Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-24
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an unusually large percentage Of the
353 men that fred the course attained
the qualification Of marksman or of
the higher grades The battalion num-
lers for this years firing Ave expert
ritemen, IS sharpshooterS and l16
marksmen. The percentage OF quail
flying scores is trifie IN excess OF
81 of the number taking the course
Cofpl. Oesterbo OF d Company. with
$50 points, leads the battalion. with
Lieut.. C. H. Wright second. with a
score Of 25S Both are in the expert
classification and the other men that
attained the same classification, but
with slightly smaller scores, are ali
OF B Company and are Pvt. William
Mcdonald. 257: Pvt Daniel G. Dona-
hue, 256. and Corpl. Christopher Mes.
tor. 255 The other men that quail
fed. according to companies and to
the scores In each. are as follows:
Company A-Shafpshooters, Lance
Corpl Stephens. 2Is; 1st Sgt. Harri-
son. PAS; Sergt. Barr. 24a; Lance
Corpl. Wood. 245: Q. NJ. Sergt. Var
deman. 244; Pvt. Norris, 243: Pvt.
Corb:tt. PAP, and CorpL Wilson. 239
Marksmen-Pvt Roam, 23l; Pvt.
Thompson. 800; Pvt. Coburn. $50:
Pvt. Jurkiewicz. 800; Pvt. Pasztor,
1929; Pvt. Porsch. 227; CorpL Moore,
226; Pvt. Donmoyer. 29G: Pvt. Han.
son. 224; Pvt Gulley, 1872; Pvt. Cur
rCtte. 220; Pvt. Foust. 2l9; Pvt Do
rem. 2lS; Pvt. Newman. els; Pvt
Fowler. 214; Pvt. Neeley. 214; Pvt
Graham. 2l3; Pvt Hargett, 212: Pvt
Witt. 2t2; Sergt Tilford, 2ll: Pvt.
Amundson, PHI: Pvt. Mayes. 2ll; Pvt.
McAuliife, 21l; Pvt McBect, gil; Pvt.
Earning. 210; Pvt Hanslik, 2O9; Pvt
Starr, 200: Pvt Brimm. 20S: Pvt
Pierce. 20S; Corpl. Alexander, 2O7;
Art. Embry, 207; Pvt. Caperton.
POI; Pvt Robbins, POS; Sergt. Brown.
203, and Pvt. Braun. 202. Company B
harpshoOtersI.ieut. f. l. Hoffman.
252: Pvt Iaflamme. $50; Pvt. Sam
uelSCn, ESQ.,: Pvt. Nelson, 249; Pvt
France. 2+S; Sergt. ,KiR1bren. PAS;
Pvt. Stauffer. 245: Sergt. Smith. PA;
Q. NJ Sergt. Shelton. $40. and Pvt
Allen. 239. Marksmen-Pvt Durham,
237i Pvt Stewart, 237: Pvt. Smith.
237; Pvt. Kruger. 237; Lieut.. Pol
hemus. 1872; Pvt Epperson. 232; Pvt
Rowe, 231; Cornl@ Rodgers. 231;
Corpl. Alien. 23n: cornl. Hemple, go;
Pvt Taylor. 22S: PVT. eeden. 22S;
Pvt. Burchett,. 227: Pvt. Havel. 22T:
Sergt .McPaTmer,. 226; Pvt. AIlmon.
.226; Pvt Clawson,. 225: Pvt. Wilt
, oms. 225: pvt Orr. 2o5: CnrpI. Eos.
ter. 224: Pvt SYink. 223:: Pvt Dodge,
! 22T: Pvt. Fransefl. 220: Pvt. Nadine,
: 800: Pvt, Pfncheek. 220: Pvt, Dareton,
219; Pvt, r, Johnson. 219 Pvt. Petit
grew; 219; Pvt. Kicker, 219; Musn.
Young, 2rS: Musff Ah1non, 2f7:: Cook
Bell, 2l6; Sgt. McMains, 216; Pvt.
Schwartz, 213; Pvt Montfort, 212,
Pvt. Thompson, 21D; PVT. Barton, 21O;
Pvt Clithero, .206; Pvt Byrne, 205:
Pvt. Cordes. 205; Pvt. kowalewski,
goa; Pvt. Portman, 204: Pvt. Regis
ter, 2O4; Pvt. Burns, 202; Pvt Lam
bert, .202, and Pvt. Wapniok, 2o2.
Company. C sharpshooters-1st Sergt
Kyle, 251; Stevens, ESQ; Lieut. Ed
gerly, 244; Pvt. Serpy, <241'; Pvt. Pat
tin. 241: Pvt Green, 23S; and Pvt
Moore, 23S. UNSATISFACTORY. Lyn.
skey, 2S5; Pvt. Murrah.s 234s. Pvt
Rigsby, 234; Pvt. Biles, 233; CorpI
McLendon. 1872: Musn... Davis, 1892,
Pvt, High, 232; Pvt. Cocker. 23l; Corpi
Rowland. .230; Pvt. Newman. 229;
Cook Keever, 1923; Pvt. Elliot, 229;
Pvt Lavfnski, 229; Pvt. sWetzel, 22S:
Pvt Courier, 22s; Pvt. Davidson, 227;
Pvt. Sullens, 227; Lieut.. Abraham,
226; Pvt ,Ebisch,. 225; Lieut.. Black.
225; Pvt. Baxter. 224; Pvt. BlaIock,
224; Sergt. Paige, 224; Pvt. G.
Thompson, 223;, PVT. G. E. Smith, 223;
Pvt. Bewernick. 222; Pvt. w. l.
Brown, 222; Pvt. 5Hollerbach, 222:
Sergt. Strother, 222; Pvt. Sapp, 222;
Pvt. Jackson, POI; Corpl. Brinker,
21S; Pvt. Dohn, 21S; Pvt. McCarson,
21S; Pvt. Dzinbinski, 215; Cook Sto-
yer. PA; Corpl. McGafrigle. 212; Pvt,
Majewski. 212; Pvt. Pearson, 212;
Corpl.- Rubbing. 211; Pvt. Brosch,
210; Lance Corpl. Fraser, 40; Pvt.
Lewis, 209; Pvt. Burke, 2O9; Pvt.
Marksberry,- 20S; Pvt. Zitzow, 20S;
Pvt. Errico, POS; Pvt, Mcclure, 2O5;
Pvt. Foster. 204; Musn. Oliver, 203;
Pvt. Caldwell, 203, and Pvt. Farrell,
202. Company D. Sharpshooters-
Pvt Bailey, 250; Corpl. Haltfwanger
24S; Corpl Lessnick, PAS; Pvt. Sha.
piro, 247; Corpl. Duncan, 241; Musn.
Riggs. 241; Pvt Blystone, 241; Sergt
Peed, 239, and Pvt. Price, 23S. Marks
men-Lieut. Lyman, 236; Pvt. Shell.
ton. 235;. Pvt. Riley, 234; Pvt. Hin.
ton, pa; Pvt. Jackson, 233; Pvt. Tur.
ley, 233; Pvt. Thompson, 233; Pvt.
Carter, 1913; Pvt. Sullivan, 1st, 233;
Pvt. Hoots, $780, Cook Taylor, 229;
Pvt, Mckinley. 22S; Pvt. CoyIe, 227;
Pvt. Mason, 226; Pvt. Mackey, 226;
Pvt. Dololou, 223; Pvt. Fem, 222;
Pvt Helko. 222; 1st Sergt. Leyden,
221: Pvt. Coo9 221; Pvt. Savage, 219;
Pvt. Ashmore, 218; Pvt. Reynolds,
217; Pvt Doris, 217: Pvt. Downs, PIG;
Pvt. Kiefer, BIG; Pvt. McElroy, PA;
Pvt Russell, 212: Pvt. Combs. Pill;
Sergt. Larkin,- 210;' Artfr. Davis, 21O;
Pvt. Wood. 219; Pvt. Brown. End.
20s; Pvt Thurston, 2O6; Pvt.$aIcDon-
al 006. oo.~k