The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-06
Crowds Of Marksmen Compete
for Prizes at Schuetzen
Park.
JACOBY RAN THE GREAT SHOW.
The Season of Rifle.Firing at Targets
in the West Opened Au.
spiciously.

Yesterday was the first competition day
of the year at Schuetzen Park and Philo
Jacoby was the busiest man in Marin
County. He conducted the great match in
all of its innumerable features, anu kept
marksmen, markers and scorers at their
various posts. He helped Captain Schue-
mann to make an admirable success OF the
| affair at Schuetzen Park.
The affair was emlnently successful and
it has been already recorded in the club
| annals as one of the greatest festivals ever
held.
The festival matches were for $125 in
| cash prizes. The first prize in the shoot
ing was won by Brunette with total of
81 rings out of possible 100. The other
marksmen won prizes in the following
order:
strecker 90, John Utschig 90, Sch ulster %,
Thinking "a, A. Utschig "a, Mclaughlin 81
Jacoby SO, Brown SO, Sanger 93, A Ehrenpfort
80, Burmeister 90, Thierhach 81, Reubold 81,
Miss Lizzie Utschig 81, Horstmann 90, Faktor
90, Kuhls 81, Bendel 81, W. Ehrenpfort 80.
The first bullseye was by Reubold the
last by Utschig in the forenoon. Thier-
| bach made the first in the afternoon, and
John Utschig wound up the shoot with the
last led flag of the day. The greatest
number of red flags was scored by John
Utschig. He found the target for nineteen
| of them. Philo Jacoby got seven and
Sanger six.
The monthly medal shoot of the Cali
fornia SchuetZen Club resulted in class
| scores in the following order:
First champion class, Strecker 452; second
champ class, Klein Alb; first class, Bendel
420; second class, Finklng 407; fourth class
Eging 1913; Thinking first best shot, Schuster
last best shot.
The National Guardsmen of Company D,
Fifth Infantry, made these scores:
Dawson As, Robinson 46, Smith "A, Elliott
IA, Moulton IA. Boyen AZ, Archer az, Jones IL,
Jacobs Al, Treanten Al, J. Mulhern 40, Murray
40, Schoeneman 40, f. Mulhern 40, Butter
worth 40, Vanderbilt 49, Fallon 80, Martens
80 Scott &c. Smith 50, Dustin SO, Reilly 80
Johannsen 80, Mcnamara S., Eden 81, Iverson
80, Haley 81, Robinson 81, Schlosser So
schneider SO, Lunuey SO, Mohr SO, COllan-
more SO, Donahoe 30, lie Cornee 50, Ward 80.
The Union Guard Rifle Club composed
of members of the National Guard COM
! pany known as B of the Third Infantry
before the recent reorganization, did some
| shooting at the Schuetzen Park range.
! The scores recorded were the following:
Riehl Dc, Brown A, Kennedy 49, Ehrenpfort
| 43, Robertson AZ, Walden 40, Brusher IL,
Jacoby 80, Broderick 80, Furnanz SO, Atwater
| 81, Davis SO, Kerchner 30.
The shooting section of the Verein
Eintracht in the class champions rated as
follows:
Championship class-Kuhls, 1872; first class,
| Benner, 339; second class, Rohrer, 3D. third
| class, .Stroh, 307. The best first shot was fired
| by Benner, and was a "a. The best OF the
! final shots was AOwer' 5, 23.
The cadets of the California Schuetzen
| Club had a match and the scores were
these:
First class, F. RiehI 4O5; second class, H.
Kuhls 34S The best first shot was fired by
Charles Sagehorn Jr, and was a %. A. Reu-
! bold won with another %, when the young
men tried for the last best snot.
The firing of members of the shooting
section OF the Grutli Nerein resulted as
follows:
Champion class, A. Gehret 416; first class
Baumgartner 3S7; second class, Fret 4I4;
third class, Hauser 372. The first best shot
was fired by Charles Off, and was q %. John
Freci scored "a for the last best shot prize