The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-04

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the individual prize. a gold medal, with
a score OF ~ As he has won this trophy
comes his property. The score made by
Lieut.. Rose, being with the military
handicap and under the strain of match
shooting, Is considered the record by
local maTksmen.
As "A whole shooting was very poor. All
of the teams fen from thirty to forty
points below their usual figures. With
company q II was case of fall down.
IL lost several points. Up TO the eigh-
teenth man II stood regularly from eight
TO twenty points ahead. Sergt. Kiester
one OF the best shots Of the company
tried strange gun, recorded five misses
and closed with a score Of 16. The nine
teenth ana twentieth men in DIS team
failed to show up and could not be found
about town. Two new men were sub
stituted, and made 20 and Y respectively.
| Thus the team ahead almost to the last
became the lowest az the finish.
Only eight Company men showed up.
| II Is said that this team thought the
match had been postponed to Sunday
morning on account Of the reception at
MOanalua.
Capt John Koa. OF Company @, was
| range officer and performed mis- duties to
| the entire satisfaction OF all. Shooting
| began at and closed about $50, The
| hours stipulated IN the orders were from
| l:@o to >, but the start was unavoldably
| late. As all the marksmen were at the
range 10y o'clock IL was considered that
| the orders were compiled with. The
| scores were as follows.
| Company G-SecCnd Lieut.. Gus Re Sc, IS:
| Sergt. j. kulike, 80: Charles wilcox. ";
| Corp. j. Mahoney, II. J. H. sherwood, II
Joseph Morse, II; Joseph L. Kukahi, 20;
| Corp. j. KoO. 80: Musician II. +. Cum
| Minis, ~, l., Il. Hcli.uio, IS, John Hao, 81
John WALLACE 81 T. *. Wahihako, BY
| First Sorgt. NJ. X. Nakuina. IS; First
Lieut.. :. l.. kCkumang, e. Charles kaa-
moi, 80; N. H. Kauwi, 80; henry Makai. 81
Company BE. Olsen. -, c. e. Trash.
er, ij; Sergt. L. +. ThTum, AZ; Corp. w
Il. Riley, n; sergt. Z. T. Winant, Al
grazieT 50; NJ. Nj. Johnson, 80; Charles
| Mcclure, 81; First Scrgt. 9. ". Anterior
8; Henry Hapai ~; sergt W. 9. Weed
on, 81; Albert r. Fersuson, 80; Edwin \
80: Second Lieut.. c. =. COtrell, 80; Lester
r, Rives, 81, Capt. /. T. Kenake, 80; Il
+. Myhre, %. Total, ~. :,
Company De. DevausChelle, a; 7
Hennessey. A.; First Sergt. Sam Johnson
a; Sergt. o. Whitehead, AZ; Sergt. Henry
Cook, a.; T. Treadwaay, u Capt. Q; Berg
strom, 40 c. Willis, 80; g. Maxwell, 80;
mons, 81; w. ]. Smith, 81; A. w. Evans
SO; W. Lyle, 81; Second Lieut.. W. "
Needham, 49, Sam Decker, 81, II: Kaulii
80; II. Jaouen, q; J. Powell 20; Sergt. g
w kiester. l6. Total, 723.
Company F-JQse Gouveia, a; Corp. u
Friedersdorif, III; :. Gumpfer, ~; i. NJ
| Kiley, 30; A. &. Davis, 81: Sergt. Ma,
| Hirschman, 81: George Lewis. 30; q
Winkler, q. Total for eight men, 1903.
NOTES.
| Company G's team had a Celebration
at the drill shed Saturday evening of II
| victory.
Tom Cummins says Il didn't want tn,
Individual prize nohOw."
Some of the II shots lacked spirit an,
| pa X
TO have used the same gun for theI
scores.
Capt. Bergstrom worked hard all da!
| until after o'clock, rushed to the rang
In hack and knocked out" 40 befor
| he had time TO cool on.
| Lieut.. Cottrell was suffering with a bat
hand which caused the drop In his score
j. J.. Logan, of Il, spoiled his score witt
miss at the finish.
+ Olsen, of II, started off with fv
bullseyes in six shots, the beginning Of
record score, lie finished at A..
Another trophy shoot Is already talke
Of II may he between full companies.