Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-25
WITH THE
RIFLE CLUBS

G. E. Cook of the Washington Rifle
Club did some great shooting at the
small-bore range under Polls Theater
last week Not only did he shoot a
high prone score of 19s-very nearly
perfect, and a remarkable performance
with the small gun-but he led in the
midposition with a score of 1876 and in
the standing offhand with 1856. 8. Fer
rec of the Military Service Legion Rifle
Club shot a score of 100 with the pistol,
beating the mark set by j. c. Bum of
the Washington Rife Club some time
ago by two points. --'.
The summaries: Prone-G. E. Cook,
Washington Rifle Club. 1873; w. c. Har-
rison, Central High School, 1876; S. H.
Weeder, Home Rife Club. 1876; r. M.
Morris, Central High School, 1ss. Mid
position--G. E. Cook, Washington Rifle
ment Rifle Club. 1893; Alpheus Winter,
Washington Rifle Club. 1911; ]. s. Petrie,
Home Club Rifle Club, 1856; F. N. Stone,
Home Club Rifle Club. 1874. Standing Off
hand-G. E. Cook, Washington Rihe
School, 179; W. r. Stokes, Central High
School, 179; F. S. Harbaugh, Central
High school, l73: w. c. Harrison, Cen
trail High School, III.
Legion Rifle Club, 1870; R. N. Miller. Big
Four Rifle Club. ia; G. B. Cornwell
washington Rifle club. 1858; r. Alder
man, Washington Rifle Club, 1875.
High individual scores are as follows
Club. 1873; midposition, g. E. Cook
Washington Rifle Club, 1876; standing
| ofhand. G. E. Cook. Washington Rife
Club, 1856; pistol. S. Ferree, Military
1 u
r. V. Reynolds and o. NJ. Schriver led
the shooters of the Washington Rife
Club in the national iHterclub gallery
Polls Theater last week, with scores
of 1s9. The results follow: r. V. Rey
nolds. 1873; o. NJ. Schriver, 1873; J. J: An
drews, 1873; j. H.. Robertson, 1913; w. c
Winter. 1856; w. A. sprout. 1874; c. E
Groom, 1888; w. r. Stokes. 1873. Com
bined team totals, ss1. sS1-l.s52.
W. Leary of the washington Rife Ciut
and S. H. Weeder Of the Home Clut
Rifle Club shot perfect scores in slow fir,
| on the service rife range at Eastern
market last week in the District OF Co
lumbia Rifle Association indoor matches
| NJ. E. Weaver of the Home Club Riff
| Club had score of 109 in alternate
shooting, changing positions, and G. E
| Cook of the Washington Rifle Club. Wit
performed we'll on the smail-bore range
| had a perfect score shooting rapid fir,
| with the service load. The summaries
| Slow fire-W. Leary. Washington Riff
| Club, 100; S. II. Weeder. Home Club Riff
| Club, 100; V. A. Osterman. Washington
Rife Club, 81; M. E. Weaver, Home Clul
Rifle Club. 81; w. C. Himrnler Easter
/! High School, 95 Rapid free. Z. Cook
Washington Rifle Club. 100; A. Colburn
Home Club Rife Club, 80; r. T. j. Barber
Washington Rife Club, %: w. r. Men
CERT, Eastern High School. So; H. Fl
Gamble, Erecting Shop Rife Club, 81
Alternate fire-M. E. Weaver. Home Clul
Rife Club, 100; C. F. Chisholm, Easter
High School. 100; G. E. Cook, Washington
Rife Club, 80; r. T. ]. Barber, Washing
ton Rife Club. 9s;- A. Colburn. Home Clu
Rifle Club. 95. hs
High individual scores for the sntir
match are as follows: Slow fire-W. r
Stokes. Central High School: NJ. E
Weaver. Home Club; R. v. Reynolds, for
est service; r. c. Stokes. Central Higl
School; r. NJ. Morris. Central High School
&c. F. Chisholm. Eastern High School; G
e. Cook. Washington Rifle Club; A.. Col
burn, Home Club; W. f. Mengerr. Easter
High School; w. Leary. Washington Rih
Harrison, Central High School, and R. T
]. Barber. Washington Rifle Club, all 100
Rapid fire-W. r. Stokes. NJ, E. Weaver
lC. F.. Chisholm and G.. E. Cook, all loo
Alternate fre-W. r. Stokes. NJ. E
Weaver. r. III. Morris and c. F. Chisholm
all 100.