NAME
Pries, If
Maxwell,ss
G. Rappuzzi,3b
Cole, 2nd b
Selraer, cf
Phelps, 1st b
Johnson, rf
Blanchard, c
Rappuzzi.„ .p
AB H 0 E E
4 10 0 0
4 0 110
4 13 10
3 0 4 1 2
3 If/ 0 0 0
3 16 0 0
3 0 0 0 0
3 0 0 4 0
3 10 2 0
mm
Porter, ss
Ail son, 3rd b
Chamberlain, cf
Grant, c
Emerson, 2nd
Morris, p 7/
Clarke, 1st if
Bruhn, If
Walkley, rf}/
Fnillips, rf
Schumacher, If
H 0 A E
112 1
27/ 1 1 1
17 / 0 0 0
3# 0 1 0
3 3 10
12 10
14 2 0
110 0
0 0 0 0
10 0 0
10 0 0
AB
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
1
2
1
Base on balls: On Clarke, 1; on Rappuzzi,3. ^ild pitch, by Clarke, 1; by
Rappuzzi, 3. Strike outs: By Rappuzzi, 4; by Morris, 4; by Clarke, 5* Double
pl£#s, Cole to Rhelps. Two base hits: Selmer, 1; VTil so n^Ch amber lain <x Grant,
1 each.
SECOND CLASS OF COMPANY F , WILL SHOOT:.
Weather permitting, the second class of Company F in rifle marksman
ship mil shoot record today# The detail turned out yesterday at four ante
meridian, hut the rain was drizzling all the bulli eyes off the range and the
firing ms postponed. Company E* s pit detail rode to the range in their new
truck, causing considerable comment among the innocent by-standers.
The jaw-bone scorers of those who mil fire today are as follows:
NAME
1st Sgt Martin.
Sgt. Emerson...
Sgt. Morris....
Cpl. Schorr.*..
Pvt. RltZ......
Pvto Ballard...
Pvt. Blackburn.
Pvt. Brili.
Pvt. Buchanan..
Pvt. Bay.......
Pvt. Drum......
Pvt. Est'es......
Pvt. Greenwood..
Pvt. Price......
ATTACHED:
Capt. Wright....
Cpl. Luben.••••<
200 300 400 500
SF SF SF SF
.46....43..44...44.
.44_31..47...43.
.36....43..45...45.
.42.*..43..45.*.42.
.40.••.45..43..•41.
• 43... .33..46.•.45.
*33....42..45#..44.
.41..,.36..41...44.
•42.••.44..46...46.
•40....42..41•..47.
.38....42..45...41.
..41..-.43..44...46.
>.41....41•.46.*.45.
,.42....42..43...43.
Totfcl 200 300 500 Total Grand
SF RF RF RF RF Total
....177....49 ... .44.*.43...136....,313
....165....48....49...41...138.303
....169•...43••..50...45.*.133..... 307
.*..172....43....45...33...126.298
....169....43#...49...45...137.306
... .172-49 ... .45. . .45. . .139.311
....169....46....47...43...13 3*...-305
_162....47...-47...45...139.301
_178....48_49...44. ..141.319
_165.#..48....47...42...137.302
-166_43. . . .45.. .44.. .133.299
.•.•.174....45..*.45..-45...135.....309
.....173....45....46...47...138.311
...*-170-...50....49...44...143.313
.43... #44..45...41.172_46.... 50.. .40.. .136.308
-42.. ..40.. 45. ..41.168-48... .49.. .44.. .141.309
GAS BOAT ALMA GOES TO SKACTAY TONIGHT IN TIME FOR DANCE:
The gas boat Alma, with the excursionists from Juneau, will arrive
at this Post early this evening, and will pick up any of the local folks
who want to attend the dance in Skagway tonight. Several have expressed
their intention of doing so, and continuing the trip to ^Vhitehorse tomorrow
morning. The fare will be between a dollar and a dollar and a half, accord
ing to belief here, although the telegram announcing the trip did notstate.