Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-06
FIFTH COMPANY TO
 HAVE BASEBALL TEAM.
Norwich Boys Have Scheduled First
 Game Witt, Danieison Company.
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 Fort Terry, N. r., Aug. 5.-The Fifth company has been mustered into the federal service. This is the first ar to be taken into the federal service.
 The Fifth company sent it's first guard mount out Wednesday. The or ders had come to go on before, but follows: Sergeant of Guard Savage, Sergeant of Guard Simpson. Corporal of Guard Bradford Ricketts, Corporal of Guard Cormier, Corporal of Guard Jewett, Privates John L. Sullivan, Bruce MacMillian. Houston. Herd, Huntley, Klendiensti, Reek Barber, Decrassar, Murphy. Goyette, C. Par liam McClimon, Leseman, Geevers, Burns, F. Turner. Wilbur, Harrington, H. Benoit, Zealski, Charon, Supernu n1erary Private Spencer, Musician Poyard
 The boys are all in good health and high spirits. As yet the regular drill routine has not been put into effect. The busle calls are as follows: First call, 3.45 a. m.; reveille, 5.55 a. m.; assembly, a. m.; mess call 6.30 a. m.; sick call, a. m.; fatigue call, a. m. drill call, a. m.; recall from drill. II a. m.; officers call, 1115 a. m; first sergeant's call, Ills a. m.; mess call, t2 m-; fatigue call, 1 p. m.; drill call, I.30 p. m.; mail call, 4.30 p. m; recall from drill, 4.35 D. m; first call retreat, 4-4o D. m.; assembly, D m.; mems call. 5.15 p. m.; tattoo, p. m.; taps, Il D. m.
 The fatigue details vary from day to day SO that each man does his work in his turn as well as his neighbor.
 After mess the band orchestra makes its appearance and a perform ance follows. The program for the week consisted of:
 Private Mercier, clog dancer.
 Privates Huntley and Gevers, novel, ty acrobats and comedians.
 Popular airs and camp songs by the quartette of: First tenor, Corp. Kirk Ricketts; second tenor. Pri. Matrie; first bass, Priv Thomas Collins; sec end bass. Bradford Ricketts.
 The musical program consists of popular airs, extemporaneous pieces and bright medleys.
 The band orchestra: Private Dutch kleindeinst, leader; Private George Houston. bass horn: Private Huntley drums: Private John Sharon harmon ica; Private Rudolph Fournier cornet: Sergt. R. P. Gregson; bugle, Corp. Rautighan, violin; Musician John Dousherty. violin; Musician James Poyard violin
 wrestling match between Cock Homer Fraser, the heavyweight champion, and Private Charles Huntley, the lightweight champion. resulted in a
  The mat. In the 100 yard dash Priv. Gevers left the rest of the soldiers be- hind, with time 10 1-4 seconds Tn the hop skip and jump, Priv. John Sharon took first place and Priv Dutch kleindinst outcla ssed everyone in the Chinese Jump. A baseball team is be- 1ng organized and a game with the Danielson company has been arranged
 Bob, the gift of Miss Hiil. arrived in camp last night. He was liked by the II soldiers -p6 and had the whole outfit getting food and grass for him. He is fond of to- bacco. having gotten hold of a sack of Bull Durham made it disappear and looked for more. Previously socks. towels. etc, might be seen hanging on { howed a liking for anything that is lying around they have made their dis 
 The special guard at Battery Campbell. which was put there in case of submarine or cruiser attack, was in charge of Sergeant Lebrea and was relieved by Sergeant Simpson.
 Lieut.. Nichols has been given com mand of Batteries Campbell and Dolli- ha in addition to the regular guard of Batteries Creole and Stoneman.
 The signal corps has been ordered to report for instruction from Sergeant Bartolucci- It consists of Private Raymond Zeigler. Private Charming Private Samuel Crowe, Private William McCHmon. Private Calvin Richardson. Private Bruce Ma cMillian.
 The second examinations were held and 24 men were ordered to report It is known that nine are rejected for physical disabilities and a few on ac- count of dependents. The rejections in the Fifth company are without doubt the smallest of any outfit on the island.