Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-06

score the I'd Regiment men recovered
their nerve and pulled up five points
over their opponents, leaving Capt. Hell
denreich's men winners by four points.
The Naval Battalion team. which made
second place in the battalion match, was
permitted to fire also in the regimental
series. and its score. which tied the
LIST Infantry total, testiies to the skill!
of the "jackies.''
The totals we're: I'd Infantry, 432: 1st
Infantry, 42s, and Naval Battalion. 42s.
In 1909 the team of the LIST Infantry
won the match, with the total of 4O7
to its credit
Scores of the I'd Infantry team, Capt.
F. II. Heidenreich. team captain, were:
Capt. f. H. ,irian, Company. E. I'd In
fantry. 80; Capt. E. V. Sayer. Company G.
A.. Capt. 7. p. Heap, Company A. as;
Capt. II. f. Burton, quartermaster. ~;
Lieut.. NJ. b. Hodgson, Company f.. ~;
Lieut.. L. A. 'Causel. Company X, 80:
Sergt. c. Burlngame, Company d, Al:
Sergt. John II. Cole. Company H, A;
Private Samuel w. Forsythe, Company
G, Al: Private J w. Degges, Company
q. 40; total. 432.
Lieut.. NJ. b. Hodgson. Company e, and
Private Samuel w. Forsythe. Company G.
I'd Infantry, each having made the total
CT II out of 50, become eligibles for the
Burkhart medal match.
Corps, located at the Central High School,
have obtained permission to use the rife
gallery at 424 9th street northwest for
practice Wednesday and Friday after.
moons from to 6 o'clock. Several officers
of the guard have volunteered their serv-
ices as instruC tors. The practice is d.
rectly in charge of Prof w. N. Phelps,
who is earnest in the work and is training
the cadets to be ready to hold a friendly
match with a team representing high
school In the west
exchange target match between teams
rep esenting the Baltimore and ASKING
ton high schools will be shortly made.
The team representing the George
Washington University in the Intercol-
legiate League match with the Louisiana
State College put up good total in its
shoot Thursday night. making 1853. being
an increase of 216 points over its score
made January 81 Capt William w
Cookson acted as judge for the n. r. A.
Most of the members of the G. w. L.
team are National Guardsmen.
Sergt Joseph ID. Renfrow, Company NJ,
list Infantry has been transferred to the
list Battery, Field Artillery, as a private.
The following named enlisted men have
been honorably discharged from the Ma
tional Guard: Sergt. Charles S. Robbins,
Hospital Corps: Private Hugh p. OCon-
or Ambulance Company: Private Rich
ard F. Irwin, Company NJ. I'd Infantry:
Private Walter +. Gilbert, Company B,
lst Infantry: Private Bernard P. Good
win and Private James Quigley. Company
A. 1st Infantry; Private Robert II. Stelz-
ner. Company X, I'd Infantry, and Pri-
vate Joseph B. Mooney, Company B. 1st
Infantry.
Private Emile f. Mori. jr., Company +.
I'd Infantry, has been transferred to
Company l., LIST Infantry.
The following named enlisted men have
been discharged without honor from the
National Guard OF the District OIL Column
bia on account of being continuously
absent without leave from their COM
mands for more than three months: Pri-
Yates John c. Boss, David c. Mooney and
Edward n. Summers, Company b, 1st
Infantry; Ernest Gibson, Company A, LIST
Separate Battalion; Private Frank l.. De
Man, Private Andrew NJ. Thomas, Private
Alonzo Watkins, and Private Daniel
Wood, Company B, LIST Separate Battal-
ion.