The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

German 466 and A. H. Pape, who entered
the race yesterday, 46O. On the tifty-yard
range a. B. Dorrell has pulled TO the
front and is Iow ahead of Young for the
Carr revolver medal, lowering his mark
with run OF 3, s, 8. 2, !. 5-A. The other
scores for the day, Colum bia target, were
as follows:
Rife reentry matches, open to all comers,
200 yards, Columbia target, F. Il. Bushnell
rife medal and cash prizes, 3-shot scores:
F. o. Toung-9 IL, II. Il.
William Glindemann military med al and cash
prizes, 10 shots, Creedmoor count: Z. Jacob
son-50. At: a. H. Pape-49, AZ; F. H. Bush
nel-49, AZ: F. o. Ioung-48, AZ, Al; T.
Hovey-47, 46.
Cash prizes on flags, inch centers made DUR
ing month F, o. Young, 4; A. II. Pape, 2.
Pistol, re-entry matches, open TO all comers,
so yards, Columbia target, Gordon Blanding
pistol medal and cash prizes, 3-shot scores:
A. B. DorreI-9, 10; F. o. YOung-8, II.
Howard Carr any revolver medal ami cash
prizes, 6-shot scores: A. B. Dorrell-24, 20,
80; c. Roberts-32.
AchilIe Roos 22-rihe medal, ladies' trophies
and cash prizes, 5-shot scores: A. B. Dorrell-
z. 9, IL; Mrs. c. +. Waltham-13, 15; Mrs.
". J. White-13, 1S; E. A Goddsrd-26.
Cash prizes on flags. fncn centers made dur.
ing tn. Blanding flags: Young 2, Dorren
2, German l. Small rihe-Dorreu 20. Mrs.
{. F. Waltham 7, Mrs. NJ J. White 2, Jacob
sen /.
There was q large attendance OF Ger
man sharpshooters on the range contest
ing for cash prizes and monthly medals.
Their scores were up 10 the average ana
afforded the shooters considerable sport.
The regular bulPs-eye contests of the San
Francisco Schuetzen Verein and the Ger
mania SchuetZen Club resulted III the iol-
lowing securing cash prizes, as decided py
the machine that is used to measure the
discs together with the points and the
order of the winnings:
San Francisco Schuetzen Verein-1, F. Koch,
147 points; 3 T. H. Goetze, $50; g. y. p.
schuster. 232; 4, o Lemcke. 282; 5, L. Ben
de-. AL; g. H NJ Wreden. 497; z, A H. Pape,
$50; S, J. Tiedemann, 603; 8, William Gllnde-
mann. 6I5; 10, J. c. Waller, 629; IL. Z. +.
Rust, 742; T. G. Thierbach, 75o; Is, H: Il.
Burieind 1858; IA. John Utschig, S2S; 10, l..
Haake S95; 16, n Ahrens, 9SS; II. John DE
M 1923 Is r 90 seTn n J3 ~ 546
Germania Sehueizen Club, L. Beadel,
1877; 2, D. 3. Faktor, 2i2; 3, F. p ScnuSteG'
216; 4, J. Utschlg, 3l5; D, +. c. Rust; 3l9i o.
Z. ThIer bach, 494; 7, \. Ahrens, 49o; 3, u.
Saalfe.d, 597; 8. W. Morken, GAO.
Annexed are the scores of the Red Mems
Schutzen Company, the Nord Deutscher
Schuetzen CLUB and the Deutscher krieger
Veren, who held their regular monthly
contests Tor class medals, twenty shots,
German twenty-fve-ring target:
Red Mems Schuetzen Company-Champiou
class J. Tiedemann 401 rings; first class G.
third class. William Dressler 331; fourth
class, II. Grieb 23I; best first sho', William
Dressler 21: best last shot, J. Tiedemann %
Nord Deutscher SchuelZen Club-Champl plou
class, Herman Huber 424; first class, George
Alpsrs 401, final; second class, j. Lankenau
1854; third class. D. SchInkel $685. fourth
csss D. Saalteid 1872; best first shot, Herman
Huber %; best last shot, j. Gefken 20.
Deutscher Krieger Verein, champion class,
George Hetzel 405 rings; first class, II: Mohr
367; second cless, Mehle 325; third class K.
Schnutenhaus PA; best first snot, OeltJen %;
best last shot, John Bender 21.
The military targets were kept on the
slide all day, and the following scores,
ten shots, Blunt target, were made:
Company I-Sergeant Moore 44-44, Ser
geant Sheahan 40-41. SERGEANT Lemeteyer
1872. Sergeant Golly 44-41, Corporal Ashe.
born 1913, Corporal Holgenwald $3.50.
Corporal Son 35-25 Corporal Day 20-23,
Corporal Bucklug 3l-3l, Corporal Mathew
son 39-39, Corporal Owens 1876. Cor
poraI Csppelman 36-39, Pa son36-39,
BaIks 35-35, Blowat 42-39 Celini
S-21. Ca tagnuo 22-29, Caro- $50, Diez
26-28, Fernig 2S-2S. Kslimaun 39-42,
Meyer 4O-33, Powers $3.50. Redeu 1872,
Ringen 42-42, Sunderland 3S-34. Wulpprn
1874, Gagan 9-21, Captain Richter 36-3S.
Lieutenant Huber Al, often 44-4l, Lei.
din 81 Seyer 50. Koch A.
Company M-Oweus "a. Captain O'Neil 35,
Ames 18 DeYer So. sheridan Is, Lage %,
LYONS 81, Eisenbeis %. Kerr q, IL. Macdonald
%, Hurt 80, Nuttes 30, Volkman 50, Corporal