The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-16
RIFLE PRACTICE
 WILL BEGIN TODAY
Yesterdays Preliminary Shoot
 ing Shows Good Results
LINE UP OF THE TEAMS
Contest for Places on Fort Perry Team Will Be Heated-Work Will Continue all the
 Week.

Montgomery, June 15.-(special) )-whle good work was done at the rifle shoot of the Alabama National Guard, being held at the range here today, it will not enter upon the record for the reason that Col. c. R. BriclSen, by order of Gen. Blhb Graves, devoted the day to preliminary practice.
 However, beginning with Tuesday the records will be kept and the fight for the Fort Perry team will be on in earnest. The first shoot of this kind was held as Daphne last year. It was a great suc- cess, and this one, which will last d week, is to be much better, it is thought
 The teams are given as follows, repre- senting the several organizations of the state First Regiment.
 Company A, Mobile-Sergt S. A Noun tain, Private Ed Baldwin Company B, Mobile-T. W. Hunter, Charles w. Slater, Lieut. S. G. Burgess. Company C, Selma-Capt. J. F. John- son. Sergt. R. D. Jones' e, William Willis, Clark D. Hunt
 Company E, Mobile-Quartermas Sergt. A. H. Reid, Corp. P. D. Walker. Company F, DothanALieut. J. j. Carey, Sergt. W. M. Green. Corp. J. S. c. Tram mell, Private J. T. Hammock.
 Company B. Brewton-Not reported. Company H, Troy-Lieut. Charles w. Sutrliffa Corn willie, n, IT fs,oee,,
 Company K, Evergreen-Capt. P. M. Bruner, Sergt J. A. Rumbley, Sergt. Graham Moorer.
 Company T, Uniontown-Henry San ders, Corp. Sancel Whitlow
 Company M, Mobile-Capt J. S. Calla- ghan, Sergt. John c. Hensch, Claude Marcelind.
 Second Regiment.
 Company A. Montgomery-Capt E. H. Jackson, Sergt. E. w Clapp, Lieut. T.. c. Locke.
 Company B. Birmingham-Sergt H. C.. Pool, Capt. ". D. Smith.
 Company D, Montgomery-W F. Weiss, Capt J. P. Bibb E. H. Pope.
 Company E. Union Springs-Stroud and Kay, privates.
 Company F, Tuscaoosa-F R. Harris, Corp. N. A. Jones.
 Company G, Enterprise-Not reported. Company H, Andalusa- S. M. Grig- gers, Homer Gamett.
 Company l, Luverne-Roy Kent, P. w. Cook
 Company K, Tuskegee-Seret. J. E. Fo- since, Jim Piper.
 Company l., Girard-Sergt. Sam Prinx, A. H. Coghill.
 Company M, Demopolis-J. G. Thomas. J. K. Woolf.
 Third Regiment. Company A, Woodlawn-Capt J. B. Scully, Sergt. Frank Morgan.
 Company B, Florence-Capt. F. H. Arm strong, Sergt. J. F. Park
 Company c, Gadsden-W. Penn. L. K. Coleman.
 Company D, Anniston-Sergt w. Levi, J. F. Wooten.
 Company E, Decatur-Capt. Roy C. Horton, Sergt. J. A. McBryde.
 Company F, Albertville--W. w. McMa- ron, R. l. Amos.
 CoiHpdHy DltIlllSndIn-SerSt. RODs ert Ritchie, Corp. Fl. M Starnes. Company H, Alexander City-Sergt J. B. Smith, T. R. Walker.
 Company l, Oxford-First Lieut. John Fitzgerald Sergt. J. D. Stewart. Company K, Birmingham-J. T. Fen ton, H. s. Estenoy
 Company M, Sylaeauga-Corp Thomas Allen, John B. Green.
 Cavalry Squadron.
 Staff Capt. Cliff S. Price, Lieut. E. M Noble.
 Company A. Montgomery-Lieut. John c. O'Connell,. Sergt c. F. DeSele. Company B. Camden-Lieut. A. c. Bry- ant, Sergt. T. J. Jones.
 Company c, Selma-V. D. Young. E.. H. Snead.
 Company D, Birmingham-Not report ed.
 The members of Colonel Bricken's staff are Capt. w. A. Collier, J. H. Patterson, Lieut.. O. O. Dickey, Capt. J. H. Taylor.