The morning call., 1893-04-17

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Rafael yesterday.
The day was a beautiful one, and each
club turned out in full force. In conse-
quence the range at Schuetzen Park was
crowded all day. The record-breaking
scores recently made by Carroll, Utschig
and others have awakened renewed inter-
est In craftsmanship, and manv of the old
crack shots who formerly held records now
realize that they can no longer rest upon
their lauTelS.
The first club at the range was the Cali
f0Tnia Schuetzen Club, the majority of its
members participating in the contest. The
shoot was for bullseyes, and some remark
ably fine center shots were made. One of
them, that made by G. Sehret, was so near
dead center that the most careful meas
urement by the most delicate instrument
was necessary to show that there was only
slight divergence, not visible, however,
TO the naked eye. The instrument used
could measure the thousandth part of an
inch. The following members made bulls
eyes, the degree in which they varied from
dead center being indicated by the order of
rotation given below:
A. Gehret, F. c. Miller, L. c. Babin, p
Brunotb, T. j. Carroll, A. Rahwyler, e.
Sagehoru, II. Heath, II. II. Brown, D. c.
Babin, Major Kose. H. Enge, A. Mocker.
o. Kuhls, William Helm, Edward Hovey,
/. Won der Heide. J. o. Koppermau, George
Helm. a. lschig, +. Gehrei A. Finking, I'll.
Blethen, l.. Rizan, T. JacOby. E. Kline,
William Ehrenpfort r. Knsella.
The California SchuetZen Cadets, young
club Of the San Francisco Schuetzen Nerin,
held their monthly medal Shoot the win
ncrS being as follows:
First-class medal. J. Utsehig Jr. 400 rings;
second-class medal, c. Morak. 500 rings.
Last best shot. z. BOhr Jr., 81 rings.
Subsequently the cadets INDUCED in a
prize bullseye shoot the following members
scoring bullseYeS: j. L tschig Jr., Z. Riehl
Jr., p. Bohr Jr.. F. Rumpf, c. hrueckei, w.
w. Thompson and J. Sabbath.
The San Francisco Turn Verein also held
its monthly medal shoot at the range, the
following being the winners: Champion
class, George Helms, 1856 rings; first-elass
medal, +. Brunotte, 403 rings; secOnd-class.
L. Riizau. 3s7 rings; thlrd-class, o. Han
ser, 343 rings.
AS it was the third consecutive time that
George Helm won the champion class medal
it became his property under the rules of
the club,
The last club at the range was the San
francisco Grueut NereiD, the members of
which held bullseye shoot which resulted
as follows, the merit of the center shots be-
Ing in the order enumerated: /. Hausser,
I. Scheibli, c. MaZenauer, A. Rahwyler, A.
Gehret, A. Hlntermann, T. Rohrer, Z. OFT,
A. Won Wyl I. Appenzeler.
At Shell Mound the Red Mems shooting
section distributed monthly medals as fol-
lows: Championship class, E. BlOedau,
l7S; first class. c. Oldag, 14S: second class
J. Feldermann, 12J; and third class H.
Grieb, SS. The other scores made by this
club Were: j. y. Mertens, 165; j. ZimmeT-
mann, ISL; w. KIeutskamm, 146; C.
Becker, 140; J. Odag. 15S; G. Steckeiberg,
1856; p. II. Rulffs. 1874; and c. Stein. 81.
The Nationals" Companies c and G OF
the First Infantry Regiment. n. G. c.,
made some very excellent scores as usual.
This IS no more than could be expected,
however, as holds the Tobin trophy ana
& came in a close second fol that honor.
They shot together. not as Two teams. as it
WAS only a practice shoot.
Following are their scores: G.. p. Taylor
IS, c. Meyer A. p. NJ. Diers A, A. johnson
"A, j. Ritter 43. W. y. Larklns 49, 2. J.
Porey 43. o. Nolte 43. c. Goodell a. j.
Medal 40, c. E. Thompson Il, A. S. Hat
field Al, j. Atwood Il, 7. E. Carson Al, j.
Fredericks Al, c. F. Waltham Al, j. c.
Meyer 40 j. Smiths0n 40. p. II. Kennedy
40 P. Bolen 40, f. Parmee 90, A. Anderson
40 J. Marshfield S. Ii. Koch 50, G. A. Par
nell 81. w. B. Welton 81, w. w. Thompson
81, r. McNally 81, w. Meyer Sc, j. Hicks
So F. Sherman 50. J. A. Cristy SO, C. Spar
rowe 35. j. A. BerJon 35, L. b. Handy 80.
The live bird shooting at the Oakland
racstrack attracted the usual number Of
shooters ana spectators yesterday. The
shooting was fairly good.
The score was as follows wv means with
drawn:
Six-bird matches-Robinson 4w. Lake 1w,
Johns 2w. Me MuTchy ), Lindsey 4w. Fay 6,
Simpson 4w, Barker 6, Sade 0w, Delmas Wv,
Golcher 0.
The freezeouts resulted rs follows Rob-
inson, g. 0, %; Fay, ., /, SO.
The bluerock tournament at Clabrnugh,
Golcher u Co.'S shooting ground resulted in
Daniels, Cate, Quintin and Bruins being de-
clared winners.
Following is the result of the shooting
match engaged in hY the California Schuet-
zen Club Cadets: Frst-clsss medal won by
). Utschig Jr., 400 rings; secOnd-class medal
won by Charles Nevak, 369 rings; last best
shot won by Z. Bahr Jr. first bullseye, J.
Utachig; second bulIseye, f. Rehl; third
bullseye, p. Bahr; fourth bullseye. F.
Kumpt; fifth builseye, Charles Krueckel; !;
sixth bullseye, w. B. Thompson; seventh
bullseye J. Sabbat.
The following was the score made at the
shoot of the Knights of the Red Branch at
Shell Mound Park yesterday: Jerry Sheehy
40. I. Waters 80. P. O'Mahony So j. DonO-
Yah 80. r. Corbell 80. Edward Browne 80,
D. Morlarty 80, c. Barry 40 John Fay 81, j.
Purcell IS. p. O'Farrell 26, George Brown
III.