The morning call., 1895-02-25
SHOOTING AT SHELL MOUND,
THE MILITIAMEN'S CONTEST FOR
MEDALS Is BECOMING
VERY SPIRITED.
GERMANIA, NORTHWESTERN AND
OTHER SHOOTING CLUBS
WERE PRESENT.

The targets at Shell Mound Park were in
constant use yesterday. Battery G and F
of the Second Artillery, Companies B and
D of the First and Company E of the
Second Regiment, the Norddeutscher
Schuetzen Verein, the Germania Schuetzen
Verein and the Columbia Pistol and Rifle
Club were all represented. Some parti-
cularly good shooting was done and
A. Mocker secured the prize in both
the Norddeutscher and Germania vereins
for fhe best bullseye. Corporal F.
L. Browns 46 out of q possible 90 was the
best score of the day.
The scores made by the members of Com
pany f, Second Artillery, were as follows
Corporal F. L. Brown 40, First Sergeant A. NJ.
Heanan 40, Corporal f. y Turton 40. Second
Heintz AZ, Private A. II. Irving 80, Captain c.
A. jerks 81, Private F. II. Field IS, Private A.
H. Moore SO. Third elass-Sergeant E. J. Ellis
20, Private F.. Lott 90 Fourth class-Private
J. w. Dresser 80, Private W. C. Crook 35, Pri-
vate J. Fitzgerald 81, Lieutenant J. A. Miller
50, Private j. Schwat 80.
The following scores were made by COM
pany E of Second Regiment:
j. Utschig Jr. 43, Captain Cunningham AZ, c..
w Seeley AZ, C. Mcguire ~, d. Amark IL, E. S.
Botteron 40, p Baur 80, p. Brinotte 81, U.
Wrenn SO, +. SchmalZ 80, J. E. Sickett So d. J..
Marion 80, S. ]. Desmond 50, w. ]. Garwin 81
J. Semeria "a, w. Hanley 81, 2. D. Skillman
The members of Company D of the First
Regiment succeeded as follows:
Private A. D. Whitehead 45, Private F. Slo-
cum 40, Private H. Smith 40 Private Burdick
80, Private Campbell SO, Private Alpthorpe SO,
Captain Schaefer "a, Private Luce 50, Private
McClunie 80, Private Woods 81, Private Nc
Cartney 80, Private Gresoni33. Private Fowler
%, Private Rosenthal %, Private Helmquist
27, Private Murden 40.
Battery Of the Second Artillery was
represented at the butts by about thirty
men. The principal scores made were as
follows:
Sergeant H. X. Moore As, Lieutenant Fl HUI
Der AZ, Second Lieutenant H. Lobin 80, Ser
geant o. S. Huber 80, Private V. j. Fell 80,
Private NJ. j. Sheehan 80, Private William
Golly So Private S. Laur 3d. Private J. Kali
mann A Private J. H. Meyer 81, Private A.
Schwatz AZ, Private C. A. Son 50, Private C. T.
Hines 30. Private W. C. Meyer SO, Private C.
Often 30, Private j, Cooper 3S, Private H.
Woolkert 81, Private George Leyden 80, Pri-
vate j. Dingen Al, Private J. Won Staden 81.
Company B of the First Infantry was
represented by L. Zimmerman, S. Gehret,
A. Fitz and Joseph Fitz Jr. 1t was a
match between the first two and last two
named. The shooting was at the 200-yard
range At the first attempt all four men
made As out of a possible so. Another
string was then shot off and Zimmerman
and Gehret made 81 and the Fitz brothers
SO, thus winning the match. i.
There was no prize won IN the first class
of Norddeutscher Schuetzen Verein. 1t is
necessary to score 400 out of possible 500
in order to win medal, and none of the
members did that. In the second class j.
Gefllen won with a score of 406. In the
third class G.. Alpers won with score of
377. The medal is his now, he having won
it three times in succession. In the fourth
class O. Schinkel won with a score of 800.
In the ring shooting H. Halberg and J.
Thode were the winners, with % and %
rings respectively to their credit.