The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-08
A ROYAL WELCOME READY,
Champions of the Bundles Fest
Will Be Received With
HonorS.
SCORES AT SCHUETZEN PARK.
MarkSmen Were in Evidence at
Shell Mound and Other Points
Yesterday.

The various Schutzen clubs were in evi.
dence yesterday and in spite of the fact
that some of the best shots were in New
| York upholding the prestige of the Golden
West the scores were above the average
and went to show that there are still many
good marksmen left in San Francisco.
! At the Schuetzen Park range ]. Utschig
made AS out of possible $40 in the cham
plon class. Having won the medal three
times in succession he becomes its owner,
and In a neat speech Philo Jacoby con-
graduated him upon the fact that there
were still men left in San Francisco able to
enter the worlds cham ionship class.
During the afternoon the shooters held
an informal session in relation to the re-
ception to be rendered the champions who
did so well at the Bundles Fest in New
York. 1t was decided that O delegation
should meet the men at Port Costa, and
that all the members of the SchuetZen
vereins should assemble at the ferries and
conduct the men to the headquarters at
$40 Bush street. The representatives are
not expected until Tuesday week. anG in
the meantime a meeting to perfect ar
rangements will be held in California Hall
next Friday night.
At Schuetzen Park, San Rafael, the re-
suits of yesterdays contests were as fol-
lows:
San Francisco Grutli shooting section
Champion class, ALI Gehret 1877; first class,
Fred Baumgartner 1877; second class, Joseph
Tetz Jr. 800; third class, A. NJ. Tschurr 353;
first best shot, U. Diethlem %; last best shot,
Fred Baumgartner "a.
Company of the Third Infantry; regular
monthly shOot-Champion class, J. F. Kelly
A. A. Z. Ehrenpfort A, ]. c. Muller As, w. 7.
fak D6lN4 ErCf ole
F. A. Refill A, C. Novak A, c. J. Walden A,
E. J. Dellwig AZ, J. ]. Bennett SO (Reihl
Creedmoored Newark and Walden) second
class, c. P Shea 40; Z. ]. Davis 80; third class
J. E. Mahoney al, ]. Koeneman SO.
Company D, of the Fifth Infantry, regu-
lar monthly medal shoot. The result,
without reference to class. was as follows:
Captain Elliott 40, Lieutenant Davenport41,
T. Kerrigan A, P. Treanton al, L. JChansen SO,
i. f. Scott SO, ]. Barrow 81, j. Schlosser Sc, J.
Burtin SO, NJ, Reilly 40. J. Lumay 33, Lieuten-
worth AZ, J. Dawson 43, n. Emhof %, Robin
son 49, }. Jones AZ, L. Plette 80, ]. Begley Al,
T. Archer 81: o. Stolph sc, F. Mulhern 80, P.
mara Al, E. Smith 3S, T. Fallon 40, n. Wander
bilt AZ, D. Donahue "a, J. Brickwitter SO, H.
Iverson 81, D. Healey 81, II. Kochler %, R. E.
Walsh 81, D. Martin &c.
California schuetzen Club: Champion class
J. Utschig, AS; second CLASP. Attinger,
400; third class-Joseph FetZ, 1873; fourth
class. C. Eging. 1919. First best shot-T. Archer,
So; last best shot-R. LANCER, %.
Cadets: First class-F. Riehl, 399; second
class-A. Fetz, 1876. First best shot-A. Fetz,
81; last best shot-F. Rumpff 23.
Apart from its regular monthly shoot,
Company d of the Fifth also held its semi
annual contest. From the scores made it
is very evident that Champion Moulton
will not be the only one who will represent
his regiment in Sacramento, as he did in
the last contest.
Captain Elliot, Sergeant Boyen, Sergeant
Kerrigan, Privates Jones, Robinson, Daw-
son and Mulhern are all likely to qualify
at the final shoot in September and be en-
titled to compete for the championship of
the State for the year '95.
Following is list of the scores made:
Private F. B. Moulton AZ, Private J. F. Robin
son 47, Private J. Jones 46, Sergeant A. n.
Boyen As, Private J. Dawson 45, Captain Will
liam Elliott A. Private Mulhern A, Sergeant
T. Kerrigan A, Private V. D. Clark 43, Cor
poral J. Dustin 48, Corporal NJ. REILLY 43, Cor
poralL. Johansen 43, Private w. T. Butter
worth 43, Corporal p. Treanton 40, Private L.
Plette AZ, Private f. Mulhern AZ, Sergeant S.
Eden Al, Private n. Vanderbilt Al Private ].
S. Whitney Al, Private J. D. Martens Al.