The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-22

The result of the California end
OF the international shoot reached
here yesterday by the Australia
and it was very satisfactory to the
boys here.
A majority OF seventy points is
not to be sneezed at by any team,
and should there be another
match of the same sort Lieut.. Col.
Fisher is of the opinion that one
hundred points can be added to
the total made by the home team.
The local team had the advan-
tage in this shoot by having the
entire regiment to draw from while
the California team was picked
from two companies.
The San Francisco papers pub
lished the following concerning the
shoot:
'EThe shoot that brought out the
largest attendance was the interna-
tional match between fifty picked
men from Companies G and G of
the National Guard and a like
number from the eight companies
in Hawaii. The Hawaiians shot
Saturday at Honolulu, and their
scores will arrive by the next
mail. The local companies are
not all confident of success, as
many of their men never shot in
match before, and their scores fell
away below the average. Captain
E. G. Subtitle and Captain J. w.
Dumbrel superintendent the match,
and Consul-General Wilder looked
after the interests of the Ha-
waiians. The scores were as fol
lows:
Lieutenant o. E. GoodaIl, IS; J.
BarrickIo, As; J. Smithson, 45; M. g.
Lane, As: Chris Meyer, A; J. T.
Hicks, 43; Lieutenant S. Rider. 43;
A. E. Anderson, 43; J F. Norton, AZ
B Kelly, 42; w F Fem, AZ; Cor
poral Subtitle, AZ; F. ]. Povey, AZ; w.
3 Larkins, AZ; r. a. HoIcomb, AZ;
A n Brod, Al; A. 81. Kennedy, Al;
p. NJ. Diers, A.; G. P. Hicks, Al; T f.
Carson, 40; o. Sparrowe, 40; V J
Anderson, 40; II. A. Bohr, 40; A. r.
Vaughan, 80; j. Musgrave, 80; II.
Deepen, 80; z. D. Butts, &c. Captain
G. F. WaItham, SO; w. F. Unfred, So;
A S. Hatfield, IS; R. J. DowdalI, So;
q. w. Simmie, 3S; ". II. 1. James,
81; G J. Petty 81; G. l. Lods, 81;
d. T.. Lawton, 81; J. M Rose, 81; F
A Taggard, SO; J. A Christie, SO;
g f Macy, So; V. r. Bury, 80;
w. w. Thompson, 80; E g. Phelps,
81; G. g. Larson, 81; w. n. Swansey,
81; w. Mcneil, 81; J. B. Switzer, q;
average of 81 4 5 per man.
Score of local team, O09.
Through the kindness of Lieu
tenant Colonel J. H. Fisher the AID
vERTIsER is enabled to publish some
of the scores made by companies
in previous shoots in California:
Dec- beI, 1898, Company G, San
Francis,.o, 80 men.................... 1926
December, 1898, Company F, Oro-
vile, 80 men,. .-;;....: .......:. 1875
December. 1898, First Regiment,
Company B, San Francisco, 80
December, 1898, Company G.,
Marysville, 80 NELL. ...... 1874
April, 1894, Company G, San
Francisco, 20 men ........ ........... S65 |
April, 1894, Company B, San
Francisco, 20 men........-....... S24
April, 1894, Company @, San
Francisco, 20 men,. 1900. $500. 772 |
April, 1895, Company G, San
Francisco, % men................-, 1867 |
April, 1895, Company b, San
Francisco, % NELL. $1,000. 1872 |
December, 1894, Company B, San
Francisco, 80 men............... 1S46 |
December, 1894, Company d, San
Rafael, so men....... .......... ......1 S4l
May, 1895. Company B, San Fran.
cisco, so meU.-....... .---- -. 1917 |
May, 1895, Company G, Marys-
Vile, so men ...... 1857 /
The Marysville company has
scored in practic shoot 2OO2, and
on that, claims the worlds record
for company shoot.
The crack shots of Carson City, |
Nevada, have made a record of
1878 with so men.
Arrangements are in order now
for a match shoot between the
First Regiment, n. G. c., and the
full regiment here, and in the event
of their being completed the Cali
fornians will have all of their
cracks to draw from.