The San Francisco call., 1895-10-14
SCORES At SHELL MOUHD.
The COIum bia Club MarkSmen
Indulge in Mixed
Shooting.
Military Riflemen and German
Sharpshooters Compete for
Monthly Medals.

A number of excellent scores were made
by the Columbia Pistol and Rife Club
yesterday at the Shell Mound range.
AS the season has been drawing to q
close all members of the club were desirous
of holding up and increasing their general
average in the contests for the several club
medals.
A H. Pape, in the champion pistol
class, went to the head of the list with a
score of "a, the second time within two
days that he has made that number OF
points. DIR. L. o. Rodgers made 90 points
in his score for the Banding medal, but
his class score was below his average. The
following scores were made on the pistol
range:
Champion class-A. H. Pape "a, c. NJ. Daiss
90, F. o. Young 50, Ed Hovey SS.
First claSs-Dr l.. o. Rodgers 80, a. B. Dor
rell 50, J. E. German 81, D. W. Mclaughlin 83,
Captain J. +. Klein 80.
Second class-E. Jacobson 76, G. NJ. Barley
"A, W Unfred "a.
Pistol, Blanding medal, open to all comers-
DIR. l. o. Rodgers 81, J. Z. German 81, F. o.
Young 80.
The same club made some fine scores on
the rife range, though the members used
military and sporting rifles and very small
caliber pistols. The scores stood:
Target rife, -Kuhnle medal-F. o. Young 90,
Gehret 81, DR.. Rodgers So, Mclaughlin SO, H.
X crane -, l. JACODSen %, u. ScnOitZ
Military rifle. Giindermann medal. Hovey
AZ, 7. O. Young As.
For members only, champion class - DR..
Rodgers 80, F. o. Young 7S, Mclaughlin 76.
First clasp Boher 80, Gehret 70, A. B.
Durrell 7S, J. L. Kline 70.
Second class-G. Schultz so, H. R. Crane Il,
G. NJ. Barley 90, W. F. Unfred A.
Most tens, Folster medal-F. o. Young.
The military marksmen we're out in
goodly numbers, particularly from the
Nationals, composed OF companies c and q
of the First. These companies frequently
shoot together when contesting for
monthly medals. Yesterday they made
the annexed scores:
P. Hurst 40 Thomas McGilvery %, W.Williams
81, J. f. Norton 30, H. J. MuSgrave 81, R. j.
Dowdan 3S, N. A. Harris 81, c. E. Good-
ell IA, W. L. Fem 40, T. 'Connell 50, j. a.
Christie ~, q. J. Petty 80, w. n. Swasey %, J.
X. Barriclo 46, .. R. Bury So, P Bohr 43. A. E.
Anderson Al, P. NJ. Diers Al, J. D. Mansfield
AZ, F. J. Povey 49, c. +. Greenaw 80, w. F.
Unfred 40, P. J. Neuman 81, J. W. Dumbrell
A, c. f. Macy 26, L. A Rsmus 30. c. E.
Thompson Al, F. c. Suttlife 45, F. 4. Taggard
80, r. A. Hilton 33, q. c. Henlz %, NJ. Lane 35,
T. D. Butt "a, c. F. Waltham AZ.
Among the other military companies
practicing were the following, whose scores
are given:
Battery H, Second Artillery. Murphy 40,
W. Buhllnger 80, Casey IL, Leahv 81, Moves
% Kelly IS, Fay 30, Reiden 81 Nolan Sc
Battery q, Second Artillery-Sergeant Sonn-
tag 21, Sergeant COLBY 45, Private Batchelder
80, Private Ayheus 80, Private Childs %, Pri-
vate Lage -, Private S Graves So Private
Kelly 81, Private Fuetts &c, Private Bell 26.
Independent Ri1eS-E. Helmke 80 CORPORAL
J. Mindermann 80, Corporal J. Staude 80, Cor
poral w. Tinken 10, Private C. Schneider 27
Three clubs of German sharpshooters
were out in full force. a number of fine
scores were made by the Norddeutscher
Nerein, as follows:
J. de Wit 2l6 points, G. Schulz 342I5 J.
Thode 800, F. Schuster AT, H. Stelling 5SOI5
F. Rust S1S, J. Gefken S2S, L. Brunner S33. O.
Lemke S3S A. Hagedorn 925, G. Alpers 94I, J.
Schroeder 962.
The monthly medal shoot of the German
Schuetzen Verein brought out these scores :
Champion class-D. B. Faktor, 423. First
cless-H. Huber, 431. Third class-N Ahrens
43O. Fourth class-C. f. Rust, 358 First best
shot-H: Huber, 23. Last best shot, Tiede-
mann, 25.
Following are the winners of the San
Francisco Schuetzen Clubs monthly medal
shoot:
Champion class-John Utschig, 431. First
class-A. H. Pape, 41S. Third class-H. Hell
berg, 1913. Fourth class-H. Berfend, 382
First best shot-A. H. Pape, 25. Last best shot
George a. Schultz, %.