Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-02
Program Of Matches.

LIE IilOlNiuudI WHICH OpelleO tllS
morning include the following events
Members Match-Is for the championship
of the National Rifle Association and is
open only to members in good standing in
the organization. Five shots at 200 yards
and live shots at 500 yards with any ammu-
milton and any military rife are the condi-
lions of the match. The first prize is the
National Rifle Association of America gold
championship medal; second, $50; third, SIS;
fourth, $40; tifth So; sixth, 50; seventh, So;
eighth. 81, NINTH 81; tenth. 81
Seabury Long Range Military Rifle Match
Open TO everybody, includes distances of
eVo 800 and 1000 yards, with seven shots
at each distance. The prize list amounts to
500 in cash, presented by George j. Sea-
bury of New FORK, ex-Secretary of the Ma
uonal Rifle Association. The prizes are di-
vided as follows: First, $50; second sos;
third, so; fourth, $50, and fifth, $40 In ad-
dition to the first prize of $50 in money the
winner will also receive a Remington-Lee
long range military rifle. cal 80, donated by
the Remington Arms Company.
Members Match-This match is open to
members of the New Jersey State Rifle AS
ISOLATION. any rife of military style being
allowed in the match. The targets on the
40 and JOO-yard range will be used for this
match, 1--WE shots being allowed each cora
petitor. The prizes include the members
championship gold badge, shot for annually
and held by the winner; and the National
Rifle Association Affiliated Club medal, to
shot for any time during the meeting
AIl-comers Military Match - Open to
everybody with any military rifle. The
distances are 200 and 800 yards, with five
shots at each distance. if taken at one
time. The prizes are: First. SIS: second
SO: third. SO; fourth. $40 and, fifth IS.
The Hayes Match-Is of the unsquadded
competition and is also open to everybody.
The competitor is allowed five shots at 500
and the same number at 600 yards The
prizes include the Hayes medal. presented
by VILLAIN Hayes. vice president of the New
JERSEY State Rife Association, together
with SO as first prize; second, $40; third,
$40; fourth. $40; fifth. So
Gen. E. P. Meany Match.
This match calls for seven shots at each
distance of 500 and coo yards open to
everybody. any military rifle being allowed
The prizes are: First. a gold badge, pre-
sented by General E. P. Meany judge ad-
vocate general of the New Jersey National
Guard, and SIS: second. $40: third, $3.50
fourth, So: fifth. s.. 80.
New Jersey State Rifle Association Tro-
ply Match-1s Of unsauadded competition
and IS open TO everybody. The distances
are 800 and 600 yards. any military rifle be-
ing permitted in the match. The first prize
Is a Winchester 80 caliber long range rifle
with complete set of match rife sights
presented by the New Jersey State Rife AS
ISOLATION. The second prize is $40; third
$l5; fourth, $40. and fifth, s..
Consolation Match is an interesting
match and is open to all persons who have
never won prize in any individual match
az any or the Sea Grt meetings The match
calls for five shots each at 200 and 3Ot
yards, with any military rifle. The prizes
are: First. Winchester 80 caliber military
rifle: second. $40; third. $40: fourth, So: fifth
s., and sixth. 81.
Perrine Memorial Match.
This event is open to officers and enlisted
men of the New Jersey National Guart
only. The distances are 200. 300 and 80,
yards. ten shots being allowed each com
petitor at each distance. The United State:
magazine. 80 caliber. rifle is the only rife
allowed IN this match. The prize is 8
medal given by Colonel Lewis Perrine, jr
IN memory OF the late Brevet Major Gen.
eral Lewis Perrine. Quartermaster genera
of New Jersey. The event is shot for an.
nually and the medal is held by the win.
ner during the year. Scores which would
qualify members of the New Jersey Ma
tonal Guard as marksmen are allowed or
this occasion.
The Spencer Match-Calls for seven shots
OF 500 and 600 yards any military rifle be.
ing allowed The prize list includes a goiC
medal presented by Brigadier General BirC
w. spencer, inspector general of rifle prac
tice of New Jersey. and S25 as first prize
second. US: third. SO; fourth. SIS; fifth, $40
and sixth IS.
T. The Reading Match-Open to those who
nave never Won a first. second or thirs
prize In any individual match at any of tn,
meetings at Sea Girt. The distances ar,
500 and 600 yards. with five shots at eacl
distance. the total of three tickets TO count
iIhe prizes are: First, a gold medal Y,--a
scented by Lieutenant Colonel Rich>~
SteadiGgl assistant inspector gens