Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-04
Individual Matches.

| Some Of the individual matches in which
| men from the District are entered. and in
which good scores are being made con-
| GLIDING at the end Of the week. are:
Members match-For the championship
| Of the National Rife Association. Open to
members only, with five shots at 200 and
800 yards each. on National Rifle Associa-
ton target. The prizes are: First, the Ma
tional Rifle Association of America gold
| championship medal: second. s25: third. SIS:
fourth, SO: fifth, 50; sixth, $; seventh So
eighth. 81: ninth, 81. and tenth, ST.
All-comers' military match-Open to
everybody; five shots being allowed at each
OF the 200 and 3O0-yard ranges. Re-entries
are allowed and the firing must be done on
both ranges the same day or the score is
void. The prizes are: First, $25; second
$40: third. SIS; fourth. $40, and fifth, S.
The Hayes match-Open to everybody at
500 and 600 yards: five shots at each dis
lance. Prizes: First the Hayes medal,
presented by William Hayes. vice presi-
dent OF the New Jersey State Rifle Associa-
ton and s25; second, $40; third, $15 fourth,
SO. and fifth, IS.
The Gen. E. P. Meany match-open TO
everybody; seven shots at each Of the 500
and 6OO-yard ranges, firing at both ranges
on on the same day, re-entries being allowed.
The prizes are: First. gold badge, pre-
scented by Gen. E. P. Meany. ]. A. g., N. g.
N. j., and SIS: second. SO; third, 81 80;
fourth, s.. and fifth, $3.50.
New Jersey State Rifle Association
shots at the 500 and the same at the COO
yard ranges; re-entries allowed The first
prize Is trophy presented by the associa-
ton. valued at $50; second prize. $40; third.
SIS; fourth. SO, and fifth, S.
Consolation match-Open to those who
have never Won a first prize in any indi-
vidual match at any Of the meetings of the
New Jersey State Rifle Association. The
distances are 200 and 300 yards, with Ave
shots at each distance. The first prize Is a
Remington-Lee sporting rifle, 1910 United
states government.s donated by the REM
sae fo arms s., second SIS third
The Spencer mateh-Open to eyeryh,dv
distances 800 and LOGO yards, seven shots at
each distance. First prize, a gold medal
presented presents by Brig. Gen. Bird w. Spencer
Jersey. and S25; second, SIS; third. $50:
fourth, $15; fifth, $40, and sixth S.
The Reading match-Open to those who
nave never won first, second or third
prize In any individual match at any of the
meetings of the. New Jersey State Rife AS
ISOLATION. Five shots at both the 500 and
ooo-yard ranges are allowed. the total of
three tickets to count, firing on both ranges
the same day. The prizes are as follows:
FIRST. a gold medal. presented by Lieut.
Col Richard 3. Reading, assistant insneetor
general of rifle practice New Jersey, and
SO; SIXTH s.; seventh IS; eighth, So: n,nth'
y, and tenth, ST.
Camp Notes.
Lieut.. Hal H. Liexear. formerly of the
District, on the Pennsylvania state team
In the Hilton match Tuesday, scored the
highest average on the three ranges, maxi
ing a total score Of 1Ol out of 1O5
General Harries. who left Immediately
after the Hilton match, Tuesday, will re-
turn in time to be present at the meeting OF
the New Jersey State Rifle Association to-
night a t the club house.
Private c. L. Bode made possible at 500
yards In practice yesterday morning. get
ting in shape for the Tyro team match for
today.
Sergt. L. C. vogt OF the LIST Battalion
started In at the targets shortly after his
arrival in camp yesterday morning
7. H. Keller, representing the Peters Car