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P. Hanford, of the United States team, having- made 
the highest individual aggregate score, is awarded the 
special prize, a gold medal, emblematic of the cham¬ 
pionship of the Pan-American Union, and a cash prize 
of $100 gold. 
United States. 
P Hanford .4SS 
C M McCutchen. 479 
H Roedder . 451 
E A Fernandez... 445 
A Puquali . 431 
T II Snook. 449 
J A Dietz. 448—2^5 
G Peteyra 
F P> Osario 
E Rodriguez 
S E Albornoz... 
420 
410 
337 
31S 
Argentine. 
H Petit .... 
R Ferreyra 
894 
305—2005 
Peru. 
P C Toledo.305 
M E Lopez. 235—1G05 
SEPTEMBER 6. 
INTERNATIONAL MATCH WITH 'FREE RIFLE. 
Team match for nations in the International Union, 
300 meters, seven entries: 
The winning team is awarded the silver Argentine 
cup. renresenting the rifle shooting team championship of 
the International Union with “free rifle” at 300 meters, 
presented by Flis Excellency, the Minister of War of the 
Argentine Republic, Col. Pablo Richeri; to be held for 
one year, and a gold cup donated by Pierre Dufier, of 
Lyons, France, on which the results of the matches are 
inscribed. The members of the team receive gold 
plaques. The members of the team winning second, re¬ 
ceive silver plaques. The members of the other teams 
each receive a bronze plaque. 
Standing. 
Kneeling. 
Prone. 
Total. 
Switzerland . 
. 1575 
1703 
1681 
4959 
France . 
. 150S 
1578 
1681 
4767 
United States .. 
. 1390 
1501 
16S1 
4578 
Sweden . 
. 1397 
1563 
1617 
4577 
Argentine . 
1298 
1488 
4061 
Peru . 
. 1070 
1320 
1503 
3893 
Canada . 
. 972 
1302 
1486 
3760 
SPECIAL PRIZES. 
For highest aggregate in the three, positions: Conrad 
Staheli, Switzerland, score 1030; a gold medal emblematic 
of the championship of the world with free rifle. 
For highest score standing: Casper Widmer, Switzer¬ 
land. score 334; a gold medal emblematic of the chain 
pionship of the world with free rifle in standing position 
For highest score kneeling: Conrad Staheli, Switzer 
land, score 352; a gold medal, emblematic of the chain 
pionship of the world with free rifle in kneeling position 
For highest score prone: Paroche, France, score 358; 
a gold medal, emblematic of the championship of the 
world with free rifle in prone position. 
The grand diploma of the International Union is 
given to each team and to each of the above four cham¬ 
pions. 
INDIVIDUAL MATCH WITH THE ARMY RIFLE. 
Tealdi. Argentine . 
Mendez Argentine 
ling. 
Kneeling. 
Prone. 
Total. 
154 
163 
168 
4S5 
152 
162 
167 
4S1 
149 
161 
167 
477 
144 
157 
175 
476 
142 
165 
166 
473 
Bjorkman . 
165 
Percy . 
. 154 
Courquin . 
165 
Johnson . 
. 153 
hriksson . 
163 
Colas . 
. 150 
Nilsson . 
163 
(ierosa . 
. 149 
Tealdi . 
162 
Wallenb( rg _ 
. 147 
Mendez . 
161 
Ohlsson . 
. 147 
Christiansson . 
161 
Cavatorta . 
. 140 
Lindfars . 
160 
Girardot . 
. 139 
Daneri . 
159 
Barrientos . 
. 138 
Paroche . 
158 
Balme . 
.138 
Staheli . 
158 
Walter . 
. 136 
Petit .. 
157 
Stars . 
. 135 
Yanez . 
156 
Simon . 
. 128 
Pereyra . 
155 
Hedenblad . 
. 126 
Puquali . 
154 
Maurice-Faure . 
. 124 
Prone : 
Pereyra . 
1S6 
Ohlsson . 
. 167 
Yanez . 
179 
Bjorkman . 
. 166 
Petit . 
175 
1 )aneri . 
. 166 
Courquin . 
175 
Nilsson . 
. 165 
Barrientos . 
174 
Paroche . 
. 165 
Puquali . 
172 
Staheli . 
. 165 
C hristian^s' n . 
171 
Lindfars . 
. 162 
Wallenberg . 
171 
Walter . 
Simon . 
171 
Percy .. 
1 avatorta . 
170 
Carrere . 
Eriksson . 
168 
Johnson . 
. 155 
(■erosa . 
168 
Maurice-Faure . 
. 153 
1ealdi . 
167 
Balme . 
Mendez . 
167 
Girardot . 
Colas . 
167 
135 
INDIVIDUAL 
ARMY 
RIFLE MATCH. 
(Final results of preliminaries, 300 meters, standing, 
kneeling, prone. See res: 
Dennew United States . 244 
Wise. United States . 235 
Mendez, Argentir e . 230 
Cavatorta, Argentine . 228 
Schriver, United States . 227 
Daneri, Argentine . 226 
Petit, Argentine . 225 
Snow, LTnited States . 221 
Hessian, United States . 221 
Osburn, United States . 221 
Crossman, United States . 220 
Barrientos, Argentine . 219 
Yanez, Argentine . 217 
Clark, United States . 215 
Tealdi, Argentine . 213 
Keough, United States . 209 
Puquali, Argentine . 206 
Ferreyra, Argentine . 206 
Jarboe, United States . 206 
Grace, United States . 196 
Wheeler, United States. 194 
Stewart, United States . 186 
Mitchell, United States . 153 
The first eight men are eligible to fire in a final 
trial on Sept. 8, at 8 A. M. 
SEPTEMBER 8. 
PALMA TROPHY MATCH. 
Long-range championship of the world with army- 
rifle, established 1876, 800, 900, 1000yds: 
United States. 
Lieut.-Col. C B Winder. 
Capt. C G Duff. 
Capt. G H Emerson. 
G W Chesley ... 
Capt. K K V Casey. 
2d Lieut. R Sears. 
Major P A Wolf. 
1st Lieut. L W T Waller. 
. 211 
. 212 
. 221 
. 212 
. 217 
. 21S ■ 
. 2M 
. . 2C9—1714 
The winning team is awarded the Palma trophy, 
emblematic of the long-range team championship of the 
world with the army rifle. This trophy is to be held for 
one year. Other scores: 
Argentine. 
Pereyra . 210 
Puquali . 208 
Mendez . 202 
Daneri . 217 
Ferreyra . 214 
Yanez . ... 211 
Gerosa . 214 
Barrientos . 208 — 1GS4 
Sergt. G W Russell. 
Lieut. F M Morris. 
Sergt J Freeborn .. 
Pvt W A Hawkins.. 
Sergt W A Smith.... 
Lieut F A Stick.... 
('apt Neil Smith. 
Canada. 
201 
214 
209 
214 
210 
20S 
20S 
Standing: 
Eriksson . 
Tealdi . 
Mendez . 
Johnson . 
Puquali . 146 
Colas . 145 
Petit . 
Balnte .143 
Bjorkman . 
Gerosa . 141 
Nilsson . 140 
Barrientos . 
Paroche . 
Christiansson . 136 
Simon . 
Yanez . 1 
154 
. 126 
T Bjorkman . 
152 
Courquin . 
.... 125 
. 125 
C Wallenborg 
149 
Cavatorta . 
T Nilsson .... 
14S 
. 124 
146 
Maurice-Faure ... 
. 424 
R Stars . 
145 
Wallenborg . 
.122 
144 
Staheli . 
. 121 
143 
Walter . 
. 121 
L A Clausel . 
142 
Lindfars . 
. 120 
S E Albornoz 
141 
. US 
M Montoya .. 
140 
140 
. 117 
F B Osorio,.. 
Ohlsson . 
. 115 
O C Toledo .. 
137 
Stars . 
. 112 
E Rodriguez 
136 
Girardot . 
. 110 
T F Zegarra . 
133 
Hedenblad . 
. S5 
M Lopez .... 
127 
Members c 
Sergt D Mclnnes . 211 — 1675 
Sweden. 
Capt P Pledenblnd .. . 157 
O Christiansson . 193 
. 195 
. 193 
. 189 
P r ru. 
17S 
186 
172 
190 
