The San Francisco call., 1896-04-27

Papes twenty shots on the Columbia
target are equal to 448 points on the Ger
man target and his average was punched
in five and one-tenth-inch circle. The
best rifle scores for the day stood:
Unfred diamond medal, three shots-Dr.
Rodgers 10 II. h. Burfeind IL, F. o. Young 16.
Ten-shot rife record-A. H. Pape so and 50,
F. o. Young So, DR.. Rodgers 81.
Most flags for in-centers-Dr. Rodgers 2, F.
o. Young l, H. Hellberg2 2, H. H. Burfeind l.,
G. Barley l.
On the 50-yard pistol-range some fine
work was done. Charles Daiss, who so far
has been in the lead on the Blandins
record for the best ten Scores rested on his
laurels and went off on a bicycle jaunt.
While he was away Pape got in and ran
up enough high scores TO beat Daiss by
three points. German, in half dozen
strings, made several excellent scores. The
best scores stood:
Open to all corners, pistol, Blanding medal
J. E German z 9, II; A. H. Pape z, 8, 8; F. O.
Young, g. DR.; L. o. Rogers 9, E; Jacobson II.
Revolver, Carr medal-M. J. White 80.
All corners, 22-caliber rife, so yards, Ed
Hoyey 10, w. j. Burrows 19.
The monthly bullseye shoot of the San
Francisco Schuetzen Verein brought out
a large number of marksmcn. The follow
ing are the prize winners and points:
H. Hellberg 161 points, J: C. Waller So1,
Judge Bahrs 319, George Alpers 800 Henry
III. ID.
Burfeind 1856, J. d. Heise All. 4. Finki ing 475
F. P. Schuster 522, H. Stilling 562, A. H. Pape
559, H. Huber @ @739, T B; Fakto5 a7S, Charles
$50. F. Koch S54, F. Bolckman s55, D. Won der
Mehden 9l3
The Cermania Schuetzen Verein also
held bullseye shoot, with the annexed
results:
L. Bendel 1873 points, F. schuster 3o7, H.
Hellberg 425. D: B. Faktor 466, A. Jungblut
469, R. Finking $40, A. Mocker 614, H. Thode
I'll, J. w. Wicks rs, D. Won der Mehden 7SO,
ii. Ii. Burfe1nd 7S2, c. Thierbach S05.
The monthly shoot of The Norddeutscher
Schuetzen Club resulted in the following
winning medals:
Champion class, A. Mocker, 429 rings; first
class, d: Burfeind, 421; second class, ]. Gefken,
376; third class, D. Schinkel 352; fourth class
6. Schulz, 2sl; first best shot, H. Hellberg, "a
last best shot, o. Schinkel Jr., "a.
Several military companies held their
regular monthly medal shoots, with the
annexed results:
Company OF the First-w. NJ Masury 80,
r H. Raine 70, Sergeant F. L. Brown 43, A. II.
poral H. Turton 49, E. R. Holston 40 n
Moore SO. Major Brown 40, A. B. II. HAWKS AZ
J. G. Hawks "a, J. I. Laughlin 81, A. P. Ander
son II, Charles D. Cook 80, w. NJ. Higgins .
S. Sheridan 81. E c. Dever Id, J. A. Miller 90
J. w. Dresser 33, George Paul %, J. W. Willard
40, n J; McNeill 80, A. F. Pratt SO, j. Fitzser
Il.
Company of the Fifth-C. Maker AZ w
Downie ii, Captain Poulter AZ w. Slack 90
Lieutenant Hunt 33, Fellows 50, A. Jahnigsn
40, G. w. Brown 80, V. A. Brink So, Patrey %
Corporal Moore %. Jumper IL, McCombs 36
CHM %, Deeds %. Bugner %, George Puckett
Al, McCormick 80, J. NJ. Vaughn AZ G. Pnck
ett42, G. Ii: Ellis 80, G, Jahnigan 81, Corporel
Strong 20. ]. Stewart Al, Littlefield 36. + w
Petersen 81, Bodwell %. W.
Knights of the Red Branch Rifles practice
Captain J. Sheehy. AZ; James Campbell. 20.
CORPORAL d: Russell, 33; Sergeant NJ. GauI' az
J. D.. LoughGey, 81; James Smith, Is; j
Loughrey, %; j Hogan, SO; James Roge rSon.
"a GorpoTel J. j. Kogerson, 90; John Fay, Fay,
80; Patrick Donoho, 81; J. Tracy, Al: ID I
Murphy; "a; ?. Mckeone, "a; D. Kiileen. ar
Corporal John Green, ii; Lieutenant NJ. Man,
nix; 80; E. Rahill. %; John McKenna. 26: L.
Galley, 38. ~ N
Troop A Of the cavalry was also out
practicing with their carbfnes. The rules
require them to shoot the full Govern
ment army, charge of seventy grains of
powder and heavy bullet. AS NAV be
expected the short carbines did some
lively kicking, but for all that CAPTAIN
Sims made 81, Corporal Atwood 40, Private
Private Hahn 28