The San Francisco call., 1896-08-10
Charlie Daiss Is Again Highest
on the Blanding Pistol
Medal.
YOUNG ALSO MAKES A RECORD
German Sharpshooters and Military
Marksmen Out in Force-The
California Club.

There were all kinds of rife, musket,
pistol and revolver shooting at Shell
Mound yesterday, and the results in the
main were very satisfactory to the marks
men. The regular monthly medal shoot
of the Columbia Pistol and Rife Club drew
out large attendance, and many were
provided with revolvers of several patterns,
so great is the interest of the new revolver
trophy match. Much of the work with
these firearms was of the experimental
order. Among the new members of the
club who have taken to the small arms are
John Paul Cosgrave, who gives promise OF
being good shot ere long, and F. H.
Bushnell, who surprised all by his excel
lent work.
Although yesterday was his first expert
ence with the target pistol, his perform
ance shows that he is entitled to be rated
in the first class at least.
G. M. Daiss of the champion class won
b ack his first position for the Banding
m edal on score of l, 2, IA on the CO.
lumbia target. The clubs scores made on
the fifty-yard range Columb bis target were
as ollows:
Champion class, 10 shots-J E. German 3,
10, 2. L, 2s2, z, 4, 2, 4-37; A H. Pape 43, F.
First class, 10 shoss-Dr. L. o. Rodgers 8, 8,
2. 8, 13, 5, 10. ], d-55; A, 3; Dorrell So, NJ.
J. T. White e1 81 F. E. E; Mason 5s' D. W. McLaugh-
Second class, 10 shots-E. jacobson 4, 8. 1.
16. A. 8, 5, 3, 18, 3-65; ]. P. Cosgraye 80, F..
H Bushnell 8S, G. NJ Barley 80.
Open to all comers-Blanding medal, three
shois, c. N. Daiss 1, 2, Ia; j. E. German z,
A. H. Pape 10. F. II. Bushnell 10, DR.. L. o.
Rodgers 8, F. 0. Young 8.
Revolver trophy match, six-shot scores-F.
o. Young A, Dr. J.. O. Rodgers 81.
All comers, 22-caliber rife, medal, five shots,
fifty yards-Ed Rorey 1, 8, 2, 2, 1-9; P. Bohr
10, Mrs. NJ. ]. White IL, R. w. Forrest AZ.
The clubs competition on the 2OO-yard
rifle range was Just as keen, and in the
rife-record medal match +. o. Young
broke the record with Al in ten shots.
This shows he punched all his shots in a
4 Ito inch circle and made what would be
234 on German ring target. The Coium-
bia target count was 2, 2, 2, z, 4, 3, 4, z, s,
2-41. This puts Young ahead of John
Utschig, who was high man two weeks ago.
The class s-medal record and the all
corners re-entry match records, Columbia
target, were as follows:
For members only, championE'class, ten
shots-Dr. l.. o. Rodgers "a, P. Bohr 81. A. Fl.
Pape 73, F. Q. Young rs, L. Barrere 81, h. II.
Burfeind 116.
A. B. Dorrell 93. O. A. Bremen 103.
Second class-E. Jacobsen rs, G. Barley ia,
f. II. Bushnell 146.
Unfred diamond medal, open to all, three
shots-F. Q. Young 10, William Glinderman
II, D. w. Mclaughlin ID DR.. L. O. Rodgers Is,
II: R. Crane 10, II. II. Burfeind Is.
Military rife. Glinkermann medal, ten
shots-F. Q. Young "A, s. 1. Kellogg 43, Z.
Jacobson AZ, L. Barrere 42.
Rifle record medal, ten shots-F. o. Young
Al, d. w: Mclaughlin So, F. E. Mason Sc, DR..
L. Q. Rodgers "a, L. Barrere rs, H. R. Crane 76.
Several military com panies and German
txdr hxxzA to- ii, III kx11I L. -
tests for medals and prizes, and their
scores were as follows:
San Francisco Schuetzen section, monthly
medal shoot. twenty shots, German ring tar
get, champion class, not filed: First class
+; Schuster 407 rings; second class-Not
class-C. F. Rush 1868; best rst shot-A. Fl.
Pape "a; best last shot-G Fl. Bahrs "a.
Germania Schuetzen Club, mon thly medal
shooting, twenty shots, German ring target
First champion class, F. P. Schuster, 44O rings;
second champion class, D. b. Faktor 435; first
first class, j. E. Klein, 4O5; second first class
G. Alpers, 403; first third class, H. Hellberg,
391 second third class, G. H. Bahrs. 3S8; first
fourth class w. Garms, 326; second fourth
class. II. NJ. Wreden, 1885, best first shot ID. b
Faktor, 20 rings; best last shot, A. Brown
ing, %.
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club monthly
bullsey shoot-First prize. H. M. wreden 426
points; second. H. Stelling 1866; third, w.
Gndemaan s Tisba 5l5; fourth, l. Brnne 623; fifth.
Otto Lemcke S22; eighth, G. Schulz 1856;
ninth, ]. de Wit 1927; tenth, A. Mocker
93612; eleventh, j. Thode 1865; twelfth, H.
Heliberg 1890; thi-teenth, w. Bruning 1892;
fourteenth, II. Burfiend 1148.
companies and G, military targets. ten
snot % scores, monthly medal contests for July
81, 80; Z. p. Phillips 30 35 C. W. Muller
81, SO; A. B. Nilsson 33, 26; A. f. Upp 80, as:
]. T. Norton 46, 46; o. c. Nelson 19, 90; II.
:; Musgraye 38; 4Oi 6; E; Lawton 1S, "a; P. ].
1t. q. ~
Howe 23, "a; w. B. Larkins 40, A;
v. F. Northrup 81, Al; V. r. Bury 24. 26:
c. ?. Larson Al, So; J. B. Switzer 26, 81;
J. I: McEyoy p, %; W. H. Shaw 25, 35; G. t.
souther Is, %; G. J. Petty %, 81 T. McGii-
80; R. A. Holcomb 36, 81; 6. B. Huire Al. So: s
81, SO; n E. Anderson Is, ii; Hirst FIRST
40, 40; Lamcke 20, 80; c. L. Goodell AZ,
AZ; W. Fem 43, At; A. C. Arnold 26, Is:
II. W 6 shayep 22, "a; a. Martin 20, "a; j. H.
Thompson As, az; P. Bohr 45, 43; T. Sparrow
43, 43; T. Deepen 38, SO; f. F. Carson So, 80:
c. Myer A, 46; R. j. DowdaIl 80. so: #. r.
Hicks 40, 40; A. III. Kennedy 42, AZ; E. c. Sut-
life 40, 40; M. G. Lane 81, 81; ]. A. Christie
81, AZ; Phelps 81, 80; J. N. Ross 81, So; D. a.
33, 35.
Veterans of the Nationals, practice-Downie
39, Burns 81, Norton Al, Pouiter 43, Klein as,
Kellogg 43, Goodell AZ, Shook "a, LIE Breton
"A, sutliffe 39, Bauerr 45, Thierbaeh 43
AySsnpp Gompeay s N voPRmsn Prae,ie4 s. Nutter 2s
Noyes 35, w. Winkley 27, Taylor I9. Frietts
%, J. Maher 80, Nj. Lyons so, W. Wall 20.
son g. J. H. Kuhlke 80, Sergeant a. Feyge 81,
c. Hilsz "a. Sergeant c. Kronbeck Al, j. Huss
10, Corporal c. Schneider 26.