The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-13
Which Cotssed for
Honos ell Mound.

excellent totals on the Glindemann mill
tarv medal by one point each. German
m ade a similar reduction on his total on
he BlandiDg pistol three-shot medal.
His thirty best scores show that the bull
let's were kept within a two and half
inch circle at fifty yards. Mrs. Q. f. Wal
than m ade an advance yesterday on the
Roos 22-caliber rifle medal and beat Mrs.
L. J. Crane by two points on the ten
score total. Mrs. Waltahm's best fifty
shoots were kept within two and half
inch circle The scores of the clubs were
es follows:
Rifle, Columbia target, class medals, for
members only. one teu-shot score, champion
CASA. Il. Pape 4S, F. E. Mason 90, F. O.
Young 70.
First class-E jacobson 70, 0. A. Bremen 100.
Second class-G. Barley 80 NJ; j. White IA
Third class F. Waltham 96, A. Hinter-
G. F. Manuel 90, Woenne 203.
Rifle re-entry matches, open to all corners,
600 yards, F. H. BUSHNELL rifle medal and
cash prizes, three-shot scores-A. II. Pape q.
f. II. Bushnell 10. F. O. Young 13.
William Glindeman military medal and cash
prizes ten shots. Creedmoor COUNT. Hovey
4S, I. II. Bushnell AZ, E jacobson AZ, J. L.
CORN 40 F. O. Young As
F. o. Young rife record medal apd cash
prizes, teu-shot scores-F. o. Young 56, A. B.
Dorrell g.
Pistol, class medals, for members only, one
ten-shot score, Columbia target champion
class-F. o. Young 40 J. E. German 40.
First cass-F. f. Mason Sc, NJ J. White So.
Second clnss-F. II. Bushnell SO, G. NJ. Bar
ley 81, 0. NJ. Bremen 1872.
Third GLASS; Hintemann 10Y, Mrs C. F.
Waltham 146.
Pistol re-entry matches, open to all Dmers,
fifty yards, Gordon Banding pistol medal and
cash prizes, tbree-shot scores-J. L. German
1910, A. B. DOrrell, 10-11-11, +. O.Young
11-12.
Diamond pistol record medal and cash
prizes, ten-shot scores-F. 0. Young A.
Achiile Roos 22-ritie medal, ladies', trophies,
cash prizes, tive-shot scores-A B. Dorrell g.
10-11, Mrs. c. f. Waltham, l4-15.
Several of the German sharp-shooting
clubs were out for their monthly Class
medal contests The scores, of twenty
shots On the German twenty -four ring
target were as follows:
San Francisco Schuetzen Club, champion
ship class-A- H. Pape, 432 rings; first class
II. J. Wicker, 402; second class-not filled;
third class-H. Hellberg. 405; fourth cass-W.
C. Moroken, 347; best first shot-C. F. Rust,
"a rings; best last shot-A. Morken, % rings.
German Schuetzen Club, cham pionship
class-First, F. p Schuster, 444 rings; sec
ond-D. B. Faktor, All. First CASH. He'll
cass-H. J. Wicker 40: fourth class-W.
Morken, 335; best first shot-W. Morken, %;
best last shot-F. Rust, "a.
One OF tho pleasant gatherings was that
of the n orddeutscher SchuetZen Club.
While the ruen shot on the range for cash
prizes their families and friends held a
picnic in the park. The scores as shown
by the bullseye measuring machine and
the winners in their order were as follows:
William Morkin IS points, J. D. Heise 1917
E. Ipsen 1888 Hy Sizzling S24, c. +. RUS S44 f.
Koch 500, Il. Burfeind 99l. j. Gefkin 1925. G.
Schulz 1851, II. Huber 1l06 William f. CAIRNS
1888. William Gotcshalk l26O.
AS seen by the annexed score large
number OF military marksmen were out
to participate in their companies monthly
medal contests, ten-shot scores Blunt
target:
Companies and G tNa,ionals)-G T. Phelps
81, w Menzel 80, a. II. English 81. J. F.
81 NJ. Froment 49, H: J. Musgrave 40 C. P.
Hurst AZ, P J Neuman 49, Charles Swnsey r.
c. E. Gooden SO. W. K. Butler "a, c. W. Muller
SO, J. Gillies AZ. R. E. ANDERSON 45, f. J.
80, F. sherman 40, A. Fredericks IL, j.
|; Heilbronn 43, I. W. Grant 80, T.
ATmst1on go e. J. G.rs s. N Maoats a.
80 W. +. Unfred 50. c. J. Weatherby 81, W.
Phillips SO. G. Atkins SO. P. A. Larsen SO, w.
II. Shaw 80, w. l.. Hunsaker 20. E. Williams
81, II. Fawke 81, G. Smme 81, b. Heron 80 J.
B. Switzor 80. c. Z. Thompson 40. c. Meyer 46,
H. T. Hicks Al. g. J. Petty %. A. II. Kennedy
Al, H Depew 49, J. w. Rose So, Captain Dunn
brelI A. c. F. Waitham A, Captain Subtitle
AZ, f. McGilivray 81.
Company F-Sergeant F. L. Brown al, Ser
geant II. Tur' on g. Nathan 81, Newman 20,
Hor kins 81 Willard 33, V, rney 80 Duwer 3d.
Du Fresno 81, Lieutenant Nipperl Al. Corporal
Fitzgerald SO, Captain J. A. Miller So, Sergeant
lverson SO, corporal Brust 26, O'Brien 3D.
Company M-Corporal W. Maher SO. Sergeant
Cooby 80, Mcdonald 81 Mcneil "a Vokmann
80, Nulter 80, Owens 80, Dever AZ. Ames 81,
Corporal Stroth 81, sheridan Is, Captain
O'Neill %, NJ. Lyons 81, Ayhens 81, Hirt %,
Laze 81, Eisenbeis 33, Corporal ], Maher %,
]. Boscus "a. Sergeant Sonntag %, Engel SO.
Company K-E. P. Jackson 40. Schmalz So
A. Hines 10. w. +. Goodman 27, G. M. Bar
ley AZ Reuboid 81. Mcguire 43, d. j. Daley
33, K Dewar 40, Kurz 40. Webster a., De-
bernardi;40, Cassidy 81. Walters ID, Corporal
Wren So, Captain Cunningham Al, P. Bru-
notte SO.
Independent Rifes-F. NJ. Zeissing Al, H.
Gaeijen SO, Lieutenant j. Staude SO, Lieuten-
ant i. Moenning SO. j. III. Kuhlke 81, sergeant
II. schlichtmann 80. C. Andrews 80, f. H.
Brinkmann 20. W. Finken 10. H. Gaetjen Jr. 5.