A report on the feasibility and advisability of some policy to inaugurate a system of rifle practice throughout the public schools of the country

by George Wood Wingate; Ammon B. Critchfield; National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice

The committee would therefore recommend:

1. That the largest possible publicity should be given to the methods that have been found to be so successful in the New York high schools.

2. That the educational officials of the different States should be urged to introduce instruction in rifle shooting in their schools among the boys of 13 years of age and upward, conforming to the New York methods as far as their situation will permit.

3. That this would be helped by the organization of a public schools athletic league in each educational center.

Geo. W. Wingate,
A. B. Critchfield,

Committee.