Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-08
WON RAP|D-F|RE PRIZE
Lieut.. F. H. Heidenreich Had
1t. That Honor.
IN THE SIXTH REGIMENT
All the District of Columbia Boys
Were. in Competition.
OHIO MAN WINS Low MATCH
Time-Prize Won by Lieut.. Parker
Intention is to Drop Many
y of the Competitors.
OHIO MAN WINS Low MATCH

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
SEA GIRT, September SIN the national
pistol match firing, which began at 8
o'clock this morning, practically every
member of the District of Columbia de-
tachment is competing. There were more
than 200 entries. Upon the conclusion of
the pistol contest the national individual
match was resumed. When cease firing
was sounded in the individual match yes
terday the first three stages of 200 yards slow
fire. 600 yards slow fire and 200 yards rapid
fire had been completed. and Lieut. Heiden-
reich of the District stood eleven In the
field of 747 competitors. The other Dis
trict men were by no means very far in
the rear of Heidenreich.
The work for the remainder of the day in
cludes the 800 yards skirmish and 100 yards
stages. The Districts representatives con-
fdently expect to capture several of the
twenty-nine prizes.
1t Is a toss up whether or not the indi-
vidual match will be concluded today. The
intention is said to be to drop many of the
competitors whose scores are low at the end
of the skirmish and only permit the leaders
to fire at 900 yards In the event the end
is reached today. The majority of the MEM
bers of the District detachment will start
for home tomorrow, otherwise they will re-
main here for the finish Of the match
Monday.
Lieut.. F. H. Heidenreich of the 9th Regi-
ment. District of Columbia won the rapid
fire prize in the national pistol match which
ended this noon. The full list of prize-win-
ners follows: l, Lieut.. Samuel NJ. Parker
Goth U. S. Infantry, 23S; 2. Capt. Smith,
Squadron A, y. Y, 235: 3, Sergt. Clarence
E. Orr. Ohio, 235; 4, Capt. McNab5, U. S.
Infantry. 234: 5, Sergt Putnam. Squadron
A, n. Y, 233; 6. Sergt Hamilt On, U. S.
Cavalry. 232; Z, Capt. Graham L. S. In
fantry, 232; s, Private Olsen, Mimi, 231;
o, Sergt. Logan. L. S. Cavalry. go; 10,
Maj. Isbell, Conn. go; II, Lieut.. Forester,
Iowa, go.
Slow-Fire Prize.
The slow-fire prize was won by Sergt c.
E. Orr of Ohio, and the times fire prize was
won by Lieut.. Parker winner Of the match.
Individual Prize Winners.
Prize winners in the individual re-entry
matches, in progress since the beginning of
the meet, have just been figured out as
follows:
Individual rapid fire-First A. Topper
vein, 451; second, ]. 8. Boa, 43S; third, A.
F. Laudensack, 800; fourth, sergt. NJ. s.
Farr, 3S6; fifth, D. Mcintyre, 800; sixth, P.
LIE Boutillier, 2O7.
Hayes match-Maj. A. Rowland and w.
B. Burpitt, who each made a possible, will
divide first prize. The other prize winners
were:
Sergt. c. z. Orr, 40; Lieut.. c. F. Sill
vester 40; Sergt. H. E. Williams 40; Sergt.
l.. F.. Beecher. 4S; Capt A. E. Wells, 4S;
Capt. w. B. Martin, As; sergt. j. r. Will
liams, As; Lieut.. c. s. Benedict, 4S; Capt.
Z. T. Dabb, At.
Kuser rapid-fre match-A. F. Lauden-
sack. 49,. Capt. A. E. Butler, 1Oo; c. F.
States, 100; Maj. w. s. Price, 90.
Members match, N. r. A.-Sergt. H. Bap-
tist, 40; Private C. ]. Sweeney. 4s.
Revolver Competitions.
United States Revolver Association
Match A-First, j. A. Dietz. A.; second,
Thomas Anderton. 437; third, Thomas LIE
Boutillier, 429; fourth Lieut.. r. II. sayre,
42s; fifth. A L. Q. Himmelwright, 395.
Match B-First. J.. A. Dietz, AS; second.
A. L. A. Himmelwright, 439.
Match C-First, Lieut.. Sayre. bS5; second,
t. LIE Boutillier. $50; third. Capt. NJ H.
443
Match D-First T. LIE Boutillier. 1911; sec
ond, r. H. Sayre, 1888; third A. w. Put
nam, 156; fourth. Phil LIE Boutiiller, $50;
fifth. NJ. II. Smith. 14S.
All corners military match-First Lieut..
Simon, Ohio, 4S: second, Maj Winder,
Ohio 40; third, N. Drustrup, 46; fourth,
Capt. Wise, Mass. As; fifth, Capt. Wells,
seventh, sergt. Bobst, Ohio, As; eighth. N.
Spering, Pa, 45; ninth, Lieut.. Stiles, Maine,
A; Sergt. A. B. Brisbain, Ohio, A.
Meany match-First, Lieut.. Benedict,
Ohio. 30; second, Lieut. H. L. Smith, N. j.,
90; third, Maj Winder. Ohio, so; fourth,
Lieut.. Casey. Del, 40; fifth, N. Drustrup, U.
S. navy. 40.
Trophy match-First., Sergt. Williams. N.
J.. 40; second. Sergt. Wise. Mass, 40; third.
Sergt. Orr, Ohio. 49, fourth. Lieut. Bene-,
dict, Ohio. As; fifth, L. r. Hughes. U. s.
navy, 4S.
Reading match--First, I. H. Baptist. 9th
Maine, las; second. Lieut.. NJ c. Mum,
I'd U. s. Cavalry, 142; third, Capt. A. Kemp,
74th N. Y, 40.
Du Pont Tyro-First Corp. 1. S. Eastman,
Ohio, 35; second, Sergt. w. P. Marston,
Maine. 81; third, A. II. Bobst. Ohio "a;
fourth w. A. Mitchell, L. S. army, 80;
fifth, A. A. Schwarz, Oregon, 80.
An Uncertain Quantity.
Bobber match-T. Anderson, 81; Lieut. r.
II. Sayre, 81; T. LIE Boutillier. IS; Maj Is
bell, 46; ]. A. Dietz As; ]. C. Bum, AZ;
Sergt. ]. G. Daerdan, "A: Capt. M. Smith.
~; Private Hollingsworth. IS; Capt. E. v.
Smith. 20.
Pistol ma tch-J. A. Dietz. 147; A. L. Him
melwright, IA: T. AndertoH. 1874: MAJ T.
W. Kilmer. 1873; n. Spering. 1872; Maj Isbell,
100; C. T. Cont 113; Mai d. c. Shanks
90: K. Hoffman, 80.
Disappearing target revolver match-J A.