The San Francisco call., 1897-10-18
FINAL PICNIC
OF THE SEASON
Shooting and Merry Making
Hold Full Sway at
Schuetz6n.
Scores Made by the Marksmen
on the Rife Range Near
San Rafael Yesterday.
California Sohuetzen Club, San Fran
cisco Grutli Club and Other Clubs
Hold Regular Shoots.

1t was like one of the good old-time
picnics and shoots at the California
Schuetzen Clubs grounds near San Ra-
fael yesterday. The early morning trains
brought large crowds of picnickers, and
the dancing pavilion, swings, bowling
alley, shooting range and all the other
places of amusement had their actively
moving crowds.
The occasion was one of more than
passing Interest, not only from the fact
that The mem bers of the California
Schuetzen Club, the San Francisco GrutIi,
the Verein Entracht and the Turner
Schuetzen held their regular champion
ship shoots, but Fred Schuemann, the
manager of the California Schuetzen
Clubs grounds near San Rafael, gave yes
terday up TO a final shoot and picnic to
mark the close of the picnic and excursion
season.
Fully 5000 people took advantage of the
reduced rates, and in consequence the
grounds were crowaed with merry
makers, while the shooting gallery was
the center OF all attractions.
The following named were the winners
in the grand final snoot given by Fred
Schuemann at The California Schuetzen
son of '97:
Mclaughlin, 73; third, f. y. Kuhls, 70; fourth,
John Utschig. Il; fifth, 10 Bremen, II;
sixth, Charles Tnier bach, 20; seventh, l. ].
Walden, 20; eighth, A ST ecker, 20; ninth,
+. L. Mason, 90; tenth. A. Jungblut, 90;
eleventh. II. Schroeder, 6S; twelfth. William
Uischig, 6s; thirteenth. F. Hauser, 6S.
The following scores were made by the
members of the Schuetzen Section OF the
NereIn Eintracht:
Champion class, Captain F. A. Kuhls 39s;
first class, c. Mueller 3S4; second class. Carr
Luhrstedt 3l4; third class, John Zahn 337;
first best shot, Louis Schmidt 25; last best
shot, Casper MGelIer 25.
In the bulls eye shoot of the San Fran
cisco Grutli the following scores resulted:
]. Appenzellar, L. Hauser. E. Kunz F.
Baumgartner, a Hinterman, A. Won WYE A.
Gehret, G. R. HauseI, NJ. Diethelm, John E.
Bachman.
In the regular monthly medal shoot OF
the San Francisco Turner Schuetzen the
following were the results:
Championship class-Ftrst pr'ze, Captain F.
Attnger. 40o; second prize. William Ginder-
man, 400.
First ciass-First prize, Chris Eging, 393;
second prizr. II. Schroeder 3SS.
Second class-Flrst prize, Charles Nielsen,
351; second prize, Charles Ruudolpn, 800
Third class-F!rst prize, Benjamin Jonas
$50; second prize William SlrAub, 259.
Best first shot, Captain +. Atunger, "a; best
last shot, Otto Burmeister, "a.
In the regular monthly bulIseye shoot
of the California Schue zen Club the fol-
lowing scores were made during the day {:
&. Egiag, 1874: F. Carroll. 2l4; R. LANCER.
294 II. Schroeder, 324; J. scnig Sr., $40:
z. Brunaue, 453; J. ,scnig Jr, 49S; F. At
tlnger, $50; NJ. keuDoId 517; o Bremtr GIL;
A. Streeker, 636; a. Gehret, $40; IL. Kuhis
Jr., 65l; P. JacoDy 653; Capta.nF A. Kuhls,
675; F. Mueller, 735; A; Utschig, 791; R.
FlnKinE, 500; John +. Robinson. 9I5; A.
Fetz: 974; Z. J. Walden, 800; F. P. schuster,
10O6.
Cadet shooting, California Schuetzen Club
| f. Woenne, 620; W. UtSchig. 965; ]. KuIlman,
1903
Pnilo Jacoby made the first center in
the morning, while F. P. Schuster made
the last.