The morning call., 1894-12-03
RIFLES ON SIGHT.
Scores at SChuetZen and
Shell Mound.
Exciting Contest Between Two Mill
tary Companies-Some Closing
Medal Shoots.

In spite of the unpromising weather yes
terday a goodly number Of marksmen
j0urneyed over to the shooting ranges at
ScbuetZen and Shell Mound.
A little rain fell in the forenoon and
then gave way to a settled mist that hung
over the atmosphere all afternoon. How
ever. marksmen said there was a good
light on the targets, and so the day was
not so bad after all. But the scores made
were by no means good. Following is a
summa ~ of the days proceedings:
California Schuetzen Club. Monthly medal
shoot.
Champion CLASSIC. ". Mclaughlin 437.
First class-L. Bender 395.
Second cass-E. Mocker 395.
Third class-D. c. Babln 400. This being the
third time In succession that Mr. Babin won in
this class he retains the medal.
Fourth class. Fetz 366. The winner In
this class also retains his medal.
First best Subsidiaries SegehOrn "a. Last
best shot, ii. Schroeder %. G. Heeth wins the
first bsst-shot medal 70: the year, and the last
best-shOt medal falls to o. Burmeister.
Grutli Verein SchuetZen section monthly
343.
First class-A Gehret 1926.
Second CLASSY. I'll dhelm 3S6.
Third class. FeZ 1885, This winner, hav-
ing won his medal three times, retains posses
sion of it.
Eintracht vereln schuetzen section, monthly
Second class-T Rinner 324.
Third Glass;. Topken sos.
First best shOt-H. Schroeder "a. Last best
Subsidiaries Gumpel %.
Bullseye shoot, Grutli Verein-Flrst prize F.
Baumgartner; second, A. HiDtermann; third,
L. Hansen; fourth, j. Schelbli; fifth, NJ. A.
Tschurr; sixth, A. Gohret.
Besides the club shooting the military
were we'll represented at the targets
Company B. Third Regiment, held the
last medal shoot OF the year Following
are the scores:
Chamnlon class-Private Muller 40, Private
Kelly AS, Corporal Carroll A, Captain Kennedy
AZ, Sergeant Oestreich ~.
First class-SergeanI Robinson AZ Private
Richardson ~, Private Walden 40.
Second clasS-PriVa C DeIlwig AZ Sergeant
Kennedy SO, Private Carroll So, Private Novak
Third class-Private Holmer Al, Private
OCOnnor SO, Private Bro0erick 49,
Fourth elass-Priyate koenemau Sc, Private
Hessler 80.
The medal-winners for the year are:
Private Muller second.
First class: Sergeant Robertson first. Pri-
Vate Richardson second.
Second class: Private DelIng first Private
Noyak second.
Third class: Private Homer first, Private
Fourth class. Private holman FIRST, Private
kirchner second.
In a competitive match Company of the
First Regiment, N. G.. C. of San Francisco
6arely defeated Company ID, Fifth Regiment of
S 2an Rtiael by five points; score 1906 TO 1901.
i ne ioliowlng are the scores OF those making
forty points or better:
company b. Firste Rgiment-Captain Cook
80 d; Heeth 40. W. Baumgarten 49, A. GehreT
50, "a. %; CiausseDius AZ. q. b. Hickman AZ,
y; Ferry AZ, +; Bannan, AZ. Lieu enant Filmer
Al. Slndler Al, Sergeant F. M. Krellng Al, A.
Fitz Al, A; Schula 40, F. Gheritt 40, a. II.
frech 40, +. Hamerson 40, c. r. Cochran 40.
company ID. Fifth Reglment-F B. Moulton
40. j. Robinson 40, A. A. Smith A. I. j. Fall
lon 43, Captain W. Elliott 43, N. Vanderbilt
q, +. Schoeneman, Al, Lieutenant Murray Al,
sergeant Boyan Al, L. j. Jacobs Al, I. Bailey
~, Sergeant Kerrigan 40, E. Smith 40, Nj.
Reilly 40, Corporal A. E. Scott 40.
AT Shell Mound Park Battery r of the
Second Artillery Regiment N. q. c., held
practice shoot. Score:
Sergeant Reanan 40. Corporal Brown 40. Pri-
Vate Field 40. CAPTAIN jerks 80 Private