The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-10

taln stockan, 2T7; Sergeant Jeffries. 2i2; Lieu
Baxter, zl5. Total, 1889.
Third ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Howard, PIG: Pri-
vate Martin. 2O0; Lieutenant Watson s5S: Pri
vste CoYle, 1888; Private Muddell, los; Priyat e
GLADDEN., 2l4. Total. 1,08s.
Fourth RSeegimentcLieut Burns. a9t; Private
~; Corporal Graham, 2sS; Private Brown, 26I.
The RegimentaI team match was open to one
team from each State and Territory in the
United States, the teams to consist Of twelve
men each The scores were exceedingly high
and the match was won by the team from the
First Regiment Of the District Of Columbia.
which made a score of 1,4A. The other scores
made were~:-Engiueering Corps District of Co
iumoias l.36o; Sixteenth Regiment Pennsyl-
vania N. G., 1.345; Second Regiment District of
Columbia, 1887; Seventh Regiment Of New Jer-
seyt l.263; Fourth Regiment of New Jersey.
l,247; Second Regiment OF New Jersey, 1915:
S S1xtd Bastalloa District u Eos Of Columbia, l,ieo9;
Regiment of New Jersey, LILO; First Regiment
The New Jersey National Guard match was
open toteams of SIX from each OF the regiments
Of the National Guard of New Jersey, and was
won by the team of the Second Rig ment, SEQ g
of 1850, The Fourth Regiment team was sec
ment third, with 1,243; the Third Regiment was
fourth, with 1,24s; the First Regiment was fit b,
With, 1853, and the Sixth Regin cot brought up
At the iail end OF the procession with 172.
=, W. SSEbJ v ~
the Interstate match and the VIM bledon Gun
match were sho t. TIE P. nnsyl, auia team won
the Hilton trophy by fifteen points aud also the
Wimbledon cup match was won by Major G. II.
Cans of Albany, N. Y, who made 1as points
out Of q possible 10. Charl P. Fry Of New
York was second, with a score Of ia out Of the
same number of possible points. The scores
for the Hilton trophy are as follows;-
Pennsylvania Team-Lieutenapt Stillweil. %:
Prita1e Shonert, 50; Sergeant Cullen, 80; Captain
Pratt, 90; Captain Chaise, IS; Private Young.
go; Lieutenant Colonel Horton, SO; Private
Albert. 81; Sergeant Mehard. 50: Sergeant
Chapman, go; Corporal Miller, SO; Private Meg
rolf, 80. Total. 1886.
New York Team-Captain Shep pard. as:
Major DeForest, 81; Captain Macauley, oi; Pri,
vate Carey, S5; Lieutenant Underwood, 81;
Findiey, 81: Sergeant McNevin, 76: Private
Doyle. 90; Lieutenant Wells, 49,: Sergeant
Stewart. IS. Total. l,04l.
District of Columbia T~eam-Captain Cash. 60:
Lieutenant HAIRS 9, So; Captain Bell. ST: Ser.
geant pickey, 70; Private Wetherald, So; Cor
poral Young, g.; Lieutenant Stewart, 90: PR
syate Hinebaugn, "a; Private Scott, 81, Sergeant
Hutterly, 50; Lieutenant Graham, Is; Corporai
Smythe. 60. Total, 982.
Captain Ston, rs: Sergeant Chewiu, rs; Private
Ransom. So; corporal DIETRICH. "a; Captain Lob
man. 81; Colonel Kuser, 10; Lieutenant Smith
u; Private Hartman, 80; Ca1taiu Decker. IS:
ga.
The Individual scores of the Pennsylvania
team In the Interstate match were as follows
Sergeant Woikens, So; Lieutenant Siiliweii, SIS;
Chase, 50; Private Young, 81; Lieutenant-
Colonel Horton, So: Private Albert. 81: Sergeant
Mehard, q3: Private Mitter, SO; Private Stonerf
So; Private Megroff, 9s.
The total score of the New York team was
99s. that of the District of Columbia, 800, and
that of New jersey. 096.