Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-08-15

Rifo-t-. s. Magazine. Cal, 20; minimum
trigger pull. 3 HIS.
Ammunition-S.-rvice. rs issued
Entrance t',.e-Eonr
prizrs-I'irSt Prize the Governor Hill
Trophy. To lee held until the next compe-
tition. and $Jn.u Second Prize. 81, N,
Third FriZ". 500 Fourth Prize. ST. ~
Fifth Prizc. 5000. Sixth Prize. $500
Also, to the FIRST Regiment Team max
ing the highest aggregate score, the
Colonel Kendall Trophy. presented ly
Col. l.. II. Kendall, commanding the First
Infantry.
To the Second Rceim"nt Team making
tn" highest aggregate score. the Colonel
N"wcomb Tro:,hy. presented by Col T. =,
N"wcOmb, commanding the Second Infan-
try.
70 the Portland team making tho high
est aggregate score. the Colonel E.oothhy
Tronhy. presented by Col. f. f. Boothby
Of Portland
To the Kenncl,ec County team making
the highest aGGrcGat" score. the Captain
iliil trophy. presented by Can't. j. T. Hill
of NatcrVile assistant surgeon Second
Infantry
To the member Of the team representing
co. NJ. Second Infantry. making the high
est score. the Byron Boyd Trophy. pre-
s"ntcd by the Hon. Byron Eoyd of Angus
Ia.
Special Noto-rrhc above mentioned tro
phes will be held hy The team or indiyid-
!Ial winning them. until called for by the
INSPECTOR general Of riff" practice. prior
TO the next competition.
TIL" Int"r-Hcgimontal Match, to bn shot
on Tuesday, oct. (. commencing at .
o'clock
Open to toam Of twelve from the First
and Second r. gments of infantry Of the
National Guard of tn" state of Maine
such teams to hn composed of the twelve
competitors in each regiment making the
hlghost scores in Governor Hill Trophy
Match
II;
shots and two sighting shots per man at
each distance
Position-Standing Mt 20N; knceling or
sitting at 500: prone at ." yards
Eife-T. s. Magazine, Cal. 80; minimum
trigger pull. ? lbs.
Amnunition-S Service as issued.
Prizcs-To each member of the winning
team a silver badge and IA rounds of orig
inal rifle ammunition. 10 The compctitor
making the highest H@"rnGatc score ut the
three ranges !, gold badge for the Marks
man Cha mpionship Of the National
Guard of tn" State of Maine.
Revolver Match. to u, shot on TuestnY
Oct. ]. commencing ut 1.3g and ending at
$50 O'clock
open tc any officer Of The National
Guard of the State Of Maine or to any
enlisted man Of the s4m" who is armed
with the service revolver
DistanccS-30. 80 and - yards; six shots
Notwithstanding free from any arti-
fetal support. the revolver held in one
hand only. with the arm extended free
from the body and unsupported in any
way.
Rcvolver-Colt's Army. Cal 2S or Smith
& Wcsson Military. Cal. aS; open sights
and trigger-pull not less than, four pounds
Ammunition-Service. as issued.
PriZoS-FirSt prize, Service Revolver.
Second prizn, Revolver cartridge Belt and
Holster. Third prize. .00 rounds of ser
vice ammunition. Cal. 81.
I'll IL.
monced score. Il competitor will com
plet" the same 1T the three ranges be-
fore another competitor begins shooting.
The time allowance is tho same rs for the
rife. No competitor VIII change rcvolvers
after he has begun his score unless in
the opinion of the range officer in charge
the revolver is disabled.
X The Firing Regulations for Small
Arms for the United States Army and Or
Ganizcd Militia of the United States Will
govern.
by order Of the Commandcr-in-Chicf,
AUGUSTUS Il. FAI:NliAM.
Adiutaut General.