The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-26
Awards Announcedt to Winners
at EintraCht Hall Last
Night.
THE GOBLET WON BY HELM.
Scores of the Ladies and Gentlemen
at San Rafael Park Last
Sunday.

Club were awarded last night at Eintracht
Hall, corner Twelfth and Folsom streets
by Messrs. T. Attlnger d. G. Babin Jr., H.
stettin, Philo Jacoby and L. G. Babin.
An address by Mrs. II. Fischer, president
of the Ladies' Schuetzen Club, added to
the pleasure of the social gathering.
The number of ring target prizes was
forty and there were also twenty-one LADIES'
prizes and ninety-five honorary prizes
Altogether there was $275 distributed III
cash and $1,000 in the shape OF wide va
riety of things not cash.
'The first bullseye at San Rafael Park
Sunday forenoon was hit by ?. Brunette,
and the last by D. w. Mclaughlin, ana
the same thing happened in the afternoon.
H. Strecker gained the first twenty-five
points. George Helm had the honor OF
the best five tickets (ring targeD and was
also the winner of the champion silver
goblet presented by A. L. OFT, for the best
average on five tickets and honorary scores
combined. The most rings during the
day were made by John Utschig. The cash
prizes and scores were as follows:
A. Strecker, 81, $40; DR.. L. o. Rodgers, sc,
$50; D. B. Faktor, %, $40; George Helm, IS,
$17; J. Utschig Jr., SO, $l5; D. W. Mclaughlin,
90, $12; H. Strecker, 90, $40; F; Kuhnle, 81,
4. Kuhl, 80, 81: j. Meyer, 80, So; A. Ehrenfort,
80, Sc; L. Bendel 50, IS so; R. Finking, 80,
So; n. Ahrens, SO, So; Il. Schroeder, 90,
[. c. Babin, IS, IS so; il. Heith, 81, IS; l.
Hooks 81 SO; c. Thierback, 81, 50: f. Attn
ger, 81, 50 so; J. Horstman, SO, 81 so; o. Bur
meister, So, So so; H. R. Brown, So 50; F. P.
Schuester, &c. So; E. Blodan, S5, 81: A. Won
Wyle, 50, 81 so; Captain ]. E. Klein, So,
81 80; P. Brunette, So, 81 SO; J. Stanton, "a,
81 so: 6: Reichmpller, "a 81 so; A; Bertel-
sen, SO, 81 so; A. Breuss, 81. ST. so; NJ. Reu-
bold, 80, 81; E. Schmid, 81, 81 J. Leeman, 81,
81; Ed Ladd, 81, 81.
The ladies' prizes and scores were:
Miss K Utschig, II, cloak pattern; Miss l.,
Utschig, TO- fire screen; Miss Kelly, IS, table
cloth and napkins; Mrs. Fischer 81, silk scarf;
Mrs Thinking Jr, e., fruitdish; Mrs. Keppler,
Mclaughlin, 50, parasol; Mrs. Scheuman, 65,
pair shawls; Mrs. Eging, 65, handker-
chief case; Miss Mclaughlin, 65, lamp
Mrs Reqbold, "a, tidy; Mrs. Thinking, 90,
Mrs Turner, 90, case OF wine; Mrs. Sagehorn,
81, vase; Miss Riehl, So, fan; Mrs. Mclean, "a
fruit dish; Miss Reubold, A, purse; Miss
Schnutz, l, box OF tea.
Following were the honorary scores and
prizes:
II. Streker 70, silver set; John Utschig Sr
80, silver set; Otto Brewer II, silver spoon; DR..
Laughlin II, syrup ladle; George Helm Il,
carving set; F. Attinger 70, silver cup; D. B.
Faktor 20 sable; J. Meyer 20, silver lamp; R.
N. Ahrens 90, feldglass; P. Jacoby 60 clock ;
A. EhrenpfOrt IS, spoon; c. Thierback 6S case
whisky; L. ReubOld 6S, watch; A Browning
90, clock; F. A. Kuhls 6s, case bltters; J.
strueven 6S, opera glasses; F. Kuhnle 68
watch; A. Bertelson sc, silver spoon !;
II. r. Brown, &C, case whisky;
f. P. Sehuester 66, lamp; A. Gehret &c, case
mott sc, case whisky; E. Sanders IS,
tea spoon; c. Heeth 65, stand; g. Orse
80, toilet set L. Bendle 50, cape; F.
B Ps a1ggaI g. case whisky; L. Hooke
L. C. Babin 81, carving set NJ. Mueller "a
album; J. Ross Ga, opera glasses; ]. Won Wyle
81, carving set; II. Heith Ga, rug; NJ Reubold
GA, fur cape; E. schmid "a, silver spoon;
H. Gumbel "a, case OF whisky; d. C.
Babin 90, watch j. E. Klein 63, wedding Gaze
R. stettin IS, clock; A. Moeker 90, pair shoes !;
ner 90, clock; f. Blodan 81, 100 operitas: G.
Eging 81, case of wine; P. Bohr 81, cane; r.
Reichmuller 81, gold ring; P. Beda 81,
case bitters; H.. Plageman 90, fishing-rod;
William Ehrenpfort, go, clock; J. Hartsman
90, box of cigars; George Bahrs, 60. two dozen
photographs; II. Stettin, SO, cuff buttons; Fl
Enge, SO, box OF cigars; A: Breuss, 50, meer-
schaum pipe; J. c. Waller, So pants patterns;
U. Diethelm So barrel of vinegar; j. b Turner
SO, clock; A. Rahwyler, So, dozen photo
graphs; c. Gumbel, 81, two cases wine; G.
Sagehorn. 81, case OF Iinfandel; J. Appen-
zeller, 80, hundred cigars, II. Eckmam.
A. Heith, 90, box of candy; J. Fetz, 50, lady's
gloves; A. Reicher, SO, castor; G. Heitzman.
81 case OF wine; C. Jeust, So case OF
wine; T. J. Carroll, so, case Of wine
E. J. Delwig, 40, case OF wine; A. Fetz,
40, case of wine; William Hattie, IS, cape; r
Schneman, 43, rug; william Schmeideke, 80,
case of wine; w. Schwarke 81 box cigars; p.
Rumpf. So, 100 cigars; P. Harder, 80, case wine /;
A. F. Klose, 81, case of whisky; John Bach 20,
case Zinfandel; V. Bury, &C. case of wine; L..
Sagehorn Jr., 20, case of wine; G. W. Ehren-
pfort, II, case of wine; A. Becker s. ticket:
Mr. Ruhls IT. cigars