The San Francisco call., 1897-05-31
The Red Men Hold a Pic
mic and Shooting
Festival.
Many Marksman Were on the
She'll Mound Range Yes.
terday.
George Schultz Defeats w. Glinde.
mann in a Private Match.
Smaller Firearms.

The early boats took across the bay yes
terday large number of people bound for
Shell Mound. The occasion was the an.
nual picnic and shooting festival of the
lndepe ndent Order OF Red Men. That body
assem- bied at its hall in this City and
marched in uniform, headed by brass
band, to the ferry.
The attendance was large and all had a
most enjoyable time. large mum ber
spent the day in the dancing pavilion,
others bowled for cash prizes but the
greatest interest was centered in the shost-
ing range.
The organization offered $207 in cash
prizes Tor the best centers and the m ost
points on the point targets. In each of
these events the prizes ran from 500 10
81 %, besides prizes for first and last bulls
eyes. As 1t was putlic shoot a large rep
resentatlon OF all the other clubs was
present and shot with more or less sue
cess. Owing to the large mum ber of tick.
cts shot IN the results Will not be known
Gnnl tuesday evening, by which time the
snootlng com mmlttee will Lave figured UP
the points. Next Wednesday evening
the prizes will be distributed at $40 Bush
street. Some OF those who are pretty sure
OF winning prizes are Gus Glind emann
Mr.. Mcmillan OF San Jose, III. He'll berg,
w. Gllndemann, q. Schultz. l.. RitZau,
II. Huber, H. II. Burfeind and Others.
One oil the principal events of the day
was ffty-shot match on the 200-yard
range. German ring target, between George
Schultz and William G.indemann. the
latter to shoot off-hand and Schultz at
double rest. and allowing one point per
shot. The contest was very close, but
Schultz wou by 80 points. The match was
for $25 side. The scores, in runs of ten
Shots, were as follows:
Schultz. 223 21s 21O 21I-1O73
Giindemann. zoe 200 184 1873 205- 1913
Add to Glindemann's 993 the handicap
of so points makes 1043, wnich still gave
Schulz the victory and purse by 80 points.
This WAS the second match between the
two. In the first Glindemann was the
winner.
Two OF the military companies held
their regular monthly medal shoots for
class medals, Blunt larger, ten shots, and
their scores are here given:
Company MI. N. Boscus 80, A. A. Nutter
81, Sergeant T. II; Sonntag o. T. f. Maher 80
80, Captain T. f. O'Neii 34, F. T. Engle 50. L.
E. Ayhens Sc, H. P. Lage 26 NJ. j. Lyons 81
Z, 6. Reay 80, 0. Vo!kmann 81, F: L. Owens
"a, F. Macdonald "a. Corporal w. P. Maher
"a, Sergeant ". L. Wall 27, Corporal ]. W.
Maher 34
Company Captain Richter Al Blarvat IL
Wlesman A., Ot:en Al, Powers 40, Sergeant
o. F. Huber 80. Corporal Ahlborn 80, Kull
man SO, Ringen 80, Allen 49, Hall 35, Corpo-
raj {. A. Son 81. Caro- 81, Won Staden 81,
Jones 80, Dez 80, Corporal Mathewson 80,
Bucking 35, Walpern 81, j. Siebe "a. Behling
33, Re- ieh 33, Cappeiman 80. Sergeant Leme-
Ieyer 80, Seyden 81, Diettich 81, Corporal Day
20, Bake 27, Phi born "a.
Quite numb Der of the memb bers of the
Columbia Pistol AMI Rifle Club were on
the flfty-vard range shooting the pistol
and small rife for small pools. These
matches are becoming very interesting
and several with good purses have been
shot. One OF the most important was be-
tween Charles NJ. Daiss. the cham pion
pistol-shot, and A. H. Pape, who is so
we'll at the front with the fine rife. They
fired a 50-shot match, Daiss with the
pist tol at 80 yards and Pape with the rife
at 200 yards. Daiss gave Pape handica p
OF 35 points on the Colum bia target. 1t
was in reality return match for the one
in VIII ch Pape was the victor several
weeks ago. In the last match Daiss did
excellent work, his 10-shot scores being
So. Sc, 45, 43, Sc; total. 238. Pape made
303, and IS handicap 26S giving Daiss a
victory by 30 points. Aside from the
purse won Daiss and his friends had a
French dinner at Mr. Pape's expense.
In the private ma ches yesterday sew
eral excellent scores were made on the
Colum bia target with pistol and 22.caliber
rife. The best scores on matches were as
follows: