The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-26
SUNDAY SPORTS.
Target Practice by Small Army
Of Rifiemen.
The California Wing Club and Lincoln Gun
Club Enjoy Trar-Shooting Pistol
Contest By Crack Shots.

The ri1e-range at Shell Mound Park yes
terday was almost as smoky and noisy as
the rife-pits are in a battle. The firing
was uninterrupted from morning till even
ing, and the following are the scores:
Second Artillery Regiment monthly prac-
tice. 200 yards, 10 ronnds. maximum So
Captain Huber Il, Captain Waters 81, Lieu
tenant Cunningham 81, Sergeant Ried 81,
Corporal Tyson SO, Corporal Fell II R. 0s-
born 43, c. Viebr0ck ~, H. Mencke d, c..
Mencke II, J. II. Peterie IS, II. Huber So,
c. Wilkinson IS, w. II. Tobin S. Fred
Swartz 81, W. Woodall "a, Ii. C. Schroeder
81, Fred Smith 80.
Battery D, Second Artillery, regular
medal match, 200 yards, maximum 50-Ser-
geant Bristol Al, Sergeant Carson 80, Ser
geant Ii. Reid 81, Corporal +. Smith 80, Cor
poral o. c. keil 10. f. SwaItz "a. II. c.
Schroeder 81.
Company D. First Infantry, monthly
match, 200 yards, maximum 50-Captain
Jansen 80, Sergeant Landresse SO, c. II.
Gielow Al, j. W. Chute IS, H. Frisch Sc.
Company G, Third Infantry. practice
match, 200 yards, maximum 50-Sergeant
Driscoll 80. Sergeant Thurgood 10, Ser
geant Brunhofer Is. Max ProyellS IS. Pri-
Vate Butler 81.
Company f. First Infantry, quarterly
medal match, 200 yards, maximum 50-Ser-
EeaDL 1eOQieUOn 40, champion mccall. Cor
poral James AZ, first-elaSs medal; private
Bosshart 80, secondclass medal; Private
Mitchell 80, third-class medal; Private
Kirsch %. fourth-class medal.
Company B, Third Infantry. monthly
match, 200 yards, maximum 50-Captain
Kennedy 40, Lieutenant Kehrlen 48, Ser
geant Oestrich a, Sergeant Middleton 43,
Sergeant Kennedy 10, Sergeant Stanton 26,
Private Brown AZ, Private Heeth 46, E. A.
Stamm ~, Private Ross a. Private Stattih
Al, w. Robertson Il, Private Gray 20, Priv
ate Rash 80.
Company c, Second Artillery, monthly
match, 200 yards, maximum 50-Captain
Huber Al. Sergeant II. Huber 80. Sergeant
.. Huber 80, Sergeant NiebrOck 80, Cor
noral Mencke 90, Corporal Ringer 50. Private
Wilkinson 80, Private Osborne 81, Private
Niegman 81, Private Ringer 81.
In an individual trial, Private II. W.
Heeth OF Company B. Third Regiment,
made 442 out OF a possible 500, at 300 yards.
Company b, Third Infantry, team match.
200 yards, maximum 50-Captain Kennedy
~, ID. X. Brown 45, c. Heeth 40 against
w. +. Oestrieh a, j. Pritchard IS, II. W.
Heeth AZ The former team won on Creed
more.
Knights of Red Branch Club medal
match. 200 yards, maximum 50-Thomas
Waters 40 P. o. Mahony 80, DR.. O'Nein 81,
NJ. Mahony Sc, 2. F. Madden 50, jeremiah
Sheehy fl. William Deegan 30, John B.
Walsh "a, c. Barry Sc. John Long 80.
Team match for SO, American field tar
gets, 200 yards, 100 rounds each, maximum
1000-A. johnson and f. O. Young against
George Helm and F. Kuhnle, all mem bers
Of the California Sehuetzen Club and crack
shots; Captain John L. Klein, referee.
The score stood: Helm $40, Kuhnle S27,
a~Johhson 84l. Young 8l5. George Helm
made is bulPs-eyes in succession, and he
and his partner won by a score Of 1876 to
1856.
Match for dinner, 200 yards, 40 shots
each, maximum 20O-Colonel S. Z. Beaver
= and Corporal l.. r. Townsend against
Colonel J. II. Dickinson and Special Officer
p. ID. Linville. The latter won by one
point. The score was: Beaver 40, Linville
no. Dickinson 100, Townsend 155. This
match took place on Saturday afternoon.
The winners have been challenged by the
losers to shoot another match at an early
date.