The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-09

airy members. A number of former OF
| Ulcers, who had not pulled trigger To-
| years, entered into the competition with a
lively Spirit. After the shoot the company
repaired to Captain l.. Siebe's dining
rooms, where turkey banquet was spread
| and to which full justice was done. The
regular company medal shoot was also
held, and annexed are the scores of the
two events:
Company L, formerly Company F, of the
FIRST Infantry Regiment, Thanksgiving dinner
shoot-G: n. NWegener AZ, c. Isaksen AZ, J.
II. J. Mangels Al, W. W. MCGOWAN Al, Captain
j. F. Eggert 40, Lieutenant H. E. Curzons 40
H. Osthof SO, t. Nolte SO, F. S. Pnkham 3S
Captain J. A. Mango 81, Ed Lee 81, c. Nc
Williams SO, Lieutenant A G. Adler SO, c.
Bradley 80. E. Clark 33, Nounan 80, r. c.
Woodhouse 20, W. r. Landram 27, A. D. Wun-
Rogers IL, Bruce Stevenson 10, Dean 10.
Company L monthly medal shoot-H. J.
Mangels 40. H. L. Pendleton 45, c. Isaksen Al,
Souther AZ, F. S. Pinkham Al, T. Nolte 40, Cap
tain J. f. Eggert Al, Lieutenant Fl. E. Curzons
Al, c. McMenomy SO, II. L. Wonder SO, w. R.
Landrum 35, d. N Rogers 81, Nounan 81
III. WEEK so, A. II. Breckwaldt so, r. C. Wood
house 30.
The Nationals were so rejoiced that their
two organize tons had not been disturbed
by the recent reorganization of the Ma
tional Guard that the members turned out
In goodly numbers to celebrate the occa-
sion by making good scores. The general
results were very satisfactory, as here
shown:
Companies and (Nationals), regular
c. E. Goodell 40, Q. F. Northrop %, w. F..
Unfred A, w. L. Fem AZ. W. Mcneil 80,
4; G. Anderson 40, F. J; Poyey AZ G., 7.
AZ. r. ]. Dowdall "a, T. McGilyery "a. P.
A. Larson %, L. A. Ramus SO, T. O'Connell
80, J. Ritter 43, r. L. Hilton AZ, g.. R. Petty
%, a. R. Vaughn 40 !. R. Mansfield 40, G.
40, E. J. Clifford %, J. H. Kennedy 45, II. I.
Hicks Al, P. Butt 81, Lieutenant Sparrowe 80,
II. j. Musgrave 80, Captain Dumbrell Al, L..
3S, c. E. Macy 81, C. F. Waltham "A, j. Smith
son As, c. E. Thompson AZ, FL. A. Bohr Al, E. c.
Sullivan Al.
A number OF the companies of the
Eighth and Fifth regiments are indulging
In active practice and preparing for the
100 men match between picked sharp
shooters of the two regiments. The match
will be for trophy, and each man will
fire ten shots. The original conditions of
the match may he disturbed by the recent
reorganization, which will throw several
OF the companies into other regiments.
Yesterday a number of men from Com
pany T of Oakland were practicing for the
match and made the following scores:
Captain G. H. Wethern A. Sergeant C. C.
Covalt Al. R. Hansen Al, Morse 40, w. Sears
Al. McCudden 81 A. J. Webb AZ, James Ken
nedy 43, w. w. Rowe 80, C. H. Pierce SO, w.
G. Leonard 80, E. P. Welle 33, Brooks SO, w.
E. Travers Al, Lieutenant W. II. Cobbledick A.
The German sharpshooters were present
upon the range in large mum bers and their
records were as follows
Germania Schuetzen Club shoot for medals
Champion class, L. Bendel, 432 rings; first
class, X. Finking, 400; third class, 6. Alpers,
AS; fourth class, NJ. Hoefer, $40; first best
shot, A. Mocker, "a last best shot, DR.. L.
Rodgers, "a.
San Francisco Schuetzen Club monthly medal
shoot-Champion class, H. Huber 427 rings;
first class, A. H. Pape, 425 rings (won three
times and Pape becomes the permanent
owner; third class, H. Wicker 400 rings;
fourth class, II. H. Burfeind, 379 rings; first
best shot, II. Huber, "a rings; last best shot,
II. Huber, % rings.
Nord Deutscher Schuetzen Club bullseye
shoot-H. Sizzling 433 points, II. Hellberg 497,
J. GefEen 567, e. Apers 578, +. Schuster 500,
/. Bruno $50, W. CAIRNS $780, w. Glindermann
1872, J. Lankenau 81, II. Huber S34, A.
Mocker 1914, Z. Ipsen 1888.
Independent Rifles, practice-H. Schlicht-
mann 80, G. Falling 80, f. Chandler 3e, W. He
mann AZ, Captain Schneider 50, ]. Frederick
son 20.