The morning call., 1894-09-24
SECOND ARTILLERY.
Some Very Lively Scoring at Shell
Mound Park.

SOme very Lively scoring AT Shell
Mound Park.
Bullets flew thick and fast at the Shell
Mound life range. and the rattle of dis
charging firearms vas enough to make one
think the war of Korea had been trans
ferred TO the shores of Berkeley.
The Second Artillery Regiment, n. G..
c.. had is second final shoot of the year.
In addition to this there was more than
the usual amount OF rifle and pistol prac-
tice by the many shooters of the various
clubs. Hence the noise that prrcluded the
possibility of hearing ordinary CONVEX
sation.
The highest honors in yesterdays
contest were won by Captain 7. j.
Gun ningham, who repeated his former
score Of 10 out OF a possible 80, which
10 wear the much coveted gold bar of
honor. Lieutenant T. A. Kuhls, who
supervised the Second Regiment contest.
made the highest score of the day. AZ.
Following are the scores of the various
batteries. each man having ten sho;s with
possibility of fifty points:
Battery b (practice shooD-Frich AZ, Heiz-
man 40, Taylor Al, Perry Al, Townsend 40
Claussenius AZ.
Captain 30. ": Ii: Iobin Al. j. T. siehe 3s.
Q. I. Huber 33. Frank, None AZ, V. j. Fell
i9. M: j. sneehap "a. c. Fegan 20, F. w.
a Ahsn 81 a. 4 Tckz AGG? ss 30 e. coo a1
IA. II. Day TO- D. F. de Bernardo SO, E. F.
en- 16. s. J; ellis 20. "; Golly AZ, L. R.
Heller 80. w. johnson II, George Johnson
4; j. hullman Al, II. Lumteyer 80. J. II.
Meyer %. w: c. Meyer 81. j. O. Ringen 40, T.
Sam 49, IL Ii. Seyden 80, Clarence Son 81,
Nj: Sundiand 10, L. Ringen 80.
Battery DC +. SeIiZ SO, Ii. W. Clark 43, j.
ii. jordan %. T. BAIT 2S S. Rosentbal 81, A.
Farless 20, J. Felix 1 L. H. F. Gorham 80, E. J.
Bowes %. q. F. Mannel 81. }. o. Walters 81.
NJ, d. Sherwood II, w. &. Berry 10. A. Blowat
So G. l. Berry 40. c. d. Cook 20, j. Dohrman
80, T. Eistelder IL, l. FEEDER 30, K. r. Hol-
stein 20, H. b. Hatfield 81, G. Gambetta So. A.
Holman 81. w. T. Kennedy 10, w. II. LuIz
"a, j. Lyons 81, H. L. Martin 81, L. Mcdonald
20, q. J. Miller 10, f. j. Moody "a. E. Ron
aid 10. V. c. Turrell 10, ID. olfern %, II. IL.
ZObel %.
Battery EFT. j. Cunningham 45 gold bari,
T. u. Freely 33, I. j. Desmond 30, f. T. Bat
,erau 80. n. Coin %, j. Bergman z. C. f.
T. ID. SkIllmans24, NJ. f. Warren 33. II j.
Berry 10, r. Alexander 34. 4. l.. Amack Al, +.
q. Anderson 4. Z. f. Bauer 81. P. Brunette 30.
J. Burke %, W. +. Bush SO, c. o. Cooper 81.
}. j. Dewar 2, j. A. Devauy 10, II. DeWar 20.
d. }. Egan H. j. 2. FITZGERALD 81, T. Hollis 8,
w. Hanley %, II. Han 80, w. }. Hanekamp 80,
j. Y. Heritage 2S, j. II. Hessian 4, 4. Hoehna
>, j: J. Hurley 27. A. g. Hardy AZ. d. j. Hagan
II, ". E. Kemp 20, NJ. Kerley Il. w. +. Rec
80 c. IL. Larky %: j. W.. Mckeuna z, G. F.
Mcguire 43, l.. j. Meyer r. b. Meirdiefks Is,
NJ ". Niles 20, L. f. Schmelz 81, j. Semeris
SO, j. Sweeney 50, j. l.. Utschg Al Il. Z. Wes-
laiG Is, +. Wells 30 ID. j. White 81, w. Wren
Battery &c A jerks 30, A. NJ. Hearn ~.
E. j. Ellis 80. F. L. CoddngtoR u. W. c. Clark
10, c. w. IversOn Is. F. VI. 1urtou Al, F. l..
Brown 43, B. Hawks 10, w. j. Clark 40, d. (.
Carton "A, c. NJ. Crogan 6, +. II. Field %, John
Fitzgerald 80, Il. II. Hawks "a. q. A. Heintz
g. w; ~ Higgins s; 2 u T. Il 1vag 81 e NJ
Ii. Moore 20, j. f. OCOnnOr 80. C. w. Osborne
20, a. Rowe 81. A. w. Ryder IA X Smith
50, Ii. Turton 81. w. L. Ugtick %, ii. Wag-
Battery CT F. O'Nen So E. D. Carron SO,
q. j. Zehender SO, E. ", Rivers SO, A bert
kim 10. W: A. Whiting %, j. II. Thompson
T. Z. StrOth 81, s. b. Farnham SO, ID. A. Horgan
10. j. NJ. Deadly 81, +. NJ. Flugger 2S, c. n.
Femming 20. 6. A; Hink "a. l.: Z. Ayhaus o,
Flanagan 80. W. F. Fradshan 80. J. f. Clarity
IS. w. H. Gardner II. j. P. Hare 10, C. W.
Hunt Il 2Si W; q. HurI6u4 i6, X d. zones ;S 81.
10, A. w. Lawrence 20, h. NJ. Meagles 81,
w. ID. Murphy 80, {. A. Nelson %, NJ. j.
o. Keefe 10, Z. g.. Reay Is. A. j. Rel IL,
F. Roeltger II. I. F. Sexton II. h. P. wickers.
Battery he, J. Wall %, c. J. Hogan 3d. j.
A. Farrell 34 w. L. Wall 16. w. Phillips 80,
II. Wilson 13, r. E. Cavanaugh %. j. w. Comm
"a. +. F. Casey 20. J. Campbell "a, J; NJ: Cos
!ello 10. W. Gfqsh 80; A. Gantner 81. 6. }.
Harris 6, F. l.. Kelly IL. w. p. Maher 50. A.
Mchinuon 30, C. Z. NOyes 26, +. OlmsIead 80,
+. G. Pape 8, F. w. Prldean 10, o. H. Park 4.
j. H. Ress 25, W. Reid s. K. j. Riley 6, W. Il.
Spillman 81, ii. NJ. Ubben 81.
Field ana staff Offcers-Major w. ID. Waters
80, Lieutenant B. MacDon aid AZ, CAPTAIN A. j.
Kellebehr 8, Colonel w. NJ. Macdonald 10.
Major A. Huber IS, Lieutenant +. f. Fols 33,
Lieutenant ii. Parsons 43, Lieutenant Z. A.
kubls At. Colonel d. Geary 40.
The band-Strpply So. Lennox 80, Dibble
%. Menke 81, Whitney IL, Woodall AZ. Rear
don %