The San Francisco call., 1896-10-19

Sullivan 80, A. McCulloch 81, ]. B. Wear 81,
". w. Kelly 81, G. HeizInan d.. E. c. Cordell
43, " Proli Il, J. Yae ger 33, S. Roberts 81
Miller "a, Fitzgerald "a, j. Gilkyson Al, K. A.
Lundstrum 50, Captain Fllmer 43, II. B. Tay-
lor AZ, ". King 32, E. L. Filner 80
The Knights of the Red Branch Rifles
held their regular monthly medal shoot
with the following results on the mill
tary target, 20 shots:
j.. J. Rogerson A.: James Rogerson Al,
Thomas Waters 80, w. P. Harmon 33. P. j.
Marron 21. j. D. Loughy &C. James Loughy
80, John Green 40, James Campbell 40, D. j.
Murphy 80, John Fay No. 36, ]. P. Hogan
3S, Z. Rahiil 3S, NJ. Gaul 81, A. Whitton 80
James Smith ~, Patrick Dononoe 36, Michael
Lane 21, Patrick McKeone 81, John Fay No.
2 30, John McKenna %.
Company A of Oakland held its monthly
medal shoot, resulting in the following
SCORES:
A. Jahnigan 81, Corporal Tate Al, Magill AZ,
|. Peterson 3S, Grismore 30, MCCORMICK AZ,
rey 27, e. Puckett "A l. c. Ellis 80. Sergeant
Poulter 45, Fellows 18, Strong 80, H. Tabef %,
Hughes 21, Cleveland AZ. Sergeant Downie 46,
Brink 80, Sergeant Ellis 81 Bryan % Bertrand
9, Holland 16, Lieutenant Hunt 81, McKilli-
can Al, Kohler Is, Learn 10, G.. Poulter q. g.
". Puckett 43, BodweH SO, Littlefeld 80,
Slack 35.
In the shoot for the Obermeyer trophy
the following scores were made:
Company K-F. j. Cunningham 43, E. D.
Finley 80. C. W. seeley 40, 7. Desmond 49,
E: F: Rotterom 43, w. Cohn 36, P. D. Skill man
"a, ]. E. Pickett 80, A. R. Farless "a, Fl. Myers
80, J. L. Utschig Jr 43, w. NJ. Wrin "a, Ii. J.
Craig 81, H. J. Wilson 26, c. J. Mund 10, P. F.
Bruhnke 80, P. F. Brunette Al, W. K. Bush SO,
]. P. Cassidy SO, c. O.. Cooper 49, P. s. Cam
pana 27, H. Gator 80, R. M Dewar Al, D. F. de
Bernardo Al, W. F. Hanley So F. H Hammer
Holling II, E. P. jacobson Al, G. F. X. Jacob
son 26, w. E. Kemp 33, P. j. Kelley 49, c T.
Mcguire 43, L. j. Mayer %, E. D. Montrose 80
J. P. Semeria 38, II. Tyrrell 18, w. L. Warne-
kross al, w. Wider Al, A. Moresi 80, E. P.
O'Malley IL, G. E. Wessling 15, A. s. Woods
SO. Total, 1907.
Company NJ, six men short: G. F. ONeil 80,
C. ]. Hogan 81 E. W. Rivers 80, Walter Whit
ing 33, ]. w. Colby AZ, w. L. Wall 35. P. Casey
49, E. C. sssoth ss 81 A B. af FaTpha 81
J W Maher II, G. Nelson SO, F; English a5,
". BullingeT 20, E; Coffee, SO, J; Costello d3,
F. Kelley 25, H. P. Lage "a, NJ. j. Lyons "a, J.
P. Ieekie %, A. Menhardt 1S. E. Merwin 26,
w. D. Murphy A, A ]. Murray "a, A. A. HUI
lor "a, O. Volkman ss. VI W whisky %, c. f.
Jarish 8, James Downey 35, j. McCaDe q,
R. D. MeGillyary %, II. P. Latfmer 28 total,
Company I-Captain Richter "A; Lieuten-
ants Huber Al, Tobin A; S-rgeants Huber 35,
Moore A, Fe %. Corcoran 81, Sheahan 38.
Lemeteyer SO: Corporals Golly A, Ahlborn
Al, Gilhs Al, Son Al, Bucking 40; Musician
Won Staden 35; Privates Blawat 80, Bake SO,
Behling %, Caro- "a, D,etz 3s, Fenning 20,
Huser 27, Hall 3S, Hanna 25 Jones 33, Kali
man 33. Koch 43, Meyers 80, McCarty 81 Nc
Partland 38, NJ thewsnn 35. Martin 35, Menke
81, often 3S, Peteri %, Powers SO, Payson 81,
Reid 80, Ringen 38, r. Ringen A, Sundland
80, Strlpp.e 43, Sylen 35, Siebe 81. Schubeck
"a, Wolcott 35, Wiesman SO, Allen 80, Cappel-
man 35. Total, 1781.
Thus it is seen that Company I won the
trophy by very pretty score, the average
being IS 6-10 per marksman.