The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-23
SCORES At SHELL MOUND.
Mrs. L. J. Crane Breaks the
Record of Lady Sharp
shooters.
Battery e Wins the WIeland-Man-
giles Trophy Only by Seven
Points.

mospheric conditions were favorable for
good scores, and several records were
broken. The score of 80 out of possible
100 points, made by Mrs. L. J. Crane of the
Columbia Pistol and Rifle Club, has never
been equaled on the coast by woman.
A. Mocker also broke the record of the
range on score of 400 out of 500 points in
twenty shots. The coast record is 452,
made by Strecker some time ago. Nj ock
er's shots were: "a, Is, %, "a, "a, 3d. %, IL,
20, "a, "a, q, %, 81, 20, 25, %, "a, %, Is.
These scores were made at the Nord
Deutscher Schuetzen Clubs medal shoot.
The clubs scores were:
Champion class, A. Mocker, $50 rings; first
class, F. P. Schuster, 429; second class, H. Bur-
feind, 1896; third class, J. Lankenau, 321;
fourth class, g. Schulz, 296; first best shot, o.
Schlnkel Jr., Is; last best shot, o. Lemcke, 25.
For weeks past the members of Bat
teries C, d, E, F, G and H, of San Fran
cisco, and B of Napa, have been practicing
for the contest for the Wieland- Mangels
trophy. Each battery was to put teams of
twenty men before the targets, but at the
contest yesterday some of the teams were
little short of men. Battery E won the
highest total score by points. The Napa
battery is to be heard from. but it is doubt
full if the men there will beat Els record.
Captain f. A. Kuhls inspected the shoot
lilS. Lie SCOIcS WSIc Iudue.
Battery Captain Charles Baxton Al, First
Lieutenant II. Huber 80, Second Lieutenant
w. Tobin 40, Sergeant F. X. Moore A, Ser
geant w. Corcoran 40, Sergeant NJ. j. Sheahan
80, Corporal W. Gally 40. Corporal Fred
II. Peters 81, J. Ringen 80, c. G. STRIPPED 38,
D. de Bernardo 40, G. Viebrock 80, L. Ringen
AZ. J. d. Mccarthy SO, Corporal Sam ellis SO,
w. Dueschmann 40, j. Kallmann 40, II. Pay
son Al. Total, 783.
Battery D-Captain Jordan AZ, Lieutenant
Seitz 43, Clack 80, Sergeant Ball "a. Sergeant
Mann %, Corporal Zobel "a, Corporal Dosher
SO, Bluert 80, Holstein 50, Gambetta Al,
Schwartz 80, Rosenthal SO, Mcneil IS, Miller
%. Total, COG
Battery E--Captain Cunningham al, Lieu
tenant Sieby Al, Sergeant Botterous 43, F. l..
Amark 40, C. F. Anderson 80, P. F. Brunette
AZ. G. N. Barley 3s, p F. Bauer As, G. F. F. Dillis
Harde So, C. f. Mcguire AZ, D. ]. Morrow 40.
J. Ross 30, L. ReuboId 40, Joseph Semeria %,
j. L. Utschlg Al, A. R. Farless AZ. Total, 100.
Battery Lieutenant Miller 80. Lieutenant
Nippert 81, Sergeant 1verson 81, Sergeant
Brown 40, Corporal Turton 81, Corporal Moore
80, Corporal Hawks 33, Corporal Irving "a,
O'Connor 80, Dresser 49, Hardness SO, Willard
80, Hawks %, Sergeant Codington SO. Total,
4S8.
Battery G-Captain o'Neil %. Lieutenant
Carroll 1S, Lieutenant Cranson 43, Sergeant
Rivers 35, Sergeant Colby 40, Corporal Stroth
81, Corporal Farnham 3S, Corporal Frodskam
35, Nelson 25, Fleming 81, Aykens 80, Batch
Jones 81, Borneman "a, Graves %. Total,
500.
Battery H-Captain Brewer Sc, Sergeant
Warner SO, Sergeant Wall %, Corporal Casey
49, Corporal Olmstead SO, Corporal Maher 81,
Corporal Noyes al, Corporal Carroll 40, Bar
rows SO, Reid 81, Murphy SO, Nolan 81, Callan-
der 10, Catlin 3S, Sergeant Farrell 80, Spillman
80, Buthlinger 26, Owens 81. Cayanaugh o.
Total, GAG.
Company A of the Fifth of Oakland held
its regular monthly medal shoot and made
the following scores:
Captain Poulter As, Strong so, Byran 10,
Hopkins 80, Sergeant Vaughn Al, Littlefieid 81,
Sergeant Cunningham 40, Golfer 3d. Corporal
Taber 80, Corporal Pickett 80, Sergeant Alvord
25 Bodwell 80, Hughes II, Poulter a, Ser
geant Downie A, Slack 27, Learned 33, Ellis
40, Sinclair 40, Brier 43, Puckett "a, Taggaaapt
Corporal Taggart Al Sergeant Stewart 80, Pc
tersen 80, Dickerson %.
Next Sunday this company will shoot
return match with Company A of Peta-
luna.
The Columbia Pistol and Rife Club
made the following scores on the rifle
range:
Target rife, Kuhnle medal-Dr. Leo Rod
gers 90, F. o. Young 80, A. Pape go, ]. Dohl-
mann so, J. LanZier Sd.
Military rifle, Glindermann medal-Frank
Poulter 4S, F. o. Young 46.
On the fifty-yard pistol and ladies' rifle
range these scores were made:
Pistol, Banding medal. Z. German SO, C.
M. Daiss 90, f. o. Young 90.
Twenty-two-caliber rifle for ladies, so yards,
Rodgers medal-Mrs. l.. j. Crane 80, SO; Mrs
o. NJ. Peck SO, SS, 49,
The annexed bullseye scores were made
by the Germania Schuetzen Club for prizes:
F. P. Sehuster 1861, H. Huber $751; r. Fink
ing 1887 ]. ID. Dewitt 81 p, Z. Thierback 52S,
Nick Ahrens 61213, J. Peters 91S1a, A. Mocker
$50, A. Jungblut 800.
The Independent Rifles held their annual
picnic in Shell Mound Park and while the
amusement lovers were enjoying them
selves the rifie-loving contingent was on
the range and made the following scores:
Zeising %, Schlichtman 81, Tannemacher,
81. Hau 20, Helmke 10, Miller 49, Kuhlker IS,
Stader ID. Gercken 10, Alldach II, Stander II,
Huber IL, Stander II, Staodeman II, Korn-
bach II. Lindecker 16, Moening 16, Bishop IL,
Steckelberg Is, Schlichtmann a. Joost Is.
The San Francisco Schuetzen Vereins
monthly bullseye shoot resulted as fol-
lows:
John Thodet 1867 points, Judge Bahrs 1872,
Q. Lemke 345, f. B. Shuster 49,, ". Enrenpfort
4S2, G.. Thierbach 517, A. II. Pare 52415, J.
Butler SAL, D: B. Faktor 554, n. Ahrens 666, J.
L. Haake 7S4, J Fattinger 800, A. Huber 9l5,
A. Lemarie GAG, ]. Stroetgen lola, A. Mocker
1923, II. Burfeind 1927.
The Swiss Rife Club held prize shoot
The marksmen used Winchester magazine
rifles. The champion class medal was won
by G.. B. Moresi on II points out of 20.
The second class medal-winners were G.
l.. Camozi by 80 out of a possible So S.
Moresi with Sc and G. Brazil with 81. On
the public target S. Moresi won So on II
points; G. Ringing and G. L. Camozi won
silver sugar bowls and sets of spoons on 16
points; A. Berthola won silver caster on
Is points and G. J.. Moresi won valise on
ID points.
"a Life on the Ocean Wave" was the
work of Epes Sargent, an American
poet, the idea being suggested to him
during walk on the Battery in New York,
one day when a high wind was blowing in
from the sea. 1t was set to music by
Henry Russell.
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