Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-30

o.: NJ. Is. Atkinson. Company e, LIST In
! fantry. 81: w. l.. Kelly. Company X. LIST
Fehr, Company *. LIST Infantry, so: ]. w.
Payne. Company E. cd Infantry, 30; Capt
F. II. Heidenrich, S. a. P. 90: Lieut.. X
! Alderman. 50: Sergt. F.. r. McFayden
,, Company b, LIST Infantry. 50.
medal. F. w. Crist. Company D. I'd
Infantry. %; second prize. IS. w. J..
Kelly. Company K. LIST Infantry. %;
third prize. 81, T. r. Heaberlin. Com
psny B; "a Infantry, "a; fourth prize.
fantry. %: six prizes of 81 each: j. d.
McNabb. Company E. 1st Infantry. %:
w. E. Swanson, Naval Battalion, %; u.
Roberts. Company K, I'd Infantry. %:
%; T. J. Doran, Company D, I'd In
fantry. 81: j c. Sweeney, Company f,
I'd Infantry. 81.
Judd & Detweiler regimental team
| ma tch-First prize. trophy $40 in cash
and medal to each member: I'd In
"A; Lieut. McAnaIly. As: Lieut.. Clausel,
i6; Capt. Heidenreich. IL; Sergt. Cole
IS: total. 81. Second prize. $40. LIST
Infantry. McNabb. As: Clouser. a.;
/ Lieut.. Brown, 46; Corp. Schriver, As;
sergt. Fehr, a.; Sergt Schmidt IS:
total. 216.
Battalion team match-First price, SIS.
Sd Battalion. I'd Infantry, p. w. Gibson
COMPANY N, 50, Lieut. j. ElQTlQSe, COM
pany l.. AZ: Sergt. j. F. Mater. Company
!. -; Lieut.. l.. A. Clausel, Company l.,
40: Lieut.. c. NJ Reich, Company NJ. 30;
Capt. F. w. Holt, staff Ordinance depart
menO. As: total. go. Second prize. $40,
1st Battalion, LIST Infantry. Capt c. r.
Sherwood. Company c, A. Serst Smith.
Company A, SO; Lieut.. Richard Powers
! Company d. IS; X. Clouser, Company b.
20: Sergt. McFayden, Company 3. 40;
Lieut.. r. Alderman. staff Ordinance de-
D3rtmprfJ- 1ti. total CSG Third priZo 81
I'd Battalion, I'd Infantry c. E. Groome.
Company E. 80: Lieut.. H. c. Earnshaw,
Company E, 40; Lieut.. C. G. Gardner,
Company Z, 40: Capt H. E. Burton, Com
pany F. 81; Maj. c. V. Sayer, staff, 46;
total. 265
Magruder match-First prize. gold
medal m NJ. B: Atkinson. Company E, 1st
adams. Company G. ID Infantry. Is:
three prizes of 81 each, w ]. Bowman,
Company NJ. lst Infantry, %; J. c.
Sweeney, Company E. I'd Infantry. 70: J.
nine prizes of 81 each, E. D. Turnure,
Company !, LIST Infantry. "a; c. B. Gardi
ner, Company E. I'd Infantry, "a: II. NJ.
Reese. Company E. 1st Infantry, "a; ].
W. Payne. Company E. Cd Infantry. "a;
c; G, Dyer, Company F. LIST Infantry. 81;
F. w. Crist. Company D, I'd Infantry. %;
l.. A. Cole. Company F, LIST Infantry. %:
N. p; McGrath, Battery. %; w. E.
swanson, Naval Battalion, %.
Company team match-First prize, Sis:
Company E, I'd Infantry. Lieut.. II. c.
Earnshaw, 43; Lieut.. c. G. Gardner. 3S;
c. E. Groome, 46; Corp. E. r. Tilley, Al;
J. A. Payne. 10: total. oil. Second prize,
SO; Company K LIST Infantry: Lieut..
40: sergt. A. L. Schmidt, Al; J. R. Fehr,
Al: Kelly, Al; total. 209 Third prize s.:
Company b. 1st Infantry. r. H. Clouser.
A; Corp. H. c. Matthews, IS; C. A. Huff,
33; Sergt. F. r. McFayden. 4S; NJ. A.
Bordenhamer. a: total. 207.
Brett re-entry revolver match-First
prize. SO. Lieut.. Ralph Alderman, Ord
nance Department. 22o: second prize, 81,
Capt. F. H. Heidenreich. 1873: third prize,
81. NJ. B. Atkinson, Company e. 1st In
fantry. 40: fourth prize. 81, Maj. Alex.
Summers. I'd Infantry, 141.
Novice re-entry revolver match-First
prize, Sc. w. I. Kelly, Company X. 1st
Infantry. 1913: second prize. 81. Lieut. T.
Sergt. Maj. j. H. Cole. I'd Infantry. 100;
fourth prize. 81, l.. NJ. Sheers, Company
f, list Infantry, ia
Mosher match-First prize. silver cup
rine Corps. Sergt. Joyce. 1873: Sergt. Frag-
ner, 100: Sergt. Wormack. 1913: Corp.
Snow, 1913: Corp. Stina. 1872: Corp. Con-
nors. 1876; total. 1871; second prize. so,
National Guard. District OF Columbia.
40: third prize. So. Engineers. Gas.
The winner of the National Rifles As
ISOLATION me1al in the list Infantry was
Sergt. A. G. Schmidt, Company K, while
in the I'd Infantry J. w. Payne, Com
pany E, carried Off the trophy.
According to orders just issued from
the headquarters of the I'd Infantry the
practical instruction of the regiment for
the weeks Of July 81 and August will
include squad and company IN extended
order and recitation by company Of gen.
eral orders for sentinels on post.
Capt. Edward H. Brian, unassigned,
has been assigned TO the command Of
Company NJ. vice Second Lieut.. George
E. Tolson, relieved.
Second Lieut.. Wilmarth Brown has
been relieved from duty as acting adj
jutant of the I'd Battalion, and is detailed
as adjurant of the I'd Battalion. in adj
dition to his duties with Company X,
reporting without delay to the command
ing officer, Sd Battalion.
The following named non-commiss!oned
officers have been reduced to the grade
of private: Sergt. Fred c. Green, Com
pany G.: Corp. George J. Austin. Company
r: Corp. Arviile L. ESeTsole, Company L.
Promotions of non-commissioned Officers
have been announced as follows:
To be sergeants: Corp. John Molly
neaux. Company 6: Corp. William J..
Thomas, Company I; Corp. William J.
Stark. Company Il: Corp. Frank c. Mar
tin. Company K; Corp Jack B. Wood,
Company x.
To be corporals: Private William G.
Peake, Company F: Private Julian S.
OEff Company G; Private Harry J.
Sherwood, Company G: Private Print E.
Shomette, Company G; Private John J.
Watson. Company /: Private William L.
Summers, Company I; Private Truman s.
Meade. Company X: Private William T..
Van Doren. Company X; Private Charles
W. Forbes. Company X; Private William
r. se,t:nan. Company K; Private Henry
O. Becker. Company l..
l.. f. Thomas. Company p. has been
transferred to Company I, and ordered to
report for duty without delay to the COM
handing officer of the latter named COM
. pany.
Frederick F. c. Keith. Company Fl, has
been transferred to Company +. and
| ordered for duty without delay to the
commanding officer Of the latter named
company.
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