San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-10
SOHEUTZEN VEREIN.
POPPING FOR PRIZES ON POWDER
HOUSE HILL.


they got.
The annual shooting contest oI this SOC cry
was held yesterday, and as usua the coup
titon was spirited. Southwest Texas rifle
men were well represented, nine clubs entered
with ffty-three cUntesting marksmer and the
shoot was made in the presence OF about
two hundred and scventy-five spec ,atOrs
many OF whom were ladies'. The morning was
devoted to social enjoyment and ,Xcha yes
and the alterno n 10 the regular contests ol
the society. The visitors met at Schools hulI
and were escorted to the shooting grounds
of the san Antonio Nerein wnere prac Ic'
shooting and luncheon tiied the tine anti
| o'clock. AT l:3O, atier some eXc"I:en
music by the l'alI OF the M4slcai UniOl
which added gre V 70 the pleasure o. the
day, j. Ronse, VINO made the 'ning shot" OF
last year, led OFF at tSC $50 yard target. The
following clubs and contestants entered:
San Antonio; Ad. Altman. Gus. Altman,
OTTO Andrae, L. p. R"ettler, L. W. Breitng,
H. L. Degener. E. D.. .ch, Ad Dress. Ed Dreiss
H. Faust, C. Groo:, :. Guenther, AID. Hertf, c.
Hummel, A. Mare, J. Muschal, K. Neuman.
j Ronse, a. oartor, Ernest Stoves, Albert
Stoves, Emil Teich and Chris Werner.
New Braunfels: F. Scholl. 7: Markwartt,
R. Krause, E. Gruene. S. V. Pfeuffer, L. a 4.
Hoffman,. L. Simon and Charles Bracbt.
5. A. Jaegerlust: Deitzmann, Arnold,
Thornhill club: Otto Forcke and August
Schulze.
). A. Gun AMI Rifle club: G. Schoeber, Fl.
Seng. A. Uhl, II. Highlander, E. Seffel, and
Alois Altman.
Salado cub: B. Sueltenfuss. Fred Theis.
JOS Hart, George lcke, and VIM. Neumanu.
Vogel Valley club: Herman Noges, Her
man vosel, H. wsid%er and and Otto a9 voxes;
Cut OF club: John Zasche.
Ernest Stoves. of the San Antonio, club
won first prize, His string OF three fire shots
each, netting him AZ III $50 yards A. at 200
rn "A n nr q N
av, ra-a re TO- each shot. The prize won
was rinC-range Telescope, Burde Il Sons,
Paris.
The other prizes, With name of club. mem
Der and score are as follows:
, S V, Pfeutfer, New Braunfels, score 1872.
Winchester sporting rifle.
3. EN-. Seffel, S. A. Rifle and Gun club, score
l29. willow rocking chair.
4. c. Hummel, Scheutzen Verein. score 129,
case of wine.
3. F. School, New Braunfels, score III, gold
headed umbrella.
6. Adoiph Altman, Schautzen Veryen, score
l21, china tea set.
:. L. Simon. New Braunfes. score 126, china
chamber set.
5. Herman Nogel, Nogel Valley, score 125,
travelling case.
9. Alos Altman. S. A. Rifle aud Gun club,
score la, standing work basket
10 Z Deitzmann A. Jaegerlust, score l24,
Bohemian glass wine service.
II. Ed Dreiss, Scheutzen Neren, score l23,
hanging lamp.
Il Muscha}l, Scheutzen Verein, score 123,
pair of Moorish buSts.
IS. Emil Tech, Scheutzen Vsre'n, score rs,
album,
II. Otto Forcke. Tnornhill club, score, 123,
pair OF Bohemian glass vases.
Is. E. Gruene, New BrdunfelS. score l22, sill
yer mounted glass beer mug.
10. E. Bosch, Scheutzen Nerein, score III,
Wilkinson correct cartridge charger.
L. L. A. Hoffman, New Brauntels, score III,
China beer mug.
IS Adolph Hcrf, Seheutzon Verein, score
ll9. BUGGY whip.
10 Chr WriIrr, Scheutz n Nerein, score lis,
hunting kn,fa.
C Gaming tools for gun.
Mr.. K Neumann oldest member of the
ScEeutZen of this city made the king shot
and won beautiful gold maltese CT oss. The
center was miniature target wreath of
laurel ana crossed rifles. | was suspended
from scroll Inscribed "KOenig Press June
g. 1889" The Retter PRESS was awarded
AdOlph Sltmann; ii was silver cross OF same
design as first.
]. Ronse, who made the lowest score re-
ceIved a beautiful bouquet which he offered at
auction for the benefit of the JohnstOwn suf.
fererS. Master of ceremonies, Bosch, auc-
toned it Oft and it was knocked down to DIR.
Herff for IS.
The committees under Master OF Cere
monies E. bosch were:
Reception Committee-G. Groos, Fritz Rum
mel. Ernest Stoves, c. GrOos, A. Guenther and
K Neumann.
Committee on prizes-Abert Stoves, J,
ROnse Ed. Dress, Gus Altman and Z. Teich.
On scores-Gus Altman, at 80 yards; Al
bert Stoves, at 200 yards, and Ed. Dreiss. at
go yards.
On rules and regulations-Alb. TT Stoves,
E. bosch and &. GrOO5.
On decOratiou-E. Teich and L. P. Boettler.
On music and lunch Gus Altman aud J.
ROrse.
Miss Rosa Wander. who with her father
marked one of the ranges, was presented with
a gold chain and locket by the San Antonio
SCheutzen VereIn at the close of the shoot.