The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21
AT SHE'LL MOUND.
Company K Again Wins the Man.
gels-Wieland Trophy.

6oAG- NNAOASia ORhJs
For an "off Sunday there was an un-
usual amount of rifie-shooting at the She'll
Mound rife range yesterday. All of the
military targets and many Of the sharp
shooter targets were in use. The main
contest was that for the possession of the
beautiful MangeIs-Wieland trophy.
Three years ago, before the old Second
Regiment, as well as the entire National
Guard, was disrupted, this trophy was put
up to be shot for nually by the compa-
MES of the Second. For two years Com
pany K won and has held the trophy.
Since the reorganization of the National
Guard only Companies K, Nj, and have
been able TO shoot for the prize, the other
companies of the regiment being consoli-
dated with other companies or regiments.
The teams of the four companies named
were on the range early yesterday morn
ing and kept an incessant fire, ten shots to
each marksman, all day. For a time the
contest lay between the teams of K and !.
Company was handicapped by being
one man short. Following are the scores,
which show that K won by "a points. mill
tary target:
Company KIT J. Cunningham 40, E. D.
Finley Sc, C. w. Seely 40, c. o. Cooper Al ,
A. r. Fearless 35, H Myers 80, p F. Bauer Al,
P f. Brunotte 40, G. NJ. Barley 40 E. Barnes
81, d. +. de Bernardo 49, j. G. Hardy ii, ]. H.
Helms a., b. II man Al, T. L. jacobson IA,
e, F; Mcguire Al; l. 5. Reubold S5. >. A. Ross
43, E, Bruhnke 80, J J.. Utschig Al. Total 796
Company III. Huber 38, w. H. Tobin AZ.
O. AqPsT s M0S5s Gv 40
80, J. D. Mccarthy 81, N. A. Martin 40, C. G.
sgrippel az. a: Blawat 80, "; Drieschmann
3s, l. Ringen AZ, J. c; Ringen 42. F. Koch Al,
J. H. Peteri 81, S. r. Jones 80, j. F. Siebe Sc ,
G. A. Sun "a, Total, 772
Company M-Lieutenant c. J. Hogan 3S, Ser
geant J. W. Coffey 40. Sergeant z. w. Rivers
l. II II
Strath &c, Corporal @. E. Noyes 81. Corporal s.
B. Farnham 36, Corporal +. L. Kelly AZ, Cor
poral F. W. olmstead 33, g, Nelson 81, L. f.
j. P. Murphy Sc, A. J. Murray 27, W. D. Mur-
ply 80, C. g. Reay 40, w. II. Spillman SO, o.
G. volkman %, F. T. Engel Al. Total, 707.
Eippert 80, Iverson 81, Cook &c. Brown 40,
Hawkes. 40, Coddington %, Dresser 80, Doan
33, Fitzgerald 35. German 80, holstein 81. Nc
Neill 81, O'Connor 40, Pratt SO, Willard 80,
Doscher 1S, Dever "a, Wintzel 80. Total, 64l
The rifiemen of Company B also were
out in full force, for there were two events
on the programme. The first was the
regular monthly medal shoot, 200 yards,
military target, ten shots each. The
scores on this we're:
Company medal shoot-Lieutenant A. f.
Ramm 40, Joe Fetz 46, G. Undermaa 3S, J. R.
Wear 33, G. Perry 43, L. Townsend %, G. Lin
decker 80. w. Krug "a. G. H. White 26, G..
Gibbs 36, Z. eppin 40, A: Mccullough 80, w.
OyerStreet %, L. Cordel AZ, Il. l.. Eimer "a
A. Hammerson 80, A. Fowler 2S, g. Sullivan n
AZ, II. B. Taylor Al, A. Fetz 80, Z. G.. CLAUSE
neus 40, D. S. Briggs 81, WI. Hayes Al.
The second event was contest by the
company for the elegant medal presented
by Captain Hosmer to the best marksman.
In order to equti re the matcn a handicap
was placed Oh all the high classes so as to
give the lower grade marksmen a chance.
For all that the medal was won bv O..
Perry of the first class with As. The scores
made stood as follows:
Hosmer medal contest-C. Lindecker 36 T..
r. Townsend 33. A. McCulloch 80, e. 2. Peppin
40, c. Perry 46, w. H. Krug 81, Z. Filmer 25.
Z. c. Cordell 80, A. Fowler "a. A. Hamerson
81, M. Cresalia "a, J. Cres ALA % G. Sullivan
SO, g. Claussenius 43, Lieutenant Ramm Al
d. S. Briggs 80, w. J. Hayes ID.
This medal will have TO be won twice
before permanent possession is allowed.
Yesterday was the first contest.
The monthly medal shoot of Company T,
resulted IN the annexed scores beiug made /:
C. Isaksen. As; H. J. Mangels, 42; F. J.
Grandman, Al; Captain ]. T. Eggert, 4I; H.
J. Foley, 35; b. G. Lehman, "a; Reagan "a
Ed Leary, 80; d. N. Rogers, 80.
The monthly medal shoot of Company
resulted in the following scores being
made
Sergeant F. Poulter, 49; Captain Poulter
As; Sergeant Downie, 43; Charles Pucket 10
TAFT, al; Sergeant Mccormack. 40; o. w.
Pucket, Al; Magill, A; Corporal Lfttlefleld.
81; Peterson, 81; Miller, IS; Brow, 3s
Jumper, 50; Sergeant Dickinson, SO; Graves,