Waterbury Evening Democrat

MARKSMEN.
Captain Alfred J. Wolff Now Ranks As a Sharpshooter.

Although the wind was very adverse to good shooting yesterday the members of Co G who had qualified made some very good scores. It was very cold at the range and many of the boys preferred shooting with their overcoats on.

Through a misplacement of the signal flag one of the markers came near receiving a shot and was scared out of a year's growth.

By the shoot the company gains one sharpshooter, Captain A. J. Wolff, who made 41 out of a possible 50, seven first class marksmen and fourteen marksmen. The following is the correct score at each range:

Capt A. J. Wolff	20	20	21
First Lieut Fitzpatrick	18	18	18
Second Lieut Halpin,	19	16	16
Sergeant W. T. Keavney,	17	17	17
T. Hallinan,	19	16	16
B. J. Collins,	16	14	14
Corp P. H. Danaher,	19	13	13
Ed L. Maloney,	18	13	13
J. Massey,	15	18	18
Musician C. Nolan,	18	14	14
J. Flaherty,	13	17	17
Private J. Dillon,	16	13	13
W. Carroll,	18	16	16
J. Garde,	13	13	13
D. M. Casey,	17	14	14
F. J. Hudner,	17	16	16
C. Overton,	19	13	13
M. Miller,	15	16	16
E. J. Shannahan,	14	15	15
W. H. Lynehan,	14	15	15
J. F. Hanlon,	17	20	20
T. F. Lawlor,	14	16	16