Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-06
n. ]. MARKSMEN
SHOOT WELL IN
SEA G|RT MATCHES
Company Team Match and
Crnikshank Trophy Are
on Days Program.

SEA GIRT. Sept 6.-Three matches
OF the New York Association were or
the program of the big rifle tourna-
ment today. The first match was thai
for the company team trophy, which
was shot at 200, 800 and 900 yards
seven shots at each range, four men
on team. Six teams contested this
match. When the 2OO-yard stage was
completed this morning the standing OF
the teams was as follows:
Headquarters Second District of Co
lumbia, first, 119; Company 1, Third
New Jersey, 116; Italian Rifle Associa-
tion, New York, 115; Company E,
Seventh Regiment, New York National
Guard, Ill; Troop 1. Squadron A, New
York, 10; Company C. Fourth New
Jersey, 109.
The scores of Headquarters, Second
District of Columbia, were: Captain
Heidenreich. 81, Sergeant Major Cole.
20; Captain Burton, 20; Lieutenant
Colonel Harvey. 30; total, 119.
At the conclusion of the firing On
the 500-yard stage for the trophy for
the company team match the team
scores were: Italian Rifle Association,
New York. 125; Company C, Fourth
New Jersey, 124. Troop l, Squadron A,
New York, 124;. Headquarters team.
Second District of Columbia, 120; Com
pany l, Third New Jersey. ia; Com
pany E, Seventh regiment New York,
107
Cruikshank Match:
The Cruikshank trophy match was
shank trophy When the 2O0-yard stage
was completed the scores of the Second
regiment were Captain IIeildentel. 32:
Captain Bray, 20; Captain Burton, 30:
Private Groome, %; Lieutenant Holt.
81, and Lieutenant Clause, 2s
The individual scores of the Jersey
shots were:
Second Regiment-Major Martin. %;
Captain Sylvester, 81; Sergeant Mayor
81; Private Walter. 30; Sergeant Dabb.
33: Sergeant Sylvester. 80.
Fourth Regiment, New Jersey-Cap-
tain Higgins, 27 Private Minirvini, 30;
Lieutenant Baker 30; Lieutenant Bur-
lington. 2S; Private Bianchi, 29 Captain
Smith. 81.
The individual scores of the men of
the team of the Fourth New Jersey
were: Captain Higgins, 81 Private BIZ
anchi, S2 Private Lidell, 80, and Lieu
tenant Baker, 81. OF the Third New
Jersey. Lieutenant Jaggard, 20; Ser
geant Reed. 30; Sergeant Muller, S2 and
Private Wilson, %.
At the end of the 200-yard stage in
the Cruikshank match. the teams stood
as follows:
Seventy first New York, 1883; First
Regiment, District of Columbia 1872;
Second Regiment, New Jersey. 179; Fiji
teenth Infantry. U. S. A, 179; Third
New Jersey. 49, first team, Seventh
regiment. 176; Twenty second Eng-
neers, New York, ia; Second, District
of Columbia 1883; Fourth Regiment.
New Jersey, 1853, second team, Seventh
New York, 164.
At the end of the 5O0-yard stage in
the Cruikshank match the teams stood
as follows: Seyenty-fi first New York 3SJ;
Second New Jersey S72; Fifteenth
United States Infantry S72; First Dis
trict of Colum oia S71; Second District
of Columbia. S69; Seventh New York,
first, 365. Twenty second Engineers,
New York 1884,. Third New Jersey, 363;
Fourth New Jersey. $50; Seventh New
York. second, 1926.
At the end of the 00-yard stage in
the Cruikshank match the teams stood
as follows:
Seventy first New York, 9S5; Second
New Jersey, 379; Fifteenth u s. In
fantry, 372: First District of Columbia,
371; Second District of Columbia, 369;
Seventh New York. first team, 365:
Twenty second Engineers, New York
1854; Third New Jersey, 1863; Fourth
New Jersey 359; Seventh New York
second team, 326