The San Francisco call., 1897-10-11
The Nationals Practice on the
New Eastern Silhouette
Target.
Several Medal and Cash Prize Con-
tests by the German Sharp
shooters.

the WIND was little too strong, making
tue shifting of the wind-gauge neces-
sary.
The regular monthly medal shoot of
the Columbi Rife and Pistol Club drew
out large attendance and in some of
the re-entry matches the contests were
rather hot. This was particularly the
case in the matter of the Glindemann
military medal. for there are several of
the marksmen who are determined to
have this trophy If hard shooting and
many entries will get it for them. Up to
yesterday Ernest Jacobsen and Ed Hovey
were tie on 447 points in the ten best
scores. T. o. Young and +. II. Bushnell
were closely following with scores of NOR
than ordinary merit.
J. E. German, in the six-shot revolver
match, made a great advance, bettering
his score by 10 points. His total on ten
scores is 263 points in sixty shots. The
scores in the classes and the best scores in
the re-entry matches were as follows:
Rifle. 200 yards, Columbia target, class
medals for members only, one 10-shot score !:
Champion class-F o. Young 50.
First class-Ole Bremer 81, A. B. Dorren SS
Second class. E. German 81, G. N. Barley
106, NJ. ]. White lis.
Third class-A. Hinterman III, A. H. Cady
115. B. Jonas 121, Mrs. NJ. J. White 17s
Riff D., re-entry matches, open TO all comers.
r. IL
rife med al and cash prizes, 3-shot scores-A.
H. Paps 8. 0. A. Bremen 10, f. o. Young 10,
A. B. Dorrell 10.
William Glinderman military medal and
cash prizes 10 shots Creedmoor COUNT. o.
Young 49. As, AZ; E. Jaco bsen 49, 48; F. H.
Bushnell 40, 46
F. o. Young rife medal and cash prizes, 10
shot scores-Dr. L. o. Rodgers IA, A. H. Pape
As. 40.
Pistol. SO yards, Columbia target, class
medals, for members only, one 1O-sHot score:
ChamplOn ClaSs-Dr i. O. Rodgers
Young 40, G. NJ. Daiss 81.
First c. Assn. J; White SO, F. E. Mason Sc
Second class-Mrs. NJ. J. White 90, F. H.
Bushnell 63, G. M Barley so.
Third class-A. Hinterman "a. C. Roberts
80. A. H. Cady 103, Mrs. e. +. Waltham III.
Pistol, re-entry matches, open TO all comers,
so yards. ColumbIa target, Gorden Blanding
pistol medal and cash prizes, three-shot
scores-F. o. Young s. 9, IL; c. n. Daiss 8, 8;
j. +. German 8, 13; F. ii. Bushnell IA.
Diamond pistol record med al and cash prizes
10-shot scores-F. o. Young 40, A
Howard Carr tany revolver) medal and cash
prizes, six-shot scores-J. E. German 23 2S
2S %; A. b. Dorrel %, 81, 80.
Achille Roos 22-rifle medal, ladies' trophies
and cash prizes, five->hot scores-E. Jacobsen
10; A. Ii. Cady IL, Ia; Mrs. c. +. Waltham 13;
A. b. Dorrel 13, Is.
The German sharpshooters were out in
full force and some very good scores were
made. Aside from the usual club matches
;here was one that for time promised to
be of much interest because of the fact
that several bets were on the results
]. d. Heise and II. Helberg were
matched against F. P. Schuster and E.
Aigeltinger for purse of $50 aside, fifty
shots to each man. For some reason not
given the match was given up by the lat.
ter couple on the fortieth shot and the
former took the money. In the monthly
medal contests of the San Franciscos and
the Germanias the scores were as follows:
San Francisco Schuetzen Club-Champfon
class, A. H Pape, 435; first class, H. Wicker,
403; second class, not filed; third cIass Otto
Lemcke, 397; Fourth class, w. C. Morken.
$50; best first shot, W. Z. Morken, % ; best
last shot, A H. Pape, 25.
-Morken wins this medal for good.
Germania schuetzen verein - Champion
class, first, F. P: schuster. 421; second, B. F.
Faktor, Az; first class, II. Hellberg, t4O6:
| second class, not fl led; third class, H. j.
Wicker, 800; fourth class, W. Morken. 396;
best first shot II. Hellberg, d; best last shot
ID. b. Faktor, %.
The monthly bulIseye shoot of the
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Verein re-
suited in the following cash prize winners
and their points as shown by the measur.
ing machine:
1, Frank Koch 24S; 2, Herman Huber 323;
3, J. Thode $50; A. +; P. Schuster 63S; 5.
| z. Henry He .lbeIg 922; 8. Captain L. Sic he
$50; 8, Frank Rust 1I6O; 10. H. Stellfne
1864; IL, o. Lenike 117O; II, John de Wit
| 1l9O.
| lished the rem arkable scores, or what at
| the time was supposed to be remarkable.
of the shooters at the big military contest
| At Sea Girt. In those records the posi- bles
were made many times End the marksmen
| here became very uneasy, for it was sup
posed that their own laurels had been
| biighted by contrast A little later il was
| shown that the great scores were made on
| the new regulation silhouette targets in
stead of on the old Sx10 DulIseye targets.
| The Nationals Companies U and G) yes-
! terday tried the new silhouette target and
| found that il was dead easy'' to make
strings OF bullseyes yard long. The tar
! get represented man lying prone on the
! ground with head erect, and a bullet hit
| ting anywhere in the back was counted
| as five points. The black is as large as
three or four bullseyes of the old style and
| the marksmen had no trouble to make as
good scores as those made by the crack
shots of the East.
The scores of the militia men on the
ordinary Blunt targets were as follows:
Companies and G (Nationals)-w Mcneil
40, g. I. Phelps SO, A. II. English 27 G. p
Hirst 81. M. A. Froment Jr. 80, " f. Northrop
43. C. w. Mueller 81 A. Fredericks 29, G
swasey 80, F. McGivery 80, H. J. Musgraye 80
o. C. Netson 80, 7. H. Armstrong 20, W. T.
Hunsscker 30, j. ellis AZ, J. F. Norton AZ.
l. K. Whitney ID, w. II. Snaw 49, F. J. Poyey
a.. W. R. Butler 25, J. H. Mcknight 80, j.
Heilbronn 81, E. Williams 35, Z. A Larsen 81
K. c. Howe %, A. E. Anderson AZ, A H.
Kenn edy A. T. Carson Al. G. Atkins 81 W. Nj.
Phillips 27. H Fawke 80. Lieutenant George
Petty 81, P. J. Neuman Al. F. Doeing 81, F.
Lansing 80. H. Deppin 80, J. b. switzer "a.
J; A; Renton 26, w. F. Unired SO, H. T Hicks
AZ, W. Brind 2s. G. Meyer as, A Martin So, R.
Batchelor 25. A. J. Ruddock Al, j. S. McCabe
81. Captain E. G. sutliffe 40, Ii. Koch 45
Company k-Sergeant Cohn 80, Webster 40,
Jacobson AZ. Warnekros AZ, Kurtz al. Daly 36
De Bernardo 80, Detrick So Barley al. Msver
80, schmsltz 81, Cassidy 40, Kslly S5. Captain
Lieutenant Seeley Sc.
independent Rlfies-E. Jacobson 43. J. II.
kuhIke Al. Sergeant F. NJ. Zesing Al, Lieu
tenant E: E, Moenning 81, H.. Staude 81. H.
GaetJen 80, c. ]. Staude 81 Corporal C. An
drews So. Sergeant II. Schlich imam 50. c.
LindecKer 10 ?. Schonig 10, sergeant J. II
schneider 81, c. Frederickson 81, H. Freder.
ickson q.
In private match for dinner the fol-
lowing scores were made by members of
the Nationals: J. Heilbronn 40 J. H. Nc
knight AZ, 2. J. Newman Al, V. F. Nor
throp 40.