Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-08
LIEUT.. CLAUSEL WINS
STARS GOLD MEDAL
Corp. Barb Gets Harris Tro-
phy-Sergt. Groom First in
Gerstenberg Match.

The gold meal offered by The Evening
Star Newspaper Company for high man
in 1.-THE Evening Star" match at the an
nual fall rifle shoot of the National
Guard of the District of Columbia, which
was contested yesterday afternoon. was
won by Lieut. L. A. Clausel. list Infantry,
with a score of 95.
The match was shot over the 900, 300.
800 and 600 yard ranges, five rounds at
each range.
The other prize winners were Sergt. G..
E. Grooms, Company c. I'd Infantry, So;
five prizes of 81 each, won by Capt. F. IL.
Heidenreich, inspector of small arms
practice: Lieut.. L. c. Vogt, LIST Battery,
Field Artillery: Sergt. A. G. Schmidt,
Company X, LIST Infantry: Sergt- ]. d.
Schriver. Company X, LIST Infantry. and
Sergt. H. F. Reese, Company L, 1st
infantry; five prizes of 81 each. won by
Lieut.. H. C. Earnshaw, Company e, I'd
Infantry; Capt w. w. Cookson, inspector
of small arms practice: Lieut.. F. S. Dur
ston. Naval Battalion; G. A. Joynes.
Company G. I'd Infantry, and Commissary
Sergt. B. p. Shields, I'd Infantry. e
Corp. v. T. Barb. Company X, I'd In
fantry, won the trophy and gold medal
offered in the r. Harris & Co. match.
So. Three prizes of So each were award
ed to Lieut. c. l.. Adams, I'd Infantry;
J. D. Schriver. Company X, I'd, Infantry.
and j. d. McNabe, Company E. LIST In
fantry. Five prizes of 81 each were won
by Capt. H. E. Burton, I'd Infantry: G..
A. Joynes. Company G. I'd Infantry;
Lieut.. H. s. Stambaugh, I'd Infantry:
Lieut.. III. c. Earnshaw, I'd Infantry, and
Sergt. A. G. Schmidt, Company X, LIST
Infantry.
The Gerstenberg trophy was won by
Sergt. c. E. Groom. Company E, I'd In
fantry. Second prize. S.. in this match,
went to Lieut.. F. S. Durston of the
naval battalion. Four prizes of 81 each
were won by j. r. Fehr, Company E. LIST
Infantry; Sergt. ]. H. Cole. I'd Infantry;
Lieut.. W. l.. Muttocks, LIST Infantry. and
Sergt H. j. Brooke. Company G. list In
fantry:
Lieut.. Richard Powers. LIST Infantry,
won the first prize. gold medal. and So.
prize of S. was awarded to Sergt Thomas
Brown, and third prize of So to Capt F..
III. Heidenreich.
The brigade skirmish trophy was cap
tured by the I'd Infantry team with a
score of 80.
The three prizes in the Smiley individual
skirmish match were awarded as follows:
Sergt. A. G. Schmidt. Company G. LIST
Infantry. gold medal; Corp. J. d. Schriver.
silver medal, and Private j. \. Joynes,
Company G. I'd Infantry. bronze medal.
The novice re-entry revolver match was
won by Instructor Sergt G. M. Basement.
U. S. A., who receives a prize of ST. The
second prize of 81 was won by Lieut.. F.
S. Durston, Naval Battalion; third prize
of So by c. c. Nichaus. Naval Battalion.
and fourth prize of 81 by w. B. Wall.
Company c, LIST Infantry.
In the Britt re-entry revolver match
Maj. Alexander Summers took first
honors, winning $6. Second prize of 81 by
Capt. F. H. Heidenreich: third prize of
So by Capt w. w. Cookson, and fourth
prize of 81 by Lieut.. L. A. Clausel
In the distinguished marksmen match
Lieut.. Richard Powers won with a score
of so; Sergt Tom Brown, 80, second and
Capt. F. H. Heidenrich. IS, third.