1909 NTI

Camp Perry, Ohio

No. 000014

#	Shooter	Rank	Unit	200 SF	600 SF	800 SF	1000 SF	200 RF	Skirmish	Aggregate	Award
1	Roesch, Herbert O.	Midshipman	United States Naval Academy	49	48	49	49	40	95	330	Gold, $60
2	Sayer, George	1st sergeant	Company A, 15th United States Infantry	43	48	50	49	43	95	328	Gold, 55
3	Giffen, Robert C.	Ensign	United States Navy	42	48	49	49	39	100	327	Gold, 50
4	Stewart, Ralph R.	Ensign	United States Navy	46	47	46	47	41	99	326	Gold, 45
5	Martin, Vinton A.	Sergeant	Company L, 2d Ohio Infantry	44	49	44	49	42	98	326	Gold, 40
6	Wentworth, Daniel W.	Captain, assistant inspector small-arms practice	1st Maine Infantry	47	46	47	48	41	97	326	Gold, 35
7	Lindroth, Elmer	Corporal	Company K, 3d Illinois Infantry	45	50	48	42	41	99	325	Gold, 30
8	Stemple, Jacob O.	2d lieutenant	2d Ohio Infantry	43	48	50	49	40	95	325	Gold, 25
9	Wilson, Eugene E.	Midshipman	United States Navy	45	48	49	45	38	99	324	Gold, 20
10	Gale, Carroll M.	2d lieutenant	1st Illinois Infantry	44	48	48	43	41	99	323	Gold, 15
11	Guldner, Walter A.	Sergeant	Company E, 5th California Infantry	43	47	50	44	40	99	323	Gold, 10
12	Pearson, John A.	1st lieutenant	7th United States Cavalry	42	49	47	46	41	98	323	Gold, 5
13	Caughey, Wheeler A.	2d lieutenant	2d Ohio Infantry	44	48	48	48	40	95	323	Silver, 10
14	Hall, Herbert H.	Musician	Company F, 1st Minnesota Infantry	44	49	49	46	42	93	323	Silver, 10
15	Hessian, John William		National Rifle Association	47	48	49	49	30	99	322	Silver, 10
16	Maybee, William J.	Color sergeant	2d Pennsylvania Infantry	45	45	49	44	41	98	322	Silver, 10
17	Thomson, Thadeus A.	Ensign	United States Navy	45	47	50	47	35	98	322	Silver, 10
18	Felt, Loren M.	Sergeant	Company L, 2d Illinois Infantry	45	49	47	47	38	96	322	Silver, 10
19	Sweeting, Edward W.	Corporal	Company I, 16th Pennsylvania Infantry	46	49	47	47	37	96	322	Silver, 10
20	Tewes, William A.	Lieutenant colonel, assistant inspector general rifle practice	New Jersey	45	48	49	48	38	94	322	Silver, 10
21	Martin, William B.	Major	2d New Jersey Infantry	44	48	50	49	39	92	322	Silver, 10
22	Upton, Joshua D.	Private	Company A, 6th Massachusetts Infantry	45	50	49	47	40	91	322	Silver, 10
23	Stiles, Moses P.	Captain	2d Maine Infantry	42	48	49	46	40	96	321	Silver, 10
24	Reese, Charles E.	1st lieutenant	15th United States Infantry	42	48	48	49	38	96	321	Silver, 10
25	Smith, Kirwin T.	1st lieutenant	6th United States Infantry	44	47	49	50	38	93	321	Bronze, 5
26	Camp, Beauford R.	1st lieutenant	9th United States Cavalry	43	45	46	49	38	99	320	Bronze, 5
27	Adams, Harry L.	Corporal	Troop B, 15th United States Cavalry	41	48	49	46	37	99	320	Bronze, 5
28	Wierzbowski, Joe Stanley	Quartermaster, 2d class	United States Navy	47	47	48	42	37	99	320	Bronze, 5
29	Rothrock, A. Paul	Private	Company G, 2d Ohio Infantry	43	46	50	46	36	99	320	Bronze, 5
30	Beeson, Frank L.	Sergeant	Company M, 55th Iowa Infantry	44	46	49	46	37	98	320	Bronze, 5
31	Stone, John	Sergeant	Company F, 1st Hawaii Infantry	43	47	48	48	36	98	320	Bronze, 5
32	Chesley, George W.	Private	Company D, 2d Connecticut Infantry	45	48	49	49	37	92	320	Bronze, 5
33	Edmundson, John K.	Sergeant	Company C, Separate Battalion Texas Infantry	47	46	48	47	38	93	319	Bronze, 5
34	Patterson, Percy	Captain, field and staff	3d Michigan Infantry	46	46	49	48	39	91	319	Bronze, 5
35	Benedict, Charles S.	Major, inspector small-arms practice	2d Ohio Brigade	46	48	49	47	40	89	319	Bronze, 5
36	Orr, Clarence E.		Alton Rifle Club	47	48	50	47	40	87	319	Bronze, 5

Course of fire: skirmish fire, 1 run, 20 shots; rapid fire at 200 yards, 10 shots; slow fire at 200, 600, 800 and 1,000 yards, 2 sighting shots and 10 shots for record at each range. Standing at 200 yards, prone at all other ranges. Fired in the order skirmish, 200 yards rapid fire, 200, 600, 800 and 1,000 yards slow fire.

Source: War Department, General Orders No. 69 (1909), pp. 2, 6; General Orders No. 33 (1910), pp. 1, 37–40