The San Francisco call., 1896-05-11

rife. Now the breechloader has taken its
place on all ranges, but the muzzle-loader
died hard. So with the nitro powder-it
Is without doubt destined to take the place
of black powder. Eastern marksmen are
beginning to make experiments with it,
but there, as here, black powder is making
a hard fight for supremacy Yesterday at
the Columbia Pistol and Rife CLUBS rec
ord and medal shoot Young and A II.
Pape used nitro in their record match, and
made the first scores. In all matches in
this club only the Columbia target is
used.
The contest for the Unfred diamond
medal yesterday, three shots, open to all
corners, was indeed interesting, and many
scores were shot. The hsghest was A. H.
Pape with IL. II. III. Burfeind IA. d. w.
Mclaughlin IA, f. o. Young II. The
other rife scores of Columbias were as fol-
lows:
Ten-shot rife record menal-A. II. Pape SO,
E. Jacobson so.
60. F. o. Young 60, D. w Mclaughlin 63
First class-F. Baumgartner SO. G. Schultz
76, a M HellbeTg 50, H. R. Crane 81, A. B. Dor
Second class-A. II. Hesse &c. ]. Z. German
81, .. A. Bremen 80, I. E. Mason 80, F. Dennis
101, G. Barley Ill.
A. B. Dorrell broke all Pacific Coast rec
ords with the fifty-yard pistol Yesterday.
The count on the Columbia target, it will
be remembered, starts from the one-inch
center and extends outward in half-inch cir
cles. Wnen the center is punctured by
bullet the marker waves old glory. Dor
rell started out with two flags and vound
up his ten-shot record score with another
His score was l, l, 4, 8, 6, l-total
80 Thls shows that he punched his ten
shots within a three-inch circle. This
score is likely 10 stand without an eonal
for many dav and Dorrel was the proud
est man that left the range at sundown
The other scores stood as follows:
Champion CLASSIC. NJ. Daiss 53, F. o. Young
75, ]. E. German 81.
First class-D. W: Mclaughlin So F. Dennis
81, A. B. Dorrel, 80. +. Baumgartner 73, NJ
White 81. 80 u D.
Second class-A; H. Hesse 1872. F. E. Mason
SO. L. jacobson SO.
Banding medal. three shots. omen 70 al,
comers. best scores-J. E. German Ia: r
Pape 3, II, II, 10; G. NJ. Dalss g. 10 10 IN.
+. Dennis IL, +. Baumgartner 80; F. o. Young
16 10. ou"s
Twenty-two-caliber rifle, medal. all cor.rs
five shots-W. j. Burrows 49, SO. ei''
Carr revolver, medal, i've shots M. 7
White 35. .
The German sharpshooters were mt IN
full force and fine scores were made. The
Nord Deutscher Schuetzen Club prize buIls-
eye shoot resulted in the followino Win.
ners, points and prizes:
F. Rust 142 points. 81 so H. H. Bnrfeind 900
81; w. Brunng 505, 81; J. Dewitt $40. 81 ~,
D. Salfeid 905, 81 so; g. Schultz 97S. 81 25:
J. Gefkin lO4S 81 Is; g. Alpers 1850. 81 n
Heiser 1862, rs cents; W. Garms IiS7 TX
cents; o. Lemcke, 1899, rs Cents; H Moctar
1858, so cents; H. Sitting 1882, SO cents. n
HeLberg 1904, so cents.
Germania Schuetzen Club, monthly medals
Champion Class. L. Bendel 424 rings; first
class, G. Alpers AS; third class, H. ii. Bur
feind 404; fourth class, c. f. Rust 437: first
best shot, c. F. Rust "a; last best shot, N.
Ahrens %.
San Francisco Schuetzen verein. modal
shoot. Champion class, j. Utschig 42s: first
class, George Alpers ALI: second class, George
A. Schultz 404, third class. II. Hellberp 400
fourth class. H. Huppert 354; best first shot
L. Finking "a; last best shot, D. Won der
Mehden "a,
The Nationals. Companies and G. held
a big record shoot for two months. The
April record shoot having been missed was
fired off yesterday. The scores made were
as follows:
April record. T: Norton a, W. F. unfred
3S. w. b. Larkins "A, r. G. Howe %, C. g. Lar
sen AZ, A. FL. Kennedy AZ, C. Nenboid SO. F. p
Phillips 81, v. +. Northrop 42, c. w Mueller
33, J. N. Ross 30, J. H. Mcknight Al, E. c. SUIT
life As, W. l.. Fem 40, A. L. Anderson IA. F.
]. Povey AZ, w. Menzei 35, j. A. Christie "a
H. W. Outflow 40, i. F. Carson SO, T. r. Car,
son 38, H. w. Musgrave 81, K. C. Dunbar 81.
C. F. Greenlaw 20, T. McGilvery SO. A. r.
Vaughn 38, P. A. Larsen 81, s L. Holt SO. W.
W. Thompson 40, G. A; Goodell 40, X. A. Hol-
Switzer 35, A. Martin 25. {. +. Waltham IA. C.
Meyer 46, W. N. Swasey 81, V. R. BURY AZ s.
w. Worrel 21, A. w. Ray al, J. Irvine 80. w.
Williams 80
45, W. L. Fem Al. w. b. Larkins A A. e. An
derson Al, r. ]. Povey 40, w. Meme, "a + A
Christie 81, H. w. Outflow 40, c. w Mueller
33. +. F. Carson 3s. 7. E. Carson al. II. J. Mus