The morning call., 1890-09-08
SUNDAY SPORTS.
The San Francisco Schuetzen
Verein Celebrates.
Its Thiriy-frst Anniversary at Shell Mound.
The olympians Preparing for the
Sacramento Games

Inc thirty-irst anniversary of the San
Francisco Schuetzen Verein Was celebrated
AZ Shell Mound Park yesterday The COM
pany under command of Captain J. Bolts,
about 200 strong, marched into the pavilion
aud were addressed by President John w.
WINTER. who congratulated them upon the
success attained in the past. and assured
The company that the future was full OF hope.
This company is the Oldest independent
military organization on the Pacific Coast,
aud numbers among its members many OF
cur most influential German citizens.
The families of the SchuetZenS, who al
ways make the meetings OF this society a
gala day, were out in force and enjoyed
themselves by dancing and participating in
the various games and amusements provided
for their special benefit
After being addressed by their President
the members of the company at once re-
paired to the targets, and all day long moth
ing but the inceSSant crack Of the rife could
be heard. Although the competition was
- keen and close. nothing but the utmost good
humor prevailed. and when 4 marRSman
was beaten by the score of some of his
Iuckler companions cheer after cheer would
be sent up for the victor.
THE PUBLIC TARGET.
AT the public target, open for all, some
Ghndermann won the first prize he was con-
graduated on all sides by his fellOw-marks-
men. Following is the score:
William Gllndermann 90, II. Thode 49, d. W.
Mclaughlin 81, A. Rahwyler 81, +. Boeckmann
90, A. StTecker 90, +. Brandt IS. Ii. Heeth So,
T. JaeOby 81, L. HOyey 81, L. j. Carroll 81. Mr..
Foy 81. Mr.. Zecker 81, X. WeTtheimer 81, f.
Freese So, /. Bendel IS. q. GlindermauD 81, f..
HiltZ S4, Mr. BarleIeI 81, f. Schuemann "a.
On this target four special prizes were
also. awarded for bulls'-eyes. The trst
bulls-eye in the morning was won by f..
Schuemann and the last in the morning by
+. Freese, The first bulls-eye in the after
noon was won by h. Wertheimer and the
last by u. Glindermann.
y special prize was also given to the
marksman who would shoot the five highest
tickets during the day. Much interest was
taken in this contest and many good scores
was the result. At the end OF the day 5
competition. when the several scores were
summed up, it was found that Villa m
Glindermann was the fortunate marksman,
and when pressed by his comrades to eX-
hlbit his tickets showed five as follows %,
g3, 81, 81 and 81. This was excellent shoot
ing, and the congratulations he received
were well deserved.
MEMBERS SHOOT.
The members of the Verein assembled
before the targets to compete for the
: prizes offered for the best scores made
by members of the company The winners
follows:
Geo. a. Schultz 90, H. Doescher 60, C. Thier-
bach 60, o. W. Lllkendey 50, w. Smadake %,
/. B0eckmanu 81, A. MOcNer 81, A. Browning
56, H. Thode Sc, g. II. Bahrs 81. c. Rapp 53.
+. Brandt So, Ii. Iietien 81. II. Zecker 90, DR..
Ge1lach 81, J. Thode 81, A. Grant, 80. j. H.
Winter 40. Fl. +. kappke 40, +. Schuemaun 49,
J. y. Beckmann As
On the announcement of Mr.. Schultz's
success his comrades sent up a hearty cheer,
and the lucky marksman lead his comrades
TO the retreshment-stand and all wished him
equally good susceSs in the future.
THE NATIONALS.
In addition to the San Francisco Schuetzen
Eerein several companies of the National
Guard also assembled at Shell Mound to
prepare for their final State shoot, which
will take place this month.
The Nationals Companies and G OF the
First Regiment held their regular monthly
shoot and some good scores were made.
Below Will be found a summary OF the re-
suit: