New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
NEW YORKS DAY AT CREEDAoOR.
THE INTERSTATE MATCH AND THE AlhToN
TROPHY WON FROM WASHINGTON

rh boavv roins NJ the morning interfered seriously
NTH the shooting at Creedmoor yesterday ana WIN
+he usually good spirits Of the marKsmeh' p"O
humor was particularly noticeable IN the washington
team who were ungraceful losers Ihey han coiie
IN win the Interstate Team Match and TO dciehu te
Hilton trophy which they carried Oil last year, III
both matches they were worsted
The Interstate Military match, open to one team
from each State, consisting Of twelve members, wa
sbot over a distance Of 200 and 500 yards. The prize
consists ot large bronze Soldier Of Marathon, pre-
sented nv the Commanderin-Chef, and valued at S3oo
also medal to each member Of the winning team
After n close contest the New-YOrk team carried on
the victory with score of 1925 points.
The Washington team made 400 points on the snort
range and sos points at 500 yards, or grand Vo''
Of 096 points. -. ~,
The Hilton Trophy match, open to teams OF th'
United States of America and foreign countries iol
army navy and militia for the possession Of $4,000
tronhv The shooting over 200, 500 and 6oO
ward ranges and resulted dsastrously for the Washing
ton team who won the trophy last year. Their score
was ms follows 200 yards, 800 points 500 yards 3o'
points; 900 yards 300 points; total. 1907 points
The New-YOrk State team, composed OF the same
members as shot in the interstate MATCH made at 2oC
yards, 385 points; at 500 yards 800 points; at GOO
wards. 1873 points; total Of 1,065 points. This
comes within thirty -one points of the record.
All the continuous matches which have been shot TO
during the week were finished yesterday The Gov
ernor,s match resulted follows John F. Klein 10;
points; F. Robung, jr., 18th Regiment, Pennsylvania
and George Doyle, 18th Regiment, tie for second prize
1o3 points Sergeant F. Stuart, OF the 69th Regiment
1O2 points The prizes are $50, SO, $40 and twenty
one small cash prizes.
The winner of the handsome silver vase presented
by Messrs Tiffany & Co. and $50 in cash is Sergeant
T. j. Dolan 10th Regiment, with 1876 points Second
place was won by Colonel f. j. Cram, with 134
points and there tic for the third place anon.
J. f. Boyken, Q. r. Co.; B. Walther, 2. r. c.; e. Tin
hermann, 2. r. c., with 1873 points. There IL
all thirty-two prizes in this match.
The aIlcomers' military match offered twenty-sil
cash prizes. d. IL. Ogden, Goth Separate Company
and r. NJ. Dunn, 7th Regiment, made As points
F. Robling IT.. 18th Regiment, Pennsylvania; Sergean
F. stuart Goth Regiment; Lieutenant j. NJ stewart
Sd Drum Corps; Lieutenant W. P. Pickett. o3d Regi
ment: Lieutenant W. J. Underwood 9TH Regiment
Lieutenant II. c. BrOun, 23d Regiment, had all Al
points.
The Steward match has eight cash prizes. Tie frs
was won by Major J. NJ. Pollard /. &. r. P with !:
points. D. II. ogden, Goth Separate Company, FOL
lowed with II points, and Lieutenant +. L. Graham
f. C. ID. G.. Private NJ DOOlan, f.. G. l. 3 A. Private
John Corrle I2th Regiment each had 40 points
The revolver match was won by e. h. Payntcr
y. Y. r. c.. with 1873 points. W. T.. Petty, OF tn
NewYOrk Police, made 1870 points, and Major W.
Pryor, god Regiment, and II. oehl made l3o points
In favor Of Il. Nalther, who made 20 points.
The daily extra prize OF the Tiffany match went Z
| G.. Zimmermann who had 80 bullseyes TO his credit
second, George Doyle, %, and +. j. Cram, 81 bulls
When the teams left the range the New-York stat
team cheered the Wasmngtons, who did not respond