The Washington herald., 1910-10-07

Six matches will oe shot of to-day at
the Congress Heights rife range. which
will conclude the annual fall matches
under the auspices of the District Ma
tional Guard
Beginning at o'clock this morning, the
Evening Star trophy match will first be
contested. followed by the Harris & Com
pany trophy match. the Neumeyer match.
the Gerstenberg match, Brigade team
trophy skirmish. and the Smiley individ.
ual skirmish match
Onicers OF the District Guard are elated
over the victory OF the District team over
the United States Marine Corps team
yesterday In the Mosher match, one OF
the biggest OF the meet. They won this
match with a score OF $50 20 SIS.
First Infantry Victor.
The winners OF the matches yesterday
were as follows:
The Berry s Whitmore Company team
skirmish match. open to teams Of six
from regimental or separate battalion
organizations OF the army, Marine Corps,
National Guard and ships crews OF the
United States navy, was won by the
First Infantry team. headed by Capt.
w. ", CookSon, with a total score OF
1Ss. The Second Infantry team. led by
Capt Brian was second with 6SS The
other competing team, the First Separate
Battalion. finished with a score of 15S.
team. was high man. having a score OF
II In the first run and "a in the second.
The Magruder match for officers and en-
listed men OF the District Guard who
have never won an individual medal or
trophy in any military rife competition
on an outdoor range. which was started
Wednesday afternoon. was concluded
yesterday Lieut. H. c. EarnShaw. OF the
Second Infantry, won first prize, with
score OF %
The other prize winners were w. E.
Walker. Company L, Second Infantry, .;
Corp. T. V. Barb. Company K. Second
Infantry. 25; Capt H. E. Burton. Second
Infantry, q; Private A. Z. Woodhead,
Company f, Second Infantry. "A; F. r.
McFayden. Company b. First Infantry.
"A: Lient c. G. Gardner, Second Infantry.
p: J. w Julius Company K. Second In
fantry. q: sergt. H. ". Buell., Company
E. First Infantry. q; ". W Burns. First
Division. Naval Battalion %; sergt L.
A. Cole, Company F, First Infantry. o;
II. ]. Brake, Company c, First Infantry.
e.
Carmody Match Ended.
The Carmody match. FOR enlisted men
OF the guard who have completed their
official scores for the season Of li0 who
have not previously won first place in
the match, and who have not shot any
match at Seagirt. y. J., which also was
started Wednesday afternoon. was not
finished until yesterday morning,
The first prize, god medal presented
by Lieut.. John Doyle CarmoH, OF the
ordnance department. n. c. d. c.. was
won BY J. T Hutchinson. OF Company
K. Second Infantry. with a score Of Is.
The other prize winners in this event
were Sergt. c. c. Dyer. Company F.
First Infantry, p: Sergt II. F. Rees,
Company z. First Infantry q; Corp. T.
V. Barb, Company K. Second Infantry.
q; II H Barrows, Company 3. Second
Infantry. %; L. p Ruck. Company I.
First Infantry. %; NJ r. Jacobs. Com
pany G, Second Infantry, %; c. A. HUI,
Company B. First Infantry. %: sergt NJ.
J. Landvoight. Company F. Second In
fanuy, q; c. H. Davis. battery, p,
The Mosher match was won by the
District OF Columbia team. with a score
OF 75O: second, United States Marine
Corps. score US. The prize was a silver
cup and s25 in cash. The members OF the
winning team were Lieut. II. c. Cald-
we'll Lieut.. L. A. Clouser, Capt s II.
Heiderman, Sergt. Thomas Brown. Lieut..
Ralph Alderman, and Sergt. Joseph
Schrlver.
The Harris long-range trophy. a gold
medal. was won by Lieut. Ralph Alder
man, score IS: Private Charles E.
Groome, Sc; Capt s. H. Heidered, 60:
Lieut. Richard Powers, 81; Lieut., n. c.
Caldwell. So: Capt. w. W Cookson, 80;
Sergt Thomas Brown, s.. and Private
r. z. ClouseT, g.