ween the American Company, and the U.S.S. Huron was held at' the Rifle Range yesterday, re-ing in a win for the Volunteers by 887 against 800. The Navy men were somewhat handicapped by the th which they have had little experience. The weather conditions were rather difficult, sccounting for the average low score, The high gun was Major S. A. Ransom, with 'a score of 93, tieing with Lieutenant W. E. Sauer, but winning in the count-out at 600 yards. They were closely followed by Lance-Corporal Perry, with 92 Sergeant A. C. Davis, firing as a reserve for the Volunteers, made 93, Sergeant Conklin was high gan for the Huron with a scote of 90, tieing with Captain Richards, but winning in the count-out, The 'The conditions were 200, 500 and 600 yards, Bisley targets' and scor-pos stole 105 points. Details of teh tolley 200 $00 600 Total 31 33 93 3330 93
Captain A. He Swan 2 23 88 Frvate BT. Smith 26 31 86 Wi, Hutchinson 25°33 37 86 32 25 80 2 at 85 aD 30 27 79
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