The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-26
Fine Rifle Scores Made by the
California SchuetZen
Club.
M'LAUGHL1Ns GOOD SCORES.
The Verein's Annual Shooting Fes-
tival Was SuCcesS--The
Ladies' Scores.

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Park yesterday. Strecker, while satisfied
with the honors recently won IN the
East, thought that it would not do to re-
turn to his home and lose the title that
every German rifleman desires most of all,
SO he ran up score OF 221, out of a possible
$50, in ten shots on the ring target.
| The annual contest began week ago
yesterday, when a number of fine scores
| were made, but there were so many marks
| men to shoot that it required two days to
| finish.
Nearly $1,000 in prizes was offered, and
as the shoot was open to all. nearly every
German in the City handy with rifle
faced the targets to compete for prizes and
honors. The affair was success in every
way and the club will not lose anything,
for all large number of prizes are money.
1t was not until late that there was any
certainty as to who had won the principal
prizes. The full list of winners will not
be known until tonight when the scores
are made out by the secretary. The prizes
will be distributed next Thursday evening
at Eintracht Hall and the ceremony will
be followed by a social and dance given
by the club.
The first bullseye in the morning to call
up the red flag was made by D. w. Nc
Laughlin. who made one of the best scores
of the day on the honorary target. He
made "a and two 25's, or "a out of pos
sible 70. This is a score that is not often
made.
The first twenty-five in the members
target was made by Captain +. Attinger,
and the last Dullseye in the forenoon by j.
Utschig. In the afternoon PhiIo Jacoby
bullseye was made by A. Pape, who won q
special prize OF S. given by DR.. Muffe. The
doctor gave 81 so prize to Charles Thier-
bach for making the next to the last bulls
eye. There was lively competition for
these two prizes.
The first prize on the honorary target
was won by Mclaughlin, score "a; second,
]. Meyer of Sacramento, II; fifth, &. Fink
ing, IL; sixth, F. Attinger, 10.
The champion cup for the best average
scores on the king, point, honorary and
membership targets was carried Off by Nc.
Laughlin, who beat Strecker by one point.
On the man target the first prize was
won by DR.. Rogers with II; second, J. Uts-
CHG, rs; third, Mr.. Glinderman, rs; fourth,
j. Utschig Jr., rs; fifth, q. Th1erbach, 10;
sixth, D. W. Mclaughlin, "a; seventh, A.
Ehrenpfort, u; eighth, A. Strecker IL.
AS stated Strecker won the title of shoot
ing King, his score standing: "a, %, 20,
%, q, 20, 20, %, %, 21-221. Mclaughlin s
score was 216, w. GHnderman ZIG, T.
Brunette 214.
On the general target the following good
scores were made out of possible seventy
five points: R. Finking 66, P. Brunette
65, G. Meyer 65, A. Bertelsen 65, II. Enge
IS, DR.. Muffe ga, J. Leeman GA, D. w. Nc
Laughlin "a, A. Gehret 81, A. L. OFT 81,
P. Jacoby 81, William Ehrenpfort 81, A.
Strecker 81, Charles Thierbach 81, A..
Ehrenpfort Jr. 60, R. LANCER co. ]. Stanton
60, H. r. Brown So, ]. Utschig Jr. So.
The members of the Ladies' California
Schuetzen Club were out in full force and
made number of remarkably good
scores. In the champion class Mrs. John
Utschig made the highest-20, "a, %, %, %
lib. The first class medal was not won
as no one made the required 100 points.
Miss Kate Utschig won the second class
! medal with this score: %, "a, 10, %, A-112.
The ladies made the following scores on
the honorary target out of possible IS.