The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-01

pose the Oklahoma team, Some real
~ remarkable records were made to-
ward tile close Of the practice and
perfect scores at any distance ON
200 TO LOCO yards become quite com
mon occurances. The most notable
achievement was that oil Lieutenm<
james caliison u Enid. who maze
twenty bulls eyes, the highest num-
Der possible, on the sklrmlsh run.
that is beginning on the 6J0-yard line
and advancing on run until the 200
yard line was reached Lieutenant
Gus Hadwiger OF Alva had scored
eighteen IN the Ollahoma- Missouri
match last fail, which was considered
quite an achievement in Itself at the
time.
Captain Shaw at Blackwell.
fhe 1919 team Includes Captain
Shaw Of the signal corps at Blackwell
who Is city attorney at Tonkawa;
Captain 1aulbee U Guthrie, WHO Is as.
sistant adjulant general; Lieutenant
Foster OF Chandler, retired mer-
chant; Lieutenant liadwiger OF Alya
former sheriff Of Woods county and
now d practiciug attorney; Lieuten-
ant Cullison OF Enid, a teacher: Ser
gent Prate,, cf Enid, stenographer;
Sergeant Soderstr0m, of Chandler, a
farmer; Sergeant Jarboe OF Enid, a
carpenter; Sergeant Hurd OF Lawton
an automobile expert. Sergeant Dains
CT Enid. a mechanic; Sergeant Plecht.
nes CT oklahoma City, a musician and
Sergeant schiling OF Guthrie, stem
ographer.
Colonel Roy " Hoffman, captain OF
the team, is district judge at Chandler
and one of the best known lawyers
In the state. Adiutant General Frank
NJ, Canton, pioneer of the Southwest
who spent many years in the United
States service, is spotter for the team
The range officer is Majoe j. G. Herr
Of Chandler, who has been in he
Philippines and who had charge OF
the construction OF buildings on the
tate range and the preparation OF the
sange
The Team caach.
Major Alva ], Niles OF Guthrie, who
was adjutant general prior to state
ant +. J Bolend Of Oklahoma City the
medical officer. Majcs Niles was I'M
able to leave with the rest OF the
team but VIII join them at Camp
Perry Immediately after the primary
on August 2. He is nov managing
J. w. McNeal's campaign for the Re-
publican gubernatoiial nomination.
Charles Taylor accompanied the team
as chief cook, with Charles Herr and
Sc geant Steer OF Chandler as help
ers. Sergeant Onstott of Blackwell
goes as one OF the markers.
a number OF the officers Of the team
are accompanied by their wives.
Mrs. X. V. Hoffman of Chandler, Mrs.
NJ. II, Taulbee of Guthrie and Mrs.
Z. j. Boland of oklahoma City were
among the members. The team also
had as its guests NJ. and Mrs. W.
A. Frasier OF Guthrie. Mr.. and Mrs.
h. l.. Cunklin OF Chandler and Fred
Raymond Of Oklahoma City. The
party left Chandler in a special Pull.
man car, going first to Kansas City
ma thence to Detroit, Mich. where
the team participates in an interstate
match on August /. Aitei that they
will go Immediately to Camp Perry
to take advantage OF the national
range for practice until the opening
OF the national competition.
The entire First regiment OF the
Oklahoma National Guard goes into
camp on the state range at Chandler
on August a. and VIII remain there
for week, going from there to Fort
Riley. Kan, 10 engage Ia the regular
army maneuvers. A number OF the
riflemen OF the regiment will also
practice on the range during August.
preparatory to qualifying as sharp
shooters during the maneuyers.