New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
CRACK SHOTS IN NEW-JERSEY.
PENNSYLVANIA MARKSMEN CARRY OFF THE
HONORS.
THEY WIN THE HILTON TROPHY AND THE
INTERSTATE MATCH OF THE NATIONAL
RIFLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF THE DAY


Sea Grit N. j., Sept. o.-Shooting in the second
annual meeting Of the NewJersey State Rifle Associ
ton was continued today, and the scoring In the
matches for the Columbian Trophy, the Interstate and
New Jersey state matches completed. Inc
Columbian Trophy match was open to teams OF SIX
rife-men from ench regiment OF the New-Jersey Ma
tonal Guard the trophy being presented BY the DIS
rIct OF Columbia to the team making the beet score
Tho total scores were follows I'd Regiment, l,10o )
eth Regiment, 1857; lst Regiment, 1885, 9th Regl
ment 1880; Sd Regiment, 1000; 4th Regiment
l,749.
The Interstate rcgimental team match was open to
one team from each State and Territory In the United
States the teams to consist OF six men each from
regiments, battalions and companies, the distances
700 and 500 yards. The prize to the team making
the highest aggregate score Is large bronze inquire
representing the "Sodler OF Marathon which Is pre-
sented by the Commander-in-Chef. In behalf OF the
state OF New York, to be shot for annually Inc
scores made this year exceedingly high, and the
match by the team from the lst Regiment
OF the District Of Columbia, which made score Oh
1,464. The other scores made were as follows: En-
cheering Corps, District OF Columbia, 1880; 10th
Regiment Pennsylvania National Guard, l,34o' 2d
Regiment, District OF Columbia, 1887; It'll Regiment
OF New-Jersey. ,263; 4th Regiment, of NewJerscy,
I247; Cd Regiment Of New7Jersey, 1,242; 9th Batal
ION District Of Columbia 115o; Sd Regiment OF New
Jersey LIB: 9th Regiment OF NewJersey, LILO;
1st Regiment Of New-Jersey, LOOT.
Tho New-Jersey National Guard match was open
TO teams Of six from each OF the regiments OF the
National Guard OF New,Jersey. The match was
won by the team OF the Cd Regiment, with score
Of 1880. The 4th Regiment team was second with
1924 tho 9TH Regiment third. With 1.243; the 81
Regiment was fourth, with 1,242; the 1st Regiment
was fifth. with l1s0, and the 9Th Regiment brought
up the tail end of the procession with 1,112.
In the afternoon the Hilton Trophy match. the
Interstate match, under the auspices OF the National
Rifle Association, and the Wimbledon Cup match
were shot The Pennsylvania team won the Hilton
Trophy by fifteen points, and the Interstate match
by SO points. The Wimbledon Cup match was won
by Mnjor G. n. Cans OF Albany. n. Y. who made
l23 points out Of a possible 10. Charles p Fry,
Of New-Yoik. second, with score OF lie OFT
of the same Dumber OF possible points. The scores
for the Hilton Trophy are as follows
Pennsylvania Team-Licutenant stuwell, o. Ply
s.; o. Captain Chase So; Private Young, SO; leu
tcnant.c oonel Horton 86: Private Albert, 81 Ser
sEt Msaa yac Tcsfa Soap% oa
York s as So Major pc
rfI nj Underwood Of Private Kallock es Private
Dan 20, sergeant Fndley. % Sergeant AicNevn. rs
Privato Doyle, SO; Lieutenant Wells, 49, Sergeant
District Of Columbia Team-Captnin Cash. soi
PeN.y Private sRs Corporal
81 Lieutenant stewart 90 Private Hnebongh, "a ;
Private scott, So. sergeant Hutery. 90 Lieutenant
Graham. 81 Corporal smythe, so: total. 952
New-Jersey Team Colonel Van talen So captain
stoI rs; Sergeant Chewin. IS Private Ransom, 50
Corporal DIETRICH. "A; Captain Lehman e2 Colonel
so: Captain Decker. IS; Colonel Owens, 81; Captain
Graham. IS total, 0t4.
the Interstate match were as follows Sergeant Vol
kens ga; Lieutenant Stllwell, 5s Sergeant Cullen.
SO: Captain Pratt. SO: Captain Chase. 50: Private
Young "A; Lieutenant Colonel Horton, 80 Private Al
bert 81 Sergeant Mehard, % Private Mitter, go:
Private Stonert ss Private WegroR, OF. The total
score Of the New York team was-09S that Of the Dis
trct OF Columbia, 900, and that Of NcvrJersey, 0o6.