The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-06-09
GOOD SHOTS.
List of Prize Winners In the Schuetz
enfest at WinOna.


Winona, June S-The Upper Missis-
sippi schuetzenfest closed here on Sun
day, with picnic at the Gilmore val
ley range, during which A. j. Vandeu
sen, who won the title of champion king
shot Of the world, was crowned, and
the prizes were distributed to the other
shooters. The following is summary
of the records and prizes:
King Target, 200 Shots-A J. vandeusen
Minona, 371 Emil Berg. Davenport. $780,
William ott La Crosse, S24; E. F. Richter
Ed Buyer, Davenport. 311; S. Mennier, Mil
Waukee, 303; l.. j. Schring, Joliet 302; w. E.
story, Milwaukee, 2S2; Joseph Brown. yr.
Joliet, PSI; David Herlein Worthington, 275
Kutset, Dubuque, 24S; c. W. Ranzow. Dayen-
port, 240; H. F. Piepenbunk, Joliet 235; j.
Mon4,oa1So ~ sredow o,I ,Dayenport, 2s2 O. stsmm,
Shutter, Davenport, 229; J. Pfster, city, 224;
p. A. Gotterdam, La Crosse, 221; William
S0nnen6erg Som 16s city 22o Francis Jaeger. Du-
John Schultz city, 1851. Minnen, Milwaukee,
1874; F. ]. Bohn, Fountain city, 1870; N. w.
Kutsch, Dubuque, 1859; P. Klauer, Dubuque
l6O; L. Sehueller, city, 1872; Paul Traut, Du-
gold medal, valued at SIS, and Is cash, I and and
three cash prizes of $12. $11, $40. and down to
Sc.
Honor Target, Possible rs Points,. B..
Hayungs, 6S: B.; A. Gotterdam, 81; Lolis J..
Sc; David Herlein, P. E. vandeusen, 65; G. E.
Stamm, W. E. Story, c. F. Denpman, Steven
Mennier, 64; John Rusche, t. ]. Haller, George
J; J. Fischer, Fl 6s; Ed Berger; Charles Peterson,
ID. H. Stevenss 81; John Pfster, Emil Berg,
81; George M. Ziegenfuss. A. G. Vandeusen,
60; SOL Burdick. F. Piefenburk, William
Heyser So: H. Roettiger. M. Grau, T. D.
Budd, Phil Schabacken. George Leonhardt H.
Hagge. 5S. These were the thirty leaders.
Ninety-six shooters participated and the low
est score was 5. There were more prizes and
more entries on the honor target than ON any
other The leading prizes were 800, given
by John Dietze; $75 by the Upper Mississippi
Shooting society $50 each by A. ]. Vandeusen
and the Winona Shooting society; $50 each
prizes of $25 each by the Banks lumber firm
Laird-Norton company shops and A. Artz; $50
each by the Davenport and Winona societies.
and other cash and merchandise prizes In di-
mfnishing ratio
Vandeusen. 72; Emil Berg, 70; P. E. vandeu-
sen, w. Heyser, II; Ed Berger. VIM OFT.
J. J. OFT. 70: L. ]. Schung, H. F. Piepen-
bunk, ]. H. Thuber, So; s. Mennier. 6S; Chas.
Jr., Ed Richter, c. Peterson. D. Harlem C.
J. Schutter. L. E. Danuser, E. Gotterdam,
R. Mueller, 81; G. NJ. zuginfuss. E. Witt
war &c; ]. F. Budow, w. A. Story, 60. First
prize was handsome rifle, valued at 5000,
given by the Westlicher Herold The next
prizes were $40, SIS, s12. $40 and so on
down to 81.
Man Target, Possible 100 Points-E Berg.
95; p e. Vandeusen. "a; A. ]. Vandeusen,
penbrook C. w. Ranzow. 81; E. A. Gutter
dam, W. sonnenbuTg, burg 90; &c. Wm OFT; G. j.
50; E. Buger, G. NJ. Ziegenfuss, ]. j. OFT, II.
Keller, 81; H. Roettiger. w. E. Story, F. J.
Bohn, E. Wittwer, Sc. First prize was a $125
vase given by Peter Bub. and in prizes of
cash of $50. SIS. s12 $40 and SO on down
to 81
Standard Target, Possible so Points-E.
Berg, Az A. j. Vandeusen, E. F. Richter, c.
F. Dinkmann. 46; W. OFT, 45; 2. J. Schung.
berg, Al; David Herbin, Ed Berger, George NJ.
Ziegenfuss, 4S; w. Heyser, ]. Fl. Theiber, A.
Mohr, ]. B.sHavungs A. Artz, AZ: ]. Rusche,
prize was a $50 gold watch given by William
Schellfus. Next prizes were $40, SIS, S12, $40
and so on down to 50.
Stitch Target. Shooting for Bullseye-J. P.
of the bullseye; George NJ. Ziegenfuss, 2-S;
P E. Vandeusen. 1882: P. Klauser, 20-32;
George Leonhardt. N-32: VIM. schelfus.
1892; Ed Pezer 2Ss2 r. Chris Peterson n,aS 2s,s2
L. J. schinig, 1922; Ed Wittwer, 1892; Or.
Mathey. w. A. Wilke, 35-32;; J. D. Budd. John
Menmie, 1892; F. Jaeger. 1882: John Mathies:
Herkin, 1922; F. A. Martin. 53-32; A. j. Van
deusen, 54-32; A. Mohr. E. Berger, 55-32. Cash
prizes of s25. $50. SIS. s13, s12 and so on down
to 81 were given Three traffers were made
on this target by A. j. Vandeusen. D. Hes
lin. E. F. Richter. Ed Boyer, Emil Berg, J.
d. Budd, c. Petersen, l.. ]. Schung, P. e.
Vandeusen, F. Gerlich, S. Mennier, j. J:
OFT and F. Jaeger. Each won prize OF
$3.
John Schultz won 81 for the first red flag
at the opening of the festival. and S. Mennier
50 for the last red flag. Twelve others won
so cents on red flags.
In the team shoot Milwaukee took first
prize with 9S9, and won the five gold medals;
La Crosse, $751; $34; Davenport, 974. $40. $40;
Joliet, 969, 1890. The other teams got no
prizes. but finished as follows Winona A.,
e56: Sugar Loaf, 1924; Fountain City, 909;
Ujnnna r. SGT.