The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02

Company c. Second Infantry, Is. 1s; Pri-
Nate Prosicr Company c. Second Infan-
try, u. lG Private Banes Company IL.
FIRST Infantry, II. is; Private Dunbar,
Company G. First Infantry. IL. IS
Al 500 yards tho best score of the day
was a IS. shot by Commssary Sergt. ".
RI Dean, First Squadron Cavalry. The
second best score was A. shot by Pri-
vate William A. Shawcross Battery A.
Light Artillery. Some OF the best yoO-yard
scores made during the day were as fol-
lows: Commissary Sergt Dean. Cavalry
Squadron 2l %; Private Shawcross. Bat
terry A, Light Artillery 20. 2; Private
Mckenna, Troop y. Cavalry, ls. 81: SoTgt.
Reilly Company =. Second Infantry, la
u. Hospital Steward Buck. Naval Bat
TALON, II, 20: Lieut.. Congdon Company &.
FIRST Infantry, IL. %, Lieut.. Corey, Rat
ter 4, Light Artlllerey H. rs. Corp Gal
nngton, Company G. Second Infantry. ls
ls' Sergt. Dennigan. Company G. Second
Infantry, IL. IL: Private Cavanaugh. COM
pany f. Second Infantry, 49, Il: Corp
Dennigan, Company c. Second Infantry.
Y. Il; Private Coffey. Company A. First
Infantry, II. Il: Guidon Icy. First Ma
chine Gun Battery, 10. l6. Private Wood
company G., First Infantry. 10. II. Private
Kelly, Company r, Second Infantry. a.
Al so yards the best score of the day
was 81, shot by Lieut.. II. r. Congdon
y
ON the S0-yard revolver range tho best
score Of the day was a. shot by Pri-
vate William A, Shawcross. Battery a,
Light Artillery The second best score
was a.. shot by Machinist Harvey Fish
Fourth Division, Naval Battalion. Some
or the best 5o-yard revolver scores made
during the day were as follows: Private
Shawcross, Battery A, LiEst Artillery.
- y, Machinist Fish. Fourth Division
Naval Battalion. ?i. %: sergt Rancourt
Troop R Cavalry. n. %: col Matteson
First Infantry. 20. %: Hospital Appren-
tice Buck Naval Battalion, ~. 81: Lieut
COL Sweet Brigade STAFF, %. Hospital
Apprentice Buck. Naval Battalion. 10, -:
Musician Groenleaf. Company q. First
Infantry, Is, 2l: Capt German, Company
G.. First Infantry, 10, p: Lieut.. Sweet
First Infantry 10. 2i Capt Phillips. re-
tired 10. 2l; Lieut.. Hayes. First Light
Infantry. H. 90; Private Harrot, First Ma
chine Gun Battery. 10. 20: Private Jack
son, Hospital Corps, Is ~; Guidon Ley,
First Machine Gun Battery. Is. 10: Lieut.
Withey Company &. Second Infantry. IS.
~; Lieut.. Murray First Squadron Cav
airy is, TO- Musician Greenloaf, Company
@. First Infantry, Il. Il: Lieut.. Hayes.
First Squadron Cavalry. 70. l6
ON the 75-yard revolver range the best
score OF the day was a a. shot by Lieut..
Col. Charles r. Sweet, brigade STAFF The
second best score was a 3d. shot by Pri-
vate William A ShaUcross Battery A.
Light artillery. Some Of the best 10
yard revolver scores made during the day
We're as follows: Lieut.. Col Sweet
brigade STAFF. q. 21; Private Shawcross.
Battery a, Light artillery. 10, %; Pri-
vate Oxford. Troop r. cavalry. 81
DR. Darby OF Riverpoint offered a gold
medal 10 the member Of Company G.
Second Infantry, making the highest
seven-shot score at 200 yards. Tho medal
was won by Corp. James Quinlan with the
score OF 80. The scores made In the
match were as follows: