Evening star., 1912-08-26
DISTRICT GUNS FIFTH
First Regiment Team Scores
PSI at 20O-Y Yard Stage.
SECOND REGIMENT EIGHTH
Local Brigade Rifemen Arrive at
Seagirt in Good Condition.
GOULD TROPHY TO JACKSON
U. S. Marine Corps Sergeant Wins
Individual Rapid-Fre Match
With Score of 40.
GOULD TROPHY TO JACKSON
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Special Dispatch TO The Star.

OptclAl pispaitu ~ Inc sstds-
RIFLE RANGE, SEAGIRT. y. j., Au-
gus, 26-At the conclusion of the 2OO-yard
stage of the interstate regiment match
the 1st District of Columbia Regiment
was in fifth place, with a total score OF
25I. The team representing the I'd Regi-
ment was in eighth place. with score
of 254. Twelve teams are competing In
this match The scores of the teams at
the conclusion of the 2O0-yard stage were
as follows
Fifty-fourth Iowa. 26l: Sd Texas 261 /;
fist New York. 80: aSd Iowa. $50; 1st Dis
trict Of Columbia, o57; 10th Pennsylva-
mia, 256: Sd New Jersey. 256; I'd District
of Columbia, 254; I'd Alabama, 253; I'd
New Jersey. 2M; 4th New Jersey. second
team. 2iS, and 4th New Jersey, first
team. aiS.
The weather conditions were only fair
for shooting. a light haze hanging over
blowing.
Local Marksmen Up Early.
The crack shots from the National
Capital were up bright and early this
morning and lost no time in getting to
the firing line. when the busie sounded at
o'clock. The boys were in good trim,
and after few sighting shots got down
TO business in great style. The teams
representing the first and second regi-
ments were selected late last night, and
those members Of the District team who
did not participate in tLis match started
1n work az o'clock In the skirmish run
IN the Presidents match, so that every
man on the team was engaged en- the
firing line on this, the second day OF the
big rife tournament.
At IL o'clock the boys dropped hack to
the eOO-yard range and pounded away at
the targets until dinner time This att
ernoon at 1:8o. the 1.O00-yard stage oc-
cupied the attention of the rifiemen in
the same match. while those participating
in the Presidents match were given a
chance to rest until ) o'clock, when the
ants in the surprise fire stage of the
match.
Personnel of Teams.
The personnel OF the two teams in the
interstate regi-nental team match today
is as follows
First Regiment-Lieut. Harry C. Cald-
we'll. Lieut.. Thomas Brown. Sergt Alfred
c.. Schmidt Sergt. Joseph ID. Schriver,
Corp. ]. Ralph Fehr and Private Robert
III. Clouser. with Lieut.. Richard Powers
and Sergt. Frank r. McFayden as alter
mates.
Second Regiment-Capt Frank W. Holt,
Capt. F. II. Heidenreich. Lieut.. Thomas
r. McAnally. Lieut.. Ralph Alderman.
Sergt. Charles Z. Groorne and Corp John
W. Payne, with Lieut.. Herbert G. Earn
shaw and Lieut.. Harry Z. Burton as al
ternates.
The scores in the Gould individual rapid
fire match have been announced as fol-
lows: Sergt. Jackson, United States Ma
ply and $3.50 cash: second. Sergt. Null
lohy. United States Marine Corps. 139:
third. Sergt c. NJ. King. sd Iowa. 138;
fourth. Sergt. G.. +. Teat, Alabama 49,
and fifth. Sergt Barnes. 54th Iowa, 13O.
All of whom received cash prizes. The
other winners. eight in number. also re-
ceived cash awards.
D. C. Brigade Team Arrives.
The District Brigade Rifle Team, in
command OF Lieut.. Col. Glendie b. Young
1st Infantry. arrived here yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock. more than hall
a. hour ahead OF schedule The team ief,
Washington at o'clock in q special car,
and when the boys arrived in camp they
were much refreshed by their nights rest
The men were assigned to their tents. and
a, o'clock were at the breakfast table
In the party were the following officers
and enlisted men who have been officially
designated in special orders to constitute
the brigade rifle team
Lieut.. Col. Glendie b. Young, 1st In
fantry. Maj Thomas S. King. inspector
small arms practice, Capt. Frederick IL
Iieidenreich. small arms department
Capt Frank W. Holt, ordnance depart
ment. First Lieut.. Thomas +. McAnally
ordnance department.; First Lieut. Ralph
Alderman, ordnance department.; First
Lieut.. Harry &. Caldwell. ordnance de-
partment: First Lieut.. Richard Powers
ordnance department: First Lieut.. Thom'
Brown, 1st Infantry: Second Lieut.
Harry +. Burton. I'd Infantry, FRS,
Sergt. Frank r. Mct adyen. Company B.
Ist Infantry: Sergt. Alfred c. Schmidt
company X. lst Infantry; sergt. Joseph
-. Schriver. Company X, 1st infantry
corp j. Ralph Fehr, Company X, lst In
fantry; Private Robert u. C1ouser. Com
rany b. LIST Infantry; Corp. John W
Payne. Company NJ. "a Infantry ssrEt
charles T.. G-oome. Company e. I'd In
tantry. Lieut.. COL Giendie j. Young. Isl
infantry. is team captain; Maj. Thoma:
coach. and First Lieut.. Herbert c. Earn
shaw, I'd Infantry. Is team spetter.
View Sights at Resorts.
After breakfast the men pitched In ans
unioaded their luggage and spent the re
nainder o. the day In preparing for III,
matches which bagan this morning. II
was an ''off day for the boys after hav
.rg been In camp AT Harpers Ferry. ans
- the afternoon and evening many al
them jCurueyed to tho various surnme
Yegorts IN this vicinity. The nstfie
team was the arsi OF the Visiting delSga
ssons 20 pat Ia its appearances ana. q,
GALal. lest ro time getting down To busi
ness ~ of the boys are N tine health