The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-20

wil be shot under these conditions:
 200 wards slow fire; 600 yards slow fire; 800 yards slow fire; 200 yards rapid Ire on skirmish run. 1000 yards slow fire. The winner of the match will receive s1.Oo0 and gold medal; the second man s40o and a gold medal; third S200 and gold medal; fourth S150 and a gold medal; fifth. $100 and silver medal Five hundred and fif- ty dollars in cash and a number of medals will be distributed among the next twentyl-one contestants One gold medal and cash prize of 320 will pc given to the competitor making the highest aggregate score in slow fire; one gold medal and a cash prize of $20 to the competitor making the highest aggregate score in rapid fire and one gold medal and a cash prize of S2O to the competitor making the highest aggregate score in skirmishfh ire.
 In the national pistol match the dis tances and classes of fire are: Slow fire, seventy-five yards; no sighting shots. Time fire, twenty seconds to each score of five shots. ten shots. twenty-five and fifty yards. no sighting shots Ra- of five shots. ten shots. fifteen and twenty-five yards; no sighting shots. shots to be hred in scores of i've at each distance at each range. The prizes, $95; four silver medals and cash prizes, $60; four brDnze medals and cash prizes. $40; one gold medal and cash prize of $10 to the competitor slow fire.
 The matches of the National Rifle As- sociation of America are:
 Wimbledon cup match. long range open to all citizens and residents of the United States. The distance is l. 900 yards. Twenty shots. The prizes skeo the Wimoieoodn SHp' sS waiueo at SIS: Third prize $l0. Fourth prize $5.
 The Presidents match for the mill tary championship of the United States of America, squaded competition, open rine corps, naval reserve and State mI- lftia or National Guard. The distances are 200. 600 and 1000 yards slow fire. seven shots at each distance; 200 yards, rapid fire ten shots; one skirmish run of twenty shots. The prizes will be; The competitor making the highest score at all ranges the military cham champion medal and an autograph letter from the Presi- dent of the United States and $50, Sec ond prize. $25- Third nrize. S15. Fourth and Fifth prizes, s10 each. and five pri. zes of S5. The competitor making the highest score of the first stage who does not qualify for the second stage, will receive d prize of $2o The com
 The members match unsquaded com petition open to life members of the National Ride Association and mem bers of affiliated organizations In good standing. Five shots at 200 yards and i've at 500 yards. The prizes are: First, the National Rifle Association gold medal; second. s25; third. $15; fourth, $10; fifth and sixth, $5; seventh, $3, and eighth, $2.
 RegimentaI championship team match. open to teams of six from any regiment of the United States Army ard Marine Corps or organized militia of any State, Territory or the District of Columbia. The distances are POO, 500 and 1000 yards, slow fire. ten shots. The prizes are: The champion ship trophy, valued at $500. to become the permanent property of the organi- aztion winning it three times, not nec- essarily in succession; medal to each member of the winning team and $50; second, $75; third, $50; fourth. $25.
 The championship reglmental team match, open to teams of six men each from regiments, battalions and ,sepa- rate organizations of the United States army navy, marine corps aud organ ized militia and naval reserves of the States. Territories and District Of Co- lumbia, and only one team From each. The prize is . solid silver trophy, valued at $250. If won twice to be-