The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-13
SCORES MADE BY GUNNERS,
The Empire aud the Reliance Clubs
Both Held Shoots.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 12.-At the
Empire Gun Club to-day IN the 50,bird
coast record match the final shoot was
held between Nauman and Krug. Nau-
man made As and King 40, giving the
diamond trophy to Nauman.
In the final shoot for the 500 cash
prizas, divided into four classes, Palmer
won the first class, taking $21, kerrison
second, $l4; second ella $, Dekin was first,
$16 so and Andrews second, $l1; third
class, Jewett first, $l2 ard II inc second.
IS; fourth class, Paul got first and SO so
The scores were: Palmer "a, Hine IA,
Jewell Is. 0. Fisher II, Kerrlson 20 Rick
iefsen 10, Depue IA Paul IL, Andrus l9,
CiabroEgh Ii. Krause II Sweeney 8. Pal
mer's score for the season was the high
est being IS per cent.
There was also merchandise shoot for
various prizes al 20 birds, the scores being
as follows:
Grubb 10 Naumann IS, Daniels IL, Bekeart
16, Robertson II, Miller IL. Foster IA Cla-
brough 10. Mudd H. Lewis 7, Fisher II, De-
pue ID, olnkiewilz Is, Friedlander IA, Andrus
Is, from bone II, Krug IS, Rick efsen IS, Oh
son 10, Debenham 10, Paul IA, Goodwin u.
The scores made by the Reliance Gun
Club we're:
First, 1O-bird match-Ingalls 5. Newman 9,
Young 9, Tromb bone 8, Sans 8, Overman s,
stuart 8, Crane 8, Daisy z, Williams 5. Lake 8,
Second, 1O-bird match-orear Jr. 7, orear sr
). Overman 4, Trombone 10, Lake 8, Will
Third, 20-bird match-Young IL, Newman
IA, Overman 16, Trombone 20, Williams IA.
Sans 10.
Matcn. Sans VS.. from bone, so birds-Trom-
Match, Olsen VS.. Trombone-Trombone 20,
Olsen 10. Olsen had handicap of 10 out of
As usual Trombone's shooting was the
event OF the day sport, his percentage be-
ing 81
Boyle Has Returned.
ALAN EDA, CAL, Sept. 12.-John J.
Boyle, who had been missing since last
Wednesday morning, has returned. He
came to the home of his step>on. Albert
J. Rounds, on Pearl street this morning
in an exhausted condition. He could not
tell where he had been nor what he had
been doing, but knew that the last place
where he had been was down on the
beach. He is now in care OF physician.
Mrs Graw's Sudden Death.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Sent. 12-Mrs. The
resa Graw, who lived at Railroad avenue
and Webster street, died suddenly this
morning. Mrs Petersen, friend of hers
went out and left her sitting in a chair
When she returned Mr.. Graw was dead.
The cause OF death is supposed to be heart
trouble, but an autopsy and inquest will
be held to-morr
Want t, Play Again
ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 1.-THE Ala
m eda city employees believe that they can
yet beat Oakland, and a challenge will be
issued for another game in the near future.
They are sure second game would result
in reversing The score. The Alan eda Post
office employees ars now talking OF chal-
longing the city team to a game to be
Played here next month.
Alerts Won Again.
ALAMEDA CAL, Sept. l2-The A lert
baseball team beat the San Francisco Ath-
letic Club TO-DAY at the Alameda grounds
by a score of IA TO g.
Hot After Offenders.
BERKELEY, CAL, Sept 12.-Marshal
Llovd last night arrest d John Donovan.
who lives near Ailston way and Sacra-
mento street. for disturbing the peace.
The prisoners brother James Donovan,
attempted to prevent the officer from
making the arrest and, with the assist
ance of Deputy RalsJon ana liberal use
of club, the marshal took both The
brothers TO the lookup.
Warrants Will be sworn out for the m to-
morrow. Marshal Lloyd declares that
many of the tough characters of Berkeley
DeIIeV6 IDey can LranSgreSS tne law with
impunity since the local courts were de-
ciared invalid, and that the Marshal can
not make an arrest without first going to
Oakland for a wArrInt. He proposes by
vigorous use OF his authority to make them
change this opinion.
berkeley Church Notes.
BERKELEY, CAL. Sept. 12.-Rev. Rob-
ert Bentley preached his farewell sermon
this evening at the Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church.
DIR. II. c. Minton of San Anselmo
preached at the Pres byterian Church.
The services OF the Unitarian church
were resumed at Stiles HILL, the sermo on
being preached by Rev. n. ]. 3. Schultz,
who will occupy the pulpit temporarily.
Track Team Benefit.
BERKELEY, CAL, Sept. IA con-
cert Will be given on Tuesday evening at
Shattuck Hal by the Hext Concert Com
pany for the benefit OF the U. c. Track
Team.
Cazettes Victorious.
BERKELEY CAL, Saps. II. The
Berkeley GaZstte baseball team defeated
the Marcuse 81 Remmel team of Alameda