Evening star., 1916-10-22

tional team match (nnals). and Thuzv-
day. united service match The various
teams probably win begin to isa.s the
pected that all win not get away until
Saturday.
tendent of>police. who IL captain Of the
local high school team, has returned
from the matches. DR.. Claus ]. Sohwaxtx
Of Eastern High School now 10 in
charge Of the boys.
According to word received here. the
equipment loaned to the local teams
from the Winthrop range Is greatly ap-
pi eciated 1t Is said that the District
m IN in their shooting dungarees pre-
sent far better appearance on the
range than the majority Of the repre-
sentatives from other parts Of the
country.
sergt. Ollie NJ schriver, sergt A. B.
Hale. Sergt. John Andrews and Corp.
" W. NJ Randall are among those who
team match Wednesday. All of them
are known among the local rffiemen'
because Of their work on the indoor
ranges and at Winthrop.
Good Scores on Market Range.
A. B. Gleason of the Military Service
Legion Rifle Club. led the week ON the
Eastern market full charge range, with
tho exceptionally nigh score of 1ss out
of possible 200 points. J. r. Williams
Of tho Secretary's Office Club was sec
ond. with 1877 points. and A. M. Ashley
Of the same club was third. with the
same score.
Other scores for the past week fol-
Quinn, Secretary's once. 1856; A. e.
Seidler. unattached. 1872: J. H. Robert
son. D. C.. r. c.. 1872; 8. Boswell, unat-
taehed; 1sI; r. D. Trussell. G: P; O..
Union. 1888: w. E. Robertson. D. c. r.
c.. 1877; E. T. Muetersbaugh, Fairfax,
1ss: J. II. Firth, Army and Navy Union.
1s6; j. B. Gamble. Fairfax. 1S2. and r.
X. Marsh. Fairfax, 174.
Corp. Martin A. McGrory. who 10 In
charge of the range, will make special
arrangements for opening the range
Saturday afternoons. He can be reached
between the hours of and 4 O'Clock
during the day.
Outsider Makes Good Scores.
D. r. Noonan of Paris, H., trap
shooting expert, led the week at the
Poll Theater small charge range, with
the following record: At seventy-ive
feet. 1914 out of 200 points: at fifty
feet. 1876 out of 200 points; at fifty feet,
40 out of so points: at fifty feet, so out
of SO points (twice); at fifty feet, 80
out of 100 points, and at fifty feet, 100
out of 100 points.
Another high score was made by L.
w. Ferguson of the Patent Office Rifle
Club. who made a score of SO out of SO
points. at a distance of fifty feet and
in a standing position. He also made
a score of AZ out of so points with the
revolver.
Other recent high scores follow: r.
]. Hunt. at seventy-five feet, prone, 81
out Of 100 points: E. r. Cole, at nfty
feet, prone, 49 out of SO points; F. r.
so points. and standing, SO out OF so
points.
Upon the disqualification of the
Phoenix, Arizona, Rife Club. the re-
vised standing of the recent civilian
club national match, the Home Club
Target Association of the Interior De-
partment comes up to fourteenth place
and the War Department Rife Club
moves up to nineteenth place.
Plans for a winter of active work are
to be made by the Patent ONCE Rifle
Club at the close of the national
matches.
The Western High School Rife Club
has organized for the coming season
The other high school clubs win not
begin their work until tho return of
leading members from Jacksonville.
Western has no representatives In the
national matches.