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

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SKATER, July 25.-Com
pany X, I'd Infantry, distanced its
own battalion and leads the regiment
in the results of individual firing or
the range for the season just ending
The company is commanded by Capt
Paul =. Malone and attained a re
markedly large percentage of qualifiet
men of those on it's rolls. Out of q
total OF ia firing the prescribed
course for this season. So individuals
attained Classification as marksman OF
better. These are distributed as tt
grades into five expert riflemen, q
sharpshooters and So marksmcn. Ser
geant Arthur Conner leads the com
pany in this years scores with to
tai of 257.
The full list with scores for K com
pany is as follows: Expert riflemen-
Sergt. Arthur Conner, 257; CorpI. Har
~ F. Kibbey, 257I; Privates Furrey
Fischetti, 256; Frank Parkinson, 255
Charles Carlton, ESQ. Sharpshooters
' --Musn. Joseph DUbish. $50; Pvt. VIM
H. Beadle, $50; Ssrgt. David C. Coch
ran, 249; Corpl. William M Button
247; Corpl. James ID. Daley, 247; Pvt
Arthur Woolbright, 245; Sergt. Thos
Hayes. 245; Lieut., Carl A. Hardigg
245; Sergt. Alfred F. Florence, 245;
Musn. William J. Bunton, 245; Pvt
John E. Christen, 244; Pvt Wilson
Cover, 244; Pvt Francis X. Hughes
242;' Pvt. Thomas Senyuk, 242; Pvt
Abraham Lesky. $40; Pvt Oda> Hill
gao; Pvt Wiley H. O'Mohundro, 239;
Pvt. Charlie p. Roberts, 239; Pvt. Ed
ward ]. Brown, 23S: Pvt. Percy Woos
ter. 23S; Pvt. Joseph M. Burns, 23S.
Marksmen-Pyt. Omer Adams. 237;
Pvt. Joseph Bauer. 1886; Corpl. Gar.
field F.. Hurst, 236; Corpl. Thomas
Reilly, 235: Pvt. Matthias Rauchbauer
1856; Sergt Alexander Charleston, 235;
CorpL Joseph Taylor, 235; Pvts. Ray
e. Baxter, 235; Charles E. Robertson
234; Frank j.. Gilman, 2S4; Jack L.
Zimmatcre, 234; Corpl. Jake Crabtree,
231; Pvt. Herbert Abbott. 231; Pvt
David C. Brady, 230; Cook Walter
SchlegelmiIch, 230; Pvs. Solomon
Resnick, $50; Jack Lundy, 229; Chas,
C. Myer, 800; Edward Demoretz, 229;
Sergt Charles e. Wood, 229; Pvt,
Edgar C. Jones, 22S; Sergt, Lewis Alb
bolt, 22S; Pvt James E. McVay, 22S:
Artificer Arthur Sofa, 22s; Pvts. Har.
ry Kennedy, 2s5; John w. Gaines,
224; Earl L. Myers, ga; Earl B. Cor.
don. 224; Martin j. Kaalicke, 223;
Victor M. Spraggins, 221; Pete Gatso,
go; Paul A. Harbula, Jr., 220; An
drew Krohley, 800; Edward R. Davis,
go; Frank Morgan, 219; Gustav
Rother, Jr., 219; James S. Johnson,
219; John Flynn, 218; Harry E. Conn,
21S; Alexander M. Pullman, 217; Har.
ry A. Peters. BIS; Thomas s. Watkins,
213; James Plagg, 213; James S. Mont.
gomery, 213; Joseph A. Schadewald,
w. Banktson, 212; Clarence E. Dow
ney, BIO; Amos Todisco, 209; Frank
L. Mix, ,209; Charles F. McVeigh, 20S;
Corpl. Joseph F. Spinner. 206; Pvts.
Homer Cartwright, POI; Eugene ]. CHS.
CO, 207; Walter Y. Partee, 207; Cor
nelius A. McGrath, 206; John Czekans-
XII, 20; Corpl Ray Dills, 203; Pvt
William H. Krause. 202 and Pvt Clyde
" Bureh, 202. In addition to the
above Capt. Paul B. Malone and LIST
SerRt. Victor Whitaker, as previously
qualified expert riflemen, did not fire
the course but are shown on the rolls
of the company in that grade.
Taken alphabetically the next com
pany in the battalion is Company I,
and its qualified men number 81, dis
tributed as one expert rifleman, six
sharpshooters and SO marksmen Pvt
John Rampley heads this. company
as an expert with score of 253. The
sharpshooters are LIST Lieut. Fred A.
Cook (attached) 251; 1st Lieut.. Homer
~ Preston, ESQ; Pvt Michael J. Duff
fly. 245; Pvt. Fred E. Osmon, 244 !;
Corpl, James Mccarthy. 238. and Arti.
ficer Carl G. Morgan, 23S. The marks.
men are Pvt Charles Casey, 236;
Corpl. Otto d. Brown, 236; Pvts. VIM.
]. Ward, 234; Morris ]. Anthony, 233 !;
Joseph Burke. 232; Jos0ph Parish,
2S2; I'd Lieut.. Douglass T. Greene,
1872; Corpt. Augustus T. Bates, 232;
Capt. Joseph C. Kay, $50; Pvt. Chris.
]. Kempton. 229; Corpl. Peter Holm,
229: Pvt James Hickerson, 229; Pvt.
Luther E. Stroud. 229; Sergt William
J. Ryan, 23S; Corpf Fred A. Deck,
227; Pvt. Ben H. McReynolds. 226:
Sergt. Frank ]. Sullivan. 225: Pvts.
Homer H. Haws. 225; Harry A. Mil
Ter. 224: Joseph F. Gambill. 224; Ed,
ward H. Fogarty, 225; Richard DELPHI.
224; John ]. Mussmon. go: Herbert
C. Pepp, go; Joseph Pokrzywinski,
2l9; Frank Yoeunn, 217: Homer L.
knight, BIT: Sefgt. Harry Hainsey,
217; Pvts. Charles s. Whitson, ZIG;
Walter Camp. ZIG; Peter P. Reilly,
214; Quo I1eman; 2l3: Wladyslaw
Dobski. 212; William B. Lucas, 212;
Harvey A. Mahson, 212; Joseph Z.