The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-29

tend with. The light was very poor, vary.
ing from bright glare to deceptive
shade, while the wind cut all manner o.
capers along the range. For all that q
number of good scores were worked in be-
tween times, which encouraged the shoot.
ers to greater efforts.
The regular shoot of the Columbia Pistol
and Rife Club was not as largely attended
as upon the days when the clubs class
medals are at stake. However, there were
enough present to make the sport interest
ing, as many were there who simply
wanted to practice.
There was considerable work done on
the pistol range, which will tell later in
the more important events. J. E. German,
c. NJ. Daiss and A. II. Pape were well to
the front on the Blanding pistol medal
scores, and before the year is over the
rivalry promises to be even more keen
than at present. German yesterday got
four flags in his scores. which will insure
him goodly slice in the cash prizes
D. Galbraith of Stockton was guest OF
the club and he had with him his 44-cali-
Der revolver. His performances with the
weapon showed that t e Stocktonian was
not a novice in pistol shooting. With the
small target firearms used by the club Mr..
Galbraith won for himself much praise.
Following were the scores made on the
pistol range, Colum bia target:
Pistol Banding medal, three shots-Open to
all corners: j. E. German 8. 8, 10, 10; C. M
Daiss 8. 10, IL; F. o. Young 10, 18; D. Gal
braith 10; 4. Jacobson 49,
Pocket revolver, Carr medal, 5 shots-M. ].
White "a, 80, %.
w. Glindermann astonished himself and
friends late in the afternoon by getting
two flags, showing that he hit the one inch
center on the Columbia target. A. H.
Pape did some fair work with the musket
The scores were as follows:
Dimond medal-w. Glindeman 8.
Target rifie-Unfred medal F. O.. Young 10,
H. H. Burf1end 27.
Military rifle, Glndeman medal - A. H.
Pape 46, ID.
Record medal-E. Jacobson 81, o. schinkel
1874
Most fags-D W. Mclaughlin 2, A. H. Pape
l. F. o. Young L, W. Glindeman 2.
Two of the German sharpshooting clubs
held their bullseye shoot, and in each
hundreds of tickets were sold. After the
targets were down for the day the scorers
were kept busy for long time with the
measuring machines to determine the
winners of the cash prizes. The prize
winners and their points are annexed.
San Francisco schuetzen verein-First prize,
A. H. Pape, 29S points; second, c. Thurbach,
400; third, Il. Burfiend, sos; fourth, H. He'll
berg, 513; fifth, F. Koch, 500; sixth, A.
Mocker, 567 seventh. H. Zecker. 627; eighth,
Z. Nobman, 642; ninth, j. Utschig, 65S; tenth,
W. Glindeman, FOB; eleventh, L. Bendel,
1913; twelfth, R. Finking, 779; thirteenth. n.
Ahrens, S21; fourteenth, o. LemcKe, S64
fifteenth, ]. c. Waller, 905; sixteenth, E. A.
Gotz 939; seventeenth. A. Jungblut, 941
eighteenth, G. F. Rush, 979; nineteenth, John
Bentler, 1918; twentieth, George Alpers,
1927.
Germania schuetzen Club-First prize. G
Alpers, 80 points; second, H. ECKER, 1877
third, c. F. Rust. 1872; fourth, L. n. Ritzau,
GAL; fifth, d. B. Paxton, 667; sixth, A. Mocker
S1S; seventh, ]. ID. Hause, 957; eighth, F. p
Schuster, 968 ninth, W. Glindeman, 1Oi1.
| The regular monthly medal shoo
of the Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club, rs
ring German target, resulted in the follow
| ing winners and their records:
| First class, H. Burfiend 404 second class
]. Lankman 362; third class, F. Rust 1872