The San Francisco call., 1896-03-23

won the first prize of $50 on score of %,
%, 24-71. DR.. L. O. Rodgers and A.
Strecker of the same club carried off the
second and other prizes on even scores of
%, %, 24-70 Their prizes will be val
liable clock and a shotgun. The other
prize winners will be announced on Tues
day evening, when the distribution takes
places at 620 Bush street. The best three
shot scores on the honorary target were as
follows:
G. Alpers SO, D. B. Faktor 6S, L. Bendel 6s,
F. Attinger 81, D; W. Mclaughlin III So, Il. d:
schuster 6s, H. Heilberg 6S, A. Strecker 20, L.
Klotz 81, R. linking 81.
The most important and interesting
event at the semi-monthly shoot of the
Colum ola Pistol and Rife Club yesterday
was a 100-shot match between Smith Carr
and G. M. Daiss for small trophy. The
shooting was on the new Columbia target,
with the one center. These men are the
best pistol shots on the coast, and the fol-
lowing scores of 10-shot strings show that
they punched their shots within the Az
inch circle:
c. NJ. Daiss-49. 80, 81. 81, Al. 56, 81, ss, 50,
smith carr-4s, 81, SO. s5. SO, 4e, 4e, 80, SO.
42-496.
The other scores made on the pistol range
stood:
Open to all corners (Blanding medaD-F. o.
Young IL, G. NJ. Daiss II, E. Hanlon %, j.
Eisenbach 81, ]. E. German IL.
Reyelye5 se Carr %edaJ GprWsn man, 2s e
A. II. Kennedy 64-98, H. Carr 37-43-6S-72.
Twenty.two-caliber rifle, for all comers, fifty
yards-E. Jacobson 10-11, NJ: J. White 30.
F. o. Young 15, DR.. Rodgers Ia. L. smith 81.
Military Rifle, Glindermann medal. Staude
SO, l.. Barrere A.
Ten-shot Rifle Record medal-F. O. Young 6a,
Most Flags-Dr. Rodgers 4, A. Fetz 2, A.
Strecker 1. F. o. Young 2, D. W. Mclaughlin 1.
A. H. Pape, one of the best aIl-round
shots in the club, devoted all of his time to
shooting for prizes with the German
sharpshooters. He is the youngest of the
cham pion class shots in the State. He
won the all-round Siebe medal in 1894.
He has been shooting only little over
two years, and went East with the Califor-
MIA team in 1895. His latest performance
with rife was to make scores of forty
four and forty y-seyen iii match on the Co.
lumbia target.
A large mum Der of marksmen attende d
the prize bullseye shoot of the San Fran.
cisco Schuetzen Verein. In this the CEN
ter of interest lay in the contest for the
beautiful medal presented by Huber Bros.
Mocker, who on November "a made the
best shot of the year, his bullet having
been within 103-10O0 of an inch from the
center. The other prize-winners were as
follows:
J. Benther 1923 points, A. Jungblutt BAL. A. G..
Hagerdorn 343, F. r. Schuster 1856, J. Peters
676, A. H. Pape 709, II. Huppert 753, II. He'll
berg 762, J. Utschig 768, H. H. Burfeind 500,
J. G. Waller S42, L. NJ. Ritzau 929, L. Bendel
932, IA. +. Meyer 973, A. Brauning 991, A. Bert
elsen 995, F. Atzeroth 1000.
The other clubs and scores were as fol-
lows:
Nord Deutscher Schuetzen Club monthly
medal shoot, champion class--W. Glinoermann
429 rings; first class, H. Stelling 400; second
class, L. Bruno 374; third class, d. Schinkel
1926; fourth class, G. Schulz 323.
First best shot, J. Thode 23; last best shot,
L. Bruno %.
Company M of the flrst monthly medal
-Corporals Stroth 36s Josselyn 20, Nuet-
ter %, Nelson 81, Armstrong 33, Eisen 15, Ser
geants kim 80, Jordan 21, Reay 90. Cranston
81, Corporal Noyes 81, Sergeant Colby 80, Cap
tains O'Neil 1S, Frietts SO, Merwin l6, Ay hens
%. Bell 81, Taylor %, Corporals Maher 81,
Olmstead 81, Murray %, Spilman 81, Childs
81, Bradley 9, Lieutenants Hogan 81, Buhlin-
"a, Lecker 81, w. Murphy 25, Lyons 81
Company K of the First monthly medal
shoot-BrunOtte 40, Warnekros &c. Barley ~.
Amark 40, Barnes 35, Mcguire A, Cohn 80,
Wilder 81. Terrill 16, Captain Cunningham 43.
Bauer 38. Schmalz 81, 0tschig a, Dewar %,
rick 3S, Earl 33, Hoffman "a, jacobson 10.
OMalley %, Hanley 20.
The inducement offered at Schuetzen