The San Francisco call., 1897-07-12
FOR MEDALS
AND HONORS
Many Rihemen Were on
Shell Mound Range
Yesterday.
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club
Holds It's Bullseye
Contest,
A Hard Row for Some of the Column
bias to Hoe to Lower Their
Best Scores.

There was plenty of target shooting for
all kinds at he Shell Mound range yester-
day and quite number of good scores
were made. The wind, though at most
times light, was variable, and kept the
marksmen frequently shifting Their
sights. The German sharpshooters were
out in full force for their medal and bulls
eye contests, while the military marks
men kept up rattle OF musketry all dsy.
The attendance at the class medal con-
test of the San Francisco Schuezen Club
was up 10 the average ana the following
were the winners:
Champion class, John Utschig 422 rings;
hrst class, not hledi second CLASS, {. t. Rust
4l6; third c ass, II. oIeting 397; fourth CLASS,
W c. Morken 375; best first snot, John Tnode
"A rings best last shot, L. Haake "a
The regular shoot of the Germania
Schueizen Club ior the club medals
brought nearly all of the best marksmen
10 the front, and The annexed scores were
made:
Champion elass-First, D. B. Faktor, 42S
rings; second, J. Ut.chig, 42S; first class, J.
Peters, 39S; second cIaSs not hlled; third
class, II. }. Wicker 425; fourth class, H.
Nj ecker, 377; best first shot, J. Young, "a; best
last shoI y. Ahrens, "a
the buIIseye shoot of the n Norddeutscher
SchuetZen Club. The winners and their
records, as shown by the measuring ma
chine and IN their order, were as follows:
F P Schuster 357 points. H. Stelling 5I1,
John GeikIn 542, F. Koch 616, John Thode
626 George AIpers 6o7, John hankenau 693,
captain J. Sleue 740, john Peters 76S, L. n.
Rltzau 9I2, J. D. Helse 927, William Giinde-
maun 954, II. II. Burt eino 1403, Emil Ipsen
143l
The regular class medal and re-entry
match shooting of the Colum bia Pistol
and Rife Club took place. and the attend
Rnce was up TO the average. On the
Blanding pistol medal ]. E. German low
cred nj tolal by making ,wo eights and
r. y. Young made Il similar REDUCTION
with one eight, Colum bia target. A. H.
Papes best on the Bushnell medal three
shots, was 8, which did him but little
good, he Is now throwing out all scores
over 5. c. F. WalIham Is going to the
front on the Gllndemann military medal
Creedmoor count. He made two scores
oi A. E. Jacobsen keeps up his gait, also
making two scores of AZ. The highest
scores we're as follows:
Rifle, 200 yards, Columbia target, class
meualS, lor mem bers only, one ten-shot score,
chan pIon CASA. II. Fap- 30, F. o. Young
bS, DR.. l. o. Rodgers "a.
First class-E. Jacobsen 81.
Second class. E. German SO, NJ. J. White
100, q. Barley 115.
Third cIa>S-C. +. Wdltham 10Y, T. XoeQue
135, Mrs. NJ. J. White 2U3
Rife, re-,ntry matches, open 10 all corners,
+. ii. Busnneli rlhe medal and cash pIizes,
three-shoI scores-A- H Paps 8, 8, IL, II; +.
Moenne As.
WilAam Gin deman mi itary medal and
Cash pr .zes, 10 sh OTIS, Gre edmoor count-F o.
Young AZ, E. Jacobsen Al, &. +. Waltham AZ,
J. L. German 46.
Pistol, 50 yards-Class medals, for members
tlT on rnpi,,r, 4
Pape 43, }. L. German 45, r o. Young Al, A
b. DolIell AZ, Dr.. L. o. Rogers SO.
First elass-M. J. White 80. + T. Mason 68
Barley 100.
Pistol re-entry matches, open to all comers
90 yards, Gordon Banding pistol medal and
Casn prizes, 3-shot scores-J. L. German, s, 8,
10, lOi +. D. Young, s, IL; A. b. Dorrell, IA
Diamond pistol record medal and cash
prizes, 10-shot scores-F. o. Young 40 81
Achllle Roos 22-rf1e medal, ladies' trophies
and cash prizes 5-shot scores - Mrs. L. j,
Crane, 8, 19; A. b. DorTel, 8, IL, IA I6; ;
b. K. Crane, 49, IS; Mrs. NJ. J. mite, 10;
MIS-. Z. f. WaItnam, Il
Several revolver shots were on the short
range trying out their weapons with
view of purchasing for the cavalry. Lieu
tenant a. A. Borllnl OF the Fifth Regi.
ment staff made a mum Der of excellent
scores on tue Blunt target, possible fifty
points. The scores of the gentlemen were
as follows: Lieutenant Borlini As. 46, A,
49, A, Al; Charles B. Truitt of Macon,
Mo-, AZ, 43, 46; 5. Y. Costello %, SO, 3S. Al.
AS stated there were many military
shots present and their scores of ten shots
(Biunt taIgeO were as follows:
Company F, First Regiment-Payne 10
Aipers 8, F. l. Brown Al, C. D. Cook 40, Paul
10, NJ. \. Nathan 81, Du tresne 10, Vsrney
40, Fitzgerald 30, RaIne -.
Company f, FINN Reglment-G Mohr 81
Corporal swans IN ~, K. ). Nudge 81 u o.
AK 30 q. 1. Crone 50, {. I. L. Car So. J.
Gent 30, j. l. Smith q, q. Mitchell 80, Fraser
80, George Hansen 80, e. Eckles 80. CAPTAIN l.
/. Wenk 81, e. P. Eggleston 27, W. F. Dad. rs,
Lieutenant CovaulI Al, A. Han en- so ~
S hui!z II, A. Hariord 49, Dayi, 80, A. aar.
kels ~, Peterson 81, DooIing 44 Carpenier
%, 7. r. Johnson 40. Corporal Carney AZ. Cor
poral NIekerson Az R. Hansen 43, G. nonre
20, Clark 33, Gr fin 30. Barker 81, Ferle 33.
McCruddIn IL, Lieutenant W. II. CobbledIcx
a.. w. A. Brsnders AZ, ". Sears 80.
Companies { ana u (Nationais)-F. P. Lans-
ing &c. &. 7. Phelps Al, w. Manzrl 45, p J.
Nunau 80, u. j. Musgrave Al. William ellis
"a, FIoment %, Arms trong %, o. G. Nelson 81
K. G. bun bar Is, F. +. Carson 81, V. +. Northrop
Gevery 80. J. Gillis SO, 5. W. Grant rs, P. A.
Larsen 81, Mex light Al, r. +. Bachelor "a
Charles swasey 81 +. J: Povey 39, V. J. Ander-
son 20, j. B. SwI.zer 81, Captain E. c. Sutiine
43, 4. Z. Howe "a, I. G. Baniz ., II Deepen 2s
W. +. UhiTed 50, a. Martin 18, l.. ID. Butt 36
A. II. Kenneay AZ, a. J. Ruddiek 40 c. f.
Waltham 43, J. L. TYSON SO, A. L. Anderson
43, Z. T. thompson ~.
Company K OF the First-Sergeant Better
sen 81, DeBcrnardl AZ. w Wo0dwin "a A.
Hynes II, L. Jacobsen 80, Wider 81. r. D.,
Young 81, K. Green 81, c. J. Mund 80, Kurtz
43, Wren 50, Corpora Dewsr 49, Flgan "a.
Independent Riies-P. D. But 35. I. Fred
erickson Il, Corporal Mipdermann 21, H.
tieder. ckson D, Corporal j. A. Sang 25 Ser
geant J. II. Scnue. der 81, II. Staude 3S Jacoo-
son 43, e. Lindecker 80, Corporal c. Schneider
%, Lieutenant Moenning 80, 2. II. Schonig "a