The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-12
MINNESOTA
WIN0NA IS AGAIN
TROPHY WINNER
HOLDS TROPHY AFTER CLOSE
RACE WITH FAIRMONT.
Hospital Corps Wins Field Meet
Greaves of University Makes Fiji
teen Points-More Range Scores
Today the Last Full Day in Camp.

Camp Lakeview, Mimi, July 12.-Ccmpany G,
Winona, won the regimental trophy at Camp
Lakeview by of no against 766 by
Company E. Fairmont. its nearest competitor.
Winona was already holder of the trophy.
In the field meet yesterday the hospital corps
won against all corners by score of Al to 10.
Graves captain of the university track team
this year, made 10 Of the Al points for the
hospital corps.
The team shoot will not take place until
Thursday morning. the day the regiment breaks
camp. The artillery has commenced its range
work and yesterday afternoon match took
place between Batteries B and A.
Lost Sword Top Found.
drill on Monday morning was recovered by one
of the members of Company A.
Orders were read Tuesday evening promoting
Sergeant Wagner of Company H to be battalion
sergeant major. Ray Power, private in Com
pany H. was promoted to the rank of corporal
Work on Range.
The work on the rife range Is progressing
rapidly. The battalion members have finished
shooting for marksmen, with but few exceptions,
and the work on the distance ranges has COM
menced. The following men have qualified since
| the last report: --t#
Company C-Rob Yierns, %.
Company F-Sergeant Caldwell lob, Sergeant
Stewart 1903, w. N. Hagedon 100. A. 3. Howell
son 1O1, o. r. Tonnor 1O2, Roy Fish 103, John
! Lyle 1902, Herb Brow 9S
| L. Tyler 1922 c. f. zoeller no. Cook Stabenow
121, Oscar Folett 105, A. J. Gilchrist 100, A. L.
Jennings ITO.
Company D-Leutenant Freenow 103 Carl lib
bard 105. " H.
Company B-Captain Mollison ia, Lieutenant
| 10, Musician La Rose 1o4. Private Beaupre 104
Company A-Captain Pfaender 112 Lieutenant
L. 100, Lieutenant Hubbard 127, Sergeant h zap p
tiste 1T, Corporal Matsche 80, Musician Hubbard
1885, J. Knondell 1O6, A: Miesle 49, G. Re Ink;
1O4 c. Schmidt 112 A. vogelpohl lo7' +. ). VII
Field and Staff-Maior Buschers 114 sergean1
Allison 116, Sergeant Stephan 120, Sergeant ~
derman 1913, Private Jungleaus loo' oap'al'
a. -~4 Sham Battle. ,....
The second and third baualions Of infantr!
were ordered to take up the march TOWARD
Reads Landing yesterday. At O'CLOCK, no"
ever Major Nicholson took the first oattah on
Companies G. I and C, and marched down I'M
road in a cloud Of sitting dust, and when
valley thru which the road Winds about mn
below camp, was reached, fortified posltlol
was taken up the intention being to inter
cept and check the advance OF the TWO oa'ta
lions on the way to Reads Landing. -,
Entanglements of barbed wire and brancne
were stretched on both sides of the road wnlcn
together with creek which crosses the roa
there, were supposed to hold the advancing en-
emy while hot lead could be poured into thei
ranks by the defenders Of the position.
At, 1915 the two battalions under Major
l |
parently all unmindfu1 Of the danger lynn
ahead and not until the scouts encountered OF
: position and were drawn In, did they nave an
/ inkling of an enemy within a hundred miles.
Immediately the lines were extended IN BATH
, formation and the advance commenced to OILS
: lodge the Instructors This was only 1un t1
; all except Companies A and B, whose lot
became to cross a widened portion Of the cree
! near the railroad track. No one knew tn
. depth Of the little lake, but in they went, an
when. the other side was reached every ma
,ipI, h NyaiSf F 4
Meanwhile much firing had been going on, an
: the battle was over. Lieutenant Colon'
Gerlach, who umpired the war game, obv1ate
further discomfort to the troops by declarin
4 that the intercepting force had not been jarre
q loose from its position, altho a number of Il
men had been taken prisoners
Seven thousand rounds of blank ammun1t1c
q have been issued for sham evolutions.
!, Governor Johnson Inspects in Aut
i Governor John A. Johnson and staff arrive
| at Camp Lakeview the steamer Roamer fro
> st. Paul at 5:15. .H.-.- ".. r. ~.'.
n An innovation in inspection at dress para,
u was inaugurated yesterday, when Governor job
q son made the tour of the commands In
automobile: The governor has not at any tin
ridden horse at dress parade, as is the Gu
r tom, because of operation which he h.
undergone for appendicitis. s..
IS Artillery Practice. .:
Batteries and B shot from the 1,Soo-ya
II range again yesterday. New ammunition h
N not been received, but the wooden plugs
t. some Of the shells on hand were removed a.
t. steel plugs secured in Lake City were inserte
y. The result of the shoot another Veto
II for Battery more decided than the one
III Saturday. The scores made were:
e. Battery A eo.-...r
Us Lieutenant Slater OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
re Sergeant Schurensten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
re Sergeant Bergman ......................
l.. Total ...................
IT, I: Corporal Green ...................