The San Francisco call., 1896-02-17
1rand Outing of the Schuet.
zen Verein Yester.
day.
SEVERAL GOOD SCORES MADE
ochuetzen and Shell Mound Shooting
Ranges Were Well
Patronized.

nao the sharpshooters the choosing of
Inelr day, so far rs its being favorable for
shooting goes, they could not have selected
more favorable one than was yesterday
ior shooting at the target.
And yesterday, being one OF the very
nnest of California winter days, MANY
marksmen shouldered their rifles and hied
themselves in divisions to Schuetzen and
Shell Mound parks, there to spend the day.
accompanied by their wives and children,
to enjoy themselves in their accustomed
way, without interfering with their neigh
oors' joys or comforts.
The more pronounced marksmen Of the
several vereins, headed by the renowned
target-piercer Philo Jacoby, patronized
schuetzen Park, there to compete for hon.
ors and medals.
1he competition between the mem
bers OF the California Schuetzen Club
who belong TO the National Guard and
who will report in Sacramento on Wash
lngton's S birthday, there to compete with
me gold bar winners from the entire State
LOT possession OF the States medal, re-
suited in the selection of: A. Enrenpfort,
T. Kelly, ID. R. Brown, L. J. Carroll, F.
=. Muller, +. Riehl and Charles Novak
Yesterdays shooting at Schuetzen Park
was opened by the Grutli Verein section
LOT the monthly medal. The contest was
sharp and animated, and after all the
scores had been carefully totaIed up it re-
suited IN the following numerical order:
w. Dethelm, J. Boehman. II. Hinter-
mann, r. Baumgarten, Charles OFT, NJ. A.
Tschurr and John Frei.
Ihe Turner Schuetzens proceeded next
TO earn honors at what is known as plain
bullseye shooting The scores made in
TINS contest were very fine, and resulted in
the following order: o. Burmiester, F.
brunette, Z. Sageborn, H. Enger, Charles
Nelson, Charles Rudolph, Joseph Straub,
". f. Attinger. H. Steiber, L. Bruni F.
kommer and w. Glindermann.
The me mbers of this club, immediately
on the finish of the above score, COM
peted for the medal of the championship
class. w. Glindermann was more for
tunate In this score, as he came out with
flying banners, carrying with him the
championship medal. J. Straub came
next on the role of honorable mention,
and obtained the first-class medal. l..
Bruni won the second class medal. r.
F1nklng came next with the first best shot
outside OF the medal ring, and F. Attinger
followed close in his tracks and was cred
tied with the last best shot.
The final bout of the day was the most
exciting, as it was for the yearly diamond
medal, which, when won, will become the
property OF the lucky man who makes the
best shots out OF u at the end of the
year.
The shooting for this valuable prize yes
terday was far above the average of other
competitions, as the figures will show.
The shooting for this prize is at six-inch
pasteboard target, 200 feet distant, and the
exact measurement being so precise as to
measure one inch by the thousandth part.
The figures here gwen indicate the dis
tance given by Ibis measurement from the
center OF the target:
o. Bremen lTS T.. Rendel
2SS, A. y. Boyen 30S, J. c. Waller 36S A
Strecker Az, H Enge 562, F. Attinger $50, C.
Theirbach $40, r. Stettin 6S5, P. Brunette 76O,
J. Stanton 924, L. Reubold 924, j. Utschig
l443