Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23

| 81 each.
! The Evening Star match, Friday, July
/ 26, 8 an. sQuadded competition-Open to
| commissioned officers and enlisted men of
/ the National Guard of the District of Co
| lumba who have not previously won the
| match. Distance, 200, 300, $40 and 60
yards; five rounds at each distance. The
prize IS gold medal presented by The
| Evening Star Newspaper Company; Sec
ond prize, s., five prizes of 81; five prizes
| of 81.
Scores made in this match over 200. 800
and 500 yard distances determine the. WIN
! ners of the National Rifle Association
| medals held by the 1st and I'd Infantry.
| r Harris & 60. trophy match. Friday,
/ July 70 squadded competition-Open to
| officers and enlisted men of the National
| Guard Of the District of Columbia: dis
/ lance, coo yards; ten rounds. The prize
/ is silver cup, TO be held for one year;
the winner will be given a gold medal by
/ the same firm: second prize, So, three
/ prizes of So. and five prizes of 81
i The Neumeyer match. Friday. July 20;
! squadded competition-Open to all distin-
| guished marksmen of the National Guarc
| of the District of Columbia: distance, 300
and 1000 yards: ten rounds rapid fire at
| 200 yards. and ten at 1000 yards, slow
| fire. First prize, gold medal, presented
| by Maj. e. II. Neumeyer. and SIS. the
| medal to be held by the winner during the
| ensuing year; to become the property of
/ the distinguished marksman who wins
| it three times. second prize, So; third
prize, So.
| Gerstenberg trophy match, Friday. July
IS; squadded competition-Open to of
/ ficers and enlisted men of the National
Guard of the District Of Columbia. Dis
| lance, 1000 yards; ten rounds. The prize
| is trophy, presented by Ernst Gersten-
| berg, which VII become the property OF
the person winning it three times second
prize, IS, and four prizes 81. A medal
will be awarded the winner Of the
trophy.
/ l.; INyt-
day. July 26-Open to teams of six men
from each regiment and battalion of the
National Guard of the District OF Column
/ ba.
! One skirmsh run of twenty rounds per
man Distinguished marksmen and prin-
Apals and alternates Of the brigade rifle
team are not eligible to shoot in this
match. No man to shoot on more than
one team. Prize. a trophy. to be held for
one year, donated by the brigade rifle
team of 1906, and a medal to each mem
Der of the winning team: second prize,
$l2.
| Smiley individual skirmish match. Fri
| day, July %: to be shot on d targets
| Open to sharpshooters and expert rifle
men, to be conducted as prescribed in
Provisional Small Arms Firing Manual.
| 1909.
| Winner of gold medal not eligible to
compete.
Prizes-Three medals: same design.
gold. silver and bronze. will be awarded
the three high contestants in order.
The schedule, subject to change. is as
follows:
Wednesday. July 24-The enlisted mems
match at o'clock am. to be followed
by the company, battalion, regimental
Carmody, novice and the McLennan
Thursday, July 25-The Mosher match
al 10 o'clock Berry & Whitmore team
skrmish and the Harries long range
matches.
Friday, July 26.-The Evening Star, 900
am: X. Harris & Co. trophy. the Neu-
meyer, Gerstenberg, brigade team trophy
sfirmish and Smiley individual skirmish
matches.
The Brett and the novice revolver
matches will be open each day of the
meeting.
The range officers are:
Ma. Wallach a. McCathran. 1st 1nfan-
Capt. Edward H. Brian. I'd Infantry;
Capt William r. McCathran, LIST Infan-
try: Capt. James B. Allison. 7th United
States Infantry; Capt John E. Brooks. I'd
Infantry: Capt. Alvin D. Hathaway. LIST
Infantry: Capt. F. H. He.denreich. small
arms department: Capt. William W.
Cookson, small arms department: Capt.
Robert B. johnson, I'd Infantry; Lieut..
Franklin 8 Durston, Naval Battalion:
Capt l.. B. Ernest, Cd Infantry: Capt.
Frank W Holt, ordnance department;
Capt H. c. Werlich. Cd Infantry: Capt.
Frank E. Sharpless, ID Infantry; First
Lieut. Thomas F. McAnally, ordnance de-
partment; FIRST Lieut.. Ralph Alderman.
ordnance department; First Lieut.. Albert
Is. Weir, ordnance department; First
Lieut. Richard Powers, LIST Infantry;
First Lieut.. Alfred r. McGonegal, 1st In
fantry; First Lieut.. Spencer E. Bomar,
1st Infantry: First Lieut.. Harry c. Cald-
well. ordnance department: First Lieut.. !
Edward F. Davis, I'd Infantry: First
Lieut. Will H. Chase. LIST Infantry: FIRST
Lieut. Frank Lockhead, LIST Infantry;
First Lieut.. Edwin w. F'ullam, LIST In
fantry: First Lieut.. Tom f Fawcett LIST !
Infantry; First Lieut. Harry ]. SIAM
baugh. I'd Infantry; First Lieut. Clarence
L. Adams, I'd Infantry; First Lieut. Her
bert c. Earnshaw. I'd Infantry: First
Lieut.. Henry A Wingate I'd Infantry;
Flrz Lieut.. Russell NJ McLennan, Signal
Corps; Second Lieut.. George E. Tolson.
I'd Infantry; Second Lieut.. Wilmarth
Brown, I'd Infantry; Second Lieut.. Ches-
ter M Reich, I'd Infantry. Second Lieut.
Clifford G. Gardner I'd Infantry; Second
Lieut. Joseph F. Eldridge, I'd Infantry:
Second Lieut.. Thomas Brown LIST Infan-
try: Second Lieut.. Lennox. R. Lohr, I'd
Infantry: Second Lieut. George A. Mona
eon, LIST Infantry. and Second Lieut. Will
liam e. Wall. 1st Infantry.