Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-03
Distanced Other Regiments at
State Rifle Range by 81
Points
TEAM GETS $3.50 CUP AND MEDALS
Final Results in Many Of the Regimen.
tai Rifle Practice Events Are An
nounced-State Rifle Association
Formed-Team to Meet Minnesota
Not Yet Selected-Names Of Win.
ming Team.
Special to Tlmes-Repub,ican.


third regiment. composed Of companies
from Dubuque. Maquoketa, Charles
City, Waukon, Waterloo, Independence,
Vinton, Oelwein, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Falls, Toledo and Upton, won the tro-
ply in the regimental shooting at the
rifle range Saturday by 81 points. The
total number of points of the Fifty
third was 1,490; the F!fty-fourth fol-
lowed with score of 1,433, the Fifty
sixth was third was a score of LILY,
ard the Fifty fifth was fourth with
1869. The trophy was a magnificent
cup valued at $3.50, presented by the
Iowa Rifle Association. Besides the
regimental trophy, each of the twelve
members of the team received bronze
medal. The Fifty-th regimental
team consisted of the following men:
Major Fischer. Captain Thrift. Com
pany A; Sergeant Diltz. Company f;
Lieutenant Geist, Company b; Private
Knoll Company "A: Corporal Hird,
Company A; Sergeants Earl and Fred
Fischer, Company b; Lieutenant
Reichman, Company x Captain Cot
ton, Company b; Sergeant Major
Brown and Private Riesman. Company
l.. The team was eleven points ahead
in sldrmish firing at known distances
up to 500 yards.
The Shaw individual skirmish tro-.
ply was won by Corporal Hildenan,
Company A, Fifty-sixth regiment. with
I'D
A, Fifty third, was second with so
points.
In the Iowa Rifle Association skir-
mish Friday Sergeant Keisel, Company
X, Fifty-fourth regiment. and Sergeant
Diltz, Company f. Fifty-third regiment
tied with score of 80 points. In Sat-
urdays firing Sergeant Diltz won with
a score of 80. Sergeant Keisel making
25. Sergeant Keisel won the first 200
points in the whole meet.
The mar .'.ca SEE Cor the
state rifle team to go 10 Minnesota to
for the Washburn trophy, on
Sept. 81, have not been announced yet
and probably will not be for some time.
Saturday morning the State Rife
was organized. Following
are the officers:
President-Captain Thomas F. Cooke.
First Vice President-Colonel w. Il.
II. Morse.
Second Vice President = Adjutant
General NJ. H. Byers.
Secretary -Treasurer-Major John L.
Hume.
Prize Winners-Hull Match.
First, trophy and medal to team,
Company B, Fifty-third, score. $40
Second. SIS, Company F, Fifty
Third. $40, Company +, Fffty-sixth.. 81 |
Fourth. SIS, Company c, Fifty-sixth. 1863
Company B, Fifty-sixth (not en-
tered) ...h...' Wv
Clarke Match.
First trophy. Co. B. 53d.... ........lbI
Second. $40, Co. F, 56th.. ). .......l44
Third, SIS. Co. A, SD. .........l4l
Allison Match.
First, Alison trophy, Sergeant Kes-
sci, Co. X, 54th.... 49,. 1890. 81
Sergeant Diltz. Co. F, SD. ...... 81
Winner of skirmish firing yesterday
to take first, other second, S..
Third, So, Pat Evans. Co. NJ, 55th... 20
Lieutenant Wilson, Co. ]. 56th, score
SO: Private Hildebrand, Co. H, seth,
30. and Lieutenant Smith, Co. =, 56th.
80, not members.
Inspectors Match.
First. trophy, Col. Morse. ........loS
Second, SIS. Captain Cooke. ..... Ia
Third, 81, Captain Cushing. $500. .ls2
Military Revolver.
First, silver cup and bronze medal,
Corporal Hildebrand, Co. A, 56th.. 81
Second. $40, Private Ingerson, Co.
G. 5s,h. -. $50. IS
Third, IS, Corporal Johnson. Co. NJ.
54th. eV
Fourth, SO, Sergeant Glenn, Co. K,
56th.. -. ............... 90
Johnson had best score at so yards.
Lieutenant Duncan, not entered, So.