RESULTS OF
FIP.IHC- FOR RECORD, THURSDAY.
The first class of
17th. with the follow
200S 500:
Cap u o i>eai 1« < o43 4o
Lt. Knowles., c 45 42 42 47
Sgt. Loftin. .<>41 48 45 43
Adams, ”?"„oc»47 42 44 48
Colby, 43 39 43 44
Creight on, 43 45 39
Forgey, "S"...4-6 45 41 42
Polish, ,,Ft,#. .42 42 46 46
Pottorff, »3".46 41 42 45
Tucker, tfFM...39 42 48 4-5
the Supplementary season, 1925 fired for record on.the
ing results:
> 50OS 600S Tot.S. 200R 300R
46 45
!ot.S.
173
174
j. (r
131
175
172
174
176
174
174
46
48
44
50
43
49
48
46
4-5
48
4-7
49
47
50
47
47
4-6
4-5
46
44
50OR Tot.R.
46 159
43
40
25
48
42
4-0
47
44
42
140
131
125
144
138
134
133
136
154
Score.
317
314
303
306
519
310
308
314
310
308
Q,ual.
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Y/AETED ***Llen, women, toys and girls, to get the habit of going to church
regularly. This is a. good habit because the crunch stands for right living,
holds before you the highest ideals of life, safeguards your home life, and
best of all, points you to the way of eternal life thru the world’s Saviour.
Begin Sunday evening* Sunday School at 1 P. M. Evening service at 7:30o
Bromley, Minister.
KCEKLISCilEiTTS 13? THE ITIRTH CORPS AREA.
Cut of all the men dischurged in the ITinth Corps Area, during the past
month 284 were eligible for enlistment against 46 who were not* Out of the
eligible ones 117 rear U-tol at once giving a percentage of 41® IS. At some
posts the reenlistments wore loot.
2E7EEIE IiPAiTTRY AT CARP LEWIS.
From the Infantry Journal we glean the news that after their strenuous
period of training at Camp Lewis, '.7m, the 1st® and 2nd. Battalions of the
7th. Infantry were given outings into the mountains* The experiences of the
trip will long he remembered by those members of the regiment.
K
The regimental team was presented with a silver loving cup at the review of
the division on July 21 fo:~ winning the championship of the baseball league. -
Companies D and E were signally honored by hap. Gen. 7/illiam K. Johnson,
commanding the Third division. The officers commanding these two companies r se
ed letters from the general congratulating them on the fact that in June in
neither company was there a single cass roquiiing disciplinary action, no
absence without leave or desertion ani no member of either company was sick.
Early in September the
Barracks•
meat returned to
station
in Vancouver
The Sevenths has mate some glorion
to us to carry on up here in Alaska to
more records that wo will all be’proud
records in war and peace
the best of our ability,
of o
and it is
to make
up