Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-06
NEW RIFLE HONORS
WON BY D. c. GUARD
Team Second Among 80 Ma
tionaI Entries in Scoring
1,748 of Possible 1900.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CAN'T PERRY, Ohio, September S.
Shooting 1,748 points out of possible
1900, the District of Columbia Ma
tional Guard rife team this afternoon
finished second among 80 National
Guard entries and fourth over the field
of 10 teams in the Herrick Trophy
match. Leaving the 800 and 900 yard
stages 80 points down, the local team
tied the Marines and outshot every
other aggregation at 1000 yards.
The individual scores of the Guards
men are as follows:
First Lieut.. Walter R. Stokes, Medi-
cal Detachment, 121st Engineers, 224
out of 225; Sergt. Theodore L, Harrell,
Ordnance Detachment, State staff, 22l !;
First Lieut.. Thaddeus A. Riley, Head
quarters, 121st Engineers, 220: Sergt.
Henry M. Boudinot, Company E, 12lst
Engineers, PIG; Capt. Just c. Jensen,
Ordnance Detachment, State stan,
nance Detachment, PIG: Staff Sergt.
Harry B. Parsons. Company E, 121st
Engineers, 2l8; Second Lieut.. Edward
D. Andrus, Company A. same regiment,
2O8. and Second Lieut.. William r. Lane,
Company E. and Pvt. George F. Kern,
Ordnance Detachment, alternates.
Honors of Westinghouse.
The official National Rife Association
bulletin shows that two bronze medals
and four prizes were taken by Wash
ingtonianS in the following small-bore
events: American Legion, small-bore
match, 90 entries, won by John H.
Rackie, Philadelphia. 1913 out OF 2oO,
Birthplace medal and prize going to
Marine Gunner Ollie M. Schriver, 14l4
V street, u S. NJ. c., retired.
Camp Perry individual event, 1o7
competitors, Othel E. Crockett, Logans-
port, Ind. gold medal winner, with
297. and Lieut. w. R. Stokes, fifteenth
place, 295.
National Small-bore- Championship
sc entries, Won by Frederick O. Kuhn
Remington Rifle and Gun Club, STRAIT
ford. Conn, 1856 out of LOO: fourth
bronze medal and prize to Lieut.
Stokes, 1913, and eleventh prize to
Capt J. c. Jensen, 1853.
In the East and West Small-bore
team competition, the former captained
by Lieut.. Stokes, were defeated, $3.50
to 2,235.
Posting of the final results in the
Scott 3O0-yard rapid fire and the Coast
Guard 200 and 3C0 yard rapid fire
competitions, reveals that "a awards
were captured by the following shooters
from Washington and vicinity: Scott
match. 1877 participants, won by Chief
Machinists Mate Irwin Frye. United
States Coast Guard. 40 out of so.
National Guard division. 470 competi-
tors-Sergt. H NJ. Boudinot, seventh
place q tieS), As; Lieut.. Stokes, Lieut..
E. D. Andrus, Sergt. T. L. Harrell. Pvt.
G.. F. Kern and Sergt. Prescott j.
Blunt, TIA Nineteenth street, Virginia
National Guard. thirty-fourth (39 ties),
46, and Sergt. Gilbert L. Johnson, Com
pany E. 121st Engineers, seventy-sixth
(42 tieS), As.
Regular Service Group.
Regular service group, 219 entries
Corpl Fred E. Mcdowell, 18th En-
gineers. Fort HUMPHREYS, sixth place
"a ties), AZ. and Sergt. Jos. H. White
head, Lieut.. Robert G. Lovett and Capt.
Albert c. Lieber jr., also from the 18TH
Engineers, twentieth place Q5 ties), AZ.
Civilian class. All entries-Henry II.
Pike, 1923 Nineteenth street, former
Western High School gallery rifle. star,
eighteenth (22 ties), 46, and Charles A.
Sovino. 1928 Eighteenth street. captain
of the Columbus University indoor
team. and Robert H. Hartshorn, 903
webster street, sixty seventh (2e
tiesl. AZ.
Coast Guard Trophy match. 1880
competitors-Won by Corpl. r. r. Will
son, United States Infantry team, SO
Civilian division, TIP participants
R. H. Hartshorn, forty-third eight
ties). 90. and George E. Cook, jr., l719
Eighteenth street. National Capital
Rifle Club, seventy-third (seven
ties), 81.
Regular Service group, 249 entrants
Gunnery sergt. Morris Fisher, 14l5 T
street southeast, U. S. Marine Corps,
twenty first (siX ties), sc.
National Guard class. 594 entries
Lieut.. w. r. Lane, twenty-fourth (six
ties), "a; Lieut.. Stokes, sixty-second
ll tics), 90; Corp. VIM. F. Thomas,
22O9 Thirty-fifth place, First Maryland
Infantry, and Sergt. Frank M Rich
ard, Company F, same regiment, Hy-
attsville, eighty-fifth mine ties), 81;
Pvt Stanley w. Dinwiddie. 2116 o
street, and Sergt. P. j. Blount, Vir-
GINA Militiamen, and Sergt. A. j. Thrill,
Herrick team shooter, ninety-sixth
90 tiss), 81.
MARINES WIN HERRICK MATCH.
Fourth Straight Victory Won At