The morning call., 1894-06-25
RIVAL MARK SMEN.
Second ArtiIIery's Annual
Shooting.
THE SCORE ONLY AVERAGE.
A Raw Wind Made Conditions
UnfaVorabIe.
SCHUETZEN VEREIN CONTEST.
Result of the Rifle and Pistol
Practice by Members of the
Columbia Club.
CHUETZEN VEREIN CONTEST.

dItcIHOOu LD6 merry anu cODLluuOuS POp
OF the rife was heard at the She'll Mound
range. 1t was the day on which members
OF the Second Artillery, n. q. O., had
arranged for the first of their two annual
shoots for the gold. silver and bronze
bars which are awarded to the National
GuaTdsmen obtaining certain percentage
in the two tests of skill which they have
TO go through with each year.
Judging by the attendance of the boys
in blue from each battery yesterday there
is 'a;great deal of interest taken In these
contests. AS one of the officers remarked,
more men had turned out than on many a
parade occasion.
=. The scores made we're. as whole. DO
-*better than those made by the Fifth Regi-
ment members on the preceding Sunday
and not as good as those of last year. But
o there was one disadvantage which the
:Inarksmen had to labor UNDER and that
=: was q cold and powerful wind which
swept over the ranges all through the aft
. erD0on.
Six batteries were in the competition. C,
ID. L, F. G and Ii. To secure a gold bar
requires 80 per cent in both trials. a silver
bar calls for from so to 80 per cent. and a
bronze bar requires from 60 TO So The Sec
Ond trial of skill takes place in September
next.
In addition to the battery shooting there
was a contest between the field staff Of
fcers, the nou-comms ssoned officers and
the band officials of the regiment, and
some very fair scores were made by them.
Two of them got over the 90 per cent line,
and If they can. repeat in SeDtem ber they
will be entitled to a medal. Heretofore
the officers have competed for bars, but
this year medals will be awarded them.
il, har Of haf II
John Utschig have also a record of 40 out
of possible 90 by which they can claim
the 80 per cent, which Will put them half
way in the field for a gold bar.
Captain Cunningham made the record
at Santa Cruz, where he now is, but was
allowed TO enter it among yesterday S
events.
The range yesterday was the regulation
200 yards and each man was allowed ten
shots Following are the scores made by
those who got over thirty points among
the marksmen:
Battery C-Lieutenant Huber, 43; Ser
geant j. Slebe. 50; Sergeant o. F. Huber.
.Rlpgen, SO; Corporal Wollert, AZ; Corporal
HOLMAN. 35; Corporal Corcoran. 80; Cor
porsl Fell. 30; Corporal Sheehan, 81.
Privates-F. Ackmann. 50; De Bernard,
81; Fleischer, so; Cory, 81; I4emeteyer,
81; Ottln. IS; John c. Rpgen, 40; Saur. "a
Seyden, 81: Meyer, 81; j. T. Seyden. Sc
AhlboTn, So; Peters, So; Won Staden, 33.
Battery D-Lieutenant Sertz, 80; Ser
geant Clark. Sc; Sergeant Jordan, 81; Ser
geant Badt. Sc; Sergeant FAIRIES. 81; Cor
pOral Gorham. 80; Corporal Bowen, 80;
Corporal Mahnel, "a; CorpOral Walther,
.4t." Ptivates-Blayar, SO; Berry. 80; Dor
: man. Sc; Hofman, 81; Moody, 30; Ulmer.
Sc; Zobel, 81; Altman. 80.
: Battery Z - Captain Cunningham As,
Lieutenant Finlay "a. Lieutenant Seeley
s 33, Sergeant Bollern Al, Sergeant Dittes AS,
Corporal Fleck SO, Corporal Garvin So,
Corporal Warn Al; Privates-Armach 42,
Bauer 43. BrunOttl 40. Burke 81. Deeney
IS, Pickett 35, Fitzgerald 81. J. E. Hardy
36, Lee 42. Larkey 80, Mcguire Al, Semeria
40. Skilman 81, Sindermund 81, Utschig
%. White 81. Wrin 80.
Battery + - Captain G. A. jerks 35,
Lieutenant j. a. Miller 80, Sergeant Nip.
pert 80, Sergeant Heeman Al, Corporal
Clark 81. Corporal Robinson 81; Prvates-
+. i. Brun Al, Clark 80, Irving Sc, Linfort
33, 0Connor 80. F. w. Turin Sc, Watson
80. COddngton 81.
Battery G-Sergeant Zeehandelar Sc
Corporal Fleming "a, Corporal Cranstor
SO, CORPORAL Stuhl 80, Musician Hargan 80
Musician c. NJ. Fleming 80, Musician f. X
Dodge So, Privates S. P. Farnum Al. Runt
80, Lawrence 81, McKenna 81. Ray "a
Colby 40.
Battery H-Sergeant Hagan 40, Corpora
Egan 36, Privates Coffin 81. Casey 80, Ma
her SO. Olmstead 80. Reid 80, Ross 81, Spill
man 32 Ubbson 38.
80 In the contest between the field staff
non commissioned staff and band official:
the score stood as follows: Colonel vii
liam Mcdonald 49, Lieutenant Colone
Geary 43, Major Walker 80. Major Huber
40, Captain Kelleher II. Lieutenant Nc
Donald 43, Lieutenant Panona 43
Lieutenant Kuhls 46. Major RicCar
thy 81, Lieutenant Roster AZ, Lieuten
ant Wieland q, Major Schwerdtfeg 80
Major Whitney 38. Color-Sergeant Vann
%, First Band Sergeants Menke S. Db
Stipple 40, Antilles 9.
After the official shoot Battery C held
company shoot with the following result
Lieutenant Huber 43. Sergeant Siebe SO
Sergeant O. +. Huber 80, Corporal Ringer
4A, CORPORAL Wollert 33. Corporal Kolmar
80, Corporal Sheehan 28 Privates F. Ack
man 81, De Bernardo 80, Fleischer 90
Golly AZ. Lemeteyer 80. Ottin 36. Johr
Ringen 40. Saur 81, Seyden 81, Meyer 81
j. F. Seyden &C. A. W. Ahlborn 33, Peter!
38, Van Staden 35
In a prize shoot between Lieutenan
Huber and Private John Utschig th,
former won by score of A to 49,
- The members of the San Francisc,
Schuetzen Verein held a prize shooting
match at Shell Mound also. Four prize
%: were won. In the championship elias
John Utschig was the winner with a scor
of 40. The first prize class was not com
peted for. In the others d. P. Falker wol
, second prize, score 433; H. Helberg, thir,
prize. score 400; w. Platt, fourth prize
score $40.
; There was also some fair rifle and pisto
shooting by members of the Columbi
Shooting Club.
The scores made in the several event
were as follows:
Pistol-50 yards-Blanding medal: A
ii. Pape "a, G. N. Daiss 80, E. Hovey q
Rodgers 80. Young 80.
Target rifle-200 yards-Roos medal:
c. Heeth.......10 10 $40 9 10 rs
Ed Hovey 9 9lO s lO-s
DR.. Rodgers. 10 8 10 10 10 9-e
+. o. Young, S3.
Military rifle Glindeman medal: F
Heeth 67. DR.. Rodgers 66, G. Heeth 81.
Ringer 3D.
Cash prizes for three months. ending t,
day:
Any rlfie-F. o. Young SO. D. w. Nj
Laughin 81, DR.. Rodgers 81, E. Hoove
86, c. Heeth Sc.
Musket-A. johnson 70. Young rs. Brow
n, f. GeLret II, A. Gehret Is.
Pistol-C. M. Daiss 81. A. Fl. Pape 81. s
Carr 95, Dr. Rodgers 90, +. 0. Young "a.
SIashed With a Knife.
Daniel KinselIa. 517b Taylor stree