The San Francisco call., 1897-05-10
A, h, PAPE BREAKS
SEVERAL RECORDS
Phenomenal R f. Shooting
of a Young Native
Son.
He Beats the Best Fifty and
Ten Shot Scores of the East
and West.
A Large Atten ance cf SharpsE ooters
and Military Marksmsn at
She'll Mound

A. H. Pape Of the Co!um bia Pistol and
Rife Club broke the coast rife record yes
terday in match at the Shell Mound
rife range. More than this, he outshot
the best records OF several of the crack
Eastern marksmen. His success was, in
fact, triple victory, for he not only out
shot his adversary, but his shooting sur
passes the best fifty-sho. and n-shot
records ever made on the Columbia tar
ges. In all probability his second run
Of ten shots beat the best single
score of the United States, made by
Pope in New Haven, Conn. 1t
was great day for Pape. The
match he shot in vas handicap with G.
M. naiss, the champion pistol shot of the
coast. Daiss allowed Pape IS points in
fifty shots, Pape to shoot the rife.at 200
yards, Daiss to shoot the pistol at so yards.
The handicap was too great.
The match was for small considera-
lion, but in addition Pape was obliged to
shoot on the clubs Bushnell medal and
Daiss on the Young rifle record. Thus
the scores are official. Dalss' scores of ten
shots each were y. DC. 80, 43, 45-total 266,
Colum bia target. Pape's ing, same
conditions, were %, 81 Al, 50, 50-total
249 In other words, he averaged his fifty
shots IN and 1880 inch circle. His
second score OF 81 was an average of ten
shots in T. 10 inch circle. These records
will be appreciated when it Is remem-
bered that the young man snot off-hand
at 200 yards, which equals double-rest
shooting. Pape shoots No. smoke
less rifle powder, an explosive that the
Eastern marksmen declare cannot be
relied upon.
F. o. Young's seven in three shots
equals the best score made so far. The
other scores were as follows:
Rihe-Reentry matches, open to all corners,
rife me!ai and cash prizes, three-shot sores:
f. o. Young z, 8, 8, 10; A. II. Pape 8. 10, II;
DR.. Rodgers 49, E. Jacobsen II.
William G lndeman military medal ana cash
prizes len shots, CreedmOre count: E. Havey
AT. As; F. II. Bushnell 46, 46
F. o. Young rif1e-record medal and cash
prizes. ten-shot scores: DR.. Rodgers 40, E.
Jacobsen 81. +. f. Mason 70, U. Barrere 81.
A. Thurow 1913.
Glass meda.s, for members only, one ten
shot score. Champion c.ass-Dr Rodgers 81,
+. E. Mason Ga +. o. Young 90.
First Glass; B. Dorrel 70, 6. Schultz 12S.
Second class-G. barley 105, NJ. ]. White Ill.
Third c.ass-O. Hint man 20, G. +. Walth m
100, Mrs J. White I13. G. Manuel 12O, Mrs.
~ 70 " y.
PISTOL, recently matches, fifty yards, open to
all corners; Gordon Blanding M edal and three
cash priz $, three-shot seores-C. N. Daiss z.
8, g. 10; J. f. German 9, 10; A. B. Dorren g.,
L. IA; +. o. Young l3. 16.
Diamond pistol medal and three cash prizes,
10-shot scores-C. NJ. Daiss, 40, 43; +. O.
Young, 46; J. E. German. 46; A. b. Dorrell, 46.
dies medals and three cash prizes, 5.shot
scores-E. Jacobson. 8, 8, 8. IL; A. B. DoweI.,
8. IL, IL; Mrs. NJ. Peck, 13, IA; Mrs. C. F.
NJ, ~ L. Wals
Pistol-clasS medals for members only, 10
shot scores. Champion class. E. German 80,
DR.. L. o. Rodgers 46. A. Fl. Pape 46. C. NJ.
Dalss So, F. O. Young 50, A; B; Dorrell 60
First class-M. ]. White 40, F. E. Ma,o IS,
E. Jacobson 81, L. Barrere rs.
Second class-F. II. Bushnell IS, G. NJ. Bar
ley S3.
rest ia A. Hinteman H. Mrs. C. +. Wal.
than 166.
Several of the German sharpshooting
clubs held their monthly contests Those
for class medals were shot on e German
25-ring target, 25-shot scores. The bullseye
contests were decided by the measuring
machine. The winners and scores were as
follows:
Germania schuetzen Club. class medals
rings; second, D. B. Faktor, 426. First class,
fl /, H. Burteind 800; second, II. Helberg
3S5. Second class, not filled. Third class,
first, F. H. Bushnell All; second, J. Tlede-
mann 394. Fourth class, first, J. F. Daily 309.
Best frst shot, John Tiedmann %. Best last
shot, F. II. Bushnell %.
San Francisco Schuetzen Verein, class
medals-Champion class, A. II. Pape 433 rings;
first not filed; second class, ]. Tedemann
$50; third class, F. Koch, 379 (won for good /;
fourth class, J. c. Heise 81; best first shot,
N. Ahrens "a; best last shot, L. Bendel "a.
Norddeuscner Schuetzen CLUB bullseye-1,
q. Schultz, 254 points;2, l. Glfkin, 356; 3, d.
Heisc. 374; 4, o. Lembe, 628; 8, II. HUI Der,
745; 6. J. Lankenau. 781, z: l.. Rilzau, 795 /;
8. H. stelling, s31;9 c. F. Rust, s34; 10, F.
Helberg, 116o.
Quite number OF military marksmen
were ut. and their scores OF ten shots on
the Blunt target were as follows:
Nationals Companies C and CD. K. Nc
Rae 80: D. II. Warren 81, P. J. Neuman 40, NJ.
A. Froment 81. o. E. Nelson 80, W. Menzel %.
"a, W. R. But. .er "a, ]. H. Mcknight 40. NJ.
Lane 3S. G. 7. Phelps 80, F. F. Carson 42, c.
swasey 29 " Giiliss = 2S j l. Norton q nn -, W. 81 T.
V. F. Northrop ~, L. W. Gran! 36. a. Martn
26. Owen 81, F: J: Povey 81, J. S. MeCabe
32,. c. Goodell AZ, ]. Gillies 81, H.. J.
Musgrave 81, A. E. Anderson AZ, A. B.
SO, F. Sherman 40, A. s. Hatfield 80,
W. L. Fem Al, J. Hilbron 3S, v. ]. Anderson
Al, A. H. Kennedy 43, G. Mey AZ. K. c. Dun
oar 81, G. P; Hirst 40, g. j. Petty 81, ". G =; un- n
Deepen 80, H. H. Morris 3s. ]. L. Tyson 80, c.
F. Waltham AS, P. D. Butt 81, J. sm thson 3S,
II. T. Hicks 43. w. S. Grattan AZ, e. Arm
strong 81 H. A. Moening % Phi Bohr 40. A.
]. Ruddick AZ, W. Z. Ross IS, G. Simmie 49, C.
E. Thompson 81, Captain Subtle 40.
Company F-Sergeant brown Al. Vented
25. Sergeant Cook 43, Nathan Al, Duwer 10,
Alpers IA, Du Fresno 81. Corporal Doscher 20,
Willard 27 Corporal Raine a. Corporal Fitz-
gerald "a, Ames %, sheridan 20, Dover 20,
Lieutenant Masuary Is. Paul 8, Captain Nil.
ler 80.
Company K-E. Jacobson AZ. P. Bauer Al,
Goodwin 25, Kelly %, C. Mcguire 80, w.
Wider 33, R. D.. Young 10, E. Saul %, w. L.
Warnekros 35, T. p. Cassidy 40, A. McDon-
aid 80.
independent Rifies-P Schonig 81, H. Gaet-
jen "a, G. Hilsz 26, Corporal c. Schneider 80,
Sergeant II. 5chlich tmann 80.