THIS YEAR* S
SCORES
COMPARED ‘il’IIH THOSE MADE BY IHE SAME LIEN LAST SEASON:
The scores by ranges for each individual have alreauy been printed, but
the Chilkoo'c Post thought it v/ould be interesting to shov/ the total score made
by each man firing with Qompany F *chis season, and also the total score made
by the same man last year. Nhere an.: "7/M appears after the man's name in the
1923 column, it shows he did not fire with Company F that year*
J
I
NAME 1923 ' 1924
Cpl. Russell,G.Q.. #. .325.332
Pvt. Kan sen, Geo.3.3JS.3BS
Sgt. Schumacher......29?...326
Sgt. Morris, A.R.j/....326
Cpl. Stewart,L.H ....305........325
Pvt. Buchanan, H.L.•.317........325
Cpl, Hager, C.T* ....305.323
Sgt. McCall, A. J....307.322
Cpl. Wilson, B.A.....322........322
PPG. Green, J. W..... ft..322
Pvt. Weddle, H. 3....319........322
Cpl, Schorr, Nick....302...320
Pvt. Tanner, Rex.....310........319
Pvt. Ballard, Willie.232........318
Pvt. Brill, Martin...312........318
Pvt. Hanley, Walter. 296...317
Sgt. Powell, J.E.310.316
Pvt. Price, W.G.310.316
Pvt. Hoffman, F# H...3(D8,.......316
PFC. Gilbert, W.F....$.315
Pvt. Nyberg, N. E....308........315
Pv o. earner, ^. h... 237........313
Pvt. Clyde, R.B.272.314
Sgt. Behrens, C.E....320...313
Cpl. Rudy, Geo...316........313
OFFICERS:
Captain Cook, R. P...307........320
1st Lt• McMaster,W.R. ft ....... 331
1st Lt. Ungethuem, W.J307..303
ATTACHED ENLISTED MEN:
Cpl. Luben, Toney.... ft ..309
PFC. McLeod, A.N.,... ft ........279
NAME 1923 1924
Pvt. Chapuan, J • J........311. •,#313
Pv o • Dru. 1 , jb • H •••••••••«• 231 • •. • 313
Sgt. KALlbtt, J. B...272...' 313
Pvt. Burch, Fred..........294....312
Pvt. Snyder, B. A.........315....312
Pvo. Bagley, B.G...313....311
Pvt. Bay, Hoyt............304.•«.310
Pvt. Myers, Robert........306....310
Pvt. Hates, 1. ••••«... .303. •• .307
Pvt. Greenwood, G.A*..... .303... .307
Pvt. Berry, F. V.......... 290,...307
Sgt. Emerson, a.1/.*....... j/ ....304
1st Sgt. Martin, 11. LI.... .310... .302
Pvt• Hedt, 7• G............297....302
Pvt. Chamberlain, A.B..... jf ....302
Pvt, Nelson, L. G........ .315... .300
* Pvt. Harrion, J. o •.......309....293
* P/t. Berry, Daniel........294....297
Pvt. Blackburn,H. M.......299.••.295
Pvt. Ritz, Clarence.293....292
Pvt. I sham, 11. V*...318 ....291
Pvt. Kilby, R. G..........292....291
Pvt. Butler, Ford.303...*285
*Vt. Cade, T. F....290....285
PFC. Jelineck, antoxi. •... .265... .2'5
ATT ACHED OFFICERS:
M aj• Maddox, F. M........307•...326
Capt. Wright, R. C.. jf ....310
1st Lt. Grady, Clyde..307. ...300
CHAMPION FORD BUTLER TO FIGHT AT JUNLaU:
P vt. Ford Butler, of Company F, champion heavyweight boxer of Alaska,
will defend his title at Juneu oil June 21st against Sinclair Bro’m of Juneau at
a smoker given by the Moose Lodge- Butler is to get ^ a contract whereby 60 f>
goesto the winner, the loser taking the remaining 40>. Ihere is no guarantee.
Butler has arranged for furlough to cover the time required to make
the trip, and has also arranged to take with him Sgt. Alfred R* Morris and Pvt.
James J. Chapman, both of Company F, as seconds and handlers.
Juneau promoters have also approached Butler for a mill on July 4th at
Juneau, but the probabilities are that he will not take on another melee so soon
after the smoker of the 21st. Butler will make the trip to Juneau on the Fornance,
which may remain in Juneau long enough to enable those who can get away for a few
days to see the fight.