The San Francisco call., 1897-03-01
The Clay Disk Season
Opened at Alameda
Point.
The Lincoln aud Encinal Gun
Clubs Hold Exciting Tour
namentS.
Valuable Cash Prizes Will Be offered
During the Month by the
Former Cub.

The bluerock season opened in earnest
at Alameda point yesterday afternoon,
when the Pacific Tournament Associa-
tion's s fine grounds were the scene of q
tournament given under the auspices of
the Lincoln Gun Club.
OF the eight matches composing the
programme, exclusive of pool shoots, the
TWEEN ty- bird events were the most notable,
in which, in addition to the entr ance
money, 81 so was added to the cash
prizes,
Alismatches were shot under the rules
of the American Shooting Association,
class shooting prevailing, and all ties di-
viding.' In the case OF four moneys being
allowed, the purse was distributed in sums
OF IS. 80, 20 and Is per cent, and in the
case of three moneys, As, 80 and 25 per
cent. In the first and second fifteen. bird
m atches Webb and o. Feudner broke
every Disc but the highest score in the
TIVE nty- bird matches stopped one short of
the complement. Following are the
scores:
Fifteen birds-O. Feudner 49, Tanning II,
Webb Is, Neumann 13, Fox 8, F. Feudner II,
8, slade 8, Palmer 8, Andrus IL, Carr 10,
Karney IL. Thorn z, Justin IL, King IL. Owens
TO- w. j. Golcher II, H. C. Golcher u. Coffin
10, Cate 10, Cuthbert 8, Barney IL, Fisher 10,
Ter g.
Fifteen birds-O. Feudner Is. Tanning 13,
Webb Ia, Nauman II, Fox II, F. Feudner IL.
Tromec 10, Sands 13, Olson 8, Slade IL, Thorn
t. Jus =, Carr 10, Owens 13, W. J. Goicher
II, White 10, H. C. Golcher Z, Coffin II, Haight
49, Fnckeugef IL, E. Foster 13, ingalls, 10,
Fisher 10, Forster II, Clabrough, Matteson.
Twenty pirds-o. feudner 19. Tanning II,
Webb 1o, c. Nauman 16 Fox IL, F. Feudher
Is, Tromec 16, Sands II, Burns IA, Potter IA.
E. Foster 49, sIade Ia. Karney IL. Carr II
Owens IL w. }. Golcher Is, White 16 H. &.
Golcher 15 Coffin Is, Haight lS, Custins Is,
Foster II, Andrus IL, II. Nauman 6, ingalls,
Ia, Olson Is, Young II, Barney 1S Clabrough
Is, DIR. Carver IA. Matteson IL, King Is.
Twenty blrds-o. Fendner IL. Tanning ls,
Webb II, Nauman 1S. Fox 10, F. Feudner.1 ia,
Tromec II, Sands Is. Burns 15, Potter &, Ed
gar Fos,e I6, Slade l3, karney 10, Carr 10,
Owens IL, w. J. Golcher 10, White 13, II. Z.
Golcher IL, Coffin Ia. Haight 13, Justins 6,
Flickenger IL, Beckett g. Cate 10. Wiegel IA.
Andrews. IA, Barney Is, Forster 10, King IA.
Young IL.
Fifteen birds-o. Feudner IA. Tanning IL.
Webb 10, Nauman II, Fox II. F. Feudner IL,
Tromec 10, Sands IL, Burns 10, Potter 10, Ed
gar Foster 8, Slade 10, Karney l3, Carr g.
Owens s. Barney 10, Justius 10 FlicKenger j
Reckert z, Cate 10, Haight IL, Cuthbert 3,
Johns 10.
Fifteen birds-Javete g.. ,.Alderton 13, Eugene
Foster Is, Barney 15. Lswis 2, Clark Z, kerri-
10. Tanning IL, Webb 10, Nauman 8, Fox IL,
r Feudner ID, Carr IL, Halght 13, Justins II,
Cate IA, Karney IL, King 8. Whitney. IL,
Grant 10, Young 8, Vandal H. C.aorough -
Price q.
Ten biris-O. Feudner 8, Tanning g. Webb
g, Nauman q, Fox 8, +. reudner 8. Carr 2,
Hale hit 8, Justins z. Cate 10, karney z, King 3,
Whitney 8, Grant S, Young s, VandaIi S,
Owens 10, Clark z.
The regular club shoots of the Lincoln
Gun Club begin next Sunday with 100
and % bird match. The first is record
match open to all, the prize being hand
some gold medal, 10 be known as the 100
bird record medal. which will become the
property o. the party who wins it the
greatest number OF times in the six shoots
of the season. The second event on the
programme is a shoot for 500 in cash and
$l00 in prZes, also open to all. There
will be three classes, and the money and
prizes will be shot for in the sixth shoot,
each man shooting in the class to which
he belongs. Back scores can be made
good at any'shoot up TO and including
tt e fifth.
The tournament following on the third
Sunday of the month will be for mem bers
only. Both events on the programme are
twenty-five bird matches. One hundred
and fifty dollars will be distributed in
prizes among the five classes competing
in the first event in sums OF $40. $50, $50,
$25 and $40 each purse being subdivided
into 60 and 40 per cent. The second match
is for $100 cash. All contes estants will be
classified at the close of the fifth shoot,
and in all cases parties desiring to qualify
for prizes must compete in every match.
At Birds Point yesterday the Encinal
Gun Club also held bluerock tourna-
ment for five. four, three and two moneys,
40, 80, 20 and 10 per cent; So 80 and 20 per
cent and 60 and 40 per cent respectively.
The sum of 50 so was added to the twenty
bird match. Tne scores follow:
Ten singles. H. Brownley 9. O. Fingler Z.
T. Eisfeldt 5, E. L. Dunshee 5, Rogers 9, Betton
g. Bickerstaff z, J. Wilson 8. NJ. Mcdonald s.,
r. ltjen 5, A. Melletz 5, d. Wulzen 81 J. Knigb t
g. ". Ough 6, H. A. Boyd 3, H. Dunshee G.,
1hiebaut 2.
Fifteen singles j. H. Brownley IL, O..