Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21

~ HIEF among the achievements
Of the rife and revolver
shooters of the District of
Colubmia this year was the
victory Of the District Of Col
umbia National Guard in the inter-
club long-range team match at the
national matches, Camp Perry, ono
in August and September. Matched
against 10 other teams, composed OF
the leading marksmen Of the country
the Guardsmen scored 769 against 76l
made by its closest competitor, the
National Capital Rife Club, also OF
this city. The Guardsmen won the
Remington Trophy and the Capital
Rifle Club silver medals.
Lieut.. w. r. Stokes, D. G. N. g.,
placed forty-first with score OF 468
in the National Rifle Association grand
aggregate match. The high score IN
the event was All. There were n3
entries
Sergt. H. M. Boudinot was sixth
place in Nhe Wimbledon cup match,
scoring 90 out of 100 at 1000 yards.
There were l,459 entries.
d. C. McDougal. D. c. civilian shooter.
scored
individual civilian club members match,
in which there were 4l8 entries.
A. v. Thomas D. c. civilian shooter,
scored 5l4 and placed sixth in the Ma
tional Rife Association individual free
rife match.
Lieut. stokes scored 397 and placed
fifth in the individual short-range
match; scored 1869 and placed fourth
| in the national small-bore champion
| cnnrad 0E1 and plapad fifth in
the small-bore free rife championship.
D. C. National Guard team scored
2.7lI and finished sixth high N. G.
team in national rifle team match.
D. C. civilian team scored 1925 and
placed ninth (high civilian team.
washington Police scored 927 and
finished fourth in police pistol team
match division b.
D. o. Fletcher. Washington Police,
scored 60 and placed third in the
Thompson Sub-machine gun match.
j. d. McNabb, member of the Ma
tional Capital Rife Club, was the out
standing District shooter at the Sea Grit
Eastern tournament. He won first place
and a gold medal in the Eastern indi-
yidual championship match with a
score of 297 out of 300.
McNabb placed in other matches as
follows: 100-yard individual, fifth; 200
yard individual. fifth; 20-shot 100-yard
individual, fourth. In the Eastern two
man team match, T. L. Harrell and T.
A. Riley placed second.
The District of Columbia National
Guard team placed third in both the
Eastern team championship and the
Palma team match.
Riley was FIRST and winner Of the
FraEee cup in the small-bore Spencer
match. Harrell was third in the grand
aggregate match.
District of Columbia shooters repre-
senting the civilian class, National
Guard schools and colleges placed high
and pistol matches conducted by the
National Rifle Association,
William Cook of the National Capital
Club placed third in the Slow-fire pistol
match at 20 yards. Cook also placed
second in the % slow-fire pistol match
and third in the free pistol match at
20 yards.
Local college girls took Ave of the 10
high places in the womens individual
collegiate championship match They
were: First, Helen orion, Maryland;
second, Helen Taylor. George Washing
ton: nth, Gladys Oberlin, Maryland
! sixth, Felicia Jenkins, Maryland and
eighth, Wilhelmina Knoll, Maryland.
: Harrell, George Washington, was thu
] only local college shooter to place II
the individual collegiate championship
, match. He finished tenth.
! William Collins, Western High Schoo
! student, won the individual scholastic
championship match. Six of his fellow
, students to place among the ten higl
S were: Third, Robert Glass; fourth, Sam
Hanford. jr.: seventh, Thomas Cook
d eighth, A. B. Campbell; ninth. JohI
e Kemper: tenth. Gordon Livingston.
The women's rife team at Georg
c washington won the womens inter
e collegiate team championship match 70
E the third consecutive year.
University Of Maryland finished fourth