The morning call., 1893-09-14
THE SCHUETZENFEST
The Prizes Are Distributed Among
the Marksmen.

the MarkSmen.
The Schuelzen Verein wound up its
thirty-fifth anniversary in merry style in
California Hall on Bush street last night
by distributing prizes, and afterWard en-
joying programme of dances 10 the music
of RitLau's band.
All kinds of valuable keepsakes were
given as prizes TO the cracksmen who had
distinguished themselves at She'll Mound
Park on Sunday, the Sd inst, and the list
OF prize winners, with their scores, was as
follows:
Company Target = Charles Theirbach
90. A. Mocker "a, l.. Bendel GO. n. Ahrens
63 II. Sizzling 62, r. Finking 81, ID. b.
Faktor 81, George Bahrs 60. William
Glinderman 90, Al Huppert So George
Schultz IS, K. Werthelmer IS. H. Relberg
81, o. w. Lllkendey 81. A: Bertel-
sen 81, j. c. Waller 81, H. Thode Sc,
ID. Won der Mehden 90. PhilO Jac0by
56. F. Attinger 50. F. Brandt So,
F. Schuster "a, l.. Rilzau "a. j. Utschig "a,
Ii. Huber 80. John ThOde 81. A. Lang 81,
A. L. OFT 50. F: Freese 81. William Plain
90. II. Zscher 80. }. Gafken 80. a. jung
blauth 49, George Pein 40. f. Kork As, +.
Hilz AZ. Il. Schroeder 46, G. Ii. q. Seyden
a. j. Peters 43. +. q. Witt 43. II. Tietjcn II,
+. Hensel Al. f. AtZerr0th Al, j. Mengrl Al,
George Seyden 40. A. Grant 80. &. Nobner
IS, A. Pane 81. Alb Meyer 81. William
Enrsntfort sc. r. Grrker 80. A. Huber
Riehl 81. FL. Roster 81. W. .Appiarlus 81,
Aug. MAYER 81, d. Salfeld 30. E.
Algeltinger 81. William Garner "a.
+. Baruth "a, F. Wagner %,
j. Horstman 40. B. Wurthman 81. A.
Browning Sc, c. Welland "a. Henry Prien
81, l.. Haake 80. Henry Doshen 81. j..
TIedeman 81. Aug Schulz 80. A. LeMare
IN Tobu Rrn.s T. Hide
brand %. John Piath 20, II. F. Mas 10,
DR.. Gerlach 10. j. L. Meyer Is. II. Fink II,
William Wreben II, Y. Ehrman Is, f.
Hag-man IL, J. Schlesselman 8, II.
kappke 2, L. Yooel l, Charles Schafer 0,
II. Frank 0, f. Gudehus 0. l.. B. Schmidt
u, j. Klewisch 0.
Bu!lseyes-Johu Utschig 100. n. Ahrens
So. ii. Stpcker 76. d. b. Faktor 81, Il.
Flnklng Sc. t. Q. Young So. l.. Haakr 3S,
William Glnderman 80. l.. Bendel 50, +.
A. Ffeese 50. u. A. Schultz %, Charles
Tnerbach %, j. Peters p, ii. Hellberg 90
Henry Stellng 10, d. Won der Mehden 10,
Ii. Thode II, +. Attinger II. a. Jnngbluln
b. c. Burmeister Is, I. Kenneth IL. &.
Heeh II, George BONN 10, a. BertelSen g
John Thode 9. a. MOrker 9.
First bullseye, morning, l.. \. RiiZau
last tullseye, morning, George Pein; first
bullseye, afternoon. +. o. Young; last
hullseye. afternoon. l.. Haake.
Best centers-R. tlnklng AZ, Il. n. KIT
Eau ~, W. Ahrens 100. a. S:ecker 1SS
G. A. Schultz $50. l.. Bendel 2s4. D. Is
Faktor S1G1a, f. O. Young $50. l.. Haake $50
George PEN 3S7. y. Jungbluth 3S7h. H.
Hellberg 1872 j. UIsehig 49,. Charles
Thierbach 444. II. Thode 46l. f. Attingel
467, ID. Won der Mehden 47S. Henry He'll.
ing 492. Henry Zecher 1917, f. R0eskma
514, John Peters 573, L. a. kreese 62315
William Glinderman GO, DR.. F. RiehI 1924
A. i. OFT 755.
Bowling William Glinderman, J.
Miesner George Shomer and ID. Ottsen,
80 each; C. WlelRnd, F. AttiDger. W.
Meinecke and E. Schierbaum, 81 each Mr.
Zimmerman. George Schultz. j. Horst
man and Herman Huber. 33 each; F.
Schuster and Won GueIpen, 50 each
John Peters, 81.
Most mines during the day. William
GliDderman. 81; most ticketA William
Glinderman. g.