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will also have contests among themselves, as many of 
them have expressed their intention of being repre- 
sented, and, in all probability, the boy in uniform will 
be much in evidence. Such high class schools as St. 
John’s of Manlius, N. Y.; The Riverview Academy of 
Poughkeepsie, N. Bordentown, N., Military 
Academy, and the Montclair, N. J., Military’ Academy, 
will probably be represented. 
Most of these matches will be shot on the gallery 
range, using the new Springfield rifle of the [ ny eetheg 
a .22 caliber cartridge being used. The shooting will 
E at 50 feet, and in both the standing and prone 
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positions. In addition to the gallery matches will be 
with which 
competitions on the sub-target gun machine, 
all of the New York high schools are supplied. It is 
expected that that corner of the Grand Central Palace, 
where the school-boy matches will be carried on, will be 
the center of attraction at the show. There are 300,000 
boys in the schools of Greater New York. <A reduced 
rate will be made so that such of these boys who desire 
can attend the show and shoot over the National Rifle 
Association ranges, and those who make a qualifying 
score will be given the N. R. A. “Junior Marksman’s” 
medal. . 
Several of the best known rifle shots of the United 
States, including Captain K. K. V. Casey, of the Del- 
aware National Guard, who has shot on several Inter- 
national teams; Captain Wm. A. Tewes, the famous 
New Jersey shot, and Captain George W. Corwin, who 
trains the boys of the Public School Athletic League, as 
well as Dr. C. Ward Crampton, Physical Director of 
the schools, will be in attendance at the ranges to in- 
struct the boys and see that no accidents happen. 
It is expected that this tournament will be the be- 
ginning of a movement which will result in rifle prac- 
tice becoming one of the leading sports of the schools 
of the country, to rank alongside of football, baseball 
and basket ball in bringing honor to an _ institution 
through the shooting of its boys. Many foreign coun- 
tries are giving the subject of rifle shooting in their 
schools a large amount of attention. There is no better 
field for this much neglected subject than that offered 
in our country, and yet there are few branches outside 
of routins school work which may be introduced with 
better and more beneficial results than the training of 
the pupils in the use of the rifle. 
The movement has the hearty support of President 
Roosevelt and the War Department, and it is expected 
that Congress, at its next coming session, will pass 
some legislation looking to the issue of arms and ammu- 
nition to school-boy clubs. 
Zettler Rifle Club. 
THE annual Election Day shoot, a 100-shot open tour- 
nament, held at Armbruster’s Schuetzen Park, Green- 
ville, N. J., had results as follows: 

yr 
295 93 9 
4 5 


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WV Av Barketiccccesns 8 23 2 


2 16—215 
23—218—2158 
A F.Laudensack.... 21 25 22 16—212 




22 19 17 24 
21 21 21 23 23 24 2 
23 19 21 20 19 21 20215 
22 22 23 24 16 24 20219 
19 24 21 19 22 29 93-917 
21 21 24 20 22 24 212912136 




















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