The morning call., 1893-05-22

Regiment, located at Oakland. opened the
day with some reasonably good shooting.
Portions of their scores were very poor.
but as general rule were slightly above
the average. The best are given below:
Company Al. Poulter 10, Cunningham
43. Downey 40, Captain Poulter 40, Wotner
d, Sherman Il. Vaughn Al. Ellis Al,
Pickett 90, Mccormick 40, Burrell So
Lieutenant Canvassso 80. Lieutenant
Tabor 81, Beach 81, Curnow 81, Nevens
IS. Maker 35, Gallagher So.
Company F-W. Fl. Cohblediek 10, NJ
]. Portley IL. A. E. Marley SO. C. a.
Pearce SO, F. 5. Seulich 33. W. c. Gervish
3s. Captain j. f. Hayes IS. J. MeGemus
So, Fl. E. Harvey Sc, G. A. Scott 80, F. A.
Saunders 50, j. f. Hintermeyer so.
Being the third Sunday in the month,
yesterday was the day set for the regular
monthly shooting contest for the tenn
poraIy medals Of the Nationals" better
known as Companies and G of the First
Infantry Regiment of the National Guard.
AS Is usual for those companies, which
are the crack shooting companies OF the
First, very excellent scores were made bv
all the men. Following are the scores of
both companies:
G. p. Taylor &C. A. johnson IS,
A. S. Hatfield 49, N. Fredercks As, P.
NJ. Diers %, c. Meyer 45. A E.
Anderson IS. ]. Bxby a., II. T.
Hicks 43. j. Smiihson 43, w. L. Welton
43 Lieutenant Edward Sutiffe 43, Lieu
tenant A. j. Ruddock 43, Nj. Grattan 43,
John Ritter 43. Lieutenant J. w. Durn-
brell q, c. Sparrowe %. Lieutenant c. E,
Thompson AZ, c. F. Waltham Al, j. Medal
Al. E. E. Parmelee 81, j. A, Burton d, #.
Carson Al, Captain ii. Fl. Woodruff Al. c.
l.. Lods Al. G. Klein 81, w. B. Larkins Il.
E. Slitor Al, j. c. Meyer Al. W. l.. Fem 40,
Fl. Koch 80, F. Povey 3S, r. B. Handy So,
o. +. Peterson IS. +. W. Payne 38. A. FL.
Kennedy 3S. r. fl. Duden 81 W. w.
Thompson 81. E. Shook 81. F. McNeeley
Sc, A. Nichols sc. John Norton Sc, j. A.
Christie SIS. A. Bettens 35, c. P. Hlrst SO,
Thomas E. Bulliyant so, c. A. Parmelee
80.
Company F Of the same regiment shot
with the following results: ii. L. Pendle-
ton Al. w. w. MCGOWAN 45. Lieutenant W.
Fl. +. James A, G. Wegener Al, c. Isaksen
Al, c. Mitchell Al. D. Fl. Hayes 80. Lieu
teuant f. j. Eagert 80. F. S. Pinkham 80,
E. Williams So. J. A. Black 35, F. Kelly
33. A. Adler 80, j. II. Bolts 81, w. May
berry 81, c. NJ. Mayberry 90
The above-named companies were the
only representatives of the National Guard
who were present. but the Knights of the
Red Branch Rife Club, viii h shoots nu-
der the same rules and uses the same rifle,
was there with goodly representation of
the young sons of Erin.
Their scores were as follow: j. Dono-
van ~. j. Sheehy 40. r. O'Rourka 40, p.
Mahoney 3s, T. Waters 81, M. Mccormick
S5. c. Barry So. NJ. Gaul 80. R. Corbett 81.
John Fay 90, j. Hallisy IS. 2. j. Farrell
81. j. Deasy 81. D. Moriarty 81. p. J. Shea
%, William Deegan %, j. O'Dowd %, Il.
Fitzgerald %.
The Red Mems shooting section shot
for medals with very poor results. The
possibility was $50, and the winners are
given 1below: Champion CASA. BIDDER
EOS. First class-George Steckelberg 143
Second CHISHOLM Feldman 154. Third
class-H. Grieb 76.
The United States Gun Club ut Alameda
Point yesterday had one of its regular club
shoots. Nearly ali the members are from
Oakland. There was large number of
the members and spectators present.
The following is the score of the match
at shooting at blnerocks: Slack Z, Tarbox
g. Deering 4, De Pue 10, Baker s. Webb 49,
Steuart 8, Andrus 6. Lebrke 10. Deben ton
10, Baum s. Hall 8. Varney 10.
Next Sunday the club viii have its regu-
lar annual club shoot.
The Lincoln Gun Club is the oldest in
California, and WAS established some sew
enteen years ago. The members meet each
year on the first Sunday OF the month for
six months in each year to shoot for the
annual medal.
At thu end of the season they generally
have live-brd shooting hut so far they
have been shooting at bluerocks or clay
pigeons. Up to the present time Charles