The San Francisco call., 1896-08-24
AT SHELL MOUND.
Fine Rifle Shooters and Military
Marksmen Hold Forth.


Marksmen Hold Forth.
Fine rife sharpshooters and military
marksmen Assem- bled at the Shell Mound
rife range yesterday in large numbers
In fact, the targets were kept hot all day
Considering the many attractions IN thi:
line around the bay, the Columbia Pisto
and Rife Clubs attendance was fairly
good Not a little interest was centereo
on the short range, 80 yards, where the
pis tol and 22-caliber rife shooting was
going on. Mrs. L. j. Crane made a very
pretty score on the Columbia target fol
the Glindermann ladies' trophy. 1t was 5,
/, 4, l, 4, 4, 2, 2, 5, 5-33. This shows ar
average of 315 points.
Miss Ada M. Olofson also came to the
front with a very pretty practice pistol
score, which for the first effort with this
firearm leads to the belief that she Will not
take long in becoming an expert Her
run was 4, 4, 8. z, IL. 10, 6, 5, 15, 1876
When the ladies' auxiliary to this club is
created there is no doubt but that many
good shots will be developed with rife and
pistol. The scores on the 50-yard range
were as follows:
Pistol, Blanding medal, three shots, open to
all comers-F. o. Young, 3. 3, 3-9; ]. E. Cor
man, 6, 2, 20: DR.. L. o. Rodgers, z, 1, 4-12
Glindermann ladies' trophy, ten shots, %
AIl-comers' medal, five shots, 22-caliber rifle,
SO yerds-E. A. HoVey, 9, II, 13; E. Jacobson,
IL, II; Mrs. L. ]. Crane, IL, 10; w. E. Brooks,
"a, &c.
On the 200-yard rife range the annexed
records were made in the following re-
entry matches, Columbia target:
Unfred diamond medal, three shots-Dr. L.
Military rifle, Glindermann medal, ten shots,
Creedmore count-F. Poulter 40, +. o. Young
A.
Rifle record medal, ten shots-J Utschig so,
F. o. Young so, A. B. Dorren "a.
Most flags for centers-Dr. l.. o. Rodgers 2,
d. W. Mclaughlin 1.
The monthly medal shoot of the Nord-
deutscher Schuetzen Club resulted in the
following high scores:
First class, H. Huber, Alb rings; third, f.
Rust, 1872; fourth, Albert Meyer, 344; best
first shot. Albert Meyer, "a; best last shot,
IL. Huber 25.
In the Germania Schuetzen Clubs
monthly bullseye shoot cash prize WIN
ners were as follows:
First prize, H. Huber, 70 points; second, D.
Heise, 242; third, Dr. Rodgers, 2931z; fourth,
D. Salfield, 1861; fifth, T. Rust 4S2; sixth,
6. Alpers, 52o; seventh, F. I. Schuster, GIL;
eighth, William +. Garms, 6701z.
Among the military marksmen consid-
cradle interest centered around the COM
petition for the Foster trophy, the rival
teams under this head being of Companies
f, K, NJ and l. AS the result of spirited
contest victory was achieved by Company
K, which scored 480 points, or an average
of 40 for each OF the twelve men who
formed tne team.
Following are the scores of the knights
OF the Red Branch Rifles. ten shots mill
tary target:
Captain ]. Sheehy A, James Smith az. ]. ].
Rogerson AZ, John Green 40 James Campbell
40. James Murphy %, P. Marion 20, J.
Loughrey So, p Donohue 27, Lieutena MT NJ.
Casey 30, P. Holligan 25. J. P. Hogan 40, D.
J. Murphy 80, W. ?. Hannah 80, P. McKeom
81, L. RahllI %, NJ. Cavanagh 28 John Lay
81, NJ O'Neill 20, James Loughrey 81 +.
RahiA 81, James Rogerson "a, Lieutenant
Mannix 80.
Company I, monthly shoot-sergeant Tobin
45, W. Meyer Al, c. Akmann SO, Captain R.
Ritcher SO, Sergeant Corcoran 81, McCarty A,
Sergeant Huber 43, George sides %, Corporal
Galley Al, Won Staden 80, A. Deiz 26 Mcport-
land 81, c. Often 40, Stoizenwall Id, Sergeant
Fell %, Z. Strippo Al, Sergeant o. +. Huber
36, Sunderland 30, Corporal ii. Bucking 81.