The San Francisco call., 1896-07-20
BULLSEYE AND
RING TARGETS,
A Lively Day With the
Rihemen at Schuetzen
Park.
WALLER'S BEST CENTER
Tie Between Mattin and Daugh.
ter for a Champion Class
Medal.
MRS. J. UTsCHIGs FINE SCORE.
A. Reubold Took the Cadets First
Prize-7Grutli Sharpshooters
Kept Busy.
MRS. J. UTsCHIG's FINE SCORE

There was a goodly gathering of marks
men yesterday at Schuetzen Park, and
good results were obtained on the targets.
The California Schuetzen Club was out in
full force for its monthly bullseye contest
for cash prizes. In bullseye contest each
marksman was allowed twenty shots
Not a few brought down from eight to
fourteen black discs. At the conclusion of
the shoot these discs, all of which are
numbered to correspond with the scorers
record, were taken to the stand and the
hits measured by delicate machine that
measures to a one-thousandth part of an
inch. J. c. Walters best shot appeared to
be plumb in the center, but the machine
showed that he was lib points short. A.
Jungblut's best was just little off the
center, and his record was All points. The
prize-winners and their scores are an
nexed in the order of their winning:
First, J. CAVALIER, 11s points; I'd. A. A.Jungblut,
All; Sd, n. Fredericks, Az; 4th, T. ]. Carroll,
4ss; 9th, A, Hampel 49l; 9th, Otto Bremen.
65i; 9th, W. Nolden, 7S5; 10th, D. B. FaEtor''
s95; 11th, Philo Jaeoby, lO4S; 18th, T. f.
Archer, 1868; 18th, H. Schroeder, 1855; 14th, J.
]. Stroud, 1865; 17th, L. c. Babin, 1879; 18th,
J. T. Robinson, 1881; 10th, A. N Boyen, 1898:
2oIh, ] Utsehig sr, 1914 2ist a. Gehret,
1911; oath, q. J. Nobmann, 1855; 25th, D. W,
Mclaughlin, 1884.
The California Schuetzen Club Cadets
also had bullseye shoot. A. Reubold
won the first prize. III. kuhls the second
and j. Kullmann the third.
One OF the prettiest contests on the
range was that between Mrs. John Utschig
and Miss Lizzie Utschig, mother and
daughter. IL occurred in the Ladies'
California Schuetzen Clubs monthly
medal shoot. Both are in the champion
class and they shot at double rest at 200
yards, five shots to score, German ring
target. Miss Utschig's score was %, %,
10, "a, 22-110. The event was tie on
points, hut Mrs. Utschig won by Greed
moor ruling, making % on her last
shot.
The lady winners were:
Championship class-Mrs. John Utschig. 10
"a, 20, "a, 23-110 rings.
First class-Mrs. H. L. Wise, %, 25, 1s, 20,
Second class-Mrs. G. B. Davidson, 90 IL,
10, lS, 24-94.
On August % the ladies' club will hold
grand prize shoot, open to all corners, for
merchandise prizes. There are quite q
number of lady sharpshooters in this To-
cality, and the members of the club are
anxious for them to participate in the
event.
The monthly medal shoot of the San
Francisco Turner Schuetzen Club brought
out fair representation, and the contests
in the several classes were decidedly
spirited. Each fired twenty shots on the
German ring target, and annexed are the
winners and their scores;
Champion CHISHOLM Utsehig sr.. 10. %,
%, II, %, %, %, %, o. 25, %, IL, 2l, "a
81, "a, 10, 10, 81, 1870 rings.
First elasE--L. ThieFbach, II, To- 90, 10, 2I.
y, 53, IL 25, IL, 10, %, 10. 10, 21. II, %. "a
Second class-C. Nielsen, %, 9, 1s. 15. II. II
22, Is, 2S' 23, 22, 20 10. 8, "A, A, Ia, II, 16,
Third class-Not filed.
Best first shot-Adolph Utschig %; best last
shot-o Burmeister 25.
The San Francisco Grutli Shooting Sec
tion held a buliseye and monthly medal
shoot, and the members were kept busy to
finish both events on the same day. The
prize-winners on the bullseye target were
as follows;
First prize, ], Fret; second, A. Hinterman;
third, U Dietheim; fourth, F, Baumgartner;
nfth, A, Gehret; sixth, A. Won Wye; seventh
E. Kunz.
On the monthly medal records thew
fired twenty shots on the German ring
target, and the winners were as follows:
Champion class-F. Baumgartner 421 rings.
First GLASS U, Diethelm 1856; second, j. Fetz
397; third, r. Hauser, 364; best first shot
John Frei "a; best last shot, f. Baumgart-
ner "a,
Two companies of military marksmen
were on the range shooting for their
monthly medal records, ten shots, mill
tary target. Their scores stood as fol-
lows:
Company D of the Fifth Infantry-J Dawson
A, A, Boyen AZ, J. Jones A. NJ Reilly A, f.
Jacobs II, T. s. Archer 40, P. Treanton 36, W.
u. Butterworth 40, Captain w. Elliott SO, j. p
Mulhern Al, Lieutenant F. J. Murray az
Lieutenant Davenport 43, n. Vanderbilt 40
u, J. Mulhern 40, A A. Smith 80, s. Eden So
L. j. Fallan 40, J. T. Dustin AZ, G. Collamore
81, A. E. Scott 30, II. Iyerson So s. H. Robin
son 81, d. Haley %, n. Emhoff Al, ]. w
sehlosser Al ]. b. Reilly 81, K. Walsh 35, E.
Gardner 3S, III. Plette 80, E. Smith 30
Hoxie 81, d, MeCarnish 50, f. Hoffer 81 G.
P. F. Hiniker "a, J. Barron 81, v. Cheda 25. C.
Coulter %, @. Mahar 81, R. H. Whittmore 81
F. II. Dieckman 81, ID. n. Schneider "a. p
Kelly 20, w. Miller %. w. O'Connor 10, NJ. de
Slaef Ia.
Medal winners-Champion class, J. Dawson:
first GLASS, T. & Archer; second class, Lieuten-
ant Davenport; third class, r. II, Whittemore:
fourth class p. Kelly,
Company b, First Infantry--Captain Fitzpat-
rick AZ, Lieutenant Ralph 20, Lieutenant Rob
ertson 40, Sergeant Ralph 40, Sergeant sew
wall 40, Sergeant Howard 80, Sergeant Car
diff al, Corporal shay 80, Corporal Delaney
81, Corporal Mullen 81, Corporal Dixon "a
PTivates Solomon 80, Martin 90. Sullivan 81.
onnen 32, Murphy 80, Dwyer 80, fitzpatrick
38, Smith SO, Magee Ss,