Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-07
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day, October IA, Is and 16, in order that
the soldier boys may get in some prac-
tice work which might aid them in car
rying away some Of the prizes which
are offered.
The range will be opened September
20 to afford opportunity to all those VIII }
have not shot their instruction and
record course to do so. The range will
remain open until October 81. Pro-
the annual matches was made in orders
promulgated at National Guard head
quarters in The Star building yesterday
No officer or enlisted man will be eli
gible to compete in the matches unless
he has shot the instruction course dur
ing the target season of 1912. according
to the orders. The regulation debarring
distinguished marksmen from competing
in any matches within the brigade, ex-.
cept with men of their own class, does
not apply to The Evening Star, Harries
Long Range, Gerstenberg and revolver
matches.
Entries for the individual matches will
not be received later than o'clock in
the evening of. October Ii. and they
with Maj. Thomas S. King, at the
range, or with the superintendent, Ma
tional Guard armory. No shooting will
be allowed on the range on Monday,
October Ii. All Of the matches must be
SuoI WHliO al uHl1Oilns dOCOIuAlS " Tie
orders.
Provision is also made for the parade,
October IA, 10 and Is. of all officers
and enlisted men detailed as range off,
GERS or assistants, and officers and en-
listed men detailed for duty as members
or alternates of regimental. battalion, or
company teams, or who are entered in
the matches.
Maj. Thomas S. King, inspector small
arms practice. has been appointed ex-
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Infantry, chief range officer; Ensign
Frank Sigaurney, Naval Battalion, statis-
| teal officer. and Capt. Herbert j. Bryson,
Medical Corps, medical officer.
The range officers for the annual rife
| competitions for 1913 will be, according
to orders: Lieut.. Col. Glendie B. Young,
LIST Infantry; Maj. Clarence " Sayer
I'd Infantry; Maj. Harry Coope, ordnance
department.; Capt. Edward II. Brian, I'd
Infantry; Capt. John E. Brooks, I'd In
Infantry; Capt. William w. Cookson, S.
A. department: Capt William H. Beck
stein. I'd Infantry; Capt. Lucien B.
Ernest. I'd Infantry; Capt. Frank W..
Holt, ordnance department; Capt. Harry
c. Werlich. I'd Infantry; Capt. Frank
Lockhead. LIST Infantry; Capt. Edwin w.
Fuliam, 1st Infantry; Capt. Clarence L.
Adams. I'd Infantry; Capt. Will H. Chase,
list Infantry; Capt. Thomas F. McAnally,
ordnance department.; Capt Ralph Alder
bert B. Weir, ordnance department.; First
Lieut.. Alfred r. McGonegal, LIST Infantry;
First Lieut.. Harry c. Caldwell, ordnance
department; First Lieut. Richard Pow
Russell NJ. MacLennan, Signal Corps
First Lieut.. Joseph E. Eldridge, I'd In
fantry; First Lieut. Thomas Brown, LIST
Infantry; First Lieut.. George A. Mona
gon, LIST Infantry; First Lieut. Wilmarth
Brown, I'd Infantry; First Lieut.. Douglas
e. Bliss ordnance dina First
Lieut. william B. Wall, 1st Infantry;
Second Lieut. Harry E. Burton, I'd In
fantry; Second Lieut.. Jesse C. Sweeney,
I'd Infantry; Second Lieut. Francis Mar
D. Sniffin. I'd Infantry; Second Lieut.
Marsh A. Bodenhamer, 1st Infantry;
Second Lieut.. j. Ralph Fehr, LIST In
| fantry.
Following are the matches and the list
of prizes
Tuesday, October IA: enlisted mems
match (squadded competition)-Open to
enlisted men of the National Guard of
| the District of Columbia who have never
performed duty with the brigade rifle
team, either as principals or alternates
and who have never won first place. Dis
lance. 200 yards: seven rounds per man,
kneeling. Nc entrance fee. First prize
| IS; five prizes of 81; ten prizes Of $3;
| fifteen prizes Of 81, and fifteen prizes
| of 81.
| Company team match-Open to one
| team Of five from any company in the
National Guard Of the District of Co.
| lumbia. Distance, 200 yards: ten rounds
per man. five kneeling five sitting First
prize, SIS; second prize. $40; third prize,
| s.. No entrance fee. Principals and al
| ternates of brigade rifle team not eligi-
BILE.
Battalion team match-Open to one team
| Of six from any battalion in the Ma
| tional Guard of the District Of Columbia.
| Each company of the battalion must be
represented on the team. Principals and
alternates of brigade rife team not eligi-
| BILE. Distance, 500 yards: ten rounds per
man. First prize. $40: second prize, SO:
| third prize, s.. No entrance fee.
/ Judd & Detweiler regimental tear
match-Open to one team of six from any
regimental or separate battalion organi-
zation in the National Guard of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, each battalion to be
represented on the team. Principals and
alternates of brigade rifle team not eligi-
| BILE. Distance, 600 yards; ten rounds pei
man. First prize, a trophy presented by
Judd & Detweiler Inc.) and $50 in cash
/ and a bronze medal to each member OF
winning team; the trophy to be held one
year. Second prize, so. II three or more
teams enter. No entrance fee.
| The Carmody match (squadded compe-
Ition)-Open only to enlisted men OF the Ma
| tional Guard of the District Of Columbia
! in their first enlistment who have COM
pleted their official score for the season
of 1913, who have not previously won
! first place in match, and who have not
shot in any interstate competition. Dis
lance, 500 yards: five rounds per man.
First prize, gold medal presented by
Lieut.. John Doyle Carmody. ordnance de-
partment: second prize, IS; third prize, 81;
| fourth prize, &c. and six prizes Of So each.
No entrance fee.
Novice match (squadded competitions
Open only to enlisted men of the Ma
tional Guard of the District Of Columbia
| who have completed their Official score
| for the year 1918. except those who have
qualified as sharpshooters or experts.
Distance, 200 yards; five Shots sitting.
First prize. s.; second prize. 81: third
prize. So, and thirteen prizes 81 each. No
entrance fee.
| The McLennan trophy match-Open to
| the National Guard Of the District of
| Columbia. One man on each team must
| never have qualified as marksman or
| better Companies may enter more than
one team Distance. 500 yards. Number
| of shots, 10. Prize. trophy presented
| nv Mrs Russell M. McLennan, to be
| Competed for annually, and q medal to
each man OF the winning team. en-
! trance fee, Is cents.
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| Wednesday. October 1b.-The Evening
Star match (squadded competition)-Open
| to commissioned officers and enlisted
| men OF the National Guard of the Dis
| t.ic% ~ Columbia who have not nre-