Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-16

Special Dispatch The Star.
! CAMP PERRY. OHIO. august 10
The morning of the second day Of the
rifle tournament found he District of
Columbia marksnen on the skirmish
iield early competing in the governors
cup match. an Ohio State Rifle Asso
citation contest, shot under the aus
pces of the National Rifle Association.
that duplicates the conditions of the
Presidents match. The first stage
skirmish and 600 yards-was run off
today: the second stagc-surprise and
], 900 yards-will not be reached until
| Monday morning.
| In the adjutant generals match. also
| an Ohio contest, this afternoon the
members Of the District team will not
participate 1t is "A 1,O00-yard, twenty
shot race with any rifle telescopes al
lowcdD and any ammunition, for the
$500 adjutant generals cup.
The Districts two range officers al the
tournament arc living III style ut NO.
Broadway Broadway is the select street
| i'm the range officers camp back oil the
Upward firing lire. In front is Dusty
street. to which arc assigned the service
! and militia second leutenants. Benlna
| that is Rye street, then Siphon street.
then Water street with broadway In the
quiet rear for coIoneis ana majors. llcre
are housed in spacious hospitai tent
| Lieut. Col. Glcndie &. Young and MAJ.
| Thomas 5. King.
Lieut.. Col tiIendie =. Young. captain
| of the United States team in the world $
championsh. p j0O-meter free i1He
matcn of the international Union. Sep
| TENDER &, has announced the list OF
| andldates-twensy-for the i've places
| which he will Till at the August 20 try
out The pick of Americas sharp
shooters are out for the honors.
| The District of Columbia is represent
ed by Capt. Frederick ii. Heidenrelch,
captain OF the District team in 1909.
| HIS competitors are:
Candidates for Try-Out.
| Lieut. c. r. Osborne of the navy. a
member of the 1912 victorious Olympic
| team, Capt. c. l.. Burdette, West Vir-
| ginia high man on the Olympic team;
Capt f.. S. Hird, Iowa, of the Olympic
team; Capt. +. W. Eddy. Capt. Ernest
w Miller and Capt W. H. Andrews OF
Ohio, menners Of the Buckeye team that
| attended The International Unions tour
nament at Biarritz, France, in 1872, with
| ORA wing from the free rifle team match
because tneir IiHas Were not suitable;
Lieut.. Col. William +. Tewes OF Ne" Jer-
| sey member of the 1917 Palma team
that defeated Canada at Ottawa by the
worid-reoOrd score OF l,12o: Lieut.. John
H. kneubel, New York member of the
| 1912 Palma and the 1872 team that de-
| feated the Argentine Republic ana the
rest of South America at Buenos Aires in
the Pan-American Shooting Unions co.
meter military rifle match, which will be
fought over again here on September -.
the closing day of the tournament; Serst.
Ollie Schriver, United States Marine
Corps who shot on the South American
team, and Serst. James III. keou. and
Sergt. Frank H. kean OF Massachusetts,
members of the 1872 alma.
Second Day Weather Conditions Fine
| CAMP PERRY. Ohio. August 16.-The
| second day of the National Rifle Associa-
TONS tournament opened today with
| splendid weather conditions.
| Practice shooting prevailed Oh the $40
| yard range this morning. Some prelin.-
| nary practice also was done on the re-
| ranges The running deer target :