The morning call., 1891-05-04
TURNER'S PRIZE SHOOT.

The competition at the public target was
very spirited. All the crack shots "weFp
present, and each hoped to be the winner al
the end of the contest, As it was, many
good scores were made, and it could not be
told until late in the day who would come
out winner. Following VIII be found some
of the scores out of a possible 100:
+. O. Young 90, j. Utschg 90. William Glinde-
mau 90, F. Attihger 80, +. Kuhnle 81, A; Flor
81 A. Srecker 81, G. TherDaeh 81, ID. w. Me
Laughlin 80, X. linking 49, 4. Rahwyler 80, A.
johnson SO. p. Jaeoby SO, DIR. Rodgers 81. IL.
Heeth 81, g. Bahrs So. ]. stanton 81, Sergeant
Cunning SO, +. Euge 80, A. NOlden 81.
THE CALIFORNIA CLUB.
The members of the California Club.
turned out in large numbers at their medal
contest and did some good work at the tar
gets. The medal winners in the different
classes are as follows
Champion class. f. o. Young. 424 rings; frsi
class, William Giindeman. 4OS second Class,
Chris Mangels, 1874; third class, 0tto Burmeister,
399; fourth class. e. Bahrs, $50. " :
The OFT medal for the last best shot was
won by L. j.. Carroll, who scored a dead
center.
STRINGS OF FIvEs.
In the. medal strings Of the California
Club some good scores of -fiVes were made
by the contestants. Following: will be
found the total result:
l.. Barnett 100, j. .Utschig no. F. KuhnIe 1o7
R. FInking III, Stetlin 100, I. J:-Carrol 10E
ID. K. a.
I12. F. o, Young no. DR. Rodgers i'll. ID. w.
Mclaughlin 115, +. Gehret 1o2, A. Gehret 100.
j. H. Browning 115.C: Sagehorn 102, Ii. X
Brown 1o7, A. Rahwyler 1O2. q. Meyer 1o2.
William GIindeman H. f. 9. Muller l03, Otto
BuImeiSter 1o5, G. RelSchmller ;10O G. Thier-
bach 1O1, j. Stanton los. -.
THE CIR UTEI CLUB.
The scores made blythe members OF the
Grutli Club were not as large as usual, bHt
showed good average shooting. The result
is as follOws::
First class medal, A. Rahwyler, 397 rings:
seeond class, A. Gehfet, 362; third el So. j.
Fret. 1873; fourth class, F. Baumgartner 347.
AT SHE'LL. MoUND<
at Shell Mound the militia was we'll rep
resented by the Signal Corps, the members OF
b Of TIE First Regiment. The Independents
Rifles were also present for their medal con
test. The result of tie shoot is as follows:
COMPANY C, THIRD REGIMENT.
The scores of the. shooters of Company C
are as follows: =
Captain Levy 80 Corporal. Roether %, SET
geants stewart So. McBrien 80, .SaulueIS rs,
Lieutenant Ryan 40. Priyates Foley Sc. Giar-
doniO 81, Kennedy 80, RichYiIle: 80. O'EaIrer
81. Martignoni, Sc, McDonald 80, Portley 81,
Halnan 81, McNell 20, Black wood &c..
SIGNAL CORPS. e..
The members Of the Signal Corps shot
well and scored as follows:
Lieutenant Brown sc. Lieutenant Evans 81.
Sergeant Hanks A, Sergeant Eastwood 40 Ser.
geant Perkins Al, COrporals Curtis AZ NcD0G,
aid 46. Nicholson a. BruHt a. Priyates D; figs
81. Carson 81. Clay 20 Duty Az. Eastwood 81:
Hall So. HaZeline 80, Hobbs 49, Hindes 81
Tucker &c. Daily %, TilIle 80.
COMPANY B, FIRST REGIMENT.
The members of this company assembled
as usual before the butts at Shell Mound
for their monthly medal confess. Tie VIM
ners and their scores are as follows:
First class, A. Sehula. 40; second class, T.
BIuxOme Jr, 80; fourth class, g. kn0H, 80. -"
INDEPENDENT Rifles.
The scores made By this company are a.
follows:
Captain SchmaIhOlz "a, Lieutenant Fl. H.:
BeyeTsen So j. Il. 'WinIjen 40 P.;Eckoff Sc. L
c. Hamann Sc, &. Welcse 33.