The San Francisco call., 1895-11-18
SHE'LL MOUND SCORES.

Second Regiment Companies Practioing for the
0bermeyer Trophy Match Next Sunday.
The marksmen OF the Second Regiment
are actively practicing for the big match
that will come off next Sunday at the
Shell Mound range for the trophy offered
by Captain A. F. Obermeyer. The six
local companies and the company at Napa
will be in the contest. Each company will
have 10 put fifty men before the targets.
The trophy is a beautiful silver flower
stand that costs no less than 5000. The
winning team will hold the trophy until
the next annual shoot. A number OF the
men from the Second were practicing at
Shell Mound yesterday.
Several military companies were out in
full force yesterday. The shooting IN gen.
eral was good and the following scores
were made:
Company of the First. monthly medal
Lieutenant H. E Curzons 45, W. w. McGowan
A, H. L. Pendleton AZ, c. Isaksen ~, G. Nc
Minomy So J. II. Bolts SO, d. y. Rogers %.
Battery E OF the Second, practice-C Cooper
"a, semeria 50, H. Gator 3S, Fiekett 81, Ross
%, Bush 81, Egan 80, Montrose 3S, Wider 80,
Lieutenant Finley 81, Craig 26, Amark d.
Botteran AZ, Meyers Al, Schmalz 40, Barnes
80, Farless Sc, Banley 34 c. +. Anderson 40,
Wrin 80, Cassidy 81, Hardy 80, Wannekross 80
Company of the First monthly medal-C.
Perry az, F. II. Geher 43, J. R. Wear 43, w ].
Hayes "A, W. D. O'Brien 81, Corden "a, A.
McCulloch SO, Lieutenant A. F. Ramm Al
Sergeant w y. Kelly 33, Baunan 40, thinner
man Al, D. S. Briggs 90, g. Ungerman 34
Bumegarter 43, w. 2. Filmer 81.
Battery of the Second, monthly medal-F.
K. Moore AS, Sheehan Al. Martin Al, De Ber-
nardi AZ, Myer 40 Gilis 80, c. 4. Son 38, Me-
Huber 43, Mcfarland "a.
Company F, Fifth, Oakland, monthly
Johnson 40, Sergeant McAndden 40, P. ]. John
son 80, Sergeant Kennedy 80, |. Parsons 80
Captain Wethers 81, Webb 81, Stutt 81, IL. Par.
sons 81, Leonard SO, LIE Ballister SO, Stocking
Wilson 81, AK 80, A. D. Wilson 81, Crew 81,
Barker 81, Harvey 26, Harrison %, Williams
25, Thompson y, A.W Blakely 20, w. F.
Darling 38, Snow 26, Knowles 81, Stevenson
39, Harbridge 81, Cobbledck As.
Harbridge 81, Tichenor 80, Harrison 10
Lieutenant Cobbledick 45, Rosewarne 40
Peterson 35, First Sergeant Scott 81, r. Han
son 80, Waters 2, Rowe 27, T. B. Wilson 33
linda SO, Welch 2, 6. G. Hanson %, Sergeant
Pearce SO, w. s. Boldly 81 Z. J. Adams 81 G.
Brooks 81. c. W. Scott 10, NJ D. Bid 25, 4. F.
Hanson 20, Nickerson %, Swanson %, Welle
SO, Corporal Bennett 33, Taggart 30, J. S. Riley
30, P. Hunter 81.
Knights of the Red Branch Rifles, monthly
medaIs-Sergeant Smith IA, Captain Sheehy
43, T. J. Sullivan ga, NJ. O'Neil 81, Ed Brown
36, John R. Kelly 81, James Campbell 39,
w Harmon 81, J. P. ]. Murphy 80, P. j.
Rush Is, Ed Lee %, Thomas English 10, A
Whelton 33, Lieutenant Mannix SO, D. Low
den 9, D. Murphy 80 T. ]. Mellett q, Lieu
tenant NJ. Casey 3S, ]. J. Rogerson 43, R. j.
Marion 10, NJ. W. Duene 26, J. Green 40, John
Fay 81, J. P. Hogan 80, A. j. Cummings 27
R. Mcnamara 10, D. Killeen 33, w. Cam.
ball 23
On Sunday, December 1, the Red Mems
shooting section will hold its last grand
prize shoot of the season at the Shell
Mound range, and on the 8th the section
will hold a grand bail and distribution OF
prizes at California Hall. Yesterday at
the sections monthly medal shoot the fol
lowing were the winners:
Champion medal, won by W. Kreutzkaum
All points; frst-class medal, won by NJ
Dieckert, 376 points; second-class medal, won
by P. H. Rueffs, 1856 points; third-class medal
won by W. Dressler, 293 points; medal for the
first best shot, won by John Tiedemann, %
points; medal for the last best shot, won by NJ
Futscher, % points.