Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25
COMPANY K, I'd INFANTRY, HAS
ENVIABLE RECORD ON THE RANGE

Saindon, 212; Musn. Thomas Carver,
I'll; Corpl. Lawrence J. Howard, 211;
PVts. David f. Whelan, I'll; Oliver
H. Wratchford. ali: COrpl. Frank w
Henderson, 21O; Sergt. Joseph J. Kel-
ley, 209; Pvts. Victor Rosenberger,
EOS; Tea Bolts, 208; John Hrupka,
207; Alfred v Woods, 2O7; Samuel
G. Tanning, 206; Thomas Ryan, POS;
Corpl Charles E. Ridley. 204, and Pvt
Frank Piroski 1903 Additional mem
bers of Company holding qualifi-
cation are 1st Sergt Albert G. Hess
and Pvt. Nathan Elmer, both of whom
are expert rtflemen from the previous
season.
Sergt Abraham Littman, as sharp
shooter with a score of 246, heads the
list in Company L. Five other men of
that company are in the sharpshooter
class. They are Pvt Albert F. Skaggs,
GAG; I'd Lieut. Thomas ]. Camp, 244;
Corpl. William Fletcher, 243; 1st
Sergt. Grin H. Rigley, 238, and Q. NJ.
Sergt. Joseph A. Welz, 23S. In the
marksman grade are AZ men. That
list is Pvt John T. Johnson, 237; Pvt.
Hiram c. Riddle, 1886; Lance Corpl.
Harvey j. Fogleman, 1893; Pvt. Chas.
Hutchings, Jr., 231; Pvt. George w.
Hammond, 300; lCorpl.I William Mayes,
229; Sergt. Clarence A.. Hammer, 227;
Musn. Verde G. Beard, 226; Pvt. Ray
mon E. Mason, 226; Corpl Robert
Lection, 225; Pvt Mel S. Miller, 224;
Sergt. Limuel F. Hill, 1923; Sergt.
William Bryant, 221; Pvts. Patrick
Freeman, 221; Joseph Rout, 221; Rich
ard Fischer, 2l9; William Rich, 219;
Corpl. Charles R,Seitz 217; Pvt. Hugh
man, 216; Pvt Andrew F. Sproch,
ZIG; Artifr. Matthew Reynolds, 214;
Corpl. Walter iBurdelski, 214; Musn.
Loren T. 1sley, 214; Pvt. Elbridge B.
Bundy. ga; Pvt William o. Kimsey,
214; Pvt: Joseph Lobovich, 215; Pvt.
John F.. JaFell, PA; Lance Corpl.
Charles Danehman, 211; Cook Pedro
Cortana, 211a Pvt. William E. Mize,
I'll; Sergt Frederick Bush, 30; Pvt.
Bee w. Ellis, 30; Pvts. Walter A.
Emerson, 210. Brace D. Hollon, 209;
John Sabo, Jfst 209; Rudolf o. Rohde,
EOS; Charlie f. Midkiff, 20S: Corpl.
Thomas Hennessey, 207; Pvt. Carl
Hansen, EOS, .Corpl. Edward Dore,
202; Pvt Harry Goldfisher, 202. Isaac
Walters OF L is the only holdover
man, and he has sharpshooter grade.
Lieut.. Robert G.. Calder, as sharp
shooter and with score of 244, is at
the head of M Company in scores.
Corporal Reilly is the only other mem
Der of that class, and he also made
244. The marksmen of the company
are Private Hooper, 1886; Q. NJ. Sergt.
Heyne, 235; Corporal East, 234; Pvt
Montgomery, 234; Pvt. Roman, 234;
Sergt. Votaw, 1885, Pvt Cribs, 1888;
Corpl. Knapp, 22S; Pvt. Taylor. 227;
Pvt. Francisco, 220: Corpl. Coakley,
219; Pvts. Kelley, 219; Woolum, PIT;
Moir, 215; Walters, 216; Quinn, PA;
Corpl. Dean, 214; Pvts Dougherty, 210;
Frank, 210; Kodeboxz, 209; Werner,
209; Behnke. 207; Thornton, 206;
Bukoski, EOS; Corpl Fleszar. 204;
Corpl Murdoch, 203; Pvt Stegler,
203, and Captain Watkins, 203. Ser
geant Stubblebine holds over as an
expert rif1emen Sergeant Heyne,
Corporal Knapp and Private Stegler
qualified last year as sharpshooters,
and LIST Sergeant Mullin and Private
Loser as marksmen. Captain George
S. Gibbs, Signal Corps, attached for fir
ing to X Company. qualified as a
marksman with q score of 226. Lieut.
F. F. Black, Signal Corps, also quail
fled as. marksman with PIP. Lieut.
Frederick w Barker was attached to
nj Company and made marksman with
2S7, while Lieut. ]. D. Reardan, A. D.
c., fired with L and with 236 made
marksman's grade.