The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-22
At THE RANGE TARGETS,
Good Scores Made by the
MarkSmen at Shell
Mound Park.
COMPANY F HAS A NEW TEAM.
Turn Out for a Medal
Shoot.

There was not great number of marks
men at the Shell Mound range yesterday,
but there were enough to keep several of
the targets busy and to make some good
scores.
Two teams from Company F of the First
Regiment met for the first time at the
range yesterday. The teams are picked
from the ranks OF the company and every
third Sunday in each month, until the end
of the year, they will shoot against each
other.
The match yesterday was won by Nc
Gowan's team by score OF 1872 to the
1884 of. "Isaksen's team The individual
scores were as follows:
McGowan's team: Private Fl. ]. Mang els IL,
Private w. W. MCGOWAN Al, Private ]. w.
Souther 40, Musician c. McMenomy 80, Cap
tain ]. F. Eggert 81, Private c. Howard 80,
Private T. H. Nolte 81, Private J. H. Bolts 81 /,
Private A. H. Brickwaldt 81, Sergeant r. C.
Woodhouse 20, Private F. Noriega "a, Private
r. Linders 81. Total, 392.
Isaksens team Musician G. Isaksen As, Ser
geant H P. Pendleton 43, Sergeant w. R. Land
ram 40, Lieutenant 81. Z. Curzons 80, Private
F. S. Pinkham 80, Musician II. Gordon 35, Pri-
vate r. Robertson "a, Corporal A. Craig 80,
Private P. ]. Robinson %, Private C. w. Col
lett %, Musician F. Cunane Is, Private H.
Coleman IL. Total, 3S4.
Company F's monthly record medal
shoot resulted as follows:
H. ]. Mangels AT, C. Isaksen As, n. L. PEN
dleton 45, H. T. Pinkham 45, w. w. MCGOWAN
Al, Captain ]. +. Eggert 80, Lieutenant 81. G.
Curzons 39, W. Mayer 80, c. Howard 81, W K.
Landram 81, Z. II. Nolte 81, j. h. Bolts 80, g.
w. Collett 35.
Battery H of the Second Artillery held its
monthly shoot yesterday. Scores were
made as follows:
Private Carroll AZ, Corporal Maher IL, Cor
poral Olmstead 40, Private F. J. Kelly 80, Ser
geant Warner "a, Private F. L. Kelly "a, Lieu
tenant Hogan SO, Private Spillman SO, Captain
Brewer 80, Private Campbell 30, Corporal
Casey g. Sergeant Wall %, Musician Cava-
naugh "a, Private Noyes "a.
A practice shoot of members of the First
Troop Cavalry resulted as follows:
Sergeant G. Kaiser 30, Sergeant Ratchford 80,
Corporal P. Grieb 81, Trumpeter w. Cook II,
Private Healey %, Private Pontague %, Pri-
vate McSweeny %, Private Wilson 20.
A practice shoot of a few members of
Company B of the First Infantry Regiment
gave the following scores:
Privates Taylor "A, Frick 43, Weir a., O'Mal-
ley "A, Raum 43, Zimmerman AZ, Monihan 80,
Oyerstreet 3S.
The Knights of the Red Branch held a
monthly medal shoot, which resulted as
follows:
NJ. Brady 81 A. Whelton 81, j. Campbell SO, J.
Hogan 80, Thomas Waters 50, ]. Rogerson 30,
Michael Gaul 80, John Green "a, Eugene Rahin
"a, Edmond Lee "a, H. McInerny 80, ]. r.
Keely 80, w. B. Shorten 80, NJ. Casey 80, NJ.
Mannix 80, Patrick Donohue 80, J. Loughrey
80, ]. ]. Fay 20, James Casey %, John Fay -,
P Donahue %, NJ. O'Neill 81, J. T. Connolly 20,
P. McGl1nchey %, P. j. Halligan %, Daniel
Russell %, P. J. O'Sullivan "a, a. j. Cummings
%. Nicholas Powers 20, owen Riley 20.
The medal winners were Daniel Sheehy,
first class; James Smith, second class; and
j. Campbe II, third class.
The monthly medal shoot of the Red
| Mems shooting section brought out the fol-
| lowing winners:
! E. Bloebau, champion class, 40; H. Bach,
best first shot, D. Wagner, "a; best last shot,
| II. Bloebau, %.
The Recreation Gun Club held its
monthly shoot at the Oakland Trotting
Park yesterday. The shoot was at twelve
live birds apiece, thirty yards rise. The
! following scores were made:
McMurchy II, Tucker 10, Cowan IL, Slade
H. Barnes 10, Randall 9, Vernon 10, Rudolph
g. H Golcher 10, Simpson II, Haight 8, Johns
H. Robinson 10, Allen Whitney IL.
Simpson and Slade divided first and Sec
ond money and Golcher, Barnes and Yer
non divided third money.
In the sweepstake match at twelve birds,
81 30 entrance fee, just after the match
shoot. the following scores were made:
Slade IL, Randall H. Cowan TO- Whitney 9,
Simpson g. Golchor 8, Rudolph g.
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A farmer near Kemptville, Ont, killed
lynx that weighed 1000 pounds