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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
Church IIlII Wing.

Church Hill Athletic Club won both
ends of double bill from Highland
Springs yesterday. batting rally in
the sixth inning of the first game
netted Church Hill seven runs and vic
tory. The loosers made eighteen hits to
the winners nine. Fast fielding, clever
base running and timely batting won
the second game. Saunders had only
one bad inning. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
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Masonic Home Wins.

The Home boys defeated the Union
station Baracas in one sided game
The feature was the heavy batting OF
the whole home team, while Bradley
starred for the visitors.
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summary: Two-base hitS-Hay, Balm,
Duke. Harris. Three base hits-Green.
stolen bases-Liggan 90. Duke. r.
zen, Gibson, Harris, Gregory. Coleman.
ltltS-or Goodman, In innings; off
Decker IS In 0 innings. Bases on
1aiis-by Goodman. I; by Decker. ..
via pitches Decker. Time of game.
hours. Cmpire--Bill Roy.
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JEFFERSON WARD LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
CObbs WING.
e Cobbs defeated the Paramount

The Cobbs defeated the Fairmount
yesterday In both games of double
header by the scores of 2 to and 3 to q
me games were hard-fought through
OUT. both teams playing good ball
Sanepa and Johnson pitched great bail
nonors being about even. Pugh's field
ing was mainly responsible for both OF
featured for Paramount In the ilrst
game The scores:
First game:
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Signal Corps.

Grays -
Signal Corps. % 90 100
Summary: Two-base hits-Rryant
(2) Homo runs-Hankins. Double
plays-Carneal to Haw to Adkins. Bon
durant to Carneal to Adkins. Hits-off
Gregory. In 6 innings; off Carneal. 2
in 8 innings; off Gusti. 3 In innings
Base son balls-hy Gusti. 2; by Gregory.
3. Struck out-by Gusti, I; by Gregory.
i. Left on bascs-Grays, 6; Signal
Corps, s. Time Of game. 1:20. Umpire,
Sandleson.
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Highlnnd Park WING.

Highland Park defeated Leigh Street
Sunday School team by the score OF
to 1. The features Of the game was
Park who struck out ten men. and
the batting and fielding of the entire
team. Carr. for Leigh street. played
n good game behind the bat. Morton,
for Leigh street. pitched we'll,
Score by innings: X. II. f.
Leigh Street 201O10-4 4 3
Highland Park $50. 80 02 80
Batteries: Morton and Carr; Tison
and Knox.
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coleman. w. Bell t2). Scott. Green (2).
II. Bell. Threc-ba hits-Williams (2). |
Sacrifice hits-Mann. Stolen bascs-R
Bell. Hay. Double plays-Bell. unas-
sisted; Liggan to Bell; Coleman (2).
Iiits-or Duke, 10 In Innings Struck
out-by Duke. 2: by Goodman, 3: by
Saunders. 3. Left on bases-H. S., 4:
Z. II. A. c.. 3. Umpire. Bill Roy.
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yfcGIll Defeated.

Highland Park defeated McGin yes
terday by the score, 13 to s. Both
pitchers were hit freely, but the Park
boys hits were opportune. Kelley was
given poor support in the outfield, hits
mat should have been singles went
through for two and three bases Both
Tyson and Duval were given good sup
port. Score:
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Summary: Two-bhse hts = Sa les.
Watts. Pugh. Canepa t2). Stolen bases
Pace, Green. Wharton. Double plays
Sales tunassisted), Sales TO Wharton.
Pendleton to Sales to Wharton. Bases
on balls-off Powell. /: off Watts. l..
erieck. Struck out-by Powell. 5; by
Watts. S. Time of game. 1875. Umpire,
Ridgeway.
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HOwitzers Win.

In n wcll-pIayed game tho uo,..
scora 20 the Barton Heights by tho
battle oh brs to 8, 1t was a pitchers
Howit,zopruue Graves weakened and the
Rar, d,%ers DATED out victory. Tho
S st,nG Heights inheid, as it now
and h1 rs IS ono Of tho best in the CITY,
Whita 1 .eam Will bear Watching. MIR.
"''o has taken hold Of the team.
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Totals =.

Summary: Two-base hits-C. JolliH.
It. Jolliff. Stolen bases---Kendler.
Weisiger Tiller, Folkcs, Womack
Double piay-C. Jolliff to Kendler: Hits
of Brandt. In innings: off Wo.
innings. Bases on balls-on Brandt
2: or womack. l: OFF Jolliff. l.. Struck
Jolliff, 10. Passed balls-Blank. Left
or bases-Laurel Street. 6; Davis '
3. Time of Eamc-i:45. Umpire
Flippen. Scorer-Childrey. Attendance
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FIr,f Nation,I ,x,tn.

Taking advantage of miscues by tho
Soldiers. First National won over the
Blues. to 5, Mt Highland Park
The Blues started the run getting in
the third, making run on n single an
error and sacrifice fly. First National
was out In the ninth on double by NJ
Pitt and r. Pitts single.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

Summary: Two-base hits-Williams,
Reid. Three base hits-Jordan. Stolen
bases.Thomas t2). Luck. Cnvedo.
Wiltshire. Hits-off Williams, in
9 innings; Off McDonough, 10 In 0 In
nings. Bases on balls--off McDonough,
3. Struck out-by Williams, ID; by
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WIN Double I'LL.

The Metropoltans defeated the r. f.
Lee juniors by the scores of to 0
and to 2. Lehman. pitching. featured
the second game. while Taylor fea-
tured both contests. +. Martins batting
VAS a feature
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Paramount Eaglex Lose

Tango Cola defeated the Paramount
Eagles at the Swansboro diamond yes
terday by the score of II to A.
Any team wishing n game call Madi-
son 3S48-J.
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Paramount Ann&xcs Two.

The Fairmount Juniors yesterday
won double bill from tho Church
Hill Giants. Both games were one
sided affairs. Powelrs pitching in the
first game was n feature, allowing
only one hit. The score:
FIRST GAME
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Highland Park, Z; Leigh Street. 6
Whore Ther pIn, No.. s..u-a..

Davis Brothers VS.. Giants. at Second
lakewood. 'N
Laurel Street VS.. Highland Park, at
Fairmount
Fairmount VS.. Leigh Street, at First
lakewood. -
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IL0wItzcrs

%! .UH IlcIgHts 80 0 0-3
usuhIi double plays-Moore.
trhscnhi'' Word CD. Two-basc hit
I'LL y. ihrec base hit-Brownng
h ,o.,Ie Fuhs-A. Powell. Jenkins. Stolen
pa ss-Gentry (2). Bell. Base on balls
on Powell. 1, off Graves. g. Struck
Time of game hours. UmpireSpoh
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FEDERATION LEAGUE

Results of Yesterday's Games.
First National. 6; Blues. s.
Highland Park. 10: McCiill. 5.
Howitzers. s; Barton Heights, 3.
Standing of l.Iuha
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t,n.,t,.c.: y. ............d d0024o-s
Summary: Two-base h;ts-Lawrence
Bases on balls--by Parsons. 9: by
wayne. !. Struck Out--by Parsons, G.;
by Wayne, 4; by Baker. 4.
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c. III. Giants.

Summary: Two base hits-Stutz
Williams. Three-bas hits-POwel
Wiltshire. Stolen Observation-Disclosures
Thcidieck. Gentry. Thomas t2). Clutch
ms 90. Powell. Double play-Cioode
unassisted Bases on bnlls-oT Stutz
6: off England 2. Struck out-by
Stutz. 5; by England, 6. Time Of game
-2:25. Attcndance-650. Umpire
Felyey
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CITY LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Davis Brothers, 8: Laurel Street, l.
rairmount Juniors. 10; Church Hill
GIANTS. tnrst game).
fairmount Juniors. Is; Church Hill
Giants. fsecond game).
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Gentry batted for Turner in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
FIRST GAME,

Paramount ........... o 90 90
Cobbs ................ 2 o 0 0 o o O.
Summary: Two-base hits-powell
Pendlcton. Sacrifice hits-Sale, Pugh.
Stolen bascs-Jackson
Bases on balls-by Canepa, l. by John
son, 0. Batters hit-by Johnson, 2
struck out--by Johnson, 10: by Canepa
{. Time of game, 1875. Umpire, Ridge
way.
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Total
81 >
Eirht National.

,,t'"' " " W u U-1
First National .OO03 00l-6
Summary: Two-base hits-Rose, NJ
PITT. Woodward. Three base hist
Miller. Sacrifice hitS-Sweeney, c. Mil
Ter. Stolen bases-Rose, Wilkinson,
shelton. Double plays-wright to
sweeney to Scales to McRee. Bases on
balls-of Woodward. .. Batters hit
by Wright (Wharton, %. Struck out
by Wright, 8; by Woodward. S. Passed
Dalls-Scal Left on bases-Blues. 3 !;
Umpire, Martenstein.
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NORTHSlDE GUN CLUB

The Northside Gun Club held It's
regular weekly shoot yesterday after
noon when the following scores were
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Players.

Blues 00l02 %
Howitzers 90 0 I o.
Summary: Two base hit-Fairlamb.
Three-base hit-Rawson. Home run
August Bases on balls--by Parsons 3;
by Wayne. /. Struck out-by Parsons,
II; by Wayne, II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
QUARANTINE LIFTED
FROM HENRY COUNTY

An amendment to the foot and
mouth quarantine. effective todev
makes changes i'm the quarantine
heretofore in effect in the various
states as follows.
In Illinois the quarantine is entire
Iv removed from the counties of Ford
and Henry and iD the counties Of
Bureau and Warren it is reduced in
area TO the territories lying within
three miles of each OF the several
township sections containing infected
premises. The counties of Cook, Lake
and McDouough remain unchanged.
In Indiana the guaranteed area in
the county Of Posey is reduced to the
territory within three miles of the in
fected premises situated in the town
ship 81 Black.
In Michigan the quarantine is en-
tirelv removed from Eaginaw countv
the only quarantined area IN that
state being the stock yards at DetTo IT,
which are restricted area for hand
ling animals for immediate slaughter
only,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30

as team captain to lead the Illinois
state team in the national matches.
Use the Automatic.
The automatic As caIfbre pistol H1I
be used for the first time in pistol
competition during the matches at
Camp Logan and team match for
teams Of Eve men viii compete for the
Colonel Milton J. Foreman trophy.
bronze figure OF Frederic Remington
a cavalryman giving the
last drop Of water from his cauteeD 10
his faithful horse, and entitled The
Last Drop"
The Illinois Rife association has
for its object the promotion of the
use OF the military rife and pistol by
and many Of Illinois leading
citizens have been enrolled in its
and now practice on The
state ranges alongside members Of
the Illinois national guard aud are
for honors in all their
competitions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
POLICE
ATTEND SCHOOL
Members of Force Being Educated
Along Lines That WIZ Best serve
Them in Work.

Berkeley. Cal, Aug 50.-The police
of Berkeley are required 10 attend the
university of California. it was an
nounced today.
This it is believed, is the first time
arati0us to have d college bred police
department"
The Berkeley police are being edu-
Gated along those particular lines that
Chief of Police August Eollmer be-
lieves will best serve them in their
work Chief Eollmer is himself tax
ing the course of study prescribed By
himself
More than year ago Chief Follmer
outlined an extensive educational pro-
gram for the department OF his staff.
Professor Henry Goddard. an authority
on psychological subjects. gave the
members Of the police department a
course in psychology. Now. each p0-
Hcemau having passed an examiua-
ton in thar course, another has been
entered upon. the relation of mental
disease to criminoIogy.
The purpose OF the lectures is TO
teach the policemen to understand the
character with which they are obliged
TO deal The general subject of the
series is 'insanitr.
Thus far the members of the police
department have been instructed in tine
following forms Of insanity.
The maniac Oppressive the melaD-
ch0lic aud the paretic. The theory 3
that by the course being given them
the policemen are enabled. through
psychological observations, I'd size
up" man arrested for one form of
crime and ascertain just what other
crimes he might have committed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30

ing good health now and owe it all to
your remedies. take pleasure IN tell
ing my friends and neighbors about
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oahore Street, DanvilIe, Va.
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This famous remedy. the medicinal
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If sou have the slightest doubt
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vice. Your letter will he opened,
read and answered by woman,
and held in strict confidence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
TENNIS OPENING IS
POSTPONED FOR DAY

Forest Hill, L. l. Aug, 30--The
opening round of the national lawn
tennis championship tournament
scheduled for today was postponed
until tomorrow owing TO wet courts.
President r. y Wrenn OF the national
association inspected the courts Of the
West Side club with several mem
bers Of the executive committee and
decided the turf would not permit Of
play today owing to the continued
rain of the past "A hours The same
time schedule and order Of play viii
be observed tomorrow
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
MATHERVTLLE.

There vii he a big dance in Rey-
n0lds Friday evening.
Camp meeting is now on in earnest
at The camp grounds near Milan. Sew
eral are attending from here.
Mrs. Nellie Meuir. Mrs James Had
dick, Mrs. Charles ZUde and Mrs. Ed
Watson were Sherrard visitors Friday.
Arou Dahiberg attended the Cam
bridge fair the latter part of the week.
William Huffman went by auto to
Peoria on business Friday
Gust Engstrom was Rock Island
passenger Wednesday,
Several from here attended the So
ciaI given at the Catholic church north
Of town Wednesday evening
DR.. c. ~ 1EurrelI is now driving q
new Overland touring car
Joe Raisbeek, Grant Liebendorfar
and Win Whan went 10 Rock Island
in the latter's auto THURSDAY
A pickup team went TO Burgess Fri
day. where they defeated the Burgess
team in q game of ball, the score be
ing to TO-
George Coltmau has purchased an
Overland car.
MatHervil]e won a double header
from Viola Wednesday. The first game
was 10 to- g. the other 20 TO ;. Natb-
erville went into "a tie with Burgess
for first place again in the r. l. S.
league Smiley did the pitching for
Viola in the first game and pitched
good game. but with nine errors
back Of him and ID hits made of his
delivery Mathervtlie made the 30 runs.
Smiley famed IS Of the opposing men.
Mrs Milton Jacobs and Mrs. George
Sackfeld were AIedo passengers Tues
day
Chester Olson was in GaIesburg on
business Tuesday.
Mrs Gust Engstrom and daughter,
Emma, were in Reynolds Wednesday.
James Smith has moved into the
house vacated by Dewitt Norey
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Barton and
family are visiting in Malta, I'll. They
made the trip in their auto
By defeating Burgess Saturday 3 to
0 at Burgess MatherviIle took first
place in the r. /. S. league, Mather
Vile has won the last Il games. Math-
erville lost the first two games to Bur
CESS and has had an uphill fight since
for first place They have FIVE games
to play, one with Burgess, two with
Viola and two with Reynolds The
score was 5 10 0 in Saturdays game.
Miss Patterson Of Boone. Iowa Wis
tied Sunday al Charles CoItman's
home
Born TO Mr. and Mrs Wvndom
James baby boy, Saturday
a birthday party. was given al the
home Of Mrs Ida Bengston Saturday
evening in honor Of her son. EpHriam
Thomas WauIess Of sIlvis visited
here SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Roquet and son.
Coburn we're Sherrard visitors sun
day
4 large number Of Latter Day Saints
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
ROCK ISLAND CUBS
DTSBAND FOR YEAR

The Rock Island Cubs have disband-
ed for the season after a most success
full year on the diamond In 20 games
PLAYED the Cubs have won 13 and lost
but seven contests. In the race for
the tri-city championship OF the light
weight division the Cubs finished sec
ond. the Illinois OIL company winning
this title. ManseIsdorf DanieIson and
Morse led the team in hitting. each
batting well above the 500 mark The
following players composed the team
throughout the present season A
Voege, III, Edwards. 2b, Z. Danielson,
SIS; Morse. BIB; Hotchkiss, C Erbstein.
If: H. Myers. Of, Mangeisdorf. p, ".
DanieIson, p Cavanaugh. p, and a
Voege, RI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
They

spent Sunday in Muscatiue, They
made rhe "trip by auto.
W. r. Lee. who has been receiving
treatment i'm WATERFOWL, has returned
nome.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Moline and two
children we're Cable visitors Sunday
The ladies' of the NJ. <. church wiz
give a bazaar and supper at The church
Aug. SO.
Mrs. clyde Lawson is visiting in
Victoria
Mrs. Lee Davis and Miss Elsie Hu-
mason Of Moline visited Mrs. Nellie
Menu Sunday.
Mrs john 0melta and daughter Of
Sherrard are visiting here.
Elmos Je1eries has gone 10 Pennsyi-
Tauta
MIR. and Mrs. Willie PUrvis were tri-
city visitors The first of the week
Mrs. James Jenkins and children are
visiting in Canton.
+. NJ Sherman. who recently re-
turned from South America visited
with Frank Russell the first of the
week.
Mr. ana Mrs Morris Mulugan and
two daughters, Peter Conner and
niece and Fred Schroeder and son WI
her attended the home coming at Coal
Valley THURSDAY.
MI and Mrs. James Engles were
week end visitors in Rock Island
Mr.. and Mrs John Hebbeln and two
sons. Mrs. Frank Russell and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Lawson were
Sherrard visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. John Russell and daughter
Hannibal were AIedo shoppers Tues
day.
Mrs. Schiess. q we'll known woman of
this community died at her home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30

about four miles northeast Of here
Sunday. She was 80 years old. Mrs,
Schiess is rhe mother of Mrs. George
Raisbeck OF this plasce.
Dewitt Morev has moved into the
house recently vacated by B, Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennedy and
Two sons were Gilchrist visitors sun
day.
The Mathervilie Top Notchers won "a
game Of bali from Gilchrist sunday
on the home grounds. The score was
l4-5.
John Adams, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Adams, broke his arm Tuesday
when he tripped and fell on the con
crete walk
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Muller and Miss
Linda Muller Of sherrard we're visitors
here Wednesday.
Geneva Crone celebrated her sth
birthday Wednesday evening by invit-
ing a number of young folks 10 her
home. Refreshments were served by
Genevieve's mother. Games we're play
ed and a good time was had.
William Esp was a Rock Island pas
senger Thursday.
The business men held a meeting
and organized what viii he known as
the Business Mems Protective asso-
citation.
Jesse Crone and Willie Dowsett went
by auto to Rock Island Wednesday.
The MatherWlle Blo0mers we're de
feated 10 bail game by the Hy Tex
Boomers at ShaIe City Thursday by a
score Of 1919.
Arid Olson was Rock Island pas
senger Thursday.
All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
JITBuS MEASURE
BEFORE COUNCIL
one Of Three Important Matters SEIZED
uIed to Come Up NJ Regular
Weekly Meeting.
CLAUsE on res Is AMENDED
Act Slightly Different Prom That in
Moline as Result of Informal
Session Of City Dads.

Three important matters are SEIZED
uIed TO come before the city commits
sion at its regular weekly meeting tbfs
evening. Tho jftuey bus ordinance
viii he up for consideration. the san
atorium fight will be brought before
the councilmen and il Is quite likely
that commissioner of public works ].
A. MuTrin, VIII have q report to make
on the proposed removal of the city
scales station on Market square.
The council met I'm informal session
late Saturday afternoon al which time
several amendments were made 10 the
jirney bus ordinance. which the com
mission has had under discussion for
the last month The most important
change was with regard 70 the license
fees to be charged and if the measure
is adopted as It now stands. it will
vary in this one particular from the
act passed by the Moline city council
As the ordinance originally stood
provision was made for a fee of s25
for cars with capacity Of seven pas
sengers or less and S35 for machines
able to accommodate over that num-
her. The commission at the informal
session added a clause so that s25 will
be charged for cars with capacity for
seven persons. S35 for machines carry
ing between seven and - people. and
buses with seating room for over that
number the license fee is $50 per
annum The $50 fee is not in the Mo
mine ordinance. At present there is
but one car operating between Rock
Island and Moline which will be affect
ed by the change should the proposed
ordinance be adopted
If the measure is voted for consid-
Grafton this evening at its first reading
it viii be laid over until next Monday
night at which time it will be up for
second reading and adoption
Expect Sanatorium Fight
city officials today anticipated that
residents OF the hul section would be
on hant tonight to carry their fight
before the council against the location
Of the tuberculosis sauatorium on the
bluff. 1t viii be recalled that at ses-
sion of the council as committee Of
the whole last week action on the res
olution to adopt the medical boards
report on letting Of the contract was
deferred uphill tonight.
Commissioner Murrin said this
morning that he may have a report to
make to the council tonight with re-
gard 10 the proposed removal Of the
city weighing station from Market
square He said that there were sew
eraI teehnicaIities on which he would
first have TO confer with City Attor-
ney J. x. Scott and then he would be
better able TO advise the council as
ITO the necessary steps
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-30
STATE RIFLEMEn
ALSO WILL MEET
nIincis Association Holds Competi-
ton at same Time a. the Ma
i0nal Guard.
rvEBAL TROPHIES OFFERED
Eany Leading Citizens VIII Take Part
in Contests Alongside the
MiIifiamen.

The Illinois State Rife association
rill hold its tenth annual rife and re-
volyer matches in conjunction with
tho competition OF the Illinois Nation
ii Guard On the state range at Camp
logan near Zion City, commencing
7ataraav Sept, 4. and continuing over
Labor day
Several valuable individual trophies
Will be competed for
Among the ones offered for teams
Is the Colonel s. e. Bliss trophy, val
gsd al s. 900 and presented by Colonel
Sc Bliss OF Chicago. II is now held
b. the First infantry l. ~ O., ami
renresaurs the regimentaI champ ion-
snip Of the state
The company team championship
trophy fbronze)! is a set Of figures
represeurtHg she pioneer riHemeu de
tending stockade against Indians.
This trophy is held by company p.
first infantry. T. ~ G.. and represent 3
the company team champion hip Of
tha state.
The matches scheduled for competi-
ton are the Peters Cartridge com
many Ty-o team match. open 10 teams
az three men from any civilian rise
club 8r company Of the national
guard. and consists OF seven shots at
200 sud 500 Yards.
Match for Teams Of Five.
A fve-meu company team match is
scheduled for Sunday. Sept. 3. and
teams of i've men from each regi-