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The Alaskan Inter-Post Gallery-Bifle matches came to an end
last Friday,with results that,we*ll confess freely,we didn*t f injure
"a tall".Fort Liscum,continuinL; hur excellent shoo ting, finished
av/ay in front,with a total of £336.Anchorage,by a final spurt,pasae
s^d us on the last Jap,and ended with 2324*Cur own score was £313,
and Fort Gibbon and St .Michael trailed with 2267 and 2160. The
matches were well fought out,and the result was entirely in doubt
up to the receipt of the final telegram.We heartily congratulate
Fort Liscum and ..uichorage,and console ourselves with the thought
that we made them hump to beat us .Next year it *11 be different.
The score of the totals,by posts,was
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Ft.Liscum 591
Anchorage 583
Ft.Seward 588
Ft.Gibbon 587
Ft.St.Michael 562
The individual prize
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593 385
588 587
592 580
577 565
539 548
winners were
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561* 2,336
566 2,324
553 2,313
538 2,267
511 2,160
1st Cpl.Gilbert 0.Hussell,Ft.Liscum - 193.
2nd Cp 1.La 11 vV. To 1 en, nnch ora ge, 19 7 r
3rd-Pfc .Ernest C .Slanderson,Ft .Liscum — 196,
4th Lt. Richaru 0.Bassett,Anchorage 196c
As a resultof the shooting,the team prize,-a mounted moose
head, the gift of the officers and men at anchorage, cO>;s to Ft.Lis
cun.Cpl*Russell,of Liscum receives the first individual prize,a.
sporting rifle,value 4 60.00. The second award,a geld watch,valued
at 4 30.00,goes to Cpl.Tolen of anchorage#Pfc .Hander son of Ft. .Lis
cum,receives the third award,a copy of "The nw^rican Rifle",ty Lhe~
len.Lt.Bassett of Anchorage gets the book,"RifL;s and Rifle Shoot
ing" bv Charles ..skins.
Despite the fact that Ft*Sevard*s representatives we re nosed
out,we have every reason to be proud of then.,/a *re offering no a 15 -
bis,-the best team,and the best men,won,and we congratulate them.
But our own scores were not so bad•Capt.doode,Corporal Jordan,and
Pvt.1st Cl.Roark were cur leaders,-all tied with a mark of 194*
This score,only 4 points behind the 1st prize winner,is no near
sliooting,-and when we note tile laot that cut of the twelve members
of the local team the highest was i£4 and the lowest onl^ 130,it
indicates a rather consistent shootingnarx. a well -balanced team.
The individual scores f r the Part Seward team,covering all
the positions.and the totals,are given on the following page: