The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-13
RIFLE AND PISTOL SHOTS,
Good Work Done by Crack
MarkSmen of the Ma
tional Guard.
CAPTAIN COOKS CONFIDENCE.
German Societies Turn Out tc
Shell Mound Butts and Make
High Scores.

The targets at Shell Mound Park were
we'll peppered with bullets yesterday, as a
large number of National Guardsmen and
members of German shooting societies
were out. Some excellent scores were
made.
The crack team OF Company B, First In
fantry Regiment, N. G. c.. were busy prac-
ticing for its match with the Marysville
company, which will take place at Sacra-
mento next Sunday. A week ago the fifty
marksmen of Company B made their world
breaking record, and the work done yes
terday showed no falling off. The scores
| were as follows:
F. Gehret AZ, A. Gehret 46, A. Heeth As,
Charles Perry A, II. Frech A, ]. Fetz
43, J. Heizman 43, ". Baumgartner 43,
Cook AZ, F. Kelly Al, W. II. o'Malley
40. A. Fetz 40, J. Wear 40, A. Ramm 40, Z.
Cochran 40, ". McKaig 40, Z; Lundquist 39,
| L. Townsend 80, 2. H. Bannon 80, B. Scott 38,
J. n. Wilson 80, A. Mccullough 80, II. P. Sulli-
van SO, w. B. Bessman 50, q. II. Sullivan 81,
| A. Clifford SO, B. c.. Burdick SO, T. Monahan
| 35, P. Zimmerman 80, D. Briggs "a, J. Keane
| "a, DR.. Sieberst 80.
| 500-yard targets and made some very fine
scores. The possible was 25, and the fol-
lowing scores were made:
G. Hickman 81, C. Perry 81, A. Fetz 20. n.
Frech 20, P. Bannon 90, A. Ramm 20, Fl.
Taylor 20, H. B. Sullivan 10, Fl. Heeth IL, w.
II. O'Malley II, r. Cochran II, A. Gehret II,
Captain Cook 16, F. Gehret Is, F. NJ. Kelly Is,
L. Zimmerman IA, B. C. Burdick II, J : n. Will
son u, E. Lundquist II.
The team of fifty men which Company B
will send to compete with the Marysville
team at Sacramento next Sunday will not
leave this City until the end of the week.
Captain Cook and as many of his men as
can get away will leave San Francisco Fri
day, SO as to practice on the Sacramento
range Saturday. The rest will leave here
Saturday night.
The joint monthly shoot of the "Na-
tionals," companies G and G, First In
fantry Regiment N. G. c., resulted in
some high scores. They were as follows:
c. Mayer 46, F. J. Povey As, E. c. sutliffe IS,
c. II. Gielow a., c. F. Waltham a, ]. D. Mans
field A, Captain James Dumbrell 43, A. J..
Ruddock As, w. s. Fem 43, P. NJ. Diers AZ, j.
Ritter az, A. E. Anderson AZ, W. James AZ, G.
E. Goodell Al, J. R. Barricklo 40. o. Nolte 40,
F. Sherman 40. c. E. thompson 40, ]. Smith,
| son 40, R. J. Dowdall SO, H. T. Hicks SO, c. f.
Lode SO, A. H Kennedy SO, A. R. Vaughn 80, II.
]. Musgrave SO, ]: A. Christie 3s, F. L: McNally
81, w. F. Unfred 81, C. P. Hirst 81, W. J. An
derson 81, V. r. Bury 81, w. Mcneil SO, B.
Kelly SO, W. G. Sparrowe "a, T. w. Sparrowe
"a, W. n. swasey 80. J. f. Norton 80, I. A.
D. Butt p.
Battery D, Second Artillery Regiment,
n. 6. c., had a monthly shoot, which re-
suited as follows:
C. L. Berry 45, H. w. Clark a, E. Holstein
Al, d. Rosenthal 40, Doscher 80, 81. Nobel 80,
Jordan "a, Turrel %, Schwartz IL, P. l..
BadJ II.
The Columbia Pistol and Rifle Club held
its monthly shoot for all the medals offered
10 re RI
made, but they were not up to the average
made by the remarkably skillful members
of this club.
In the open rife competition for the
Kuhnle medal the scores were as follows:
DR.. L. o. Rodgers 81, A. II. Pape sc, D. w.
Mclaughlin "a, +. O.: Young "a, George
Schultz rs, E. Jacobson 90.
For the Glindemann medal, with mill
tary rife, the following scores were made:
F. o. Young A, A H. Pape 43, Fred Gehret
43, A. Fetz 43, ]. Hickman Al.
In the rifle competition with rest F. o.
Young made total of 100 out of possible
120 points.
In the contest for members only the re-
suit was as follows:
Champion class-D. Mclaughlin, 81; = o.
Young, Sc; A. H. Pape, 80; DR.. L. o. Rodgers,
80. First class-Charles Perry. ~; J. Klein,
80. Second class-A; II. Kennedy, 70; A. Fetz,
"a: J. E. German, Sc; E. Jacobson, "a; George
ObermulIer, 81; w. Unfred, "a.
The club pistol medal contest resulted as
follows:
Champion class-C. NJ. Daiss, 81; E. A. Ho-
vey, 80; F. o. Young, "a; A. H. Pape, "a. First
class. E. German, 80; A. Gehret "a; DR.. L.
o. Rodgers, 81; F. Poulter, 70; D. W. McLaugh-
lin 81. Second class-Charles Perry, rs; A.
Fitz, 70; w. Unfred, 81; G. Obermuller, 81.
Some good shooting was done with the
pistol by the Columbus when the contest
for the Blanding medal came off. The
scores were as follows:
Ed Hovey, 81; Smith Carr, "a; C. NJ. Daiss,
81; J. E. German, 90; F. o. Young, 90; L. o.
Rodgers, 80.
The Independent Rifles held their
monthly shoot at Shell Mound yesterday
with results as follows:
E. Helnke, 40; G. Steckelberg, 80; J. Men,
derman, 80; L. a. Allach SO; II. Tonnemacher,
"a; J. Schlichtmann, 80; II. Schlichtmann, %;
Lieutenant II. Beyersen, 81; H. Flathmann FL;
Captain L. Schneider, 81; W. Finken, 16.
The monthly shoot of the Germania
Schuetzen Club brought out large attend
ance. The scores were as follows:
Champion class-Dr. L. o. Rodgers, 434
points; first class, J. E. Klein. 40S; second
class, not won; third class, A. Jungb1ut, 412;
fourth class, william Garmes, $50. Best first
shot, II. Zecher, "a; best last shot, ]. Tiede-
mann, %.
The Norddeutscher Verein shooting Sec
ton had bullseye contest, at which some
close centers were made. The twelve prize
winners were as follows:
A. Mocker, w. Glindemann, J. de Wit. L.
Brude, John Peters, +. Schuster, H. Stelling, III.
Heeth, ]. Dankenau, H. Huber and H. He'll
berg.
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