Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-22

The 18th United States Cavalry. the United
States Marine Corps and the 4th and the
9th Maryland Regiments.
The company match was open to teams
OF I'VE men each from any company of the
National Guard of the District. The dis
lance was 200 yards ten shots by each man.
The match was won by the first team of
Company J., % Regiment. consisting Of
First Lieut.. George |. Phillips. Sergeant b.
F. Stewart, Private E McGovern. Private
j. e. Kicks and Private H. G. Stewart.
The winning was 1872.
The battalion match was open to teams
of six men. each from any battalion of the
National Guard of the District. 1t was
essential that each company OF the battalion
should be represented on the team. The
distance was 500 yards ten shots by each
man. The match was won by the Sd Bat
TALON team, consisting of First Lieut.. +.
II. Heidenreich, First Lieut.. H. b. Holl-
field. First Lieut. w. b. Sullivan, Sergeant
Jackson Morris. Sergeant J.. f. TAFT and
Corporal V. w Hopkins. The winning
score was 27.
The regimental match was open to teams
of six meE each from any regimental
separate battalion organization of the Ma
tional Guard Of the District. 1t was essen
tial that each battalion of the regiment
should be represented on the team. The
distances were 3Co and GEO yards. ten shots
by each man at each distance. The match
was won by the "a Regiment team,
T. 2, Heap, Private ]. G. Kicks, First Lieut.
Marshall Magruder, Capt r. p. Smith ana
First Lieut.. b. S. Michigan. The winning
score was 421
Experts With Pistol.
The Brett revolver match was open TO
officers and enlisted men of the army. navy.
Marine Corps and National Guard. The
distance was fifty yards, ten shots on the
standard American target. First prize.
wrist watch and holder was won by First
Lieut.. Ralph Alderman, inspector of rife
practice, LIST Battalion. with 19s- second
prize, 800 revolver cartridges. by Capt. w.
w. Cookson, inspector of rifle practice, LIST
Regiment, with as. and third prize. 30 re-
volver cartridges, by First Lieut.. Davidson,
18th United States Cavalry.
The novice revolver match open 10
officers and enlisted men of the army. navy,
Marine Corps and National Guard who had
never won a prize in any revolver competi-
ton. The distance was fifty yards, ten
shots on the standard American target.
The four leading competitors were First
Lieut.. Farrow, ID Regiment, d. c., 10; First
Lieut. Davidson 18th L. S. Cavalry, a;
First Lieut. Heidenreich. 1st Regiment. ID.
c., az. and Capt Skinner % Regiment, d.
c. 90 1t was stated that "A protest against
Lieut. FarroW would be entered the
ground that he was not eligible to engage IN
the competition. First prize Is 800 revolver
cartridges, second prize 100 revolver car
tridges and third prize 100 revolver car
tridges.
The Peters revolver match was shot sub
Iect to the conditions of the foregoing event
The prizes were revolver cartridges. f'lst
prize was won by Capt. Alexander sum
mers, I'd Regiment, ID. c., score rs; second
prize by First Lieut.. F. II. Heldenre'ch.
LIST Regiment, ID. c, score 81, and third
prize. by Sergeant Major ODonnell. 1st
Regiment, d. C., score 81.
Concluding Shots of Meet.
The concluding shots of the meet We're
fired late yesterday afternoon, the compe-
titions then finished being the Harries
Long-range match. the Senatorial Trophy
match and the Distinguished Marksman
match a Marylander, Sergt. Kasemeyer,
finished in the lead in the Harries' contest.
while Private Maurice Appieby of the Dis
trict's I'd Regiment earned the plaudits OF
the spectators by capturing both the Sena-
torial Trophy and the Distinguished Marks
man matches.
The medal of the National Rife Associa-
ton of America. awarded to the member
of the list Regiment who made the best
total in the first three stages of The Even
ing Star match, was won by Capt. w. W.
Cookson, While Private Maurice Appleby
captured similar honors in the % ReSi-
ment.