The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-18

1oi; c. s, Richmond, second 1Ol; w. G.
Harrison, fifth, 95.
3. All Comers-Lost.
4. Schuetzen Match-Seyenth, c. S. Rich
mond. ia
3 Hayes Match-seven shots each, 500
end GOO yards: Won by Col. George T.
Cam, 6S; Capt. j. c. Postell, second, 65;
Private c. A. Mercer. fifth.
6. Perrine Memorial-Not eligible-only
for New Jersey.
7. Gen. c. P. Meany Match-Ten shots
each, 500 and 600 yards: w. G. Austin,
second, 81; +. c. Battey, third, 50.
s. Department Rife Practice-Twenty-
five shots each, 500 and 600 yards: Capt.
j. c. Poste.l, Georgia, DO; Lieut.. G.. A.
Clark, Georgia, 2l6; twelve entries.
8. New Jersey State Rifle Association
Trophy-Seven shots each, 800 and 900
yards: Lieut.. f. c. Wilson, second, &C.;
W. G. Austin, fourth, "a; George Freeman,
fifth, 6S.
10. Winchester Match-No entries.
Il. Consolation Match-Open TO only
those who have never previously won an
individual prize at Sea Grit. 200 and 300
yards, ten shots each: w. q. Harrison,
third, 50; F. Myers fifth, IS.
y. Presidents Match-Military cham
pionship United States: Ten shots each,
200, 800, SEQ 900, 500, 1000: Lieut. F. c.
Wilson, first, 267; Col. George T. Cam,
second. 259; Private c. S. Richmond, third,
249; w. G. Austin, fifth, 247; seventeen en-
tries.
49, Remington-Ten shots, 800 and 600
yards Only entry from Georgia, Sergt.
f. w. Garden. fifth. 81.
IA. Harpers Weekly Match-Five shots
each, 200, 300, 800 and 600 yards; First,
Capt. w. G. Harrison, 80; second, Sergt.
r. P. Constantine, IS; third Private j. NJ.
Dreyer, Sc; fifth, Lieut.. w. w. Gordon,
So.
Is. Army Outdoor Revolver Champion
ship-Thirty shots on standard American
50-yard pistol target, S-inch bullseye, 10
inch, 8 S6-10O-inch Private C. S. Rich
mond first, 251. No other Georgia entries.
16 Military Revolver Championship-Six
shots each, p, 50. IS yards, United States
standard A target reduced: Private c. S.
Richmond third. IA. Only entry from
Georgia. winning score, 75)
IT, Combination Revolver-Ten Shots %
yards, standard arm reduced: Private c.
5. Richmond second, 267. Only entry from
Georgia.
49, Revolver Team Match-Five men
each, ten shots 25 50, IS yards: First,
First Regiment Cavalry, Georgia Volun-
teers, 432. Only one entry from Georgia.
49, Carbine Team Match-Five men each,
200 and 800 yards: Troop B, First Battal-
ion, Georgia Cavalry; third, First Regi-
ment Cavalry.
20. Company Team Match-Ten shots, 200
and 500 yards, five men; Won by Com
pany c, First Battalion Infantry, Georgia
Volunteers, 427; fourth, Company d, First
Battalion Infantry, Georgia Volunteers,
l0S. Six entries.
q. Pool Misunderstanding shots.
p. Individual Skirmish-First, w. G.
Austin, "a; second, George Freeman, So;
third, F. c. Wilson, 81; fourth, L. J.
Daniel, 49,
% Interstate Regimental Team-Ten
shots, 200 and 500 yards, forty shots Skin
mish: First Battalion Infantry, Georgia
Volunteers, 9Ol; third, Troop b, First Bat
talon Cavalry, Georgia Volunteers, SOB;
fifth, second team First Battalion Infan-
| try Georgia Volunteers III.
a. New Jersey National Guard-Not eli
gible.
25. Columbia Trophy-Not eligible.
Summary-Team matches Georgia won
four out Of 6, and came in second in the
other two. Individual matches: Georgia
won eight out of fourteen, and came in
| second in eight, third in ten, fourth in
| three, fifth in eight, seventh in one.