The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-30

will be tested, and the prizes and tro-
phies to be awarded will be:
To the team making the highest ag-
gregate total in the three days contest
the national trophy (authorized by act OF
Congress)
The team making the second highest
aggregate total-the "Hilton' trophy, pre-
scented by the late Hon. Henry Hilton OF
New York, to be competed for annually,
and $500 cash.
The team making the third highest ag-
gregate total-the bronze Soldier of Mara
| than. presented by the eommander-in-
chief on behalf of New York to be com
peted for annually. and $50 cash.
The team making the fourth highest
! aggregate total-S100 cash.
The team making the fifth highest ag-
gregate total-s75 cash.
The team making the sixth highest ag-
| gregate total-s50 cash
! And also medal to each member of
J the winning teams:
There will also be = match to be known
! as the national individual mattel" All
| civilians. as well as members of the or
| ganized militia. army. navy and marine
! corps, are eligible to comnete. provided
thew shoot with the arm called for in the
conditions of the match In this match
many rifle clubs will participate The
/
! Four gold medals and cash prizes Of
| 500 "a gold medal to each of the four
competitors making the highest aggre-
gate scores and cash prizes in the order
] of merit as follows: $50, $50. $50 and $4O.
Four silver medals and cash prizes of
Sl3O. "a silver medal to each of the four
competitors making the highest aggre-
gate scores, after the gold medal scores,
and cash prizes in the order of merit
follows: $40 S35 $40 and S25l
Four bronze medals and cash prizes of
$40. "a bronze medal to each of the four
competitors making the highest aggre-
gate scores, after the silver medal scores.
and cash prizes in the order of merit as
follows: $50, $15, $40 and So.
One gold medal and a cash prize of $40
to the competitor making the highest
aggregate score in slow fire.
One gold medal and a cash prize of $40
to the competitor making the highest
aggregate score in rapid fire.
One gold medal and a cash prize of $40
to the competitor making the highest
aggregate score in skrmish fire
Another feature of the shoot will be a
pistol match open to the army, navy,
marine corps. the organized militia and
to members of the Rifle association and
affiliated clubs The following prizes are
offered:
-Four gold medals and cash prizes, s95
CA gold medal to each of the cour COM
petitors making the highest scores and
cash prizes in the order of merit as fol-
lows 800 s25. $40 and 500.
Four silver medals and cash prizes, $50.
a silver medal to each of the four COM
netitors making the highest scores. after
the gold medal scores. and cash prizes in
the order Of merit as follows: 49, s15. SIS
and $50
Four bronze medals and cash prizes $40.
"a bronze medal TO each of the four COM
netitors making the highest scores. after
the silver medal scores and cash prizes
in tho o"@er Of merit as follows $40, $40,
$40 and S1n).
Ono gold medal and cash nrize Of $40
IN the competitor king the highest
aporeeatn SCORE in slow fire.
Ono gold medal and eash nrize NJ st5
70 the connection r1ai-ir- the highest
a~oreeate score in timed fire.
Orc gold modal and . cash nrize NJ st5
IN tho connection mo',ie~ the highest
aggregate score in rapid fire