New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-23
PUT THROUGH DRILLS.
SEFENTHS .4CTTFE DAY.
Baseball on the Parade Ground
The Boys Make Tables.

Ss-,, Humans Clark. Peekskin y. Y. June 2
lspecian-With entire freedom 10 select suCh "o' n
for the eth as he deemed would be most oeneISlA''
Colonel Appleton outlined series CT cr1lis 10Y IL"
ss,, that wore not only instructive 10 line officers
and company commanders. but also TO the leAueA
or commanders OF squads, the smallest unit o.
company formation. -
They heran with a company battalion comoina-
st., a. extend.5 order which gave each company
the ADVANTAGE Of individual instruction. as wen as
instruction through the observation OF iHe iuoN'
rnents Of other companies IN the same pa
To effect this the baftalions drilled upon dfierehI
r-o,,n6s and were formed in column OF companies
The extensions We're made from tie column toward
she tanks. distances were accurately locateo' anu
she connanis moved forward consecutively as soon
ms sufficiently uncovered They advanced III inc
usual manner. ending with the charge, as tnoueh
The companies were drilling independently Inns
was the early morning drill. b'fore breakfast.
The later d-iIl began in close order OF battalion
and ended in extended. The weather was eHcep-
-ionally fine for such work. the air belns Cooi anu
the sky overcast
The line Of instruction for the week is progressive
in character and leads up 10 regimental lorna
lion on Wednesday and battle movements. 10
morrow advance guard and outpost duty VIII be
the special feature. which will cover and review
such essential points as would be brought out IN
practice marches and bivouacs- For ms reason
the contemplated march out of the first oat'aiioh
will prohabl, he deferred until Wednesday, after
Governor Odelrs visit.
The afternoon has been practically free from
military duties for ali except lire and field officers
who have had schools Of instruction to attend ana
for those assigned or detailed 70 delaTtmelts -. ~
the parade ground in great nun oers. al.d ear
company had its ge sb ne en game Fetween
Companies and II There was Nocef9Os + ffib
ssn-gasnr . p Martin OF Company H, strenuously
urged on the II rooters and got the nest out o.
her, But ,n G9pa When Ti seemed to have weak
ened As n result. Company r $ team VIII VIC '''
~ - mann
The The rlavers and positions were follows:
%on 5na Mates 5 f fsf6 6ase M cafpo.s
John ! storms j ssceno, Psse T r IT. Tst base
wai;sr Hendrix. leftheld CORPORA Gle Glen'"0T'n D.
oTpang HFrederic R Toombs. third base Sergeant
Samuel NJ RICHARDSON iTs 4nseI Ata artstop John e
Peters Ceatreheld wfsd X PodT1Tth .cbeT Cor
bait na4s1 , a. All'E " Rhosde- leftaeid
Uupre-WlIism Mooney. aT1noTeT.
The score: -
Company E......-........--...-..-.3 o . 6 -'s
Company H.. ------.---o
The regiment to-day has constructed tables, Win Win
nave suitable eating accomTn2 s IONS the non
commissioned staff and the officers @Laie ,ed of
G9np5E rd eaq brousht into camp yesterday by Cap
tain Walter G. Schuyler. quar- ternaslei, dlu
he placed under tent flies ADJOINING lhe 0oohi''s
Chaplain William E. McCords substitute for the
Young Mems Christian Association tent was paced
along the field officers line this morning, and Is
The bsad under the leadership Of Sergeant
George L Humphreys. gave another concert TO-DAY
n front Of Colonel Appietons quarters ano played
again this evening During the afternno there were
General Roe left camp this morning for High
land Falls. From there be viii go 10 Albany not
returning TO camp until Wednesday. .
The officer Of the day tomorrow Is ..aptall.
George A Schastey. Of Company A: the ofncer OF
+be guard First Lieutenant Lewis j. Joscelyn, OF
Company II. r-...i-
f1s6tai, TIorsre & nu Val and Captain Francis
q T.andon were visitors Camp Emmons clark
1So+h officers are veterans of the 9Th Company
and their time in camp DIVIDED between hedu-
quarters and the old company street