The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-27
AT SHELL MOUND RANGE,
Military and Society Shoots
Fill in the Day at the
Targets.
A Match Between a Team of Infantry
Men and One From the Naval
Battalion.

A few match shoots the monthly shoots
of several of the batteries of the Second
Artillery, N G. c., and several shoots by
German societies were held at Shell Mound
range yesterday. Scores were not above
the average.
The monthly shoot of Battery d of the
Second Artillery resulted in the following
scores:
c. Berry AT, Lieutenant Clark 49, Sergeant
Manuel al, Sergeant Badt 40, Sergeant Farless
40, Blawat 40, Holstein 80, Stint 80, Dosher SO,
Schwartz 40.
Battery G's shoot resulted as follows:
Corporal stroth 80, Corporal Farnham 80, Cor
poral Coffey 40, Nelson 81, Fleming 80 Frod-
sham A, Raey 26. Hughes 81, Miller 20, Ay
hens 81, Frietts II.
Battery F's medal shoot showed the fol-
lowing:
Irving 10, r. l.. Wagner 40, H. Turton SO,
Captain C. A. jerks SO, G. A. Heintz SO, W. c.
Crook 80, J. F: OConnor 80, J: Dresser 81, A.
81. Moore 40, ]. Z. Fitzgerald "a, ]. c. Willard
SO, G. Kelly 80, F. Little 80.
Battery Els shoot gave the following
scores:
Finley SO, Mcguire Al, Bush 2s, skiIiman IS,
Hanley 81, Bauer "a, Amark 35, Ross 81,
Hu riley %, McKenna 80, Eagan 80, Hogan 25,
Battery CPS medal shoot was as follows
Corporal Golly 43, Otin %, Lieutenant Tobin
al, Ringen 43, Captain Boxton 40, Sergeant
sheehan 80, Meyer SO, Son SO, sauer 80, Cor
mann SO, Corporal GILES "a, McCarty 35,
Schwartz SO, Corcoran 40.
A ten-shot match between teams of q
from Company G of the Naval Battalion
and Company d of the First Infantry re-
suited in victory for the infantrymen by
a score of 706 to 652. The scores we're:
Company D, First Infantry
Smith 43, Lundstrom A. Murder 40, Geisen
40, Harvey 30 Mills 80, Whitehead So, Bur
dick SO, Boyd 49, Apthorp SO, Budikall 81,
McCluney So, Campbell So, Luce 81, Rosen-
R. ]. McCluney 81, Mccartney IS. Total, FOG.
Company C, Naval Battalion
Luderman 80, Allen 50 Harris SO, Donohoe
80, Kearney 81 Smith So, Gearney IS, Capple-
man 81 Sewell "a, G. Allen H37, Wiseman 80,
Guerin 30, Cook 80, Z. Sewell 81, Foussnitt 27,
Bake 25, Beattie IS. Roster rs, Lawson q,
Henderson 10, Farrell 1S. Total, 652.
The Nord Deutcher Yerein medal win
ners were:
First class-H. L. Hel1berg, 436 second
class-A. Lemche, $50; third class-A. Akge-
dorm, 354: fourth class, T. Rust, 703; first best
shot-H. Huber, "a; last best. Lankenau, "a.
Hellberg won the first medal for his wn
by his work yesterday, his scores for the
year averaging highest.
The Deutcher Kreiger Verein medals
were won in the champion class by A.
Nagel.
First class, C. Weggemann; second class, M.
Lengfeld; third class, C.. Paul; first best, c.
Kohler; last best, D. Nagel.
In the San Francisco Scheutzen Clubs
oullseye shoot the winners were:
John Utschig 1896 of an inch from center,
Ritzau 1876, N. Aherns 1874, Hagedorn .656. C.
Nobmann .667, H. Huber .705, L. Haake 7IO,
A: Junblut TAO, F. Burfend .766, o. Lemke
The Germania bullseye shoot was won by
A. Haake, Judge Bahrs and F. Burfiend.
In the target rifle shoot for the Kuhnle
medal f. o. Young made 80. DR.. Z. O..
Rodgers "a and George Schultz n out of
100., With the military rifle f. Poulter
made 46 out of so.