The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-20
COMPANY C STILL
HOLDS CHAMPIONSHIP
Makes Best Record on the Ranges at
Camp Lakeview.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
Lakeview, Mimi, July 19.-This has
been an extremely quiet day. Gen.
Bobleter spent yesterday in camp and
reviewed the regiment in the after
noon, going home this morning. He
was highly pleased with the manner
in which his old regiment did it's work.
This morning at 1890 the regiment,
in obedience to an order from Col.
Wright, assembled in front of his tent
for divine service, conducted by Regi-
mental Chaplain Clemens.
Lieut.. Pray and Maj. Lambert are
in camp for the day.
The ball game this afternoon be-
TWEEN Company F, of Rochester, and
Company A, of New Ulm, was in favor
of Company by a score Of II to 5.
This afternoon Capt. Wiley gave the
officers of the Second regiment a
launch ride, J. M. Underwood kindly
rendering him the use of the Florence
for the occasion.
Four of the officers made scores with
the "Krags" this morning: Capt. Lee,
IS; Sergeant Neal, 10; DR.. Dorsey, 16,
and c. E. De Lain, 25, out of a posi-
BILE 80.
Following are those who have qualified
Company .A-sergeant Landon, 1o7;
Private Odding, 100.
Lang, 125; Corporal Schultz, los; Mu-
stefan Lang, 122; Private Christensen,
1O7; Private Page, III; Private Sperry,
109; Private Vosberg, 1885,.
Freeze. 125; Lieut. Pohlman, 1879; Sergeant
Wenderlich 1917 Sergeant Brandt, 1O7;
Sergeant Baker, 1873; Sergeant Murphy,
49, 49, CORPORAL ocsh I Corporal Wats
Frazier, 121; Private Gle, LOG; Private
Meyers, 107; Private Reinhardt, 127; Pri-
yate Splitter l16; Private E, Thompson,
Company D-sergeant Fremont 1O6.
Company E-Lieut O'Leary, los; Ser
geant, sipe, 1877, Corporal oleson, 1875;
Private Perkins, 112 q. Private Brown. 121;
10Y; Private, Goebele. 106; Private Hirse-
ley, 106; Private Sink, Ill; Private White
head. 107.
Company F-Lieut ormond, 1O9; Lieut..
Mindrum, 1OS; Sergeant Mohn, Iii; Ser
geant Stewart, 1T; Sergeant William
son, 122; CORPORAL Xix, 1872; Private Cad
well. 1o6; Private Fitzgerald, 1Os; Pri-
Company G..Lieut. Teeter, 121; Ser
fle, 10S; Private Willard, 124; Private
Company H-Corporal Anderson, 1913;
Corporal Brown. ia; Musician Funk, log;
Private I<ronfildt. 1O9; Private Stephen
hofer, 1o9; Private Gidland 1O5.
| SOLiPally I--SdPl. OCIldlSI, I10, Lieut.
Vinton. 1875; Sergeant Butsch, 1913; Ser
geant Clifton, 122; Sergeant Hastings, 125;
Sergeant Schafer, 11S; Sergeant GLASGOW,
1915; Private KS1neifel, 1OS; Private Madison,
Field and Staff--Maj. Wood, lis; Lieut..
70 IA; MAJ. Chase, 1879; Capt. Lee,
derman., 149; Sergeant Cordog. 1872: Ser
geant Allison, ia; Sergeant Whitney, 1871:
Lieut.. Pray, 125; Sergeant De Lame, Of
First regiment, 14S.
Company A, 7O4; Company B, $685.. Com
pany 6, ia; Company d. no; Company
2, Sol; Company F, $50; Company G, 697;
Company 81, 494; Company I. 697; field
Volley firing, average per cent of hits
to the man: Company A, % 2-1O per
cent; Company B, 20; Company c, So $40;
Company D, 80 40; Company e, 3O
Company H, 81 6-10; Company I, 25 7-10.
1t will be seen Company again holds
the championship.
This regiment also holds the cham
pionship for the best shot, Sergeant
Major Hildernan having made the highest
score on the range.
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