The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-11
STRECKER MAKES A RECORD
EXCEEDINGLY CLEVER SHOOTING
AT THE SHELL MOUND
RIFLE BUTTS.
On A BAD DAY SAN FRANCISCAN
MARKSMEN MAKE MANY
BULLSEYES.

DOLLSEGE
There was more than the usual amount
of powder burned at the Shell Mound
ranges yesterday and record made that
stands best on the Pacific Coast, if not in the
country, for rifles at 200 yards. A. Strecker
had a match with A. Jungblut for $40,
100 shots. Strecker, who is member of
the California SchuetZen Club, allowed
Jungblut, who belongs to the San Fran
cisco Schuetzen Club, 800 points and won
by 105, making the unusual score of 2214
out of a possible $500. Jungblut scored
1909, and with his handicap of 800 stood
finally 2l09, and the loser. Philo jacob,
the president of the California Schuetzen
Club, said: 'That is phenomenal work. es-
pecially in the range and under the condi-
tons. AS fact Strecker gave Jungblut
81 inches on each shot, or 225 inches in 100
shots, and then beat him by 30314 inches.
1t was fine work.
The Knights of the Red Branch had a
shoot with rifles, 200 yards, 10 shots, the
following score resulting:
J. R. Kelly 40, J. ]. Rogerson 81, NJ. Manix
38, NJ. Casey SO, D. S. Murphy go ]. L. Con-
nelly 35, S. Engles 26, c. T. sullivan 80, James
Smith 40, John Fay SO, Eugene Rahill 40,
James Campbell 80.
Independent Rifles, 200 yards, possible So
r. seiplet 33, II. Beversen 80, c. Kornboch 80,
II. Schlichtman 81, +. Slow 81, E. Kelinke SO,
II. Feyge A, H. Tonnemacher AZ, II. Staude
AZ, c. Fleisher SO, J. Fasltings 3s, Captain l..
Schneider 81.
Lieutenant C. A. Douglass 35, Petty officer Far
rell 10, Petty Officer Harris Al, Petty Officer
Anderson ID. Seamen-T: Sewen IS, j. Cap
"a, c. Wiseman SO, c. Allen "a, Bake %, Ho-
bermacher 2, B. Butler 10, E, Sewe1 27, Co.'S
grove II, O.. F. Smith 81, Rich 81, Toussaint
g. Kearney SO.
Battery G, Second Artillery, ten shots
Lieutenant Cranston SO, Corporal Stroth 81,
Corporal Colby Al, Corporal Goodban 81, Pri-i
vate Flanagan SO, Private Ayhens II, Private
Battery e, Second Artillery, ten shots: F. l..
Armark 46. w. X: Bush 3S, ]. W. McKenna
81, T. J. Desmond 80, w. Hanley So, D. Hogan
81, J. Semins %.
The monthly bullseye shoot of the Nord-
irresponsible 1000:
O. Lemcke AS, II. Huber ss4, ]. Thode s7s,
81. .Stelling 1892, J. Gefken 1899, A. Mocker
1872 F. Schuster 1347, ]. de Witt 1409 ].
Peters 1876, J. Lankenau 1879.
The Nationals, Companies and G, had
a friendly combination shoot, fifty points
possible, with the following result:
O. F. Peterson 43, c. E. Goodin Al, R. A.
Hilton 35, V. ]. Anderson "a, J. Z. Clifford 3
A. R. Waugh 80, A. Z. Anderson AZ, V. r. Bury
80, W. F. Unfred 81, J. D. Mansfield AZ, 7. j.
Meethil 81. r. J. Dowdall 80, ]. a. Christi So
c.. p. Hearst 80, P NJ. Diers A, H. J. Musgraye
80, J; SCHNEIDER 40, \. l. Fem AZ, ]. F. Norton
81, P. Bahr 10, c. Sparrowe az, N B. Larkins
43, F. J: Poyey 43, J: Ritter 43, W. II. F. James
40, A. H. Kennedy 81, H. T. Hicks 43, c. f.
Thompson 41, J. A. Burton Al, E. c. sutiiffe
Al, J. R. Barricklo Al, G. R. Taylor a, III
Kock 80, w. W. Thompson SO.
The Columbia Pistol and Rifle Club had
two good shoots with pistols at fifty yards.
The score was:
Champion classaA. Pope "a, c. NJ
Daiss go, T; Barney 80, F. o. Young SO, S. Carr
81; Edward Hovey 81.
| First class. E, German 90, DR.. L. o.
Rodgers 81, A. Gehret "a, D. w. Mclaughlin
| 81, P. Bohr 81.
T. DENIES II, L. Zimmerman II, H R. Crane
20, C. Perry 80, H. Folster SO, r. w. Forrest
SO, W. Unfred 48, Erbermtller 43. G. Man
uel 3D..
Open to all corners, pistol, Banding medal
s. Carr 80, G. NJ. Daiss "a, DR.. L. o. Rodgers 90
f. O. Young 81. j. E. German 80. Ed Hoyey go
| Z. Fish SO.
The rife match at 200 yards was as
| follows:
Target rifle, Kuhnle medal-F. o. Young 49,
Or; Rodgers 81, D. Mclaughlin "a, Phi
! Bohr H.
Military rifle, Glindermann medal-Ed
Hoyey, 46-46, "A. Gehret44-4 E. Fish, 43-42,
j. Fitz 42-4l, II. R. Brown A.
| Champion class for members only-Dr
Rodgers "a, A. H. Page s3, D. Mclaughlin 50
! +. o. Young So
First class-Charles Perry IS, Al Gehret 7s
! Phil Bohr rs, Charles Daiss 60.
Second clas.s-Harry Folster IA, A. Fitz 70
| H. r. Crane 66, G. Manuel "a, A. Kennedy GA
l. Zimmerman 81, F. Dennis 50, ]. E. Gormau
5S, G. obermiller So, H. Thompson so, w. F.
! Unfred 40, E. p. Jacobson 46.
| The Germania Schuetzen Clubs monthly
shoot was success, as the score shows:
In championship class A. Mocker won and
| made 426 rings. First class, j. Young won and
made 4o5 rings. Second class, no winner
Third class, F. P. Schuster won with 403 rings
! This was final and won ownership of medal
Fourth class, j. Zimmerman won finally with
| 1886 rings. The first best shot in the match was
made by l.. Bendel, he making 25. The last
best shot of the day was 25, made by F. P
| Schuster.
! There were two fairly good private rife
matches, 200 yards, possible $50, that re-
| suited as follows:
| J. D. Mansfield 2o9, A. E. Anderson 30, w
J.. Fem 21S. Second match-W B. Larkins
| 219, F. ]. Povey 215.