The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-16
CALIFORNIA CLUB CADETS

The cadets were on hand and took part
in a medal and bull S-eye shoot, The Win
neTS of medals for the cadet class were Gus
Glindemann, with SOS rings, and L. Reu-
bold Won the second-class medal with 354
rings.
The Jacoby medal for the last best shot
was won by l.. Reubold.
In the bulPs-eye shoot the members won
in the following order: \. Heeth, G..
Gliudemann, j. Utschg IT. and c. Borak.
THE TURNER'S CLUB.
The Turner'S shooting section brought out
large number OF men To compete for med
ais. The shooting was client and ma Y
members scored more than 400 points. The
members who, by their good shooting car
rIed off the medals, with their scores, are as
follows: Champion medal, George Helm,
40 rings; first class, r. Fuking, 39S; sec
0nd class, /. Thierbach, 403; third class, l..
BTuner, $50.
The medal for the first best shot was won
by A. L. OF, who scored dead center
The contest for the champion medal of
the Turner's proved to be one Of the most
exciting events which has taken place at the
butts Tor some time. Utschig, kuhnle and
Helm pressed each other hard, and each
went to work with the determination of
coming out winner. So close did these
marksmen keep to each others score that it
could not be told until the last shot was fred
Who would be the winner. George Helm
proved To be the lucky mfn with the good
score Of 426 rings, John Utschig scored 425
rings and +. kuhnle 423.
THE GRUTLI CLUB.
As usual with this club large number of
members were present to try and hit the de-
lusIYe ulls-eye. As cash prizes were offered
Tor the members who would place their
shots nearest to the center, the members
DID their best to be top man. The winners
are given in their order, as follows: a.
Ra{lwyler, j. Specht, J. Appenzeler, f.
TlrTaTFroa- I flrsf
nen L. Lenenberger, !. Hauser and A.
Hiutermann.
THE ALTA GUN CLUB.
The Alta Gun Club had glass-ball shoot
at Bay View. Following is the score: Out
OF twenty birds the following good records
were made: l. Holden II. l.. Urbajs Is, P.
la Cay Il, (. Van Darling Is, 3. Van Oar
ling II, w. Shack -
Next Sunday there Will be prize ma tch,
when al members are expected to partici-
pate, and show some good scores
RANDOM SHOTS.
Many of the clubs babe a long farewell to
Ha5bOr View yesterday. In future all the
clubs which have made Harbur View their
meeting-plaCe will shoot at the new park
near San Rafael.
a very interesting match will take place
al Shell Mound Park on the last Sunday OF
this month. 1t will be a three cOrnered
match. Three different teams of two men
each will enter. The team scoring the high
est number Of points will be declared the
winner and carry off the prize The target
used vii! be the American Standard. Each
contestant viii fire fifty shots. Ii. IL. Brown
and 4. johnson will compose the first team.
I. kulnle and II. Carr the second, while
the third will be composed of George Helm
and Ed Hoyey. This is one of the strongest
teams Of six that has been got together for
long time. and would be hard to beat as
ali-round marksmen. On this occasion
johnson, Carr and Hoyey will use a mus
ket with six-pound pull of trigger, while the
others will use the Winchester set-trigger.