The Washington herald., 1906-10-14

-dlAttts company r. EttJho 4FtriittNtit-
i: j. A. Horton Company J. Second
First Regiment. 81
Magruder Match.
sergt Thomas Brown. Company F.
First Regiment. is the fortunate winner
IF the John II. Magfuder medal The
are the other winners Of the
ash prizes in this match, in their order:
Lieut. T. A. f3yrnss. /. 4. p. Third Bat
allIon s.; Cap T. II Brian. Company =
second Regiment. 50. .Sergt- T. c Bisehom.
Company T. -Regimeut. 80. C0lpl.
+. A. Baker, Company A First Re6l-
meHt. -, Serct. J. Morris. Company J.
First Regiment 81; Corpi. W. NJ Far
row, Fourth Battalion. 81 Lieut.. r.. S.
Nelligan Fifth Battalion. 81 f u. Nc
Govern. Company l. Second Regiment Il.
r. y. ClouseT. Company B, First Regi-
mcnt 81: Sergt. L. A. Clausel Company
K. Second Regiment. 81. Sergt c. H.
Putnam. Signal Corps. 81; c. De Carre.
Company i. Second Regiment, 81; G. J..
PendaTN1s Battery. 81.
MOsher Match.
The members Of last years victorious
team from the Maryland National Guard
we're on hand TO defend the trophy. bur
they were compelled TO relinquish their
rip. as the District team oUtshOt them.
winning the trophy and the cash prize Of
The Marylanders captured the second .
prize OF Sl5 and the team from the
Cavalry third prize Of SO.
Post Slxirmish Match.
The Washington Post Team Skirmish
Match was run in the rain. which was not .
vet enough to prevent the Second Regi-
ment team from winning. In addition to
the trophy, they add the $25 10 their
Golfers. The First Regiment team wen
second prize Of SIS. and the Fifth Mary
land third prize Of SO cash.
Barries Long Range Match.
The beautiful medal presented by Gen.
Harries will help to swell the already
large collection owned by Lieut.. w. Nil
Ton Farrow, l. R. P, of the Fourth Bat
talon.
The winners of cash prizes in this
match are az follows: Lieut.. F. Heiden-
reich, l. r. F., Sixth Battalion $3.50.
SerSt w. NJ. Farrow, Fourth Battalion
S3e0; Sergt l. A. Clausel, Company X
Second Regiment, SEQ
Harris Match.
Sergt. W NJ Farrow viii hold the r
Harris & Co. trophy for the coming sea
son and wear the medal which accom-
pauies it. while the following guardsmen
VIII enjoy spending the cash which comes
10 them as prize winners Capt. N. Ma
gruder. s.. Sergt J. Morris, s.; Lieut.. L.
r. McAunally, 8; SergL Thomas Brown.
s., Sergt p. @. BisehoG, 81; II. Q. Cald-
well. 81. Z. A Byrnes. 81; Lieut.. c. II.
Bawker 81; l. e Vogt 81
Evening Star Watch.
The strenuously contested Star match
resulted I'm a victory Tor Lieut.. l.. 4.
Byrnes, T. r. p. Third Battalion.
The other prizes ia this contest go ID
the following. Sergt. p. G Bischoff, s.;
Sergt " NJ Farrow, g; Sergt c. =.
Putnam. g; Sergt C.. 81 Schriyer. s.,
Lieut. r. + AIcAnnaIly, 50. Private f. :.
Long, 8: Capt Z. H. Brien, 81; LieG5.
3 S NeIigeB- 81. Sergt l. A Ciausal,
81 sargL Z. d. Norris, 81; Lieut.. c. IT.
B0Wker, ST.
Senatorial Match.
A protest has been entered I'm the Sen
atorial match, which carries with it the
title Of champion riAeman OF the Distinct
of Columbia. against the award OF the
prize 10 Lieut. Frank Holt II is claimed
that his score OF . was not made ia &C.
c0rdanCe with the conditions OF the
match. but as none OF the scores were
tired in strict accordance with the terms
of tbe match as published. due TO cts-
cUmstances which could not Toe CONTROL ..
il is likely the protest viii not be sus-
tanned The otEcr winners Of cash prizes
are as follows. Col Reichelderfer. s..
Lieut.. T. T. McAnnally, s.; Serst. W. N.
Farrow. E. Private N. Appleby, e, Sergr.
T. A. Byrnes, s., Sergt T. Brown. s.
Distinguished MarISsmen Match.
Lieut. Col Luther H. Reichelderfer
viii wear Jhe medal presented by Mayor
f. Fl Newmygr for one year. besides the
S5.o9 b. cash. which goes as first prize in
the Distinguished Markslnan's match.
Private AYpfby and capt. Cooks5n cap
tured the 500 and $500 cash prizes, re-
spccuvely. awarded IN this comp euri7n.
GerStenBerg Match
The closing contest ON the rife known
distance matches was for thc Gcrstcl-
berg Trophy. and the cup WAS won on
q ue by Private Maurice Appieby. who
deserves u wear the medal which Ernst
GerstenaerE presents with tnis trophy, Tor
his excellent score OF s.. ar LeJl. which
was made under most difficult conditions.
Private l. d. Norris captured the sec
oud prize Of $500
Novice Revolver Watch.
The re-enty revolver match was open
each day. ard were houy contested. IN
the novice. Col. Reicheiderfer captured the
first prize Of $0m
The ether winners were as follows.
Lieut.. : W. Folsythc, 500: o. 81 Schri-
yer. 500. capt. n. Magruder S2-go, Lieut..
u. EoHeipt, S-00
Brett Revolver Match.
capt. w. ". Cooksou was the success
ful contestant Tor first place winning the
5000 in tho Brett re-enUy match.
OJhu winners are as follows. Private
NJ Appleby. 500; cCL ReicEeldcrfer. S5A0.
Lieut. Alderman SEQ, Lieut.. Heidea-
reich S2pG
y. u. Association Match.
Tho National Rife Association presents
annually a mccall to each affiliated or
gonlzuuon TO be shot Tor by its own mem
bcrs. The successful contestants in this
match We're Lieut. Z. A Byrnes, !. r. r.
Third Battalion. and Private n. Applcby.
Company T. Second Regiment
The Trophy presented by the brigade
rifle team for The SkirmiSh match. which
was run on saturday, The lasJ day ot .ne
meeting. was easily captured by the team
fgoH The Third Battalion. which WIS cap
taiucd and coached by Capt George l..
TAFT. OF Company /. First regiment.
Y. NJ. C. A. BOWLING LEAGUE,