The San Francisco call., 1897-07-26

of As, which raised his total 10 AGA. T. ..
'Youpg's best was As. making his total
46S Ernest Jacobsen made. the greatest
gain during he day. His best was As, but
gain of IA points and total of 48O The
musket scores, Creedmoor and CoIum bia
ring counts, were as follows:
E. HovEY.
M1Iffsrv:,55 Einf.: ,.S55 2s 3 3 ss ss
C. +. wALTHAM
Military Mhing .............S s. 9s
F. H. BUSHNELL
Mniary nInF ;5 .::.5 y 'ssS- = =
F. o. YOUNG.
dlnssi:. Misary....:....::.5 ..:..:. : "a Is
E JACOBSEN.
Eins. /. g .:;......-..-...5 Il 75
There was another record broken, and
J. E. German now stands at the head of
The pisto-shooters. On the Seward range
he made 30 points in ten shots, or 10 be
more explicit, he punched the ten bullets
In circle three inches in diameter. Eis
shots were 3, 8, 5, 4. 2, 8, 3. 3, 3, 80. A.
b. Dorrel made the same score lat year,
but Gormans was the best by Creedmoor.
Alter this performance he fired ten shots
In the Bushnell three-shot medal match,
and made total OF % or four points bet
ter than the former, but it could not be
counted on the record. In fifty consecu-
tive shots German made tn remarka bic
run of 1S4 points. He can now hold his
own with the best pistol shots in the
world, at least so the Stockton CLUB
thought when its mem bers saw him shoot
on their range last Saturday. The other
scores made were as follows:
Rife re-entry matches, open 10 all comers,
200 yards, Columbia target, F. Il. Bushnell
rifle, medal ana cash prizes, 3-shot scores-F.
o. Young II, II. Hellberg 80.
William GIinderman military medal and
cash prizes, 10 shots, Creedmoor COUNT.
Hovey, 40 A.; C. F W95thBsm, AZ, a; E,
+. o. Young, 46, 45.
Casn prizes on flags, inch centers, made
during mouth.
On Bushnell medal-F. 0. Young 4, Dr..
Rodgers l, A H. PHpe l.
On GlindermAn medal-E HoYey 3, ]. E.
German 2, +. o. Young l.
Pistol, re-entry matches, open to all corners,
so yarus, Columbia target, Gordon Banding
J. stol medal and cash DriZ' a.. 3 .sho, Scores-J.
L. German, 3, g, 8; F. O. Young, 6, 10. 10; F.
II. Bushnell, IL, "A, IA 4; a. B. DJrrtll, II
D smoHd pistol r, cord medal ard cash
prizes. l0-,hot scores-F. O. Young, 80; J. E.
Gormsn, 80, 80.
Howard Carr, any revolver, medal and cash
B5.zst, s., S. 0-sh0' ''0'e'-A B D0FF'li' 3D. 3d.
Acniue Roos, 22-rife medal, ladies' trophies
end casn prizes s.. hot scores-A B. Do1rell,
Il j Ms VI. "al'n'm' H. IL E. Jacobsen 8
Cash prizes on ,gs, inch centers, made dur
Ing month, Blanding medal-GormaR z, Young
g. Bushnell l.
22-rife meda.-Dorrell Z, H. R. Crane 8,
Mrs. c. F. Waltham g. Dr. L. o. Rodgers l, Z.
Jacobsen 8, Mrs. Nj. j. White l, Mrs l.. J.
Crane 4.
A large number of German sharp
shooters were on the range and their
scores were equal to and in many in
stances above the average.
The builseye contest OF the San Fran
cisco Schuelzen Verein resulted in the fol-
lowing winning cash prizes, ds shown by
The measuring machine, in the order of
their success:
ii D. Heise 90 points; I'd. B. Faktor,
5-R. Fiuking, Az; 6-H. Hellberg. 554; =
G. Thierbs $40: SO. Lemcke 678; 81
Gefkln. 735; 10-F. ?. sehnster, 744; i'll.
n wTeden o6 ~ 12yf Nd>cse kcea, 932 iGG, l3EJ
]. Lankenau, 1898; 16--N. Ahrens, 1872 IL
T. F. Goetz, 1899: l8-C. +: Rust, l4l8; 19-
A. F. Meyer, 1434; 20-L. N. Ritzau, 1870
Annexed are the scores OF the prize
winners of the Germania Schuetzen Club
in the bullseye contest:
Frst, F. P. schuster 342 points; second, w
Morken 404; third. D. b. Faktor sos: fourth,
r. Rust 635 filth, H. Hellberg 739; sixth, y.
Ahrens 1912; seventh, William Garms 1923.
The monthly shoot of the Nord Deutscher
SchuetZen Club for class medals resulted
in the following eoing TO the head OF their
respective classes:
Champion class, not filed; first class, not
filled; second class, J. Lankenau 377 rings;
third class, William Morken 1888; fourth class,
Henry NJ Wreden 31S. Best first shot, o..
Leinke "a; best last sAot, r. Rust "a
At a recent meeting the Red Men
changed the name OF their snarpshooters
from the shooting section TO the shooting
loN h0 I1Qn
lis regular class medal contest, and The
following scores were made:
Champion class-John Tiedeman 401 rings
Firs t-class-Captain Olday 314, Second-class-
J. A. Mohr 3l7 Understanding lam Dress
Ter 318. Fourth-ciass-F. Richards rs;
Best first shot, John Tiedeman ~; pest
last shot, F. Richards 81.
Four members of the Nord Deutschers
ad private match for small purse.
The scores OF five shots stood: Gus
Schultz II, w Gotschald 38-1l5; f.
Groveman 55 Henry Halls 21-76.
Several com mpanies of military MARKS
men were out for their regular monthly
medal contests. Their scores, ten shots,
Blunt target, were as follows:
Company OF the First-Captain Richter Al,
Sergeant Huber 40, Sergeant Moore az, ser
peant Corcoran 81, Sergeant Sheehan 40, Ser
g AIT Lemeteyer 81, Sergeant Golly 90, COT
PPoral Ahlborn 43, Corporal 1z Bpcking 3' So
Blawnt 40, Diez SO, Hall 80. Mecartny 36.
Meyer So Payson 81, Redell 80. J. c. RIngen
al, l. Rlngen Al, Seyden so, kallman -, NC
Partlend 81, Powers 40 often 40, Koch 43,
Weismann SO.
Company M-Captain T. F. o'Neil 81, Ser
geant Z. H. Sonntag 27, Sergeant ]. n. COLBY
43, Captain W. Maher 80 Volkman 81, Hit
20, Nutter 36. f. KeI 80, Boscus 28, Lyons
8, Ayhens 80, Lage "a, Eis.n bers 10.
Bluerock Shoot.