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

The merchants match was open to all en-
listed men of the National Guard Of the
District of Columbia who have never per-
formed duty with the brigade rifle team,
either as principals or alternates The dis
lance was POO yards, and each competitor
fired seven shots. The prizes are forty-six
valuable articles. presented by merchants
of the District. The competitor who made
the highest score will be entitled to first
choice of prize and the other competitors in
regular order, according to the scores, I'M
til the whole number of prizes is exhaust
ed. The leading forty-six competitors fol-
low: 1st, Jackson Morris, Company /, LIST
Regiment, 81; 81, Horace Bailey, Company
X, I'd Regiment. p; Sd, Charles Hutchin-
son, Company L, I'd Regiment, -; 4th. J.
G. Kicks, Company l, I'd Regiment, Is: 9Th.
E. 2. Hughes, Company X, list Regiment,
%; 9th, d. c. Walker Company E, u Regi-
ment, IS; It'll, John Molyneaux. Company
G, ID Regiment, IS; Sth, j. p Yenney, Com
pany f, I'd Regiment, 2S; 9th, II. G. Stewart,
Company l, I'd Regiment, %; 10TH ]. z.
Gessford, LIST Battery. %; 18th, V. Rollins,
Company H. I'd Regiment, 81: 18th, T.
Brown, Company f, LIST Regiment, 81; 18th,
Sergt. McAvoy, Company G, LIST Regiment,
%; 14th, Priv. Brooks, Company l. LIST
Regiment, %; 18th, F. E. Burke, Company
K, LIST Regiment. 81; 10th, P c. Rollins,
Company H. I'd Regiment, %; 1Ith B. 7.
Stewart, Company l. I'd Regiment, IS 18th,
- L.
10Th. d. A Pugh, Company C, I'd Regiment,
DC; Goth, Sergt. Ketchen, Company G., ii
Regiment, %; 21st, Priv. Carpenter, Com
pany X, 1st Regiment, 20; 22d, r. Powers,
Company B, list Regiment, -; 2}d, S. Fl.
Sherier, Company G, I'd Regiment. Is; 9th,
H. E. Benton, Company F, ID Regiment,
%; 18th, Priv. Cavan. Company NJ, I'd Regi-
ment %; 18th, o. Hammerbacker, Signal
Corps p; 9th, w. c. Robbins, Company
D, I'd Regiment, %; 18th, w S Boyd. jr.,
Company a, ID Regiment. %; 29th. Chas
Richter, Company E, "a Regiment, %; 30th
II. Jones, Company NJ, I'd Regiment, %;
31st, V. NJ. Hopkins, Company l. 1st Regi-
ment, %; %2d, j. w. Poore. Company NJ,
I'd Regiment, %; 33d. ]. E. Stafford Com
pany 4, LIST Regiment, 81; 34th, w T.
Landon, Company D. I'd Regiment, II; Both
William u. Herbert, Company G, LIST Regi-
ment, "a: Both, E. Fulton, Company f, lst
Regiment, a. 31th, ]. Pollard, Company G.
LIST Regiment, "a; 3Sth b. R. Hughes Com
pany l., I'd Regiment, n; 39th, s. S. Posten
Company X, ID Regiment, 2i; 10th. w. E
Molly. Company G, LIST Regiment, "a: 41st
l. M. Payne, list Separate Battalion, p;
ed, Priv. Harvey, Company l, 1st Regi-
ment, 2i; 43d, B. c. Bischoff, Company B.
LIST Regiment, "a 44th, Landsman Sherland
Naval Battalion, 2l; 10th, f. McGovern
Company l. I'd Regiment, 81; 46th p c.
Hassel, Signal Corps a.
The Mosher match was open to teams OF.
SIX from the army, navy. Marine Corps
and the National Guards Of New Jersey,
May land, Virginia and the District of Co
lt,inbi1, not more than one team from each.
The distances were go and go yards, slow
IRE, ten shots at each distance by each tea N
member, and two scores, timed fire at 30
yards. Tie prize was a silver cup and a
medal TO each team me.lber, presented by
the District National Guard. The prize was
Won by the team representing the Nlt'oaal
Guard OF Maryland, consisting of Sergeant
j. e. Given, Corporal j. r. Piumley Lieut.
w. PfTrie, Corporal E. II. Smith. Capt q.
E. Cook and Capt. j. E Rittenhouse. TIE
total attained by the Maryland team was
I42 The same total was made by the Dis
trict of Columbia team, but the Maryland
ers won out by reason of having secured
the highest score at the longest range
Washington Post Trophy.
The Post skirmish match was open to
teams of six men each from the regimental
or separate battalion organizations of the
army Marine Corps and National Guard
and ships crews of the navy The prize
a trophy presented by the Washington Post
and bronze medal to each team member,
was won by the ID Regiment of the Ma
Nonal Guard of the District of Columbia
with total of 33S. The other competitors
represented the LIST Regiment, District Ma
tional Guard; the United States Engineers,