che- the shooting shall alternate
between the members OF the two competing
teams. according TO the order of the onieialseorc
cards.
! IL. All ties shall be- decided according 10 the
rules Of tho National Rife Association.
Ia, Referees in all matches shall he selected
by the captains Of the opposing teams.
! 10. signal men and scorers shall be appointed
/ by the executive COMMITTEES Immediately prior
! toa match.
! 10 No Intoxicating liquors. shall be permitted
upon the grounds durinethe proeressofa a match
or target practice
be allowed during the progress OF "a match.
Crystal Falls has some very fine shoot
ers and with few wcekspractice il would
not surprise the writer should they leave
the Florence club lar in the rear. Crystal
Falls has organized now let other towns
follow. The Crystal Falls Sharp shoot
ers is'compossed of the following named
gentlemen: V. Carr. G. G. Nearing, NJ.
Burkirk, +. A. Cameron. e. Terrien,
Jacob Binder. G.. Aberle, James Brown,
Hugh Mrt;linchy, VIM. Russell. J, T..
Bower, Fred. Johnson. A. Parks, II.
Champagne, Ray. Kimball. Alfred Lust
field. John Morrison, Al. Austrian. N.
Lachapelle, ii. Ashby, :. ID. Holli-ter .Ir.,
James Uren, G. VI. Atkinson. \. Hopkins,
james Rapp, w. X. Godsbnll. j. Garsiu.
j. H. Parks, ID. e. Lockwood. &. :. Henry,
Ed. Dclorme. John kimball, DR.. II. w.
! Allen, George schwartz. Max Berlowitx,
! t'has. Lind. NJ. Teatney, d. Zimmerman,
Herman Rau. John Fisher, w. ". Willcr-
linz, Ed. Munhal, Mike Benpson. Fred.
/ Brown. Chas r.. Davis, &. V. stanton,
O. NJ. Brown. Andy Robins, &. q. Camp
bell, George Desbien, VIM. Doacet, Adolph
Lustiield, George Gordon. The Sharp
shooters start out under very favorable
auspices aud " successful and IL will he,
will be sourse of greatsport and benefit
to it's sport loving members.