The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-23

grounds both days, and after the shooting
fever came upon them would go down
among the marksmen and obtain one of the
rifles. which the club provided for specta-
tors, and try their hand al the bullseye.
Many OF them would relate stories of the
wonderful feats in craftsmanship which
they performed in years gone by. The
stories they told were about the only feat OF
Workmanship many of them performed.
Every time novice fired the gun he eX-
pected to hit the bullseye, but the expecta-
tions were never realized, as the uumerciful
marker always showed the true position OF
the shot on the target, and il was far away
from the center.
The first bullseye in the morning was won
by George Helm, and the last by +. o.
Young. The first in the afternoon was won
by II. Tietjen, and the last of the day by
Louis Reubold.
The marksmen and visitors were well
pleased with their reception aud treatment
by Fritz Schuemann, the manager of the
park, who did all in his power 70 make
things pleasant and agreeable for the large
number 10 attendance.
For the silver cup Mclaughlin, Helm and
Young are tie, and will settle their dispute
In craftsmanship at the club range on
| Wednesday next On account of McLaugh-
lin and \ oung both being ahead of Helm
on the man target, if Mclaughlin defeats
| Young on this target Wednesday next he
VIII be the winner OF the cup. Otherwise
these three contestants viii be required to
FIRE 80 shots each at the ring target.
THE MEMBERS TARGET.
The target provided for members only was
well patroniZed, and a string OF eager
mark5men were popping away. trying TO
make record for them. elves. Follow ing
is the re ult:
ID. Mclaughlin 6S. fl. Enge ca. ii Eckman
&C. Y. Bacbman Go, +. o. Young Go, c. Meyer
90, L. Poulter Ga. A. Mocker "a, I. Hausmsn 63,
A. Streeker g. e.. Orsi 60. A. Ehrenpfort 60 +,
William Gllnderm IA 81, James Stanton ~, A.
Gehrei II, John Utschig Jr. 81, J. r.. Klein 81,
90. C., Egiug %. Il. Attnger 90 NJ.
Reubold 6s, II. GumheI So. o. Bur.
meisteT 5S. II. Norvalk 80. y. Brunette %,
DIR. l. Rodgers IS. f. Kuhnie So f. Gehret So,
r. Stetiin j.. SO, Z. Bohr 56, A. Utsehig, 56, ID.
Sehoenield 90, 6. II I'm 90. &. SpaTrowe 80. IL.
Heel "a. c. Hee "a, A. Heeth 90. T.. Jscoby
| %. j. Dofnblerer 81, I. J. Carroll oil. {. Sage
nom 81. Y; Mertens 81. DR.. F. Rehl 81. J.
| Waller 81, L. Ffeese 81. A Riehl 90, A. Brown
| Ing 90, q. Ungerman so, Z. NJ. Oilers 80.
MAN TARGET.
The winners at the man target are given
In their order. Both Young and MeLaugh-
| lin made shot Tor shot alike, and came out
even at this target Following is the result
out of possible 50 points:
| r. O. Young II, ID. W. Mclaughlin IL T.
Kuhnle II. DR.. /. Rodgers rs. George Helm 75,
A. StIecker 80, L. Barrrre "a. T. Poulier rs,
). T. Klein 73, j. TieiieD 10. A. Rabwler 10. a.
Johnson H. John U,sehig ~. +. kuhls 40.
| ii. K Brown 10. q. Orsi 40, A Gehret 20, VIII
| liam Glindeman 60, II. Enge 60, o. Burineister
So II. Heeth SO. j. stanton Gs, A. Ehrenpfort
| 90, h. 1ieiIen 6S, L. Attnger ca. G. HeaIh 67,
| n. Frederlcks CO. f. Han smau &c. George Bahrs
Sc, A. Won Nyl SO, c. Thierbaeh 60, William
tin IS.
HONORARY TARGETS.
The records made at the honorary targets
| with the score OF the participants are as fol-
lows. Each contestant was allowed three
| shots and the possible was 70 rings:
al 20
Mclaughlin II i. Attinger II, A Ehrenpfort,
| Il, r o. Young 20. William Gllndeman 40. DR..
l. Rodgers 20. fl. Heath 60. +. Hansman 60 r.
huhnIe 90, A. GehTct 90. X. FredeTleks 90,
John Utscnig 90. T.. Jaeoby CO, A. MocGer 6S'
); Fret 6S; }. Bachmaa GS. +. J. Harris 6s, 2.
N. Dters G8. A. Strecker g. f. Freese e7. j, r,
Sc. G. ii. Bahrs SO. o. Heelh GO. A
| r. kiose GO. A. Rahwyier Sc. L. Stettln So.
! A Leeman 90, e.. Orsi 65, II. Baumgartuer 60
u. h: Faktor 60, a. Johnston SO. A. Heeth Go,
H. Gumble Go, l. Mertens 60. C. Meyer Ga
+. Bohr Ga IL X: Brown Ga, II. Enge Ga
r. Brunotte 90 X, linking CD. &; Thlerbaeb 63,
A. BeI'lesen 50, l.. Barrefe GO, Z. Bovey 62, r.
ray 62, l.. c. Bsbln g. A. Utschig 62.
| The winnerssfn their order on the target
| OF luck are as follows:
A. Strecker $40, +. Kuhnle IS, r. Kuhls 81.
| A. Ehrenpfort Sc. l.. Barrers So j. Utschig Sr
81, A. Gehre, So So II. Stettln So, 6. Orsi 81 so
The press prize OF hat, presented by
Philo Jacoby, was won by j. Ii. Miller of
the Chronicle.
BEST CENTERs.
The winners Of best centers at Sundays
| contest are as follows:
| IL. Enge, J. Straub, q. Tbierbach f. Kuhnie.
+, 8ttlnger. H. HelIberg, Dr. L. Rodgers, Jonn
| utscbig, e. Meyer George Helm, ID. w. Me
Laughing u. Eyerman. Il. o. Young George
| Babrs' william Scbwafke, A. Strecker L.
BarTere; L. Simon, II. Gumbel. X. FInking. j. Il.
| Klein. George Schultz. Otto BurmeisieT 4. J.
carroll. r Beda, j. G. Hugenin. c. Eglng. J.
Leeman. ii. II. Brown. j. Won weyI, p. Jaeoby
A. kinsela. A. orsi L. Zlnkand, Il. Is. MoulGo1'
| X. Sleitin.