The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-16
rnN REGIMENrAL SHOOT


 Held at Westville Range Yesterday by the
 Second Regiment-Good Scores Made
 Medals Won by Teams from Companies
 K, I and F-Prizes Awarded Last Even-
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 The annual fall regimental shoot of the Second regiment was held at the Westville range yesterday, and despite the rain in the afternoon passed off very successfully, unusually large scores being made. Captain LeBarnes of Company K was officer of the range. Each man shot two strings, one at 200 yards and one at 800 yards. The teams of Company K of Wallingford and Company I of Meriden tied far first place, with 8 score of 42S, but Company K was awarded the match owing to that team having scored the highest number of points in the 500 yards. Company K won by this the Captain Barker cup. Company I was awarded the Colonel Doherty cup, and Company F, with a score of 41S, captured the Colonel Burpee cup.
 At the armory last evening Captain Wells, assisted by Lieutenant Colonel Callahan, awarded prizes to the high scorers in the individual shoot and in the officers match. The prizes award ed, with the scores made by the win ners were as follows:
 Officers match--Captain Laudansack, 31, silk umbrella; Lieutenant Norton, 31, combination knife; Lieutenant Dam, 30, a silver telescope cup; Major Dickinson 29, a silver cigar clipper; Captain LeBarnes, 29, ink stand.
 Individual prizes-Lieutenant Young, 32, Colonel Smith medal, also Barrie medal Lieutenant Norton, Company K, 32, Bacon medal; Captain Lauden- sack, Company B. 31, Ford medal; Cor poral Ward, Company K, 31, carving 1 set; Private Young, Company B. 31 tea | set; Sergeant osborn, Company F, 31. umbrella; Sergeant Barker, Company i H, 31, mandolin; Private Cornwall, l Company D, 30; Corporal Allen, Com | pany K, 30, silver cake dish; Corporal Landon, Company E. 30. half dozen sill yer knives; Musician LaBarnes Com- pany K, 30, dress suit case; Corporal 1 Beal, Company I, 30, undrella Cor poral Katschuby, Company I, 29, satch- l el; Sergeant Page, Company D, 29; Ser geant Blake, Company K, and Musician l Moore, Company K, tied on 2s, Moore winning the toss-up and receiving a l syrup cup and Blake package, con- l tents unknown; Captain Wells, 29, pocket toilet case; Sergeant Mottram, Company K, 29, lamp; Lieutenant Hall, Company K. 29, pitcher; Color Sergeant Wagner, 29, picture; Private Lansing, Company E, 29, pack of cards and leather case; Sergeant Walker, | l.; rr,1a To D,,txr ta Leibke, Company I, 28 castor; Corpor- al Mcintyre, Company D, 2s, silver match box; Sergeant Gruener, Compa- ny F, 28, pocket flask; Private Smith, Company F, 2s, silver cigar clipper; Private Boughton, Company F, 28, mu- sic roll
 Company D's team, with a score of l 391, was given first choice from the team prizes and chose a fine water col or to hang in the company room. Com- pany E, with 379, had second choice and l took a large lamp.
 During the award of prizes a tele- gram was received from Colonel Bur- pee rendering his best wishes and hop l ing the prizes received would be en- l joyed.
 The scores of the various teams, indi- vidually and totally. were as follows: Company Ks team-Team Captain Lieutenant Hall, 56; Lieutenant Norton, 156; Serge ant Bake, 47 Corporal Charles 1 M. Allen, 52;. Musician LeBarnes, 38, Sergeant Mottram, 59; Corporal Ward, ! 61; Sergeant Beach, 59. Total, 42S. l Company Ds tearn-Team Captain I Lieutenant Young, 50; Sergeant Page, 49; Private McGee, 43; Private Bough- ton, 5S; Private Cornwall, 53; Sergeant Newbold, A; Private Scheen, 39; Cor poral Mcintyre 45. Total. 391.
 Company Is team-Team Captain Sergeant Demo; 57; Lieutenant Bradley, 49; Corporal Broudman, 51; Corporal Kaschuby, 5S, Private Leidtke, AS; Ser geant Bowers, 60; Corporal Howard, 58; Captain Bowen, AT, Total, 42S.
 Company F's team-Team Captain Lieutenant Damn, 50; Private Smith, 54; Sergeant Osborn, 53; Private Van Name, 46; Private White, 56; Sergeant l Gruener, 52; Sergeant Husted, 50; Mu- sician Moore, 57. Total, AIS.
 Field and staff-Major Dickinson, 55; Sergeant Wagner, fl; Corporal Wills, I 54; Corporal Ross, 46; Sergeant Barber, 51; Lieutenant Minor, 32; Colonel Cal l lahan, 37; Captain LeBarnes, 61. I