The San Francisco call., 1897-08-23
AT SHELL MOUND.

F. n. Bushnell Sets a New Mark
With the Military Musket.
To f. H. Bushnell of the Colum bia Pts
tol and Rife Club probably belongs the
credit Of being the first military musket-
shooter to make three scores of 4S in one
days shooting in regular match. This
remarkable performance was made by
Mr.. Bushnell a. the clubs regular contest
at the Shell Mound range yesterday.
There has been keen rivalry among
several members of the club in the contest
for the Glindemann military medal and
the cash prizes that go with it. Ed Hovey
has been and is still in the lead. but dur
ing the last few shoots Bushnell has made
rapid strides toward the front. From
fourth in the race he has gained so that
he is now one of the highest, tying f.
Jaco bsen's second total of 473 in ten scores,
out of a possible 500. He is now within
three points of Hovey's best, 476 The
high men on the Gilndemann medal now
are: Hovev 476. Bushnell Alb, Jacobsen
473. +. O. Young All, J. Il. German 459
and G. 1. Waltham ass.
There were several other notable gains
on close scores made Yesterday. G. M.
Daiss, in the three-sh Banding medal,
made one point advance, which, at this
stage of the game, is of much Importance.
j. E. German, who is in the lead in this
match, bettered his score by two points,
making his total 78 in ten scores.
F. 0. Young, in the revolver match,
FIVE shots to the score. gaine1 81 points.
II e was also so fortunate as to be tie high
man on the Bushnell m msdal and is sure
OF having his name inscribed at least twice
on that trophy, somewhat to the chagrin
of A. II. Pape, who is the high man at
present.
The other best scores of the clubs were
as follows:
Rifle, re-entry matches, open to all comers
200 yards, Columbia target, +. ID. Bushnell
rifle medal ana cash prizes, three-shot scores
f O. Young. 10, 13; A. H. Pape, IL, IL, / 2,
12 DR.. L. o. Rodgers, 1S. 10.
cash prizes, ten shots, Creedmoor count-F. II.
Bushnell, 4s, 4S. 4S; Ed Hovev, AZ, 47; F. o.
Young, AZ, 46; J. Z. German, AZ, 40
F. o. Young rifle record medal and cash
prizes, tens hot scores-Dr. L. 0. Rodgers, 40;
A. Hintermann, l12
Cash prizes on flags inch centers made DUR
ing month: Bushnell medal-Pape, 4; Young
2 GHndemann medal-Bushnell,4 4; Young, e.
Pistol, re-entry matches open to all corners,
fifty yards, Columbia target, Gordon Banding
pistol medal ana cash p1iGes thseeshot nsgss
F. O. Young, g. 10. 13.
Diamond pistol record medal and cash
prizes, ten-shot scores-F. 0. Young, 81.
Howard Carr any revolver medal and cash
prizes, six-shot scores-F. o. Young, 26, 81,
81; A. B. Dorrell, 45, At.
Achille Roos rife medal, ladies' trophies
and cash prizes, tive-shot scores-A. b. Dor
reu IL. IL; DR.. L. O. Rodgers, ID; Mrs. NJ. J.
White, 26.
Cash prizes on flags. inch centers, made dur
ing month: PistoI-C. NJ. Daiss. 7; F. o.
Young, 2; ]. E. German, 13. Small rife-A.
B. Dorrell, 10; Mrs E. l. Crane, 2; Mrs. NJ. ].
White. l.
The attendance at tho Red Mems
Scnuetzen Company was as large as usual,
and some fair scores were made, as seen
by the following:
Champion class. J. Tedeman 401 rings; first
class, p. II. Will, 3S4 second class, NJ Deick-
ert S45; third class. William Dressler 3O5;
fourth class, r. Richert 212. Best first shot J.
Tiedeman 21; best last shot, NJ. Dieckert 2S
In the regular monthly contest for
class medals, J. D. Heise, of the Nord
Deutseher SchuetZen Verein carried off
the second-class medal .or keeps. The
other scores of the club stood as here
given:
Champion class not filed. First class, Hy
$40; third class. William Morken 324; fourth
elass, D. Saltield 272 Best first shot, o. Lemke
"a; best last shot, William Morken %.
There were twenty cash prizes given at
the regular bullseys shoot of the San
Francisco Schuetzeu Verein yesterday
The scores, as shown by the measuring
machine, and the winners III tnelr order,
were as follows:
/, r. Stetlin, 139 points; 2, John Gefken.
23S; 8, F. Koch, 531; a, q. H. Bahrs, 624; 5,
A. H. Pape 700; 6. II. SELLING, 1O45; z, H.
Helloerg. 1889; 8, ". F; GaFms, 5l5s; 9, John
Tnode, 1925; 10. John de VIII 1925; II, Z. H.
Aigeitinger, 1880; IL, H. Prien, 1864; l3.
Otto Lemcke, 1886; IA, David saifie,d, 1853;
Is, George Alpers. 1897; 16, John Lankenau,
1879; IL, William plath, 1895; 18, John
Tiedemann, 177I;, 10. J. D. Heise, 1897; 20,
John Beuttler, 1918.