The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-11
MANY GOOD RIFLE SCORES,
A Large Attendance of Marks
men at the Shell Mound
Range.
The Nationals Monthly Shoot-Smith
Carr Makes a Good String
With a Pistol.

The cloudy and threatening weather did
not avert a large attendance from the
Shell Mound rife range yesterday. The
Colum bia Pistol and Rife Club was well
represented and several excellent scores
were made. Smith Carr, in particular,
made number OF splendid runs.
The Colum bias records for the day, on
both ranges, were as follows:
Pistol, SO yards, champion class-F. O. Young
81, S. Carr 80, A. H. Pape S5.
First class-Dr. L. o. Rodgers 81, A. B. Dor
rell 81, D. w. Mclaughlin Sc, A. Gehret 70, F.
Second cass-A. Fetz 80, E. Jacobson rs, A.
H. Kennedy 65, W. Unfred So, F. Conn 81.
Banding medals. Carr 50, J. E, German
90, c. NJ. Daiss 81, F. o. Young SO.
Rifle, 200 yards, kuhnle medal-Dr. Rodgers
80. F. O. Young 81, D. w. Mclaughlin 50.
Glindermann medal-E. Hovey AZ, F. Poulter
46, T. o. Young 40.
champion ciass-D. W. Mclaughlin 81, Dr.
Rodgers SO, F. o. Young 49,
First clasp. Bohr SO, Hellberg 80, A.
Gehret ~, A. B. Dorrell rs, F. Poulter 70,
George Schultz 20.
Second class-J: E. German 70, G, Barley 90,
A. Fetz II, A H. Kennedy SO, II. R. Crane sc,
cobson 70, W. +. Unfred Sd.
Folster medal, most tens-F. o. Young and
D. w. Mclaughlin tied, having 10 each.
The military marksmen were well repre-
sented at the targets ana the following
scores were made:
Nationals monthly medal shoot C. T.
Phelps So, G. P. Hirst 50, c. Z. Gooden AZ,
John Ritter AZ, R. J; Dowdall 80, H. J. Mus
grave 80. F. J. Povey AZ, W. F. Unfred 43, ]. F.
Norton al, J. R. Barricklo 43, V. f. Northey
30, Thomas McGilvery "a. W. Mcneil 81, w. L.
Fem az, Chris Meyer 43, NJ. A. Harris 16, A.
Brosius 30, A. E. Anderson 43, II. Deepen %,
L. OConnor 80, ]. A. Christie So, T. j. Ander-
son 81, J. G. Mansfield 43, " R. Berry 81, W.
y s sswsslnsey Sc H; 7. Hicks 43, a. Martin 2,
AZ, I; W; Sparrow 50, B. Kelley SO, r. A. Hill
ton 80, T. H. Kennedy SO, C. F. Waltham 43,
p Bohr Al, c. E; Macy 81, NJ. Lane SO, James
Smithson A.
Battery E of the Second. practice shoot
Brunotte "A, Semeria 80, Bush 40, c. F. Ander-
son Al, McKenna g. G. Earl %, H. Gator 30.
Farless 35 Cassidy Sc, Meyers Az, Sehmalz 80
Hardie 40, Helms al, Wider 80. Barley 80,
Craig 20, Montrose a. Cunningham "A
Olmstead d., J. Murphy SO, Noyes SO, Carroll
"a, Wall 20, Riley Is, Adams 10.
7, ln,dieepende en- Rifles, monthly medal shoot
80, F, Glender 20, H Stems IL, Il. staude ~,
J. Faltings "a. W. Tlnken 33, ]. Staude Jr az.
Nearly 200 sharpshooters, members of
the various San Francisco clubs, were on
hand Tor their regular turn at the black
disks. The result of the Nordedeutsche
ochuetzen Clubs monthly bullseye contest
gave the following winners:
j. Peters 32312 points, L. Bruins 431 Fl. Hill
berg 40, A. Mocker 500, o. Lemcke S2715, J.
Gefken $40, II. Burfeind $50. H. Sizzling $50
+. Schuster 92S, ID. Schinkel 1868, ]. Lankanau
iii, W. F. Gaines 1854, G. Alpers 1O991@, A.
Hagedorn 1869.
In the San Francisco Schuetzen Verein's
monthly medal contest the following were
the winners:
Champion class, John Utschig 435 rings:
first class, F. P. Schuster 429; third class, Il
Wicker All; fourth class, John Lankenau $50 :
first best shot, D. B. Faktor % rings; second
best shot, H. Wicker %.
Out OF many hundred shots fired by the
members of the Germania Schuetzen Club
the annexed are the monthly medal-win-
ners:
Champion class, DR.. L. Rodgers 42I rings.
first class, H. Huber 403; third class, N Ahrens
422; first best shot, H. J.. Wicker IS; last
best shot, n. Ahrens "a.