Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27

wears, where he
was corporal of Company B and a
sergeant in Company G. He lives at
- Congress Heights, d. c.
Enthusiastic over their success at
the national rife matches at Camp
Perry, Ohio, the rifle team represent.
ing the local Guard. of which Lieut..
y. G. Jensen Is captain, returned to
SWashington this week Lieut.. Jensen
xEaid that it was the best team ever
Asent by the local Guard to one of the
matches. and captured many of the
sprAeS, showing up we'll the results of
the intensive training it was put
through on the local range previous
TO the camp, and also while on the
range at Virginia Beach during the
annual encampment Of the Guard.
Lieut.. Jensen has submitted a for
NAL report to Guard headquarters
showing the matches in which the
men participated, the number of par
ticipantS. relative standing, and the
medals and money won by the men.
The summary shows the following
results: First Lieut.. J. c. Jensen,
1912 and five medals; Capt c. S.
Shields, 1885 and two medals; Master
Sergt. F. F. Bernsdorff, s15.45 and
three medals; Technical Sergt. F. B.
Kaye, 81; Staff Sergt. A. Thill. s12 and
two medals; Staff Sergt. L. T. Needs,
$3.50 and one medal; Sergt. T. A.
sRiley. So and two medals; Sergt. f. D.
sAndrus, $12 and three medals: Sergt
FL. H. Green, $432 and one medal;
@Sergt. G. E. Votava, S16.65 and two
.medals; Sergt. J. NJ. Votava, $3.50 and
one medal; Sergt. G.. 3. Martin, 5000
and one medal; Sergt. w. NJ. Slavik.
c's1O.65 and two medals; Corp. W. Til
son, $40 and one medal and Sergt.
- c. D. Perkins, $3.50 and two medals.
The report on the individual matches
and the position held by the Guard
team as we'll as details of winnings
follow:
National Rife Team Match-Eighty-
seven entries, D. c. National Guard.
twenty-frst place, won Glass B medals.
Regimental Team Championship
Match-121st Engineers, D. c. n. c.,
won second. Won $50 and medals for
each man.
All-Service Team Match-Two mem
bers of the District of Columbia Ma
tional Guard rife team won places;
First Lieut.. j. c. Jensen. fifth place
and medal. and Master Sergt. f. F.
Bernsdorff ninth place and a medal
Navy Match-763 entries, Staff
Sergt. A. Thill, sixty-third place, prize
So, and First Lieut.. ]. c. Jensen.
124th place, prize 81.
Members Match-964 entries. First
place, prize s.; Staff Sergt A. Thill
18th place, prize So; Sergt. E. D.
Andrus, seth place. prize So, and Capt.
c. S. Shields. ninetieth place. prize So.
The Individual Palma Match-494
entries, Sergt. George E. Votava
twenty-sixth place, prize $3.50. and
First Lieut.. J. c.. Jensen, thirtieth
place. prize $3.50.
Camp Perry Instructors Match-274
entries, Sergt. E. d. Andrus, forty
third place, prize So.
The Crowell Match-494 entries,
Sergt. G.. Z. Votava, fifteenth place.
prize $3.50; Staff Sergt. l.. T. Needs,
twenty-seventh place, prize $3.50;
First Lieut.. ]. c. Jensen. forty-eighth
place, prize So; Sergt. G.. B. Martin
eighty-eighth place, prize 81. and Corp
W. T. Tilson. ninety-ffth place, prize
81.
National Rifle Association Rapid
Fire Championship Match-777 en-
tries, Capt. c. S. Shields, sixty-sixth
place, prize $3.50; Master Sergt. F. F.
Bernsdorff, ninety-frst place. prize
$3.50. and Corp. w. T. Tilson. 103d
place, prize $3.50.
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