Evening star., 1905-11-05
NOTES OF THE LOCAL
NATIONAL GUARDSMEN

practice, I'd Regiment. who served as sta
tistical officer of the recent meet, has sub
mitted his report to Major Bell The name
OF every man who fired Is included in the
report together with rank and the organi-
zation with which connected. The total of
each class participating follows: Commits
stoned officers, AZ; non-commissioned Off
GERS, so. and privates, 81; total, POS.
The report shows that there were 119
contestants in the merchants match. Each
man fired ten shots at 200 yards. The win
ner was Sergeant Jackson Morris; score, 81.
In the beginners match there We're forty
one entries ten of the men having incom-
plete scores. Complete scores were five
shots at 200 yards and five shots at 800
yards. The winner was Private Charles
Hutchinson, Company E, I'd Regiment;
score, A.
OF the twenty-eight entries in the Wash
ington match five did not complete their
scores The conditions were five shots at
200 yards and five shots at 800 yards. The
winner was First Lieutenant w. B. Sulli
van, Company X, 1st Regiment; score. A.
There We're twenty-three teams Of five
men each In the company team match.
Each man fired ten shots at 200 yards.
Company l, I'd Regiment, won: score, 1872.
Seven teams entered the battalion match.
Each team consisted of six men and each
man fired ten shots at 300 yards. The Sd
Battalion won; score, 237
The regimental match was open to teams
OF six men each. Each man fired ten shots
at 300 yards and ten shots at 600 yards.
The I'd Regiment won; score, 426
Won by Cavalryman.
In the novice revolver match there were
twenty-nine competitors. The conditions
called for ten shots at fifty yards. The
winner was Lieut.. A. II. Davidson, 18th
United States Cavalry. score, "a
There were twenty competitors in the
Peters revolver match, each man firing five
shots at fifty yards. Capt. Alexander Sum-
mers won, with score of SO.
In the Brett revolver match there were
twenty-eght competitors. Each man fired
ten shots at fifty yards. First Lieutenant
Ralph Alderman won. his score being 10.
Four teams, consisting OF six men each,
entered the Mosher match. Each man fired
ten shots at 200 yards, deliberate fire; ten
shots at 200 yards. rapid fire, and ten shots
at 600 yards, deliberate fire. Maryland won,
score. 742.
three of whom did not have complete scores
In the r. Harris q Co. trophy match. The
firing was at 200, 500 and 600 yards, five
shots at each distance. First Lieutenant T.
F. McAnally won, score, 80.
Seven teams of six men each participated
in the Post sktrmish match. Each team
made one run, each man firing twenty
rounds. The I'd Regiment won. score, 338
Fifteen officers and men OF the ID Regf-
ment competed for the badge offered by
the National Rife Association OF America
to affiliated organizations The conditions
were five shots each at 200, 300 and 500
yards Private Maurice Appleby won score.
90.
or the twenty-five men who entered the
Gerstenberg trophy match, six did not CON-
plete their scores. The conditions were
ten shots a COO and ten shots at 500 yards
Capt. W. W. Cookson won score 49,
There were eight entries in the dIstin-
guished marksman match. but only half of
the competitors fired the complete score
The distances were 200, COO 500 and 1000
yards, five shots at each distance. Private
Maurice Appleby won. score 49,
In The Evening Star match there were
thirty-seven entries The distances were
200. 800. 500 and GOO yards. Ave shots at
each distance. First Lieut.. Marshall Ma
gruder won, score. S.
There were thirty-three entries In the
senatorial trophy match and all except the
twelve with the highest scores were de-
Barred from the long ranges. OF the
twelve eligibles nine completed their scores,
seven shots each at 200, 600. 500 and 1,oO0
yards. Private Maurice Appleby won, score
l22.
In the Harries long range match there
were thirty-one entries. but the last two
tions were fifteen consecutive shots at 600
yards. Quartermascer Sergeant G. w.
Kasemeyer, 9th Maryland. won, score g.
Elections of Officers Ordered.
The enlisted men of Company III. LIST Reg
iment. will assemble at their armory next
Thursday at o'clock pm. for the purpose
of holding an election for captain. Maj.
Joseph F. Hodgson. I'd Battalion, will pre-
side.
The enlisted men of the 1st Battery Field
Artillery will assemble at their armory next