Evening star., 1907-09-02
RETURN FROM CAMP PERRY
DISTRICT RIFLE TEAM AT HOME
ONCE MORE.
Make Good Scores, But Fail to Win
Prize-Sea Girt Meet
Next

The District of Columbia brigade rifle
team. which has been participating in the
national matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, ar
rived home last evening over the Pennsyl-
vania road. The entire party left Camp
Perry in private car Saturday evening
at the close of the shooting tournament
Those in the party who returned were
Col. Lloyd NJ. Brett. Lieut.. Col L. H.
Reichelderfer. Maj. James E. Bell, Maj
Glendie B. Young, team captain; Maj. A P.
Robbins, Capt Alexander Summers, Capt
George L. TAFT team spotter; Capt. w. w.
Cookson. Capt. Samuel w. Forsythe, Lieut..
F. w. Holt team coach: Lieut. T. F. Nc
Anally. Lieut.. G. G. Dennison. Lieut.. Ralph
Alderman. Lieut.. F. H. Heidenreich. Lieut..
Charles NJ. Putnam, Lieut.. H. c. Caldwell
Sergt. Maj Paul c.. Bischoff. Sergt. Charles
E. Groome. Sergt- o. M. Schriver. Sergt
Thomas Brown. Howard Fisk and William
Wolff Smith.
The representatives of the District who
will participate in the Dryden TROPHY
match and other matches at Sea Gdrt in
First Lieut. Frank w. Holt, inspector Of
rifle practice 1st Battery; Maj. GlenG1e B.
Young. Sd Battalion, 1st Regiment; Capt.
Samuel w. Forsythe, Company NJ LIST Regi-
ment; Capt ]. 8. Tomlinson, inspector of
rifle practice, I'd Regiment; First Lieut..
Frederick H. Heidenreich. inspector of rifle
practice, Sd Battalion, ID Regiment; First
Battalion. 1st Regiment: First Lieut.. Frank
D. Lakeland. Company X. I'd Regiment: :
Second Lieut.. Malvin c. Johns, Company K
ID Regiment; Sergt. Thomas Brown. Com
pany F. 1st Regiment; Sergt Richard Pow
ers. Company B, 1st Regiment: Sergt. Ollie
M. Schriver, Company l, 1st Regiment;
Corp. E. D. Norris, Company I. I'd Regi
ment: Private Octave DeCarre. Company
B, I'd Regiment.
Maj Glendie B, Young, Sd Battalion 1st
Regiment is team captain. and First Lieut.
Frank D. Lakeland, Company K, I'd Regi-
ment team quartermaster and commissary
Lieut.. Col. Brett will also attend.
Regimental Rifle Team.
First Regiment-Capt. S. w. Forsythe,
First Lieut.. and Surgeon H. B. Hollifeld,
Lieut.. NJ. l. Johns, Sergt D. NJ Schriver,
Sergt. Richard Powers, Sergt. Thomas
Brown, Private H. II. Leizear. Capt. George
l.. TAFT, alternate. Maj G. B. Young, team
captain.
Second Regiment-capt J. 8. Tomlinson,
inspector of rifle practice, I'd Regiment;
Lieut.. Frank D. Lakeland, Lieut.. L. A.
Causel. Corp. E. D. Morris. Private Octave
DeCarre, First Lieut.. Frank w. Holt.
Company Teams.
Company I, I'd Regiment-Leut B. F.
Stewart Privates ]. NJ Stewart, H. G.
Stewart G. A. HILL
Company K, I'd Regiment-Sergt. Victor
Dent, Sergt. III. Richardson, Corp. H. Stam-
baugh, Corp. c. Gardner and Private Will
liam Cash.
Most of those above mentioned have gone
to Sea Girt
Fail to Make Good.
In the individual rifle and pistol matches
the boys from the District did not make
good. The Middies from the Naval Acad-
emy at Annapolis carried off the honors of
the day Midshipman Willis A. Lee, Of
Kentucky, led the field in the national in
dividual match, with a score of 31S points
His nearest competitor wa; Lieut. w. H.
Clopton, jr., 18th United States Cavalry
with 316 Sergt. NJ B. Dunbar, 4th United
State Infantry, won the skirmish run, with
the highest aggregate score of 95. Lieut.
A. H. Davidson, 18th United States Cavalry
was highest in the rapid-fire, with a score
of 80. The slow fire honors went to Sergt.
c. E. Orr, 1st Ohio with a total score of
1S4.
The scores of the prize winners in the
o1l I'D;