The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-24

Marshall MedaI-To officer or enlist
ed man making highest score at zoo
yards. Capt. W. G. Austin, score
20.
Moore Medal-To officer or enlisted
man making highest score at 500 yards.
Sergt r. Gignilliat score, As.
Five Dollars in Gold-To honorary,
veteran or associate member making
highest aggregate score at 200 and 300
Yards Vet. F. e. Battey, score
Il.
Ten Dollars in Gold-To fifteenth
best aggregate score at 200, 300 and 500
yards. Corp. ]. L. Summerell, score
20.
Battery A.
Garard Medal No. Ito officers and
enlisted men in sharpshooters' class
making highest aggregate score at 200,
300 and 500 yards. Sergt. r. Gignil-
lat, IS.
Garard Medal No. 2-To officers and
enlisted men in marksmen's class max
inf highest aggregate score at 200, 800
and 500 yards. Private j. NJ. Whit
sett, 70.
Five Dollars in Gold-To officers
and enlisted men Except sharpshooters
and marksmen) making highest aggre-
gate score al 200 and 300 yards. Private
E. P. Kennedy, So.
Five Dollars in Gold-To fifteenth
best aggregate score. Private e. M.
Nichols, %.
Battery b.
Hammond Medal-To officer and en-
listed man making highest aggregate
score at 200. 300 and 500 yards. Sergt.
]. X. Hazlehurst, 81.
Sharpshooters' Medal-To officer or
enlisted man in sharpshooters' class
making highest aggregate score at 200,
300 and 500 yards. Winner of Ham
mond medal barred. Sergt. W. A.
Reaves, so.
Marksmen's Medal-To officer or en-
listed man in marksmen's class MAX
ing highest aggregate score at 200. 800
and 500 yards. Quartermaster Sergeant
J. c. Tunno, SO.
First Class Medal-To officer or en-
listed man in first class making high
est aggregate score at 200, 300 and 500
yards. Private M. H. Tunno, So.
Five Dollars in Gold-To enlisted
man in second, third or fourth classes
making highest aggregate score at 200
and 300 yards. Private James McDon-
aid. 26.
Five Dollars in Gold-To fifteenth
best aggregate score. Private J. c.
Bond, go.
Battery c.
Hunter Medal-To officer or enlisted
man making highest aggregate score
at 200, 300 and 500 yards. Corpl. A
Paul, IS.
Medal-To enlisted man making
highest aggregate score at 200, 300 and
500 yards. (Winner of Hunter medal
barred). Corpl. Jewett. Sc.
Five Dollars in Gold-To enlisted
man making highest aggregate score
at 200 and 300 yards. (sharpshooters
and marksmen excepted). Private c.
Thompson, 30.
Five Dollars In Gold-To tenth best
aggregate score. Private L. M. Tison,
IA.
Medal--To officer or enlisted man
making highest aggregate score at 200,
300 and 500 yards. Corpl. C. r. Hardee,
"a.
Five Dollars in Gold--To officer and
enlisted man (sharpshooters eXcepted),
making second highest aggregate score
at 200, 300 and 500 yards. Private Bel
singer, 3S.
Two Dollars and Half in Gold-To
officer or enlisted man (sharpshooters
and marksmen excepted) making
highest aggregate score at 200 and SEQ
yards. Private Belsinger, Sc.
best aggregate score Private Lee, s.
The medals and prizes will be
awarded to the winners on Monday,
March 9, at the regular meeting of the
corps.
The highest aggregate score of the
day, SO, was made by Capt. w. G. Aus
tin with a 80 o'clock wind" blowing
across the range and the conditions UNI
favorable. A cross wind and slightly
fish tall blew over the range during
the entire shoot.