The San Francisco call., 1896-12-21

waiian team is doing some excellent work
at practice, and the marksmen of the First
Regiment here are satisfied that they have
no soft snap; hence the active practice
yesterday. This will be kept up to the day
OF the match.
Representatives of each team will be
present at the range of the rival and the
scores, individuals and totals will be ex-
changed by mail on the sailing of the first
steamers after the event.
Captain o. E. White of the Hawaiian
team was present on the range yesterday,
and he was introduced to the competitors
of his team by Captain j. e. Kline. Cap
tain White has been East, but he will
leave in time to participate in the event.
While strolling about the shooting stand
he observed closely what the rlfemen
were doing but he made no com panions
between the California and the island
rifiemen. In speaking of the island marks
men Captain White stated that many of
the rifemen here believe that the Ha-
waiian rihemen use Sharp and Winches-
ter rifles.
Only few do so, but the guard proper
use Springtelds IN all matches and the
Lee magazine rife. So in that respect the
men there have an advantage. The island
marksmen have recently made new ZOO
yard range near the seashore, so that the
the She'll Mound range.
In the practice shoot yesterday the
annexed scores were made:
Company B-L. Zimmerman 49, NJ. Baum
gartner AZ, Captain G. Filmer Al, A. Hammer
son 40, r. A. Gibbs So. Sergeant B. Taylor AZ,
Corporal G. Claussenius A. Lieutenant A. +.
j. Feiz 4s. c. Perry, 40, W. F. Taylor
80, A. H. Frech AZ, E. B. Peppin Al, V.
Demarius 40, W. H. Krug 40, E. c.. Cordell
lfxyaa
Apthorpe 40, w. Proll 80, Lieutenant Towns
end 81, j. Miller 80, R. Wear 81. E. L. Filmer
Al, Miller 80, Ungerman 43 Sieberst 80, Cliff
lord SO, Sturdivant 40
Company C-R c. Dunbar 81, C Never A,
H. 7. Hicks 81, Sergeant f. n Ross 80, North
rup SO, A. IL. Kennedy Al, Smithson Al, w.
Unfred 80, Goodell 80, Musgrave 40. Carson
SO, GillIs 33, C. F. Waltham 46, Dumbrel SO.
James SO, Pnelps 80.
Company E-F H. Fuller 81, Captain Fitz-
patrick 81, j. c. Ralph 80. Lieutenant Ralph
80, Lieutenant Robinson 80.
Fitzgerald ~, Lieutenant Nippert SO, McNutt
SO. Pratt 81, Iverson 80, Hosten 80.
geant ". B, Larkfa SO. W. VI. Thom pson @ al Al,
Sergeant F. J. Povey A, J. F. Norton Al, Lieu
tenant w. n. Swasey 40, E. c. Thompson 40,
?. NJ Diers 40. Sergeant r. F. Dowdall 40, R.
E. Anderson 46, G. W. Simme 80, C. p. Hirst
AZ, A. Martin 30, Captain E. c. Sutliffe AZ,
Hatfield 50. Conroy 30.
Company H-Georse Laswell Al, F. c. Muller
80, Ehrenpfort Al, Furnanz AZ, Sergeant
o. Brien Al, V. F. Kelly Al, G: l.. Atwater 81,
Captain Warren 3S. lsner 81, Mitchell 80,
Roach "a
Company I'M. J. sheehan a. H. Lemeteyer
3S, Captain Richter 43. J. Van Staden 40, H.
Hall Al. J. Kallman SO, II. c. Payson 43, l..
Ringen Al, J. c: Ringen 40, A. Blowat 43, G.
syden SO, Mcfarland 35, Powers Al, Meyer
80, Koch 40, Lieutenant Huber 40, Go.ly AZ,
Martin 35, Often al. Lieutenant Tobin 43, J.
D. Mccarthy 81.
n I'd
Dewar 81, c. F. Mcguire al, Lieutenant C. w.
eey 40, E. Schmalz Al, Corporal II. Meyer
Al, E. +. Batteron 43. Ross d.. Lieutenant
Company L-Grundeman So. Isaacson A,
Goertzhain 80, Captain Eggert 80, Foley 50,
Lehman 40, Siattery 81.
COMPANY M-Cobbey A. Maher "a.
Field and staf-Major Sine 43. Lieutenant
L. Barrere SO, Lieutenant Kehrlein 43.
Several of the companies also held their
regular monthly medal contests. Their
scores were as follows:
Company B-A. Fetz Al. J. Fetz 45, C. Perry
AZ, ]. r Wear 80, A F. Ramm 35. A. Gehret
Al, V. Demerius 80, H. French az, E. B. Pep
pin Al, W H. King ~, d s. Briggs 32, E, G.
W. ]. Hayes 40, G. H. sullivan 38, c. Lindecker
40, A. Z. Apthorpe al, w. Proll 81, l.. R.
mmerman Sc. F. Baumgartner IA, G: EImer
80, G. L. Kimball 30, E. II. Adams 32 R. a.
Gibbs Sc, G. Claussenius Al. A. Hammerson
80. H B. Taylor 49, w. H. Sieverst AZ, A. H.
Clifford SO, G. Ungerman AZ.
Company I-B awart 43, Behling 80, Sydon
3S, Sergeant Huber SO. Caro- SO. Sheahan 43,
KaIlman 80, Payson 43. STRIPPED Al, MOZART
land 35, J. Ringen 43. ]. Powers Al, Captain
Richter 43. Myer 80. Hanser 27, Lemeteyer 13,
Son 80, Mccarthy 35, Lieutenant Huber 45,
c.. Often Al Golly Al, StoZeWald 23 Lieuten-
ant Tobin A. n. Martin40.
Four OF the National Guard officers held
a private match for small consideration.
Captain O'Nell was allowed five points in
ten shots and he won on his handicap. The
scores were: Captain O'Nel 41+5-46.
Captain Richter 43, Major SINE 80 and
Captain Sutliffe Al.
Company F of the Fifth Regiment
located in Oakland, held it's regular
monthly medal contest and the following
scores were made:
A. J. Webb 40, H. Parsons Al, A. E. Har-
bridge Al, r. H. ocking Al, H. B. Stevenson
40, j. S. Carney 40. J. Magennis 40, /. ]. Swan
son 40, A. Sears SO, w. II. Cobbedick SO, H.
F. Rowland 49, G.. H. Wethern (captain) 49,
E. 0 Williams SO, L. E. Wenk 81, d G. Pres
ton 81, " C. Peterson SO, G. w. Nickerson SO,
A. G. Mitchell SO, ]. T. Brewis 80, f. W. Miller
80, R. Hanson 35, J. P. Lutgen 81, A. ].
Hartford "a, C. r. L. Cary SO, G. r. Crone 33
George Hanson 80, H. Z. Bray 32, George E.
Reed 80, w. G. Leonard 81, r. s. Nudge 81,
Z. w. Davis 80 Len More no 80, NJ. H. Morse
90. L. Z, Darling 30, c. Frazier 20, w.. }.
lister %, C. P. Griffin %, A. Hanson 26, F. C.
Schwarting 26, F. Parsons "a. George Hanson
%, w. P. Griffin o. F. Barker Is, ]. McCrud-
den IT, f. Schul;ze 15, Joseph L. Clarke g. &.
Frank Walters z.
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