The San Francisco call., 1896-05-04
Strecker Again Leads the Cali
fornia Schuetzen Clubs
Shooters.
THE TURNER'S CLOSE SCORE.
Glindemann and Utschig Tie for First
Honors-Two Military
Matches.

For the fourth time this year AdoIph
Strecker has carried off the honors of the
California Schuetzen Club shoot. He
made score of 444 On his first ten shoots
he made 229, and this score w. Glinde-
mann tried to tie with double rest. Glin.
dermann shot but seven times, however,
and then stopped as his task was hopeless.
Strecker's ten shots were: 25. 25, %, o.
q, "a, "a, 18, %, "a. Glindeman's seven
shots were: q, 21, 25, 20. %, 20, 81. Ten
dollars changed hands on the result.
Strecker's second ten shots were: 81, 20,
%. 21, 20, "a %, 49, %, 81.
The shoot of the Turner Shuetzen Sec
ton was closely contested by Otto Utschig
and William Glindemann. The men tied
on SO, but Utschig was given first prize be-
cause his score creedmored Glindemann's
Company H of the First Infantry, N. G..
c., held its monthly shoot, mainly for the
classification of the men. 1t is a new
shooting company and the scores show re-
markable promise. Company D of the
Fifth Infantry also held good shoot. The
scores were as follows:
The California SchuetZen Verein:
First champion-A. strecker 444, J. Utschig
429. Second champion,C. Thierbach Alb; A.
Burmeiste AIS. First clasp. Bohr All, J. F.
Robinson 40. Second class-O. Bruner 451,
A. Gehret 4l5. Third class. C. Waller 392,
J. straub 39I. Fourth class-T. Archer 395,
J: B. Turner 1856. Best first shot, R. Finking,
%. Best last shot, J. e. Waller, "a. Cadets,
first class, o. Reubold, 357.
The Turner's shoot gave these scores:
A. Utschig 90, W. Glindemann 90, ]. Utschig
"a, L. Brune Cd, H. Enge 60. P Jacoby 81, o.
Burmeister 81, T: Brunette so. F. C: Muller
so, II. stettin SO, J. straub So R. Finking ST,
c. Rudolph 56, Captain Attinger 55. G. Mel
son 54, Lieutenant +. Kommer So, j. Sablatt
so, L. Lang AZ, w. Nolden As, J. Gassner AZ, F,
Schonfeld 40, Ii. Tecklenberg 3S, J. Constan-
tine 81, c. Sagehorn 81, A Brehm 20, J. Kis-
tenmacher 26, ]. Glindemann 26.W. straub "a
ID. Davidson %, II. Stieber %, w. Schaumleffel
1s. W. Schmalzlein II, F. Tecklenberg ID, J.
| Castor 8, L. Markus 8, Charles Kommer z, Phil
Gretsch 6, c. Vath 6, L. Schonfeld 4.
Company H's shoot had the following
result:
Company H, First Infantry-T. C. Muller
45 and AZ: A. Ehrenpfort. 45 and 43; Davis
13 and 80; Broderick, As and SO; Jackson, 3S
and 3S; O'Connor, 80 and SO; Captain Warren,
81 Gallon, SO and 81; Furnary, 40 and %
Zelinsky, "a; Cisner, 90; Sergeant o'Brien
| 80; Nicholas, 26; Johnson 30; Desmond, %;
Bracken, 80; Schneider, IL and 1S; Swift %
| and %; Gibson, 13; Kelly, 43; Sergeant Car
roll, 80.
Company DIS scores were:
Company D, Sixth Infantry--J. Dawson AZ
A Boyers 46, NJ. Ritter 45, T. ]. Fallon A, n.
Vanderbilt 43, F. J. Jacobs 43, ]. Smith 43, J.
Mulhern az, w. L. T. Butterworth az, P.
Treantre AZ, J. F. Robinson AZ, I. S. Archer Al, d,
II. Mulhern 40, f. J. Murray 40, J. Burtin 40,
80, S. Eden 80, J. Greever SO. E. Gardner 80,
F. Hoffer 80, J. Reilly SO. r. Walsh 38, A. A.
Smith 81. n. Einhoff 81, d. Murch 81, George
Donahue SO, D. McCamish SO, V. Hoxfe 36 z.
Clarke So, J. Schlosser 30, H. Iverson 80, P. II.
Mccormack 35, II. Dawley 35.
There was also shoot of the Eintracht
Schuetzen section, which resulted as fol-
lows:
Champion class, Charles Gumben 42S; first
class, TIL. Binner 432; second class, Charles
Schrader Az; third class, C. Suhntedt 422
best first first shot, Charles Won Hardwig 25
best last shot, L. Schmidt 25.