The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-18

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On the first two shots Miss Katie R.
Fisher made 40 out Of a possible 90 Had
she not became trlfle nervous il is proba-
bile instead of winning The third prize she
would have carried off the championship
medal and first prize. MIS- NJ. Reubnld's
score-109 out of possible 125-is great
deal better than great many members of
the California SchuetZeD Club can make
The following are the prizes won by some
OF the best shots: Mrs. NJ. ReubOld. opera
glass: Miss Utschg. umbrella; Miss
Fisher. ring; Miss E. Riehl. cabinet
picturesi Mrs. Goerl, ring; Mrs. j. Ut
schig, carpetsweeper.
After the shooting by the ladies had
been completed and the prizes distributed
all repaired to the spacious hall at the
park and there the first ladies' rifle as
ISOLATION ever held in America. perhaps,
in the world. was organized. Philo ia
coby. president of the California Schuetzen
Club, was appoin ted temporary chairman.
The title OF this new Organization is the
Ladies' California SchuetZen Club.
An election of officers for the year of
1894 was held with the following re-
suits: Mrs. Fred Sbuemann. PRESIDENT;
Mrs. F.. Attinger. vice-president; Mrs.
secretary; Miss r. Finking, shooting mis-
tress.
The following ladies were present ar the
formation OF the club: Mrs. A. Stricken,
Mrs. j. Utschig. Mrs. f. Atting~r. Mrs. r.
Flnking. Mrs. c. Sagehorn. Miss E. Atm
ger, Mrs. T. Eggine. Mrs. P. Vogel, Mrs.
NJ. Reubold. Miss Katie Fisher, Mrs. j. FL.
Fisher Jr., Miss Lizzie Utschig, Miss
Katie Utschig, Mrs. George BahIs, Miss
Ella Riehl, Mrs. }. A. Hoser, Mrs. Fred
Shuemann, Miss Annie Lawrence, Miss
w. Hahn, Mrs. Fred GUrel
The club will hold a meeting every
month. and the first monthly medal shoot
will take place the second Sunday of Jan
uary, after which it will be held regularly
every month.
Hans" the Schuetzen Park bear, has
but now a short time TO live. He was shot
for at the range of the California Schuetzen
CLUB yesterday piece by piece. A chief
executioDer has been appointed in the per-
son OF MIR. Brown. The shooting I or bear
steaks was conditioned as follows: That
the best center should take the best steak
and the next best center takes the second
best steak, etc. that DO one could be en-
titled to win more than one steak, and
that the target should be open to all
corners. Hans" did not seem to pay much
attention to the fact that be was being
contested for as he quietly munched on the
rocks and clay furnished him by the
Children OF The park. PhiIo Jacob by made
the best bullseye and the second best was
made by John Utschig. The 6-inch bulls
eye target is divided into 5000 points, the
better the center made the less points,
therefore one making dead center would
have 0. Each man fired four shots.
The following are the names of the men
who will eat hear steak on Christmas:
John Utschig 17779. Philo Jacoby 1874. Won
We'll 596. Charles Sagehorn 653. f. Attn
ger SOS, John Bachman 1113 Mr. Descalso
1167h, F. Shnemann 1878. r. Fnkng 1859.
Fl. Enge 1900 d. Riehl 1912, NJ. ReuboId
1876, F. Muller 2062, William Hahn PA.
L. J. Carroll 2159.
The California Schuetzen Club cadets
held their final shoot for the fiscal year,
and also their monthly medal shoot. In
the yearly shoot the 6rst-rlass yearly
medal was won by j. Utschig Jr. r.
Riehl is the winner of the second-class
yearly medal. The medals for the best
seven strings for the year were won by the
following: First class, p. Bohr; second
class, Charles Novack. In the monthly
shoot the frst-class medal was won by p
Bohr DR., he having score of 402 rings
f. Riehl won he second-class medal by
score of All rings.
The Turner Schuetzen Club held its
monthly shoot with the following results:
Champion class, G. Helm 436; first class.
T. Brunette 400; second class. f. Kommer
347; third class. G. Rudolph 2S2; first best
shot, f. Kraeger; last best shot. w.
SchmalZlin.
The bullseye shoot of the San Francisco
Grutl Scnuelzen Club resulted in the best
buliseyes being made by the following
named First best, A. Hintermau second,
+. Baumgarten; third, Edward Kunz;
fourth, j. Freiiftb; fifth, j. Appenzellar;
sixth, j. Scheibli.
The California Schuetzen Clup held ia
final shoot for the year. A. Srecker won
the diamond medal by a score of 449 IA d
also the champion class medal by a score
of 440. The first class medal was lot won.
A. Utschig wins the second class medal by
score of 400.
The third-class medal was won by F.
Hausmsn. his score being 404 G. Unger-
man wins the fOurth-class medal bv
score of 1852. The first best shot medal
was won by G. Helm, the last best shot by
G. Hovey.
Company ID, Fifth Infantry. Of San
Rafael, held practice shoot with the fol-
lowing results:
Sergeant Kerrigan. ....5 S 4545 5-As
Sergeant Boyen ......-,o 8 a o 4 44-45
NJ Reilly. 4 5-43
i. Areher...... ...........b 8 3 4-4S
j. schosser...............4 4 3 b-42
Sergeant Gray.............4 5 3 3 4 80
+. Vanderbilt. 4 s 40
Captain Elliot, SO; Sergeant Eden, SO;
Cornoral Seott