The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-29
NOTWITHSTANDING THE FOG
Battery D of the Second Wins
the Picture Trophy.
PISTOL AND RIFLE SCORES
Several Fine Shots Among the uer'
maus-Fifteen BuIIseyes Out of
Twenty-Siebe Contest.

Mound Yesterday was larger than at any
nrevious shoot this year. The day was a
had one for good scores, because the fog
HING so long and so low. Ii was only from
2to4 o'clock that the fog raised enough to
make shooting at the long-distance range
possib
The feature OF the day was the contest
among the batteries of the Second Artl-
lery, ana Battery d greeted lis victory
with loud and prolonged cheers.
The trophy is military engraving called
I'm the Hands Of the Enemy" and which
now hangs in the Second Regiment
Armory. 1t was offered by Company c,
the crack shooting battery of the regiment.
for Companies B of Nspa. d. E, F and
of this city. to shoot for. each team having
twenty men.
Company F turned out but twelve men
and withdrew from the contest Com pauy
D won by scoring Gel points, and in conse-
Quence of the victory Captain DOhrmann
treated the team last evening to ban
Quet. Company DIS last years class
medals will be awarded tonight.
Following are the scores OF the three
eontesting teams:
Battery G-Corporal Depuy 81. Dodge
%. Rivers so. Jones 81, Z6hender 35,
Thompson 30. Carroll %. Aynems 10.
Cubeitt 10, Frodshsm 81, Stroth a, Flem-
ming so, Farnham Is, Flanagan %, Reay
O'Keefe % Total, sos.
Battery E-Amark 81. Cunningham 3S,
Dittes 81, Deeney %. Fleck 80. Pickett 81,
Skillman Q. Garvln "A. Hanekamp "a,
Marion 80, Mcguire IS, Swedlund 40.
Utschig 40, SeeIPy "a. Warn SO. Alexander
"a, FITZGERALD 80. Baver %. Desmond 10,
Schmalz To- Total 643.
Battery D-Lieulenant Seltz &C. Sergeant
Jordan 81. Sergeant Badt 80, Sergeant
Farless 40. Corporal Gorham 81, Corporal
Walthers 80, CORPORAL Bowes IS. Corporal
Manuel So. Blawat 81, Schwartz 81. Dohr-
mann 40, Berry A. Coleman 81, Ulmer %.
Tietjen %. a. hoffman 81, S. FEEDER 81,
Cook 20, RoseHthal Sc, G. FEEDER % Total
Col; average SO 1-20.
Battery of Napa is yet to be heard
from, but being a new company D does
not anticipate that her laures will be
taken from her.
The Rife Association of the Second
Regiment Artillery held its February
monthly shoot yesterday instead of the
Sunday following.
The association has now 107 mem bers,
including nearly all of the commissions ed
officers of the regiment. They are now
negotiating for range on this side of the
bay at the SeveD-mle House, where they
have ranges up TO 1000 yards. On the first
Sunday in March the association Will hold
a picnic at Shell Mound. at which there
Will be bulseye shooting.
Yesterdays scores of the association
were as follows, tie highest being that OF
j. T. SeydoD, "A; DOhrmann, d, 30
Schwartz D, 81; Alexander. L, 10; Can
tain O'Nel, G, So; j. A. Miller, F, %,
Golly, G. 80; Moore. F. II; J. Utschg j.,
Cook, D. 81; F. K. Moore. c, 40; ". Phil
lips, H, 81; Il. L. Clark, d, 80; c. II.
Ottens, c. 80; W. Z. Clark, F, 81; Corporal
Manuel. D, %; Corporal Fell. c, 80
TieIien, d, 80; Woodall. n. C. S.. 43
=. Stripped, band, 80; Lieutenant Seltz, D.
35; Ahlborn. c, 27; Sheahsn, C. So:
McCabe. q, 25; Cooper. c, "a; Blawat. D.
81; Gorham. ID. 80; Amark, E. 81; Captain
Kuisman, F. %; II. Wollert e, SO; J. o.
Walther. D, 80; E. J. Bowes. D, 81; Far
less. D. q; J. +. Ssyden. c, ii; Seeley. E.
ii; l.. FEEDER. d, SO.
At the 5OO-yard range the following prac.
tce scores were made by the Second Reg.
nent Rife Association members: Schwartz
81 Woodall So, Stroth q. Berry 81, Hogan
%. Heanan 81, Farless %, Manuel 80. l.
Ringsn 36, Moore %, J; Ringen 81. e. Fell 16
Company b OF the Second held its
monthly medal shoot which resulted as
follows:
The first class medal was won by Utschig
a, Lieutenant Seeley ~. Captain Cunning
ham 40. McGure 80, Amark Sc.
The second class medal was won by
Flick 80. Warn 30. Corporal Garvin 81,
Sergeant Dittes 81.
The third class medal was won by Flick
EFT SO. Swaziland 81, Marion %. Hane-
kamp q.
The fourth class was won by Bauer 81
Company ID of the Second also had its
monthly shoot, with the following scores :
Tietien 40. Lieutenant Sritz 50. Sergeant
Badt 81, BlauwRt 81, Berry 81, }. Dohr-
mann SO. Schwartz 3d. Sergeant Farless s..
Corporal Manuel 81, Sergeant ROsenthal
80, UImer 81 Cook 80, Corporal Sober 81,
Corporal Bowes 80. Corporal GOTbam 80.
Company A of the Filth held prac.ice
shoot with the following scores at zoo
YARDS: D0wnie "a. Ellis 40, Pickett 80,
Mccormick IS, Cunningham 80 Krkham
90 Nevin Il, Maker AZ, Brier 81, Souther-
land 81. AT 800 yards Maker made "a.
Mccormick 49, The fog stopped the shoot
ing at this time.
Company ID of the First held her monthly
shoot, with scores as follows: w. A. Bur-
dick 90, G. Walker So. j. Yaeger 80. G,
Lnce 80, '. Demarais 35, Dunphy 81, L,
Hanrahan 80
AT the new range of G of the Fifth at
Alameda next Sunday will be a contest
between a team of ten men of that com
pany and similar team from Battery d
of the Second for a picture valued at $50
The Columbia Pistol and Rife Club held
its first semi-m onthly all-comers, medal and
prlZe m atcneS at smell MOunQ yesterday
The attendance was so large that two
extra targets had to be provided.
The scores were as follows: The Bland.
ing pistol medal. fifty yards:
F.o. Young .....8 10 10 10 10 10 1913.
E. Hovey 81. S. Carr SO, A. Heath go. Pendletol
81. DR.. Leo Rodgers SO, Dass "a, Gillian n, II
Heath IS L. c. Babin Al.
For the ROos medal with any rifle at 20
yards:
L: c. Babin ..........5 ses 9 10 10 1913
BDr. Leo Rodgers 81, A. II. Pope 81, Captain
Klein 70. j. Peters rs L. Berere IL. L. Q. Babi
Oh, william CAIRNS 81, j. Thode 81.
The Giudemau medal, military rife:
.. ). Kellogg. III 10 10 10 8 10 10 4-8:
+. o. Young 70. G. Meyer 10. l.. Berere IA II. L
Pendleton 81, l.. Radovich a.
Rest-shooting medal:
DR.. Rodgers. ...,..,9 N o IN O II 1871
L. G. Babin 81.
The Siebe all-round medal contest up tt
date is as follows: