The San Francisco call., 1897-04-12
RIFLE AND PISTOL
RECORDS BROKEN
A Lively Day Before the
Targets at Shell
Mound.
Several Excellent Scores Made
by the Columbia's
Members.
F. P. Schuster Wins the Siebe Bullsey e
Observation-Disclosures Cash
PriZ.. Winners.

There were lots of shooting On the Shell
Mound Rife Range yesterday. With
wind light and atmosphere good num-
ber of excellent musket, fine rife, pistol
and revolver scores were made. The CO.
Iumbia Pistol and Rifle Club held its regu-
lar monthly shoot for class medals, be-
sides the contests in the re-entry matches
for cash prizes open TO all corners. On the
rife record medal contest T. E. Mason ran
up an excellent score (Colum bia target) of
5, 5, 3, 4, 5, 4, 8, g. 5, $40. Z. Jacobsen in
his cIass-medal score of ten shots also
made 49, the best score ever shot in class
contest on the new Columb bia target. Ed
Hovey. with his musket, scored AZ and
two 46 scores (Creedmoor COUNTY. J. E.
German broke the six-shot revolver coast
record on the Carr revolver re-entry
match, making 6, a, g. 3, 3, 7-26. He also
made remarkable series of scores on the
Banding three-shot match, eight scores,
being 9, 8. g. 10, II, 5, 6. 10. He was the
best man in the champion class, with 49,
all the other champions Withdrawing
without finishing their scores. The scores
on the two ranges were as follows:
Rife-Re-entry matches. open to al comers,
200 yards, Columbia target, T. h. Bushnell
rifle medal and cash prizes, three shot scores: ::
A. H. Pape 9, IL, IL; L. o. Young 13. o. A.
Brun er 81, G. SchultZ 20.
william Glindeman military medal and cash
prizes, ten shots, Creedmoor count-E Hoyey
AZ, F. o. Young 46, Jaconsen 43.
F. o. Young rife record medal I'd cash
prizes, ten shot scores = F. Z. Mason AZ, T.
Jacobsen 90, g. II. Dow 156.
Glass medals, for members only, one 10-shot
score with rifle. champion ciass-F. E. Mason
90, +. o. Young 61, A H. Pape o.
Firsl-class-E. Jacobsen 49, II. Hillberg 67,
G N, Daiss n, Captain Klein SO, A: B. Darrell
80, o. A. Bruner 105, g. Schulz 107
Second-crass--J- Z. German IA, q. Barley 81,
I'M J. White ia
Third-class-G Mannel 116. C. F. waltham
I46. Mrs. White 153, Mrs. WaJtham 100, Mrs.
L. J. Crane 1853.
Pistol-Re-entry matches, open to all-com-
ers, Do yards, Columbia target; Gordon Bland
ing pistol medal and cash przes; three-shot
scores: }. Z. German, 5, g. 9, o, 8; A. b. Dor
rell II, F. o. Young 10.
nri1as Diamond pistol record medal1 and cash
German 80, 42. T. o. Young 40.
howard Carr any revolver medal and cash
prizes, six-shot scores-J. (. German 20, SO,
39 90
AchiIle Roos 22.caliber rife medal, ladies'
troPhiies ana cash prizes, fve-shot seores-Miss
Z. Wilson 4 10, 18. E. jacobson 12 l2 l3
J: IL. Dow g.. u. Mrs. L. ]. Crane IL, II, l6,
II. Mrs. Q. N. Peck II. IS. A. B. DorreI I3,
ID. Mrs. q. +. Waltham I6, IL
Class medals, for members only, one ten-shot
score With pistol. Champion class-J. E. Cor
man 49. Ed Hovey Withdrawn, C. NJ Daiss
Withdrawn, A II. Pape Withdrawn, f. o.
Young withdrawn, A. B. Dorrell withdrawn
First class-CapIain ] E. Klein go. F. E.
Mason 81. NJ. J. White 90.
Second class-G. NJ. Barle So
Third class-C. Roberts 50. c. F. Waltham
90, Mrs. NJ. J. White 80. W. Unfred 100. r.
W. Forrest 131. Mrs l.. J. Crane 163, Mrs. G.
+. Waltham 205
The Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club was
we'll represented at its regular buIlseye
shoot. The most important event IN this
contest was the final winning of the beau
tlful medal presented by Captain L. Siebe.
proprietor of the range. He offered the
medal to the marksman making the three
best bullseye centers in the past twelve
shoots. f. p. Scbuster was the lucky
man, his best centers as shown by the
measuring m achine being 142 17S and 394 /:
total ia points. William Garms on be-
half of the donor made the presentation