company f raises records
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while Sgt. Hallett and Pvt. Clyde hoisted themselves from the marksman
class to sharpshooters via the automatic route.
'JQiis leaves Company F '/ith eight sharpshooters and one marksman,
the rest of the company being all experts. *ihis ioes nbt include Cpl.
Rogers, who has not yet fired; but as he was captain of the victorious
C.M.T.C. team at Camp Perry this year and an exceptional coach and shot,
thcjre can be no question of his qualification as expert when he returns.
as <6he conclusion of the regular nange season, a summing up of the
marksmanship of the entire post shows that each of the two companies here
has a world’s record (so fax' as can be ascertained): Company F holds the
world’s record with the magazine rifle, and Company 1* holds he world’s
record with the automatic rifle.
As Company E has but six men who have not fired (two absent sick in
Eetterman General Hospital; two absent on duty with the Harbor boat For
nance, now in theStates, and two replacements who arrived since the tar
get season was ended) and the remainder are all expert riflemen except
four sharpshooters and two marksmen (one of whom did not fire with the
company), all line troops of the post are now expert riflemen or auto
matic riflemen except:
12 Sharpshooters, 3 Marksmen
« 7 Not fired (as explained above).
All officers of the post (except staff corps) are experts with from
one to three weapons.
Individual scores made by Company F with the automatic rifle ere:
Pvt»l/cl Gluronco ivj»tz •«•« »E*R»«*524
Pvt. Laurence a. Snyder....E.R...524
Bgt. Charles E. Behrens*••.E.R.. .523
Pvt. Ho'/ard L* Buchanan. • • .E.R.. • 522
3?st Sgt. Robt. Ii. Martin.•.E.R. ..521
Cpl. Cilbert O. Russell. .-.E.R*. .520
Pvt. Nels E. Nyberg, Jr....E.R...514
JlftXk ^av..............E.R...505
Pvt. Bruce A. Wilson.••••..S.S...491
Sgt. John B. Hollett....... 3.3...489
P/t. George Hansen.....3.3...485
Pvt. ^ Jillie Ballar Jl........3. S... 47 3
Pvt. Ralph 3* Clyde........3.S.. .470
Pv o. XhQila3 F. Cade........o.o...465 t
Cfel. JJeqrge. Rudy...........S.3.. .453
Cpl. Charles Cordon....... .Il.M.. .428 «
Average, Enlisted Men.................... .595.07
Average, Officers... 571.
Average, Officers and Enlisted Men.528.25
Total Points, Enlisted Men......15,771
Total Points, Officers. 1,142
Grand Total.16,913
BOAT SCHEDULES: Adniral Rogers, Oct. 3th (Stages 14ail); S.S.Jefferson,
Oct. 9th (States Mail); Estebeth, Oct* 9th (Alaska liail Only.)
COMPANY F (RANIS FURLOU<iHS: Furloughs have been granted Pvts. Buchanan
and Wilson to hunt in Wells and vicinity, and to Pvt3. Ballard and D.
Berry to hunt in !iud Bay and vicinity. All men are of Company F.
1st Lt. Clyde Grady.... .E.R...591
Cant. Gordon P* Savane. .E.R.. .551
Pvt. Charie3 L, Warner..E.R...611
Pvt* Lloyd C. Nelson....E.R.•«593
Pvt. Nick Schour........E.R.,.584
Pvt. Ford Butler........E.R...574
Pvt. Raymond Y.Xshan. • • .E.R. • .574
Sgt. Joseph L. lIog'7ood..E.R..*566
Sgt. Louis J. Schumacher .E.R. .537
Pvt. Fred W. Berry......B.R...556
Pvt. Robert Skinner.... .E.Il.. .555
Pvt. Albert D.Chamberlain ER..551
Pvt. David G. Bagloy....E.R...550
Pvt. Eden H. Druri, Jr.• -E.R...534
Sgt. Ansel J. McCall*...E.R.••532
Pvt. D aniel Berry......E.R...527