Evening star., 1909-02-28
NEWS OF THE LOCAL
NATIONAL GUARDSMEN

fantry. 100: company NJ, lst infantry. 100:
field and staff. ID Infantry, 100; field and
staff, lst Battalion. I'd Infantry. 100; Com
pany Il, I'd Infantry. 100; Company C.. I'd
Infantry. 100: field and staff. I'd Battalion.
I'd Infantry. 100: company Il. I'd Infantry.
100: company +. I'd Infantry. 100: COM
pany @. I'd Infantry, 100. company II, I'd
Infantry. 100; field and staff Sd Battalion.
I'd Infantry 100: field and staff. lst sep
arate Battalion. 100; company ID. LIST Sep
arate Battalion, 100. Is, Division. Naval
Battalion, 100: I'd Division. Naval Bat
talon, 100: company \. lst Separate Bat
TALON. 9S.2S: company y. I'd Infantry.
$50; company. X. I'd Infantry. A.s1.
company u. I'd Infantry. 9i.44: Signal
Corps. o4.44: company h. 1st Infantry.
$50: company b. lst Infantry. 9S.23.
company A. 1st Infantry, 92.11; company
c, lst Separate Battalion. H11: company
l.. 1st Infantry, 500: 1st Battery, Field
Artillery. SS.52: Sd Division. Naval Bat
talon. $500: staff, Naval Battalion. S.. ~:
company l. I'd Infantry. -; company NJ.
I'd Infantry, &.31: company Il. LIST Sep
arate Battalion, 1925: company e. lst
Infantry. 71.19: company l.. I'd Infantry.
70.59: 4th Division. Naval Battalion. 1000,
company I, 1st Infantry, 81. 80.
X X
1t is announced that the number OF or
teen more than 1907 The nine organi-
cations following with 30 per cent or
over present are entitled to favorable men,
ton. 1t is expected that the organizations
parading under 30 per cent will strive. al
the coming inspection and muster to i'm
prove their records. Any company parad
ing less than 75 per cent will be con-
sidered as having fallen below the required
standard of efficiency. and will be subject
to further and special inspection.
In the company team matches In the
gallery last Tuesday evening Company F.,
I'd Infantry. made the highest score with
a total of 236 which leads the series this
season. The scores of the other teams
were: Company X. I'd Infantry. 225; Sig
nal Corps. 215: Company NJ. I'd Infantry,
195: Company c. 1st Infantry. 194: Com
pany l. I'd Infantry. 1893; 4th Division.
fantry. 1S5: Company A, 1st Infantry, 16O;
Company D. 1st Infantry. 156.
The individual scores Of the winning
team members were: Capt. f. II. Brian.
80; Lieut.. B. Earnest. H; w. B. White
A: r. l.. Tilly, As, and l.. NJ Whipp. 49,
Capt. Brian by his score of 80 is the only
contestant eligible to compete for the
Burkart medal match as a result of scores
recorded during February.
= x
The regimental and battalion matches
mental matches the 1st Infantry won top
honors with 444. The other scores were
I'd Infantry, 4s9, and Naval Battalion. ,
439
The scores Of the members of the win
ming team were: Color Sergt. A. L. Dunn
baughr, &c; Sergt. ID. Barbour. Company
NJ, 33: Sergt. w. III. Buell.. Company E.
Al: Private r. NJ. Cooper. Company f. Al:
Lieut.. III. Caldwell, ]. r. p. As: Sergt. p.
T. Bischoff Company B. As; Corp. Engle-
gav Mc(snna0a1
Company c. Al: Private Ii. F. Reese.
Company E. 46, and Private NJ. B. Atkln-
son. Company f. 40 Private Atkinson
was the only one to qualify for the Burk-
art match.
In the regimental matches the Naval
Battalion won first honors. with a score
of 40. The scores of the other teams
were Cd Battalion. 1st Infantry. 40: list
LIST Infantry 4O4: I'd battalion, I'd In
fantry. 3S5. The individual scores OF
the winning team were. Ensign. @. W.
Duff. ~; A. w. Webb. Al; +. s. Noble.
4s: J: r: Schr. 40: Ensign. r. NJ. smoot.
~; A. r. Gardella. A.: p. Justin. 4s:
T. Rooney. 40: Lieut.. w. Burt. 43. and
j. G. Wade, 43
About fifty members of the High School
Cadets of the District OF Columbia prac
ticed in the National Guard galley
yesterday AFTERNOON, In preparation fOr
the coming matches with schoolboys Of
other cities. The boys are taking an ae-
tive interest in the work. and some OF
them are making excellent scores.
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The 1st Battery drilled Friday after
noon and evening and the Battery Club
met Friday night. The committee on the
ball given by the battery last Monday
evening made its report. A vote OF
thanks was given by the club to Lieut..
Loudis Sergts. Bonnet, McDermott,
and Vogt. Mr.. Curtis and
number of others who worked for the
success of the dance.
Arrangements are now being made for
another hop, which will probably be hold
in April.