The morning call., 1894-10-15
SOME GOOD SHOTS
Making Coast Records at
Shell Mound.
F. o. Young of the Columbia Pistol
and Rifle Club Distinguishes
Himself Again.

The majority Of the local marksmeu were al
tending The shooting festival at San Jose yes
terday, but enough remained In Town TO make
showing on the local ranges. Matters were
rather dull at Shell Mound during the forenoon,
but the enthusiasts put in an appearance after
tile noon hour and enlIvened matters somewhat.
The members of the Columbia Pistol and Rife
Club OF course occupied their little secluded
shed and also portion of the main structure.
They all appeared to be In excellent form and
+. o. Young succeeded IN making a coast rec
ord by scoring 100 with the rifle and rest The
record previously stood at 103, but the Column
bias were determined TO add another To their
already remarkable list. The club shot its
medal pistol shoot for members only and the
rifle matches for the ROos and Glindeman
medals.
81 he remaining ranges were in use by the
National \ Guar dsmen and The Independent
Rifles. Following are the scores of Tie Column
Dia Pistol and Rifle Cub:
With pistol for BlSnding medal-Smth Carr
"a. A. Ii. Pape 80. +. o. Young 80. 5. [. KEEL
logg 49, Z. HOvey 80. &. NJ. Davis 90. L. Baum
gartDer 81, M. s. Davis 70, A. Fritz IA.
Members pistol shoot. Champion class-E.
Hoyey 81. Carr Smith 80. :. l. kellogg SO, L.
y. Young S3, L. NJ. Dalss 81.
First class-A. Ii. Pape 80, f. Baumgartner
IS, DR.. L. o. Rodgers Sc, NJ. S. Davis so, p.
BOhr 81.
Second class-Charles Perry. A. Fritz so, A.
H. Kennedy 70, A. Gehret II. l.. Zimmerman
&C: II. X. Brown 81. q. Manuel 90.
- kiie. 200 yards champion class-H; r.
Brown 80. ID. w. Mclaughlin SO, DR.. l.. Rod
gers 50. FRED o. Young 80.
Fist cass-A. Ii. Papr 80, A. Gehret II.
Second class-Charles Perry 70, Lieutenant
DAVIS SO. George Manuel so. A. n. Kennedy.
Al, l.. zimmerman 40, A. Fritz 90.
fine rife for Roos medal-D. NJ. Mclaughlin
a. f. o. Young 81, DR.. Rodgers 30. Il. Il.
Brown 80, {. NJ. Daiss 10, +. Baumgartner 80,
Charles Perry 80.
Springfield rife for Glindeman meda-A. H.
Pap 81. ii. r. Brown II.
Rifle Test-F. o. Young, II 10 IL / 2 10 II 10
IL 1l-109
The militia shoots resulted as follows:
Companies and u, First KegImenl-H. 4.
Z. Bohr 40. j. f. Noriou ~. j. q. HUT 43, w.
J.. Fem 43, O. +. GOodell AZ, Z. ii. Giclone AZ.
L. ). Martin AZ. Captain +. Z. Subtitle AZ, A. j.
kuddick Al, Z. l.. Lods Al, +. j. Roney Al. VII
Ham MrnZel Al, A. Fl. Kennedy 40. O. Nolle
40, }. Ritter 40, +. +. Parmelet 40. II. L. Hicks
40. b. Ii. Sli or SO, A. L. ABIDE son SO. f. L.
Lansing 80, ). A. christie 3o. l. L: BuIl,yant
80, ID. L. Lawton 35, NJ. L. Uufed 80, O'Crn-
nell 81, A. Il. Goff ST. 81, v j. Anderson SO,
I. a. Iaggsrt 81. Jacob Barrie, 10 81, r. j.
DoWdae "a. A. ). Graltan 40, j. 5. Smitbson
40, j. "A. Burton SO. j. A. Humphrey "a, Cap
lain Ii. Il. Woodruff 40. Z. Il. Waltbam 49, l..
f. Helm 80
Battery c. Second Artillery Lieutenant
Huber 46, Corporal NJ. Sbeahan Al. Private NJ.
meyer 40. frivaie Z. Often 40, Corporal Z.
Reagan So, j. Won Staden 32.
Battery d. second ArtlleI BERRY 46, Blair
nat a. MaiLners %. Mannell 80, Dohrmann,
40, MCNEIL 46, Schwartz 81, Corporal Zobel z,
Lieutenant Clark %. Cook A.
Battery l.. Second AitilIery-J. Utschig AT.
Captain cunningham 46, Lieutenant Finlay Al,
j. Schwartz 40, L. Bauer 40, j. Handy 40,
Lieulenanl SeeIey 40, W. hanley 81. j. Deva-
Dey 20 ID. Hogan 20. j. Anderson %.
lndependet Hill Sill. Tonnemacher AZ, Z.
Heimke 80. I. Sademann 81. ii. Tinktn 81,
Ii. Benerson 36. L. karnbeck SO. +. NJ. Zeisiug