The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-04
FOG STOPS The RIFLEMEN.
CLOSE CONTEST IN REGIMENTAL
MATCH At SEA GRIT.
Sixth Massa chusetts Leads First New Jersey
Sa z00-fsrd Range-Twenty.eigh
Teams In ompetition-New Yerk Men
Arrive--Big Entry for Wimbledon Cup.

SEA GIRT. n. j.. Sept "a dense sea fog
put a stop to the regimental match for the
interstate championship this afternoon at
$40 O'Clock. catching five teams with from
three TO twenty shots yet TO fire at 500 yards,
II took the fog. pushed by a stifi cold wind.
about four minutes to hide the targets.
consultation between Gen. Bird ". Spencer.
the executive officer Of the range. and the
team captains resulted in the announ cement
that the unfinished shots will be fired at
0 o'clock tomorrow morning.
This match brought out the most tea ms
ever seen in Sea Grt shoot twenty-eight.
year ago the Fourth New Jersey won il
from the District of Columbia. which had
taken 1t in 1900 and 1901 but on the first OF the
two ranges to-day the Sixth Massachusetts
Jersey a sy0' ana ss7 by he Second %f District OF
Columbia and the sixth OHIO. On that range
the District, who made 40 in strong WIND
The New York 2oo-yard scores in the reSi-
mental match were:
Black, 81 Wilson, II: jenkins, 81. Total, 24s
Seventh Stevens. ~: Robinson. a. o'Connor.
Lugaen, ., MsAp'n a. Shor, as Total q. 2sa
So bowling. -: Hardingkler 49, Smith 80 To
The New Jersey scores were:
.es r oHf Rswna esS'f 4sw:s T Foul, s"'
Second Second Bell Il: Brsese. 20; Hooey. Is; Scott,
s. Martin; 3; Evans 9 To's Hi ~ ~. xn,,.,
a. Hail, =; PiieH, y: Total. as. ' " -.
fourth-Hudson: As; Rentrs; ~ spHnfgs,ed q, e
LGASn ~ ssktE II csnsm . oess.I
Nolan. Al: Malcolm, "a; Hatterslry 81 Total. 254.
The other 2oo-yard totals were:
MST ne coz: NJ TsId I r Ms corn.
cadets; G.:.sshusetss. 81: Trs, Rbcd. i.i.ad, ~
Second Connecticut. 2+s; Fifth Maryland ~; Bat
tsay b Massachnse;ts H. A.; AZ Navy ISou% G4G:
No 5. 2ss; second Pennsylvania, 3ss Third Penn
sylvania, ia.
In the nrst 2oo-yard stage Of the New Jersey
Tssi ,1e the First led at sso With &. Four
and Fifth tied at PSI. the Second 40, the
Second second team $50 and the Third $50.
The scores OF the First were:
Is: Lieut. r. H. Smith, 43 Private Adam Hubschmidt.
+s Major Arthur Rowland, a; Lieut. ". A. Tewes'
The Vermont delegation of seventeen
arrived this afternoon. in command OF capt.
the "nnn IL 'S %mbledon cup there
Hhe 19'b S1oEs al rscds eh
same, list is entered Tor the Presidents
match.
The First Regiment won in the Columbia
The scores:
Howard Gensch. 40: Lieut.. II. L. Smith. u: Private
Adam Heelschmidt. 70; Major Arthur Rowland.
a, Lieut., W. A. Tewes, -. Total. 2o2;
Second Rcg,ment-Capt. W N Martin, a.: Capt.
i, Heu Zen IS ra R sss. Mo0s ssr! rk v.a n'.
Total. 256
Fifth Regiment-Sergt. Wickwsre. ~; Sergt.
Dietrich, IS: Major Goesser. u: Capt. Nolan. 50:
Lieut. Malcolm a; Lieut.. Hattersley. 80. Total,
Fourth Regiment Private Hudson. 4e; serg..
Reners % Capt sPringsted; ~ Major Lohm AZ,
Third Regiment Capt Price. 4; Major shiver:.
Hall. IS: Private Pfell, 40. Total. 749
Second Regiment, No. 2-Capt r. ". Watson.
49, Lieut.. Col. j. r. Cline. 40 Capt. W Llbbey, ~:
Private D. H. Scott. Al: Capt j: NJ. Rogers. Al:
Corporal y. H. Hart. ~. Total Pa
The New York team reached the range
this morning in command Of Lieut.. Col.
n B. Thurston. with Major W, NJ Kirby
as his assistant Capt, W. NJ. Palmer Of the
Seventh Is Adiutant and Lieut. I. A. Brown
of the Third Battalion. and Corporal Walter
Reed, DR.. of the Seventh are acting as
coaches. The members OF the team and
substitutes are Capt, s.; Stebbins Of the
Brueh. First Lieut.. X. K. V. Casey. ss5at:
Lieut.. 4. E. Wells and Private F. G: Moore.
Of the Seventy first; First Sergt. F. W. OAR
dingkller, First Sergt. c. NJ. Smith. First
sergt. F. J. Laughlin. First SerRt, J.. F. Dow
ling OF the Twelfth; Corporal w. B. Short.
Corporal H L. Suydam. Seventh. and Private
II, +. Evans. Ninth
Tomorrow morning the team will begin
practice on the long ranges for the national
match.