The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-04
TROPHIES FOR l15 MEN,
GOLD. SILVER AND BRONZE TRIO
Piles FOR N. q. II. MEMBERS.
Records of the Individuals and Com
panies Prizes For Nearly All Who
Competed.

The semi-annual shoots, by the
First Regiment, concluded at Ma
kiki December 81. There were IFS
bars won, divided as follows:
Bronze, 76; silver, 81; gold, 4. 1t
took score of IS and over to get
the bronze, 40 the silver and as
the gold, all out Of possible so.
Very few men who shot failed to
get something. which at least,
shows that substantial improve
ment has been made in a year.
The bars were won by the follow
ing on the scores set opposite their
names:
Captain J w Pratt. staff, a
bronze, 80.
Lieutenant L Kenake. first bat
talon, bronze, IS.
Company A: Bronze-Lieuten-
ant Rowald, IS; Private H Wayne,
80; c Bortteld, 81: G Milton, 36.
Company B: Gold-Captain E o
White, As; Private c Elvin, As.
Silver-Corporal w 7 Schmidt, Al;
Corporal Vim Thrum, 40; Private
Rowell, AZ; G w r King, 43; w
F Storey, Al; Olsen, 40; c H Tracy,
40. Bronze-Lieutenant Jacobsen,
SO; Sergeant Anterior. 81; Sergeant
Giles, So; Sergeant Reynolds, 81;
Private Pfeiffer, SO; Gumpher, So;
w B Bolster, 35;C B Cottrell, SO;
u B Park, 80; w c Kenake, 3S, c
E Frasher, SO; c + Hill, 81; G L
Edwards, So; w III Smith, 80; H
Hapai, IS; J A Johnson, 80; l
Cockett, IS; J Mckay, So; c c
Rhodes, IS.
Company c: Silver = Captain
Camara. 40; Private Cabral, 40.
Bronze-Lt. Costa. IS; Sergeant
Santos, 81; Private Bonaparte, 50;
Kapuhi, 81; P Costa, 50; ] Ferreira,
SO.
Company d: Silver - Private
G Fl Gere, 40; c H Everett, Al
NJ H Dummond, 40; d Crozier
40. Bronze = Sergeant Crozier
81; Private McKinnon, IS; l. L
Timmons, 50.
Company +: Gold Corpora
w J Smith, As. Silver-Captair
Good, 40; 1t Coyne, 40; Sergeant
Moore, "A; Seyboldt, 40; Taylor
AZ; Private Buchoven, AZ; Carlyle
a.; J Goyeia, AZ; Lubbock, 40
ellis, 40; Barry, 90; Madeira, Al
w Haneris, AZ. Berry, AZ. Bronz'
|, Sergeant Stanmore, 80; Corpora
. Nicely, SO; E + Miller, 81; Privat
, R Ross, 81; ] w F Miller, IS
Middleton, 80; A Geppert. 81: "
T Jones. IS; R H Boggs, SO
Nv Sproat, SO; G Overbach, 81
w c Hammond, 80; G w Keister
SO; J Wirnd, SO; J B Carroll, IS
u b Sutton, 81.
Company F: Gold Corpora
r Johnson, 46. Silver 1t Ludewig
r IA; Sergeant McKeague. AZ; Cor
e poral Phillips, AZ; Private Reade
AZ; A Vollberg, 40; Hagercup, Al
Hanevold, AZ; P Johnson, 40; P +
Brunette, AZ; Beckett, AZ. Bronz
1t Evansen. 80; Corporal Stei
, man, 3S; Private Muhleitner, sc
. A Fitzsimmons, Sc; Dahlstrom, 3s
. Wagner, So; Friedersdorf, 81
, Ferry, 3S; Peterson, Sc; L Schmidt
. 81; Lambert, 39 c Bond, IS; c
: Overshiner, So; N Granbeck, 81
,, M Hirschman, IS; ] Luahiwa, IS
H Bassinor, 80; A Gunderson, 50
!, Stone, SO; Rantal, Sc.
= Company G: Bronze-Private
3 Mahoney, 3s;J Wallace, 81.
Company H; Bronze-Private
H Clarke, SO.
Recapitutation = Company A
4 Gold, o; silver, o; bronze, 4. Com
, pany B: Gold 2; silver, 7; bronze
I9. Company c: Gold, o; silver
S Q; bronze, 6. Company ID: Gold
n o; silver, 4; bronze, 3. Compan
!. y; Gold, /; silver, IA; bronze, IL
u Company F: Gold, /; silver, &c
q bronze. 20. Company G; Gold,
silver. o; bronze, q, Company II
Gold, o, silver, o. bronze, 1. c
? the above. 50 men are entitled t
9 new pin and pennaut. having nc
a scored before.
Q Jeweler Jacobsen has the contrae
Q for making the bars and will star
v at once upon them. As they ar
!, finished they will be distributed I
those entitled to them.