Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-06
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practice season. but the gallery will be
available for instruction of recruits, that
they may be prepared for the outdoor
range work which starts May /.
The February, or 300-yard. stage of
rifle matches was shot. with the following
results:
Battalion match, teams of ten, posi-
ton. sitting kneeling-1st Separate
Battalion, III I'd Battalion, I'd Infantry,
ISL: Naval Battalion, 4JS; Sd Battalion,
I'll Infantry. 49,: LIST Battalion. I'd Infan-
try. AZ: "a Battalion, LIST Infantry, 43o;
81 Battalion, LIST Infantry. Az, and 1st
battalion. 1st Infantry. ESQ.
The score Ill. made by the 1st Sepa-
rate Battalion team was fired In its own
gallery at fifty feet. while all others were
made at seventy-five feet in the Center
Market Armory gallery.
The individual scores of the high teams
were follows:
First Separate Battalion. Lieut.. W. S.
Normley, team Captain-Capt l.. L. Web
ster. As. Lieut.. j. r. Smith. Is: Lieut. L.
r. Brown. 46; Sergt J. T.. Slaughter, Al:
Sergt. r. II. Checks A.; Corp. J. A
Wade. rs; Corp. r. Jackson. Al; Corp: D..
Stevens. ~; Corp. Wheeler. AZ, and Pri-
waite w F. Lilly. As. Total. All.
Second Battalion. ID Infantry. Lieut.. I.
L. McAnally, team captain-Capt. F. III.
Brian, IS; Capt. G. Y. Saver, A; Lieut..
III. c. Werlich. ~; Serst. w. B. White.
A.; Sergt. II. 4. Earnshaw. 40; Sergt. j..
Private J. {. sweeney, 40; Private Nj. r.
Jacobs. 46; Private f. r. Tilley, 40. To-
tai. 464.
Scores made in the Regimental match
were as follows: Second Infantry, 46S:
1st Infantry. i31: Naval Battalion. 456,
and 1st Separate Battalion. 446.
Capt. r. H. Heidenreich's I'd Infantry
team tied the record score at this posi-
tion and distance. which was made by
the team Of the I'd Regiment in 1907.
The scores pf the winning team fCaDt.
f. IL. Heidenreich, team captain We're:
Capt. T. 2. Heap. As: Capt H. f. Bur
Ton, As: Capt. Z. II. Brian. Al; Lieut.. l..
\. Clausel. 10: Lieut.. l. b. Ernest. 46;
y. Jackson, 10: Sergt. III. C. Earnshaw
-: Private ]. c. Sweeney. II. and Pri-
waite w. B. White AS Total. 1853
The eligibles for the Burkhart match are
Iieuts. L. A. Clausel and w. s. Wornley,
Gunner's Mate J. w. Webb and Private j..
c. Sweeney. each of whom made 40 out
of 80 points.
There are prospects of match between
teams representing Company X, I'd In
fantry, and a company of the 5th Mary
land Infantry. in the near future.
Capt Eugene c. Edwards has been
authorized by his company to devise
some form of trophy to be presented by
the Ordway Rifles for gallery competi-
ton. the idea being to leave a perpetual
mark of the interest which the organiza-
ton under it's original name has in the
important subject of rifle practice.
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Private Joseph S. Began. Ambulance
Company has been appointed sergeant
Hospital Corps and assigned to the Am
bulance Company. He will report to the
commanding officer for duty.
The following enlisted men have been
honorably discharged from the National
Guard:
Sergt w. ]. Drury. Company A. I'd
Infantry; Privates Otis w. Tinsman and
Daniel B. o'Brien. Company L. ID In
fantry; Private George Brown. Company
A, 1st Separate Battalion; Private Ferdl-
nand p. Lambrecht. Company +. LIST In
fantry: Privates James E. Cogan, 1r.,
and William Myer, Company A, I'd In
fantry; Private Walter A. Lambert, Com
pany c, I'd Infantry: Privates James W.
Cumberland, Lewis F. Justice and Fred
erick C. Morrison, Company ID, "a In
fantry.
been discharged, without honor. from the
National Guard of the District OF Co
lumbia on account of being continuously
absent without leave from their COM
maIds for more than three months:
Privates James Is. Arnold, Walker Jack
son and John II. Wade, Company A, LIST
Separate Battalion.
The following service schools OF the
regular army are open to the enlisted
men of the organized militia: Coast Ar
tilery School enlisted mems division),
Fort Monroe, Va: Mounted Service
School, Fort Riley, Kan, including the
Training School for Farriers and Horse
shoers and the Training School for
Bakers and Cooks. the Training School
for Saddlers and for Battery Mechanics
of Field Artillery Rock Island arsenal.
Rock Island. H.: the School for Bakers
and Cooks, Washington barracks, d. C.,
and the School for Bakers and Cooks, the
Preside of San Francisco. Cal
In addition to the school of instruction
for officers of field artillery of the or
ganized militia to be conducted at Fort
Riley, Kan, it has been decided to es-
tablish an additional camp of instruction
for field artillery batteries on the United
States military reservation at Sparta,
Wis, to be held during the month of
August The states of Wisconsin, Min
nesota, Michigan. Ohio, Illinois and In
diana have been invited to have their
field artillery batteries participate in this
camp. The field batteries of other states
will be given instruction at the various
Joint camps of instruction, as field bat
teries OF the regular army will be pres
ent at all