The morning call., 1894-10-22
BULLSEYES AND POINTS
The Jacoby Gold Medal Won by
r. Riehl Jr.
CALIFORNIA SCHUETZEN CADETS
Some Excellent BuIiseye Shooting
Done by Clubs at She'll
Mound Range.

Monthly medal and practice shooting
was The order OF the day at the Shell
Mound range yesterday, and in spite of
the somewhat uncertain aspect of the
weather during the forenoon the attend
ance was slightly above the average. The
marksmen were eviiently not in record
breaking mood, and in consequence SIM
ply settled down to good, solid scoring,
without any attempt at phenomenal work.
OF course, there are always exceptions
to every rule, and l.. Brun of the Nord-
deutscher Verein IN the bullseye shoot
carried off the Glinderman medal.
There was great deal of interest dis
played in this contest. inasmuch as the
medal itself is one of the handsomest ever
competed for, and the rivalry existing
among the members has been exception
ally strong. The winner must make the
best bullseve center during the year, and
l.. Brun has a record of 120. 1000 of an
inch from the center of the black circle.
OF course, this does not constitute the rec
ord, but il is exceptionally good shooting,
neverthele less.
The militia was represented by Com
pany + of the Fifth and Company L of the
First The last named was very poorly
represented considering that 1t has a
membership of over sixty men. Out OF all
these only eleven marksmen put in an ap-
pearance, but happily they succeeded in
making O fair showing, all things con-
sitered. The proficiency Of the national
guardsmen at the targets Is matter OF
pride to citizens at large, and the hope was
expressed by several officers OF the second
brigade who were present that < Com
pany of the First would in the future de-
vote little more attention TO the monthly
shoots.
The Knights of the Red Branch Rifles
held their monthly practice competition
with good results and the GermaDia Schuet-
zen, Red Mems Scnuetzen aud San Fran
cisco SchuelZen Veriens were also on hand
in addition 20 the organization already
named.
Although the members of the Columbia
Pts oil and Rife Club were not booked for
any of their monthly shoots, they Occu-
pied their range during the day In prac-
tlce work and private matches with the
pistol. Threatening weather cannot dis
may the wOrld-beatng Columbus. Fol-
10 wing are the scores and results of various
shoots.
Company F, Fifth Regiment; monthly medal
competitOu-PTvate Iyrrell 40, Private NJ "a
ginnS A. Private Travers AZ, Private Parsons
Al, Private Webb Al, Private Campbell Al.
Captain Wethern 40, Lieutenant Cobbledck
80. Private Wilson 80. Private Ciougn 49,
Corporal McCudden 80, Corporal Coval 3S. Prl
vate Unda 81. Sergeant Pearce 81, Private
Slut 81, Private Mae SO, Sergeant Rennie "a,
Private Williams "a, Private Beck SO, Corporal
Harvey 80, Private UndernilI 81, Lieutenant
Wenk so, Private Body %, Private I. Parsons
%, Private Findley 20. Private Phelps 20.
Company L, First Regiment monthiy medal
competition: Isaaksen 43. Pinkham AZ. Pelly
80, F. S. Webb %. w. ). CoughLn 40 Howard
! Al, Curzauo 43 Erikson 40, +. Kelly 81, w. w.
| McGOwan AZ, L. Struve A.
Knights of Red Branch Rifles, monthly prac-
| tice competition: j. Sheehy 40. Nj. Casey 80.
NJ. Mannix 80, James Smith 39. Michael Gaul
| 33, John Fay "a, X. Corbett 80. L. ON ahony
| 50, W. Shorten 32, ID. Russell 20, A. Whelton
| 80, d. Murphy 80, P. Donobue 20, j. McKenna
20, ii. Mclnernry 80, j. Il. Kelly 2S. Ed
Browne 80. Eugene Rahill 26.
Germania Schuetzen Club; monthly medal
competition: Champion clasS-H. Heath 422.
First claSs-A. Mocther 4O5.
Second class-Not competed for.
Third class-D. b. FaktOr 420.
Fourth class-John Tiedeman 3S4.
| First best shot. Ii. Hellberg "a: last best
| shot, j. Peters %.
San Francisco Schuetzen Verein; monthly
| medal competition:
Champion class-NOt won.
First class-A. Ii. Pape 400.
Second class-NOt won.
Third claSs-N. Enrens 400.
| Fourth cass-R. bunker 327.
| First best shot, Ii. Huber 20; last best Fl.
! Burfiud %.
Red Mems Schuetzen Club; monthly medal
| contest:
Champion class-E. BIoedan 427
First class-JOhn ID. Feldermann 299.
Second class-H. Bach $40.
First best shot, Il. Bach 20; last best. John
| ID. Feldermann 20.
Norddeutscher Schue,zen Verein; bullseye
competitions:
First, j. Peters; second, II. Heath; third, j.
! de Witt; fourth, w. Darms; fifth, ID. Won der
Mehden; sixth, FL. Stelling; seventh, ii. He'll.
| berg.
Columbian Pistol and Rifle Club, private pistol
| match-F. Gebret- 90 95-1S5; A. III. Pape-
| 81, 93-1S4; DR.. ROdgers-S4. 94-17S; f.
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