Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
THE WINNERS.
The Scores of the Twelve Best Marksmen at .'
 Seagirt.

Seagil.t, N. J., Aug 29.-The twelve prize winners fin the national indlvid- ual match at the shooting tournament and their scores made yesterday fol- low:
 Private Durward Mass, slow fire 116; rapid fire 80; skirmish 174; total 43O.
 Sergent Ketcham, U. s. NJ. O., slow fire 16S; rapid fire S2; sklrmsh 165; total 415.
 Captain winder, Ohio, slow fire ITO; rapid fire S5; skirmish 159; total 414.
 Captain Wells, New York, slow fire, 175; rapid fire S2; skirmish 154; total Ali.
 Sergeant Tate. U. s. infantry, slow fire 163; rapid fire SC: skirmsh 15S; total 4O7.
 Sergeant Saver. U. s. infantry, slow fire 1T4; rapid fire e; sklrmish 164; total 4O5.
 Sergeant Stiles. Maine. slow fire 175; rapid fire S4; skirmlsh 14G; total 4O5.
 Sergeant Doyle, New York. slow fire 17T: rapid fire 70: skirmish 147; total 4O3.
 Lieutenant Benedict Ohio slow fire 175. rapid fire IT; skirmish 150 total 4O2.
 Corporal Scott, T. $. NJ. C., slow fire 1G0; rapid fire "A; sklrmlsh 15S; total 401.
 Lieutenant Baldwin. T.. $. infantry, slow fire 15S: rapid fire 70: sklrmsh 1G3: total 4OO
 Lieutenant Graham. r. s. cavalry. slow fire 16t; rapid fire so; sklrmish 1JS; total 800.
 Durward receives n gold medal and SGO: Ketchnm n gold medal and S55, Wlnder gold medal nnd $50. Wells gold medal and Sdb; Tate q silver medal and $40: Saver silver medal and S35: Stiles q silver medal and S,O; Doyle silver medal and S2o Benedict ronze medal and S20; Scott bronze medal and SiJ: Baldwin q bronze medal and siO, and Graham n bronze mednl md $5.
 The additional prize of q gold medal and S2O to the competitor making the highest aggregate score In slow fire was won by Captain Corwin of New York The gold medal and s20 to the making the highest nggte. gate score in rapid iire by Lieutenant Richards of Ohio. and the gold medal and S2O to the competitor making the highest aggregate score in skirmlsli fire by Private Durward of Mnssnchu. sets. In all Durward captured two gold medals and ssO by his gili.edpcd work in the national individual match.
 Thjrty.seven teams. one each repro scntlng the most expert rlfleincii oi tnc cavalry and of the infantry brnnchcs of the United States army. the Unlt- ed States navy. the marine corps, the limited States military academy, and the national guard of various states, including Maine. Vermont. Rhode ls' land, New York. Massachusetts. Con nectIcut and New Jersey. as well as shot today in the national lenm match. The competition opened nts;35a. m. and will he in progress m. tll next Friday evening at least. The stage was 2On yards slow lire. The national team match has been won twice by the state of New York. If was open io teams of twelve men.
 Tbe kinds of fire were slow, rapid ,nd skirmish. The distances were; Slow fire. 2po. G0o. snn and 1.'sn yards. rapld fire. 20 and 500 yards: skir. nlsh fire. two runs.
 Number of shots. two sighting shots md ten shots for record at each range
 The prizes were: i-To the team making the highest aggregate total to Inc three days contest. the "nntionai roplly." authorized by act of con. ,rcss to hc competed for annually, lnd s3pp cash 2-The Hilton tro ,hy." presented hy the late Henry hh' on of New York. and s9ro cash. T. rhe brouze soldier of Marathon" ,rcScntesi hv the commander in chief n behalf of thc state cf New York. md si.1 cash. l-sino cash. i s1i ash s-sao cash. Also . medal of aeb me,nIbcr of the winning teams.