The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-04-01


geant w. a, Tewes. 200 yards, 40; 500
yards, so; total %. First Sergeant w. A.
Baker, 200 yards, IS; 500 yards, so; total,
90. Sergeant William G. Cannon, 200
yards, A; 500 yards, AZ; total 81. Pri-
vate P. j. o'Hare. POO yards, A. 500
yards, 40; total, 90.
The competitors were:-Fourth Regi-
merit, New Jersey, $40; Seventy first Re
giment, New York, 53s; Seventh Regi-
ment, New York, 537; Second Regiment,
District Of Columbia, 533; Twelfth Re
giment, New York, $50; First Regiment,
Heavy Artillery, Mass. 500; Sixth Regi-
ment. Pennsylvania, 5as; First Regiment
District Of Ccluzabia, 525; Thirteenth Re-
giment, Pennsylvania, 522; First Regi-
ment, New Jersey 517; First Regiment,
United States Marine Corps, 517; Sixty
ninth Regiment, New York, sos; Second
Regiment. United States Marine Corps,
507; Fifth Maryland, sol; Second Regi-
ment, New Jersey, 499; Fifth Regiment,
Maryland, 494: Third Regiment, Pennsyl-
yania, 494; Pennsylvania Squadron, 4s2;
Second Regiment, Pennsylvania, 46S;
Twenty Regiment, Infantry United
States Army, 455; Troop A, Maryland,
44o.
The company team match was (Tyro)
Open to teams of three from any COM
pany, battery or troop of the organized
militia Of any State and the United
States Army or from any ships company
of the Naval Reserve or United States
Navy. Members of teams to be eligible
to shoot in this match must never have
been on a winning team match at Sea
Girt, previous to the 1902 meeting Five
shots at two hundred yards and five
shots at FIVE hundred yards. 1t was
Won by Company G, Fourth Regiment,
with these scores
Sergeant William A. Baker. 200 yards,
%; 500 yards, 20; total At. Sergeant
William C. Cannon. 200 yards. %; 500
yards, IS; total 43. Corporal Herbert
L. Smith, 200 yards, %; 500 yards, %;
total 44-grand total 1874
The competitors were:-Company G,
Fourth Regiment, New Jersey, 134; Com
pany c, Seventh Regiment, New York,
1885, Company l. Eighth Regiment,
Mass, No. /, 124; Company @. First Bat
talien, District of Columbia, 1913; Com
pany G, Sixth Regiment, Ohio, 122; Com
pany A, Third Regiment Pennsylvania,
122; Company L, First Cavalry, Geor-
gia, 12l; First Troop, 2. G. G, Pennsyl-
val1ia, 1855; Company 3, Third Regi-
ment, New Jersey, rs: Company F.
Fisth Regiment, Maryland, lis; Com
pany d. Sixty-ninth Regiment, New
York ia4; Company a, Third Regiment,
Pennsylvania, 1o5; Company A, Fifth
Regiment, Maryland, 81.
The following members having rem
dered faithful service during specified
terms viii receive medals in accordance
with established regimental custom.
For twenty-five years. service Colonel
Robert G. Smith. Major Arthur L.
Steele, Sergeant Major Edward Colbert.
For Twenty Years service-sergeant
Patrick S. flanagan, Company G; Ser
geant Thomas p Corcoran, Company IT. /
For Fifteen Years Service Major
Henry II. Brinkerhoff, Captain Mortimer
]. Gleeson, Company D; Musician VIII
liam H. Swartwout
For Ten Ye6rs' Service Major VIII
liam J. Parker, surgeon; 1 Captain John
]. Broderick, assistant surgeons Captain
Frank A. Reinhard, Company B; First
Lieutenant Frederick Eye, Company kB::
First Lieutenant JeAn B.sApplegate,S dr.
Company A; Second Lieiltenans Earl Il
Dabb, Company B; Conaanissary Ser
geant Joseph B. Gies,sN G. S:;First.ser-s
geant Charles B. Ege,G Gopnany1B;; Elfst'
Sergeant George J.Pattoh, Coanpa ny
Commissary Sergeant James r. Conklin,
Company B; Sergeant Edmond D. Kelly,
Company r. Musician George A. Bar
nard. Field Music; Musician Samuel n.
MaeGregor. Field Music; Musician Frank
&. Paret, Field Music; Musician Edward
J. Riker, Field Music; Musician Richard
q. Tully, Field Music; Musician Charles
Wines, Field Music; Private Thomas i.
Donehue, Companr D; Private Herman
G. RohIfs, Company q.
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