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fifth. and Private Horace NJ. Bell. LIST New
Jersey, So, sixth.
The Reading Match.

Reading match, open to those who have
never won a first, second or third prize at
any Of the meetings of this association;
five shots at 500 and GOO yards-First prize,
a gold medal, presented by Lieutenant Colo
mel Richard B. Reading, and S25, Private
W. S. Cash, ID District of Columbia, with
$50, first; Private w. T. Abbott, Sth Massa-
chusetts. 147, second; Sergeant A. S. Cor
bett, list New York, 146, third; Sergeant
r. w. Evans. 81 New Jersey, 145. fourth !;
Sergeant j. D. Upton, list Corps Cadets,
Massachusetts, 145, fifth; Major W. E. Har-
vey, ID District of Columbia, 1i5, sixth !;
Sergeant c. d. Berg, 9TH Massachusetts,.
14J. seventh; Sergeant A. T. Tornrose, 1st
Mass achusetts IA, eighth; Captain c. E.
Hamilton, 9TH Massachusetts,, 1f2, ninth;
Private j. d. Cadigon, ID Massachusetts,
1:9, tenth.
AIl-comers' Schuetzen match. five shots
at 200 yards on the standard American tar
get-Hudson. with 143. first; Pope. second;
Geisel, third; Hansen, fourth; Pile DIST Dis
trict of Coumbia), Ross, Farrow list Dis
trict of Columbia), Parmelee, Dowler,
Schlick, Paulsen, Keough. Schneering,
Speering. Cannon. O'Hare. Barring, B. Zet-
tier, Minervini and C. G. Zettler.
Ali-comers' Schuetzen match, three shots
at 200 yards on the German ring target
Ross, first, with 217; Hudson, second: Pope,
third; Geisel. Bowler. Hansen, Schneerng,
ing, Speering, OHare, c. G. Zettler, Sill
man, b. Zettler and Wiegman.
The Revolver Contest.
Recently match, open to everybody five
shots on the standard American target at
30 yards-C. F. Armstrong, first; F. l. An
derton, second; ]. A. Dutz, jr., third; A. NJ.
Lemercier. A. l.. Himmelwright.
Novice re-entry match, five shots at fifty
yards-Burton Clark, first: W. Amory, sec
ond; u. ID. Williams, third; A. H. Isheu, J.
{. Cobb. jr., and F. E. Healey.
Re-entry military revolver match: open to
all; six shots on the standard American
target with the service revolver at twenty
five yards-C. F. Armstrong, with 175, first
Z. H. Sayre, second; A. Cobb, jr., third.
Disappearing target revolver match: open
to all; eight shots on a silhouette target,
visible twelve seconds, at twenty-five yards
George Cook, list District of Columbia
with %, first; c. F. Armstrong, second; r.
5. Hale. third: r. H. Sayre. A. c. Cobb, jr,
and Major Fl. b. Young, LIST District of Co
lumbia.
Re-entry pistol match; open to all: seven
shots on the standard American target at
fifty yards-F. Anderton, first with 147; J.
A Dutz. second; c. F. Armstrong, third; A
Faynton.
Laffln & Rand prize of 800 to the COM
petitor making the highest aggregate scores
IN the wimbledon cup. Leech cup and Spen-
second. So; third. SIS: fourth. $40, and fifth
and sixth. 50. Corp. K. X V Casey. list
New York. first, with 251; Private H. NJ
pen, ISL New Jersey. 80, second: Private
w; u Hudson, Signal Corps, New JERSEY.
10 third: Sergt. A. E. Wells. 7th New
YORK, 20. fourth; Sergt. W. T Lenschner
list New York, 235, fifth, and Col. l.. G.
Bruce, Old Guard, New York, 234, sixth.
Four Other Revolver Matches.
ihere were four matches in the United
states Revolver Association contest. as fol-
lows: Match A, for the revolver CHAMPION
snip. open to all, fifty shots at fifty yards.
First prize, championship cup and gold
medal; second prize. silver medal; third
prize. bronze medal. K Anderton. with
4SS, first: r. H. Sayre, 1886 second: r. s.
Hale. AT, third.
match b, for the pistol championship.
open to all, fifty shots at fifty yards First
prize, championship cup and gold medal.
second prize, silver medal: third prize
bronze medal. F. Atherton. with 463. first:
A. L. Himmelwright. AT, second; ]. A.
Dutz. 443. third.
Match c, for the military championships
nVe consecutive strings of five shots to be
nred with military revolver and service
ammunition First prize, championship
trophy and gold medal; second prize. silver
medal; third prize, bronze medal. r. n
Sayre, with so, first; R. s. Hale 523 sec
ond; A. l.. Himmelwright, 4S3, third.
Match ID, military record match open to
all, five shots at fifty yards: five consecu-
tive strings to count. First prize gold
trophy, to become the property of the one
VINO wins it three times; second prize sill
yer medal: third prize bronze medal F.
Anderton, with 20S first; R. H Sayre 1913
second; R. S. Hale, 1879, third.