Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-10-08
THE REe1mENrAL SHOOT.

Good Scores Made Yesterday AT |
Quinnipiac Range Despite Adverse
wind and Weather-The Team |
scores-How the Special Prizes
Were Won.
The annual regimental shoot of the Sec
ond regiment took place yesterday at
Quinnipiac range. 1t was rather cold for
rifle shooting and there was chilly east
wind blowing across the field. The wealth
er was lowery, but it did not rain until all
the teams were through shooting. The
wind interfered slightly with the shooting,
but not to any great extent Company
KS team of Wallingford, Captain La
Barnes team, won the first team prize,
cup, which is now being made in Meriden.
They are owners already of one cup,
which they have won three times, and
they will probably own the cup they won
yesterday. The winning score was 416,
the highest ever made at the Quinnipiao
range. The other teams came in the fol-
lowing order: Company D, second, 1856;
Company I, third, 367; Company E,
fourth, $50; Company F, fifth, 1856; Com
pany G, sixth, 300; Company A, seventh,
1906; Company B, eighth, 1916; field and
stan, nlnJn ana ldSG, 49,
The leading shots in the separate teams
tain Bowen, Company t, 60; Sergeant
Laudensack, Company B, So; Captain La
Barnes, Company K, So; Sergeant Major
Carter, Field and Staff, So; Private Spen-
Ger, Company E,55; Private Schwab, Com
pany F, 40; Corporal Regain, Company G,
AZ; Corporal Goldsmith, Company A, AZ.
The prizes were distributed last evening in
the band room. A misty rain prevented
some from entering the individual shoots.
The team prizes were distributed first.
| The first prize was not presented to Com
pany K, as it is not finished. The second
| prize, silver cup, was won by Company
D. The third was chair, which went to
Company I. Captain Albee won an ele-
CANT silver shaving set for highest in
dividual score on any team, making sixty
points Captain Bowers won second prize
by making sixty points on Company rs
team. He selected chair. A revolver
was the choice of Sergeant Laudenback of
Company B for third prize. There were
umbrellas and grips and toilet, shaving
| and water sets.
In the officers shoot Lieutenant Duffy
| won the Colonel Bario gold medal. first
prize, and Lieutenant Hall won the Off
GERS sword, the second prize, Captain La
Barnes won a water set, the third prize
In the open individual shoot the first, the
Colonel Smith badge, value $125, was won
I by w. D. Robinson, Company D; the Ba-
con medal and bar were won by Sergeant
| Ford medal went to Sergeant Young of
| Company D. The leading scores were re-
| spectively 80, 80, 30. The silver shaving
cup won by Captain Albee was presented
Lieutenant Barber of Company K. Fol
| lowing are the team scores:
Company A. Waterbury, team caRtain-ser.
IS, :, IS; Private Wane, a. TO-. 81; Sergeant
| Schuyler 25 10, So; Corporal Daniels, 25, "a, 80
b. en- tSta
back, team captain-sergeant A. Laudenback
20. 81, 50; Sergeant L. scheen, 26, II, 43; Ser
gaPe SyRRaT Tsm aaad
| Private R. Pokrop, "a, 26, so; Private J. Keller
"a, IS. 40; Lieutenant L. King, (absent); totals
Greed, team captain Private R. NJ. callahan, ID
Regao IS F GoPpo2a f. w. Fl e GRgsn
&c. 81, AZ; Sergeant J. N. Kehoe, u, 6, 10; Lieu
Rsansd9 PH1t ST. Il dFssd
Company F, New Haven, Lieutenant C. B
IS, IS, 4s; Private Ingerson, %, 20, SO; Private
Private Clark, "a, 2, Is; Private schwab, e. q
50; Private Lewis 49, e. SO; grand total, 17s
| 178, 356
Company ], Meriden, Lieutenant o. L. Brad
ley, team captain-Second Lieutenant Bradley
g, %, 46; Corporal Bolger, a. 90, a: Priyat'
geant Withsey, 81. 16, 49,; Corporal Bowen, q
| Is, A. Sergeant Jones, q, q, 43; Lieutenan
Darmsteadt, absent; totals 17s. 1854, 332.
| Company E, New Haven, Charles 6. Schappa
| team captain-Sergeant Charles G. Schappa, q
| "a, 40; Corporal James W. Landon n, 90, so
Private George Rogers, 10, 10, 81; Corporal VII
| liam RUSSELL "a 25, 40; Musician James Parker
q, 20, 49, Corporal John James, q, 8, 80; Privat
Frank Reed, %, %, 46; Private William Spencer
| g. q, IS; totals, 1911, 1859, $50.
| Company D, New Haven, Sergeant 81. G. Youn
| team captain-Captain Albee, %, SO, co. Corpora
Shields, q, %, 40; Private Payne, 26, 20, 46; Sci
| geant Young, q, 20, AZ Private Robinson, q, q
IS; Sergeant Fairbanks, %, "a, 49, Private Bill
a. 49, as; Sergeant Doherty, %, %, As; total, 20
l Company K Wallingford, G.. G. La Barne
team captain-Captain George G. La Barnes, 2
| 80, So; Private Edward Toelle &c. %, 40; Privat
David McCune, %, 26, 40; Sergeant W. A. Bevar
| 25, %, So; Sergeant T. P. Beach, g. 49, 81; Lie,
ton, "a, 20, SO; Sergeant Thomas Mottram, %, 81
So; totals, 202, 217, 419.
| FIELD AND STAFF.
Captain Ford, team captain-Lieutenant Scar
IS, 10, 43; Sergeant Carter, %, %, S.: Sergeal
McKiernan, %, 8, 80; Lieutenant Duffy 25, 81, a
Colonel Doherty, --,-; Captain Dickingsol
"a, "a, 4s; Captain Ford, 3, 5, s; Lieutenant Dat
gett, 16, 5, q; Sergeant Wolff, 21, 49, 40; gran
totals, 1854, 1923, 292.
SELECTED FOR THE BRIGADE SHOOT.
The following have been selected to com
pete in the brigade shoot owing to their fin