COMPANY F
FIRES TWO i 10RE CLASSES, AVERAGING 309 and 314.3 RESPECTIVELY:
Company F fired two more marksuanship classes this week through the
record course, the first on Monday with an average score of 309 and the
second yesterday '.vith an average score of 314.8 (men of the c cnpany, only).
The company has now fired through the course forty persons, including two
attached ofiicers and two attached enlistedmen, with an aggregate score of
12,604 points, or an average of 315.4. \/ith things looking rosy for the
remaining men to fire, it is hardly _co be doubted that Company F will this
year exceed even its own previous records and again advance the high marks
for company record firing above anything previously dreamed of.
Scores made are as follows:
FIRST CL^SS(this week):
NAME 2<)0 300 500 600 Total 200 300 500 Total Final
SF SF SF SF SF RF RF RF RF Score
1st Sgt. Martin 44.45.47.. ..44. ♦. .1800.. .46.41...35...122....302
Cpl Luben(CoE). .40..... .41.42... .43. .. .166... .50.48.. .45.. .143... .309
Cpl Schorr.41... *i.44.45. .. .47. * * .177... .49.. .45.. .49.. .143. * . .320
Pvt. Rita.32. * *.. ,39.45....37... .153... .44.....47.. .48.. .139. ... 292
Pv . Ballar d. ...43. •.. . • 41.««.. 44 •.. *47 .«*.175.«.* 50 •. . •. 47 ...4o.«. 143. .. .313
Pvt. Blackburn..39.....,39.45....41....164,...48.47...36...131....295
t. Buchanan...42......44• •...46..■.49....1S1....47.....48..•49...144....325
Pvt. Estes.42.42. * , .48... .41... .173... .47.... .45.. .‘1-2. , .134-307
Pvt. Greenwood..39......39.48... .45. .. .171... .46.43.. .47.. .136... .307
Pvt• my er s•.....42.•....40.....46,...41,...169.... 49.....49,..42.140,...309
Pv t. Pr ic e...,. .45..... .42. • ... 47 ».«.4'5..«. 130.... 48..... 47. • .41.«,136... .316
2nd CLASS of this week:
Capt. bright....43......40.....47... *43....173....50.....47...40«..137...«310
Sgt. Emerson...42......38.....47.••.46..•.173....44.46...41...131....304
Sgt. Morris.....41......42.....50....48....181....50.....48...47...145....326
Pi*C chamber 1 am.40......41 .....45... .43.... 169....42.....47• • .44. . .133. .. .302
PFC Gilbert.....43,• ....42«....41....46....172.... 50.....49..,44...143...* 315
Pvt. Brill.... *.43.««*..41.....47....46....177....49.....49.«.43...141....318
Pvt• Day.......41.....*45•....45.••.45....176....47..... 50...37,.«134....310
Pvt. Hanley.««..45,.*.. 41,».*.46....45.. •.178....50.....46«..43...139.•..317
Pvt. Hansen.....43......46.....48.••.43....180....50.....49.,.48.•.147....327
Pvt. Nyberg•, ...33«•••«.42.....49....44....173....49.....48...45...142*...315
WHITEHORSE TRIP HOST ENJOYABLE; YUKON TERRITORY HOSPITABLE:
Approximately 40 t>ersons from this nost, in ddditionto the baseball
team, made tie trip to Vmitehorse to celebrate Queen Vistoria s birthday
last Saturday* 'Ihe little city at the head of navigation of the Yukon system
was pleasingly decorated for the occasion with evergreens and bunting* The
heartiest hospitality was accorded the visitors from the post by all the cit
izens of Whitehorse, and most especially by the committee in charge of festiv
ities and by the Mounted Police. Warm friendships were soon struck up between
the bed-coated "Mounties" and the Chilkoot personnel, and the old Arctic Broth
erhood slogan of "No Boundary Here" might well have applied. Ihe gentlamanly
conduct of all the post personnel was very pleasing to the Commanding Officer,
who was himself a visitor, accompanied by Mrs. Maddox. Captain and Mrs. R.C.
Wright, Lt. and Mrs. Clyde Grady, Lt. Ungethuem and Lt. EHwards, and Miss Bill
Loving were among the party. _ _ _ •
BOY SCOUTS Y/ILL ARRIVE THURSDAY:
Vtfhen the Eronance returns Thursday from Juneau, it will bring a party
of some thirty boy scouts from that city for a fifteen days' outing at this
■post. They will be quartered in the sou oh half of 0o. E1 s barracks*