The morning call., 1892-06-27
RIFLE PRACTICE.
Preliminary State Shoot Of the
Second Regiment.
The San Francisco schustzsn Verein and
Norddeutscher Club Held Contests.
Retired Officers Scores.
The Second ARTILLERY Regiment paraded

The Second Artillery Regiment psraded
for rife practice at Shell Mound yesterday.
The regiment turned out strong aud some
good work was done at the targets. The
days scoring was under the supervision of
Lieutenant F. a. Kuhls, who was ably
assisted in his duties by George Z. SchwaTz,
who acted as ordnance officer.
The San Francisco Schuetzen Verein held
buIlseye contest and the Norddeutscher
Club held final practice shoot for the pur-
pose of classifying their members. Ia this
contest q medal was offered for the Rem
bers making the first best and the last best
shot. The medal for the FIRST best shot was
won by Karl MolleT, who made dead
center, and that for the last best shot by H.
Hellberg, who made q rings out Of pos
sible %.
Light Battery A and the Signal Corps, as
well as the retired officers and the field and
staff. ali used pistols at 80 yards distance
against the other guardsmen, who used a
rife and fired at distance of 200 yards.
Charles ViebrOck OF Battery made the top
score Of - points with the rife at yeSter-
days contest. The scores are appended:
FIELD AND STAFF.
Colonel William Mcdonald, II; Major Dennis
GeaTy. Al; CAPTAIN A. j. kelleher, IS; Quarter
master T. f. Folis, 81 Inspector F. A. kuhls
As: Surgeon W. D Mccarthy, 10; Ordnance
Onicer Z. Mcdonald, 40; Ordnance Sergeant
q. F. SchwaIZ. 50; Musician Z. q. Sachs, ID;
Drum-Major ID. Riordan, 30; Captain A. HUI
ber 40.
BATTERY A, CAPTAIN J. A. ROSTER
Captain J. A. Roster, %; Lieutenant o. F.
Weslphal. %; Sergeant d. +. Walker, "a Ser
geanI r. A. Holeomb, 80; CornOral Z. NJ. HUE,
80; Corporal Conner, 81; Corporal Hunton, %;
u. Stacey %; G. T. sage. 70; l.. Hawkins, 81 ;
W. Swallow. p; j. ". Logan, %; q. +. Cam
eron. "a; j. H. Cameron, %; G. Ungerman %; n.
l. Uuger. 30; ~. Patterson. % A. A. Wilson. q !;
l.. L. Hall, "a; E. b. Partridge, 33; II. G.
Schroeder, 81; J. McAnderson, q; G. H. STRAIT
ton. 80; T. j. HolcOmbe, Is; g. c. GrOZengeT,
26; W. L. Coffee, "a: Private Mcpherson, 81; Z.
A. Pierre, 23i A. Bennemau. 80; ID; /. Hickey
Al; Corporal L. NJ lime, 49, A, I. Spar, ~
NickersOn, "a
BATTERY c. LIEUTENANT c. BOXrON.
Lieutenant Charles BOxtOn, Sc; Lieutenant r.
Richter. 4oi Sergeant Il. hubar, 40 sergeant
Sergeant ONO +. Huber. 20; Sergeant Charles
VfebrOck, 40; Corporal f. X. Moore, So Cor
poral L. Rngen, q; Corporal II. Woliert, 81;
Corporal jacob Kallinanu. Al; Corporal Frank
Wilson. %; John 4. Meyer So; p. J. Abram-
SOP, %; V. J. Fell Is; &. j. Fiescher, 30; S.
%; j. Ii. PeteTle, 80; j. C. Rngen, %; TheO-
dOTe Saur. %; Henry Van VIE, 30: II. F: Wieg-
mann, 80; Sergeant john r. Slebe, 35i w. Cor
eoTan. 81 Z. II. White "a
BATTERY z, CAPTAIN T. J. CUNNINGHAM.
Captain T. j Cunningham 80; Lieutenant E. D.
Finley, %; Sergeant J. OCOnnOr 30; Sergeant
L. T. Botteron, 50; Corporal T. r Dliters, 81
Corporal IS. J. McPhee, q; Corporal A: e.
Malon-. 90 Corporal c. w. Seely. 80; j. C..
Atwood. SO; j. D. Crawford. 81 +. Deeuey. 80 !;
W. l. DimOck %; e. +. Maguire, 30; w. 4.
Perryman. "a; J. !. Qusters, 80; j. l.. Uisehig,
AZ; F. Wells, 22i A. Williams, 20; D. II.
Wykof, %.
BATTERY F. CAPTAIN J. A. WHITE.
Captain While, 81 Lieutenant c. L. Klnsman,
81; Sergeant A. T. Mcdowell. SO; A. NJ. Hea-
nan. SO; j. f. jeffrey. q Z. Harrison. "a; K.
G. Doyle, %; g. A. Dodge. 25i F. a: Conn. %;
Flala. 81; W. C. Clark, q.
BATTERY G, CAPTAIN F. f. O'NEIL.
Captain F. Z. 0'Ncil, 81: Lieutenant j. A.
Vunni, "a Lieutenant T. d. Carroll, 80; Ser
son, %; d. A Horgan, 81: 4. r. Dodge. q; ".
+. Fleming %; +. II. GOoddan, 81; q. w.
Meues, q; +. +. Mertes, 81; 5. Z. Mertes, 30;
J. j. 0Connor, %; \. Quinn, 81.
BATTERY Il, LIEUTENANT J. H LEO.
Sergeant J. J. Tyson. 80; Sergeant Charles
Hogan, 22i Corporal James Pollock, u; Cor
pOTal r j. MeCabe, 30; Corporal Thomas
Fabey. 80; Corporal William Phillips. 80;
CoIp6fal CR 4rIes Phillips IS: + q CONN. 81
Ii. w. Sabel, q; John Hickey, %; William
Munter,. q; Charles Wall, 80; George II.
Warner, %; Captain Waters. 28.
SIGNAL CORPS. CAPTAIN C. j. EVANS.
Captain c. j. Evans. 50; Lieutenant A. A.
Banke, A.; Sergeant C. Boardman, 49, Ser
geant =. j. Perkins. AZ; Sergeant NJ. Curtis. Il !;
ter JE, "a; Corporal Henry Gay, 80; George
Daily "a; James w. Duffy, As Burr Eastwood,
81; S. q. Kinds, 81; {. y. Ellsworth, q g; A.
Carson. 81; j. C. MeusdoIffer, %; w. o. Per
kiBs, I'll James Richardson, 81; Z. f. Stod
daTd. 80.
RETIRED OFFICERS.
The retired officers fred their score Sat
urday and il resulted as follows:
Major j. e Hughes, IS; Major A. f. Klose,
80; Captain /. SIebe Al Colonel s. l. kellogg,
4S; Colonel II. Bendel, 81; Captain j. n. Pike.
"a; CAPTAIN w. Z. Brown, 30; CAPTAIN j. 4.
Klein A.; Captain J. b. Amerman, s.; Lleuten-
ant A. +. Peterson, 80.
COMPANY D, FIRST REGIMENT
The medal shoot OF this company resulted
rs follows:
Charles n. Giebow. -; A. Allen, 40; A. Keyn,
80: II. b. Smith. IS; Captain Charles Jansen,
SO; T. r. Young. 50; j. Lumsdeu, SO; n. V.
hllls SO; AZ D. Cot, IS; Joseph Myers, 80; ii.