The San Francisco call., 1896-11-09

scores of FIVE shots each amount to 9s He
is closely followed by E. Jacobson, with
102 The ladies are also in the same match
for the ladies' medal presented by DR.. l..
o. Rodgers, The president of the club. So
far Mrs. L. J. Crane is in the lead. The
several scores made yesterday on the Co.
lumbia target were as follows:
Rifle. 200 yards, Unfred diamond medal, 8
shots. re-cntry- A. Strecker 10, D. W. Nc
Laughlin 10, DR.. L. o. Rodgers II, f. o.
Young 10.
Military rifle, Glindermann medal, 10 shots,
re-entry Creedmoor count on Columbia tar
get-F. o. Young As, F. II. Bushnell 40, A. H.
Brod 43, =. Robinson 43.
Rifle, record medal, 10 Shots re-entry-Dr.
Rodgers 81, H. R: Crane 66, D. W. McLaug him
6S. A. B. Dorrell 73.
shots, champion cla>s-D w. Mclaughlin So,
A. II. Pape 81, F. o: Young 90.
First ciass-F. E Mason 66. A.. B, Dorrel II.
H. Hellbery s5, o. A. Bremen 80, III. r. Crane
Second class-J.E. German II, E. Jacobsen
90, NJ. J. White 102, G. Barley liz, F. FL. Bush
Pistol, 10 Shots SO yards, club contests for
| members: Champion Glass;. E. German AZ
F. o. Young So, c. NJ. Daiss 81, A. Fl. Pape 27
First class-Dr. L. o. Rodgers 81, NJ J. White
SO, F. E. Mason 72, D. w. Mclaughlin 73, A.
second class-G. NJ. Barley 81, f. jacobson
! 66, H. J. Wicker 81, o. A. Bremen 90, F. H.
/ Bushnell: 90.
Re-entry pistol matches open to all comers:
| Blanding medal (three shots 20 score)-C. NJ.
| Daiss 4 z, A. H. Pape z, }. E. German z,
F: o: Young 8, F. H. Bushnell II II, H. ].
| Wicker Is H.
All comers, % caliber rifle fity yards. 5-shot
medal-E. Jacobson 10 IL, Mrs L. ]. Crane IL
IS. Mrs. NJ. J. White 10 1S, Mrs. c. F. Waltham
| 10 II.
Glindemann ladies' trophy, 22-caliber rife,
ten shots-Mrs. L. J. Crane SO, Mrs. C. F. Wal
than "a, Mrs. NJ J. White AZ.
The German sharpshooters were out in
| full force. The attendance at the Ger
| mania Schuetzen Club monthly medal
contests was larger than usual. The class
medal winners and their scores of 20 shots
on the German ring target were as follows:
First champion class-F. P. Schuster, 422
rings; second champion class, L. Bendel Az.
First of the first class, G. Aipers 435; second
of the first class, R. Finking 377
First of the third class, F. H. Bushnell 392 (;
second of the third class A. Jungblnt 3S7.
First of the fourth class, Z. Salfeld 339;
second of the fourth class, William CAIRNS
319.
Nearly all of the San Francisco Schuet-
zen We're IL members were present at the
monthly medal shoot, and the winners
and scores made in twenty shots on the
German ring target were thus recorded:
Champion class-A Mocker. 435 rings.
First class-F P. Schuster 425.
Second class not hlled.
Fourth class. d. Heise 3S5.
Best first shot, F. Koch "a; best last shot
Otto Lemkc %
The mem bers of the Nord Deutscher
Schuetzen Verein were out in full force
for the regular bullseye shoot, at which
twenty shots were allowed to each marks
man. The prize winners in their order
and their record, as shown by the mea sur
ing machine, were as follows:
H. Stelling 80 points, J. Peters 173, F. P.
schuster l7S. O. Lemke 195, William earns
W. G Gindemann 912, L. r. Ritzau 1102, J. D..
Heise 1910. G. Alpers 1345, A Mocker 1851.
The monthly medal contests of the mill
| tary marksmen were well attended, and
the following scores of ten shots each
were made on the military targets:
Companies C and G (Nationals)-C w. Muel-
| ler "a. J. +. Norton 81, Switzer 33, W. L. Fem
43, ellis 80, NJ. G. Lane So, G. 4. Phelps 35,
T. E. Barnlee AZ. W. B. Larklns Al, o. G. Nell
| son 81, ii. J. Musgraye 3S, w. n swascy 81, r.
| Dowdall 35, P. a. Larson o. Thomas McGil.
very 80 v. F. Northrop 81, G. J. Petty 3S F.
| f. Carson SO, V. J. Anderson 81, G. W. Simmie
40, C: g. Larson 80, F; J. Povey 81, Tyson 80
ION 40, J. W. Ross SO. H. Dippen So
d. W. Warren SO, A. Martin 81, A r. vaus h Il
AZ, R. c. Dunbar 81. II. Hicks Al, V. r. BURY
81, r. L. Carsoa Al, c. Thompson 40, A. H
| Kenned 40, c. d. Herst 43, w. F. Unired 81
| F. I. McNally SO. H. A. p. Bohr A, C. +
Meyer 43, c. +. Waltham Al. E. C. Sutlife Al
| F. Lemcke "a
soclation-Brod 43, Mansfield AZ, Klein Al
LIE Breton 80, Sncok 80 Townsend So Ruddicl
Al. Thompson 3S. Lods 80, Sulliffe 80.
independent Rifles. H. Kuhlke %. Ser
beck %, C. F. Hilsz 10, Sergeant H. Flyze 10
II, Sfande 81, Sergeant J. H. Schneider i
Corporal J. siande 35, F. F. Band 25.