The San Francisco call., 1897-06-14
SCORES MADE IN
A HIGH WIND
Shell Mound Range Alive
With Enthusiastic
Rif1emen.
The Norddeutscher Schuetzan
Cub Holds Special Con.
test for Pres.
Good Scores Made By the Members oi
the c lum bia-MiIitary Marks.
mems Records.

wind was high and blew in gusts all day
number of good scores were made with
! pistol and rifle. The attendance at the
/ Colum bia Pistol and Rife Clubs regular
ciass medal and rs-entry contests was
/ good. Z. Jacobson almost made the pos
sible in the William Gin demann military
muskst match, Creedmoor count. He ran
up nine fives, and his last shot, a low
four, just missed the tive line. Ed Hovey
in The same match ran up a AZ and As in
the face of a nasty wind. f. o. Young,
c. F. Waltham and J. E. German each
scored As.
Young and c. NJ. Daiss shot match for
small purse, the former shooting his
/ pistol at so yards and giving 40 point
| handicap columbia target) and the lat
! ter shooting his rife off-hand at 200 yards.
The scores stood as follows;
Daiss. 60 SO 80 80 6O-247
Young ...---.oS 81 81 b4 6s-294
/ With the 40 point handicap Daiss was
still z points ahead. DR.. L. o. Rodgers,
the president of the club, is doing fine
work with his new Pope barrel, making
/ II and 13 on the three-shot F. II. Bush
nell medal Young made two 12's and
| Pape q Is. On the 10 shot diamond pistol
record medal Daiss broKe the record, with
/ 4, g. 2, 8, 2, 1, g. 2, 5, 49, The scores (Co-
]
Rife, class medals, for members only, 1O-shot
| scores, champion class-Dr. l. o. Rodgers 90,
F. O. Young So F. z. Mason 7s.
First class-A. B. Dorrell 65, E. Jacobsen IL
| 106, a. Gehret 131.
! Second class. E. German 90, NJ. J. White
! Third class-C. F. waltham IIo. A. Hinter.
man III, Mrs. C. F. WHltham 140. Mrs. M. J.
| White 145, q. Msnne I53, w. J. Shreve 16O.
Rifle, re-entry matches, open to all corners.
Rms Ql rif Ao1
! cash prizes 3-shot scores-F o. Young l2-l2
DR.. L. o. Rodgers 1913, A. H. Pape 13
william G4ademann military medal and
Jacobsen, 40. A; E. Hovey, AZ, 4S; f o.
Young. 46, 45; C. F. Waltham, 40; J. E Cor
| man, As
| F. %. Young rife record medal and cash
prizes, 10-shot scores-A. H. Pape 49, Z. Jacob
! sen SO, f. E. Mason 90.
Pistol, 80 yards-ClRss medals, for members
| only, 1O-shot score. Champion class. f.
! German 4S, c. NJ. Daiss 50, Dr. L. o Rodgers
So A. =. DOrrell 81, Ed Hovey 60. F. o.
First ciassz.M. J. White 4S, F. E Mason SO,
| L. Jacobsen Is.
second class--Mrs. NJ. J. White 81, G. NJ.
Third c!ass-Mrs. C. F. waIthsm 1OI, A.
Hintermsnn 100, R. w. Forrest 124. w. ].
Shreve 1916.
! Pistol, re-entry ma tehes, open to aIl-comers.
! 80 yards, Gordon Banding pistol medal and
/ cash prizes, shot scores-F. o. Young, IL, II,
/ Diamond nistol record medal and cash
prizes, 10 shot scores-C. NJ. Daiss, 81, 80; F.
| o. Young. 81, SO; J. E. Gorman, A.
Howerd Carr any revolver medal and cash
| prizes, shot scores-J. E. German, IS, 26, 20;
F. o. Young, 90, "a. 80, 35.
AchilIe Roos % rife medal, ladies' trophies
and cash prizes, shot scores-Mrs. c. F. Wal
than, IL, 16. II; Mrs. o. NJ. Peck, Is, Is;
| Mrs. A. B. Dorrell, Is, 15.
The Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club
varied its usual programme by holding a
| prize shoot with three snots to a score on
the German 25-ring target, possible 70
rings Wi liam Garms, the weIl-known
and enthusiastic rifleman, won the first
honors and first prize with score of 25,
"a, 22-7l. He was very prou1 of his vic
tory, for several crack shots wore in the
competition. The distribution will bs
held next Friday night at $50 Bush street,
when the club will hold a social and re-
union. The other winning scores stood as
follows:
George Pein 81, william Marken 81, F. p
Schuster 90, +. Rust 50, George lpers 50, \.
II. Hellberg 81, D. Won der Mehden 3d. J. D.
Heise 55, J. Peters So, E. Epsen "a.
The members of the Germania Schuet-
zen Club were out in full force, for, in Ad-
dition to their regular contests for class
medals. they held their three-shot re-entry
matches, open to all corners. The scores
German ring target) were as follows:
lNs
class-Flrst. DIR. L. o. Rodgers, 425 rings; sec
ond. D. B. Faktor All. First cIass-Firs. II.
Heiiberg 4o1; second, ]. Peters 374. No sec
Fourth class-w. Morken, 359. Best tirst
shot-H Hellberg, %. Best last shot-W.
Morken, %.
Re-entry matches, three-shot scores-D. B.
Faktor ", DR.. L. o. Rodgers SO. Burieind SO,
n. Ahrens 90, Schuster So, H. Huber 81, Alpers
81, J. Young 81.
In the regular monthly medal shoot of
the San Francisco Schuetzen Club J. d.
Heise won the fourth-class medal ''for
Keeps" The scores, twenty shots, German
ring arget, were as follows:
Champion class-A. H. Pape, 432 rings; first
class, ii. J. Wicker, 424 second class, G. F.
Rust, $50; third class. o. Lemcke, 395 fourth
class, J. d. Heise 369 (for good) Best first shot,
c. Thierbach, %; best last shot, A. H. Pape, %.
were out for their monthly medal con-
tests. Their scores, ten shots, military
target, were as follows:
Companies G and (Nationals)-P. J. New
man 43, J. P. He'll bron Al, C. P. Hurst 40, G. T.
Phelps SO, NJ. A. Froment "a, F. Lansing Sc,
Sergeant j. Gillies 80, Corporal w. Menzel "a,
w. Z. Muller 80, o. G. Nelson 81, J. Mcknight
50, II. J. MuSgrRve AZ, Charles Edwards %, ].
field 81, T. McGilvery 81, w. H. Shaw 3S, Cap
tain ]. w. Dumbrell Al, R. &. Dunbar 21, j. +.
Norton 43, F. Sherman 80, Chris Meyer 49, L.
w. Grant 81, V. F. Northrop 43, Alex Martin
I
Simme 81 A. h. Kennedy 43, J. n. Ross "a, F.
F. Carson AZ, G. J. Petite 80. J. B. switzer So,
A ]. Ruddick 40, R. C. Howe 80, F. ]. Bantz
! %, w. +. Upfred "a, H. Deppin 3S, W. ellis
Al, Q. Z. Thompson Al. A. E. Anderson AZ, J.
! L. Tyson 81, P. d. But t39, I. H. Armstrong 26.
Company K-Sergeant BOtierson 80, w. J.
Goodwin 20, Corporsl c. D. Montrose %, w.
n. Warnexros 40, F. E. Young %, NJ. Holing
! % Captain Cunningham Al, R. NJ. Dewar AZ,
J. Fegan 27, E. Jacobsen 43, J. p. Cassidy 81,
a: J. Hines 90 R. D. Young 81. P. KuIiz 40,
| w. Bush SO, C. J. Mund 43. J. Compana 80.
Independent Rifes-F. NJ. Zelsing Al, F.
Ham Al, E. Jacobsen 40, Jacobsen 43. Lieu
tenant J. Saude 40, P. J. Butt 81, J. Faltin-
ger 80, J. T Huss "a, ]. FaltInger 49, H.
| Staude 30. 7. Finley 80, Sergea ant J. Schneider
| 90 P. Schonig %, Corporal J. Miudermann %,
j. schlichtmann 19. P. Stademann ls, Cor
| poral W. Tnken 16. ]. Donovan 13. Lieuten-
ant E. Maenning Sc, Corporal e. Schneider 33.
Company F-Captain Miller %, Lieutenant
| NtDpert 81, Sergeant IyersOn "a, Sergeant
| Cook Al, Sergeant Brown 81, Corporal Rsine
| 30, Corporal Fitzgerald 3S, Privates Nathan
80, Ames IL, ID. Dolan 50, Field 80, Willard
/ %, E. C. Dever 80, Sheridan %, Du Fresno H.
| McNeill 2s, HeweIcke 80, Varney 20, Cor
man 1S.
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