The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
The EMME TS' SHOOT
Lieut.. Hurley Wins
the Company
Gold Medel.
GOOD SCORES MADE BY ALL,
Capt. Moynihan a Good
Example by Leading
at All Distances.
GOOD SCORES MADE BY ALL,

Members of the Emmett Guards spent
yesterday morning at the range in
GAINESVILLE for the annual company
shoot. There was a good attendance,
and between times a lunch made up by
members of the company was served.
The company gold medal, first prize,
was won by Lieut. John F. Hurley,
with a score of 10. Second prize was
won by Capt. J. J. Moynihan, score of
is. Corp. T F LAWN took third prize,
an umbrella, with a score of IS. In the
class for unqualified marksmen. Priv.
T. F. Kellaher won first prize a hat.
with score of 16. Lieut.. H. c. Young
OF the Wellington Rifles carried off the
Trl"e for the revolver shooting for Wis
lttng officers. His score was %, and he
las a choice of hat or an umbrella
for prize.
In the class for honorary members
of the company, Patrick J. Bradshaw
won first prize, hat, with a score of
16. In the special match at 200 yards,
Lieut.. John F, Hurley captured a box
OF cigars for first prize with a score of
q. Lieut.. NJ f. Hines and Corp. T. F.
LAWN were tied for second place. both
making scores Of 10. Capt. ]. ]. Moyni-
han made a score of II. In the special
match at 200 yards, between Lieut.. J.
f. McGourty and Sergt. John J. Corliss,
which was arranged as the result of an
argument between both men as to their
ability to shoot, was won by Sergt.
Corliss with a score of 49, Lieut. Nc
County made 16 and will have. to paw
for 81 worth of goods, as it was agreed
that the loser would settle for that
amount
In the revolver shooting for officers
of the company, Capt. j. ]. Moynihan
made "a and 49, Lieut.. NJ. E. Hines
also made % and "a. Lieut.. John F.
Hurley made % both times. The shoot
ing was exceptionally good and was
very exciting. In the shoot for I'M
qualified marksmen, the following
qualified in the third class Lieut.. j. F.
McGourty, Is and IS; Priv. c. NJ. Scan
lon, Is and Is; Priv. G. F. Kelley. Is
and IS
In the contest for members of the
company who have qualified, the fol-
lowing scores We're made: At 200 yards,
Capt. ]. ] Moynihan, % and %; Sergt.
j. j. Corliss, % and %; Sergt. w. E.
Mccain, % and %; Corp. c. ]. Deig-
nan. % and %. At 500 yards, Capt.
Moynihan, "a anG %; Sergt. Corliss, %
and 20 Sergt. Mccain, % and %; Corp.
Deignan, "a and p. At 900 yards, Capt,
Moynihan. % and %; Sergt. Corliss, %
and %; Sergt. Mccain, % and %; Corp.
Deignan, % and %
In the revolver shoot for visiting Off
GERS, the following scores We're made:
Lieut. II. c. Young, Wellington Rifles.
20; Lieut. NJ H. Tisdell. City Guards,
20; Capt ]. j, Moynihan, Emmett
Guards, "a; Capt z. G. Barrett, City
Guards, "a; Lieut.. Col. E. r. Shumway.
p; Lieut.. F. Hurley, Emmett Guards,
81; Capt. c. S. Holden, Wellington Ri
ffes, 90 Lieut. NJ E. Hines, Emmett
Guards, 20; Lieut.. ]. F. McGourty, as
sistant surgeon of Ninth regiment, IS;
Lieut. F. M. Clark, Jr., Light Infan-
try. 16; Lieut.. C. E. Smith Wellington
Rifles. IA; Lieut.. A. c King, formerly
of Co. c, Second regiment, Massachu-
sets volunteers, IA; Lieut.. H. H. War
rem, Light Infantry, 10.
The scores made by members of the
company are: Lieut.. ]. F. Hurley. 10:
Capt. j. Moynihan, 49, Corp. T. F.
LAWN, Is; Lieut.. M. E. Hines, 16; Corp
c. ]. Dcignan, 16; PRIV. T. F. Kellaher
16; Sergt. ]. j. Corliss, 16; Private T. J.
Ahearn, IA; Sergt. NJ. j. Koran, 10;
Sergt. NJ F. Casey. 13; Corp. ]. A. Ca
sey II; Priv. H. w. Baldwin, IL; Sergt
w. E. Mccain, u; Priv. j. T. Larner
u; PRIV Oscar Gardner. Il; Priv. T. j
Kelleher, H. Priv E. j. Carberry, IL;
Priv. A. Barker, 8; Corp. D. j. Burke
8; Priv. M. j. Flynn, s; Priv. ]. E. Fo-
garty, 8; Priv M. j. Shea, s; Priv. c.
M. Scanlon, S; Priv. NJ A. Kane, s;
Priv. G. E. Kelly, 6; Priv. Hugh Nc
CURE, Z; Priv. T. Mcmahon, 9; Priv
NJ T. Delaney g.