The morning call., 1893-04-03
COMPANY C WINS.
Some Good Shooting at
Shell Mound.
FOR THE TOBIN TROPHY.
Eight Companies Shoot and Make
Close Scores-C Is Victorious
the Third Time.

The annual militia shoot for the Tobin
trophy was held yesterday at Shell Mound
Park and resulted once more in a victory
for Company c.
Companies a, 3. c, D, E, F. G and II of
the First Regiment contested for the prize,
and some very close scores we're the result
of some of the best shooting ever witnessed
at Shell Mound.
The trophy consists of a very handsome
silver goblet, supported on a stand of rifles
and targets, and is very az propriate prize
for target-shooting contests.
Following are the scores:
o. +. Peterson A. J. G. Hult 40, A. II. Brod
46, n. Friedrich 40, O. Note 40, A. j. Rudd0ck
43, [. L. LOds 81. c. Gilbert 40. f. Eyie 80,
T. E. Parmelee ~, c. +. Watham 40, C. A.
Parmelee 80, j. W. Dumber-ll AZ, r. f. Car son
43, J. kiiter Al, J. Smithson II. c. Meyer 40
Z Sitor AZ, j. Klein Al, q. Taylor 43. Tolal
Company G pushed the victorious COM
pany closer than usual, with the following
good showing:
Hampton A., Bohr 50. Hatfield 40, Lawrence
a, Thompson -. johnson ~. Norton 43,
Thompson 80, Handy 81. Mansfield 81, Sutcliffe
rowe 80, Mentally IS. Poyey 80 FERN SO, WIS
ser &C. Atwood sc. Total, 794.
The next best score was made by Com
pany Il
Captain Cook Al, Unger a. Heaih 40. Poole
40. Stnreyaut SO, Kelley 81. Lieutenant Lind
qui-t IS, Hammerson 3s, Kupp ~, Taylor 43
Bufdiek SO, Radke 81, Claussenus 80, Burtis
30, DOhrman ~, Hays 80. Townsend 80, Schula
A. Ramm Al, fricn IA. Total 7S7.
Company F did some very good shooting
and was bat slightly beaten by Company Is,
as the following score shows.
Lieutenant James ~. Kennett -. Stauf 80
Blac, %, HAYS 80. Lee IS. Williams Sc Land.
ram "a, McGnrvan 81, kIsch 81, Lieutenant
EEgeft AZ, lSaakSen 80 Peudetou 43 Wage ner
~, finkhsm 80, Eric,on SO, CARR 81. Jskobs
re ia T. u NSSs'' o. ''p'"'n M''F0 3D. Total
Company AS score, which follows, also
shows that the members have been practic-
ing:
Sergeant H. satter 50, E. L Binder &C. c. G.
White 81 L. !. teiter 30. S.W. Pringle SO, 2. J.
McCrea p, {. SeagraYe "a, NJ. H. MCGowan II
o. j. Copnor 3S; D. A. Curtin 3S, W. II. Lord
49, w. +. Meadows 49, ii. }. Willing IS. r.,
Heurirg 80. f. ". Newbert 50, +. Mcknight 80,
Captain Marshall 80 Lieutenant sullivan 81, E.
j. Murphy 33. Total, 6G3.
The following score made by Company d,
while not good enough to put in the lead
shows very good average:
Burdtck 30, Hanranan 81, Weiss &c. COyle a.
Aeager -, Henderson 81 GUG 20, Lieutenant
Baker 81, l;lnder6erG 26, BiunkaH 80, Smith 40,
Morrison 80, Mullen 40, Mills SO, Captain Jan.
sen 10, Sergeant Gelow 43 Sergeant KIIpsteIn
$50.
Company II, the last on the list Of con-
te>taniS for the trophy, fall but little below
the average with the following score:
GotIschnek SO, Holman %, Nolan Is. Hell.
more %. HeiufOth Al, Litter 90, Basney y.
Klein &c, Larson 81. Medera a, Evans 32
Bush 30 Kalns 30, Esinl %, Geyeritzhein so
Btur -. GeIIzbau 2S Cox "a, Egleslon So
Deepen 80. Total COS.
The lowest score made during the day was
that of a company OF the naval reserve.
The score was as follows:
Lieutenant Davis &c, Ensign CaIden 27. C. A.
Gould %. W. King 20, II. Cooley p, C. On
tieauX l3. Qulnin y. +. Blythe %, T. McGeorge
z, I. Nixon IS, ID. GoOdale IA, 6. Kelley 4 II.
Myer 10. Totsl, 253.
After the contest had been won by Com.
pany c, COMPANY b held its annual COM
Dany contest for the medals, which resulted
in total score OF 923 and the prizes were
distributed as follows:
The championship class was won by I'm
ger, first class by Hammersnn. second class
fourth class by Frieb