The San Francisco call., 1897-04-05
OPENING DAY AT
SCHUETzEN PARK
Excellent Scores Made at
the San Rafael Shoot
ing Range.
Five Thousand Picnickers Crowd
the Grounds and Contend
for Priz,s.
The Scores Made b. Marksmen on
the Shooting Range at She'll
Mound Park.

The semi-annual prize shoot of the Cali.
fornia Schuetzen Club together with the
opening OF the grounds for the picnic sea-
son OF 1897, attracted crowd of over 5000
to Schueizen Park, near San Rafael, yes.
terday.
Money and prizes were offered in the
various sports, and all through the day
the merry making was continued. A
great crowd was centered about the shoot
ers. and every score was watched with in.
| terest.
In the large dancehall band was sta
toned and dancing was INDUCED in by
hundreds at time. Considerable inter.
est was taken in the bowling alley, where
money prizes attracted the attention of
the picnickers.
Others found amusement in the various
sports on the grounds. No accidents
marred the pleasures of the day. and
Manager Jacobs was quite pleased with
the manner in which everything went off.
On the range some excellent scores we re
made The light was good and there was
| no breeze blowing across the range. The
shooting was spirited.
M. Miller OF Sacramento made the first
6ullseye il the morning. John Utschig
e,
Ihe last bullseye in the forenoon was
made by A. Junenlut.
In the afternoon c. Meyer scored the
first buiIseye and D. w. Mclaughlin the
last. Prizes were offered foi these.
John utsch1g made the highest score on
the ring target. making 81 out OF posi-
Bile 100. D. B. Faktor followed this with
| a score OF 96.
The following is a list of the highest
scores made on the ring targets, for hich
iorty prizes were offered, amounting to
$275.
John Utschig sr. 81, D. B. Faktor 90, CAPTAIN
Attinger 93. A. Pape o. H. Schroeder 92. T.
>; 90 carroll 80 +, B. schuster 81, F. G. Mason
20, r Finkinp 80. A. Breus- SO. A. Jungblui
81. Captain Kuhnle 80, c. Tnier ch s5, DR..
| Bangs S5. A. Strecker So, II. II. Pape 90. L
Bendell SO; O. Bremer 80. F.. schus,er 81. W
ID. Eckhafd 80, DR.. Rodgers 90. n. Anrens 81
d. Buffeind SO. E. Ladd Sc. A. Strecker 81, III.
GehreI 80, A. Ehrenpiort SO, C. Meyer S6 C.
Eging s6, E. schmid s5. F. E. Mason s5, F.
AttDgsr S5.
The members of the press were offered a
prize for the highest score on th, honorary
targets. w. Saa burg captured the prizs
with score OF 53 out of a posi- BILE 75
The following are the scores in the pres.
| shoot:
r.; C. Kirk "a. V. c. Nahl 80. c. L. Rhodes 80
w. Saslburg 53, +. F. Runyon 90
II On the honorary target, for which $1,000
worth of prizes were offered, consisting Of
lewelry, siverware and useful household
| articles, there were 100 prizes. The targets
were open TO ali.
Following is list of the highest score.
| made:
C. J. Walden 70, a. N. Pape ~, DR.. Bang.
II. John Utschig II, A. Ehrenpfort 6s, F
A.tinger 6s, A. Jnngblut 81. A. Dornbiereri
67, II. Burieind 81, F: Kuhule 81, d. W. Nc
Lsughlin 81, Captain Kuhnle 81. o. Bremen 81
e, Malthsm g., J. Tiedemann 66, N
IS, W. Ehrenptort 65, 4. GehTet ''nSs, SSsl
F; E; Mason II, l. BendeI II, G; Meyer IL. /
Charles Thierbach 20, D. W. McLaughiin 10
A. ssreekeT 69, I. schuster 80, F. Rushstal
| ler 90, r. Finking 90, n. Ahrena 90, j. Meye,
6S, A. Gresel 6s.. Ii. Helberg SO, A. Ehren
pfort 65, III: Schroeder 65. 1. c. Batun 65, A
Juneb. IS. J. Jones 65, J. f. Rob nson 65. A
Busjei IS, Captain Attinger IS. NJ Miller 65
II. Huber "a. A. Won Wvle Ga, J. c. Walter 63
c. Eging 63, H. Stettin 62, C. Nobman SO.
The distribution of prizes will take plac.
Thursday evening April 5, at Eintrach
Hall in San Francisco.