The San Francisco call., 1897-03-01
SHOT BIG HOLES
IN THE BLACK
A. H. Paps's Phenomenal
Run on the Columbia
Target.
In a Hundred and E ghty.Five
Shots Not One Missed
the Bullseye.
Gcoi Scores ana Many Marksmen al
the Shell Mound Park
Butts.

scores made at the Shell Mound rifle
range yesterday. The wind and the light
were favorable, and the marksmen as a
rule appeared to be in good condition.
The attendance at the Germania Clubs
regular and special bullseye events was
large. considerable money being shot in
on the public match, upon which a num-
Der of cash prizes will be distributed at
the end of the season. In this com petit
ton the best bullseyes and the marks
men, as shown by the measuring machine,
We re as foiiowS:
A. Jurgblut 21S points, H. Huber 224, j.
Young 252, c. Ihierbseh S31, D.. B. Faktor
schuster 1899, Nick Ahrens 1246, L. haake
1892.
The regular bullseye shoot of the club
gave the following scores and winners:
H. Zecher 1876 points, George Alpers $50, J..
Tiedemann 276, D. B. Faktor 459, J. Utschig
47s. A. Jungblut 493, ]. E. Klein 696, b.
HellDerg 719.
The turnout of the Columb bia Pistol and
Rifle Club was also large. A. P. Pape is
we'll in the lead in the contest ior the
| beautiful medal presented by F. H. Bush
nell. Yesterday he lowered his best ten
scores on the Columbia target with the
one center from 105 10 96, and his third
score of 7 eoualed the best ever made.
run OF 1S5 shots, none OF which was out of
the black. 1t is possible that this run has
never been beaten. The military musket
shooters of the club devoted considerab BILE
time to experiments with the new smoke
| less nitro powder No. l, and found by
using 60 grains bulk with q 405- grain bull
let excellent results were obtained, as
shown in the appended scores. The COM
petition in the revolver match has taken
| a spurt. Dorrell and Roberts each made
27 in six Shots or an average of a g. 10
circle. On the Rife Record medal 10
shots, DR.. l., o. Rodgers took the lead
with 46 or an average of Az. The best
scores made, Columbia targe., were as fol-
lows:
Rife, 200 yards, re-entry, F. H. Bushnell
med al three shots-A II. Pape, z. 10, 10, IL,
IL Captain Kuhnle. 10; DR.. L. o. Rodgers, II;
w. Glindemann, IA; +. o. Young, l5.
w. Glindemann military medal, re-entry,
10 shots, Creedmoor COUNT. Hovey, AZ, 46 :
L. o. Young, AS; c. F. Wa.tham, 45; NJ. j..
White, AZ, Al.
FO Yonn. rife record medal. re-entry, ten
shots-Dr. l. o. Rodgers, 46; F. o. Young, 81 /;
Most ags dunng the month, cash prizes
A. H. pape 6; F o. Young, 3; DR.. L. o. Rodg-
ers, 3; Captain Kuhnle. 3
Pistol and revolver, re-entry matches, so
yards, Gordon Banding medal, 3 shots-F. O.
ioung 10, J. E. German IL.
Howard carr. srmy rsEalyer medal, six shots
I, 81 ID. q,
30, 80, 40; Cap,ain j. E. Klein, 81, So.
Diamond record pistol medal. ten shots-J.
E: Gorman, 43; Ed Hovey, 49, So; F. O.Young,
Achille Roos, 22.caiber rife medal, so yards,
five shots-Ed Hoyey, IL, II, II; A. B. Dorrell.
IL, II. 49, f. o. Young, IL, 13: DR.. L. o. Rop-
gers. 2l; Mrs G. F. Waltham, 10, %.
The regular bullseye shoot OF the San
Francisco Schuetzen VereIn for cash
prizes resulted in the following winners
nd hnT hxy hn -,
machine:
Utschg 1872, G. a. Schultz 317, Charles Thier-
bach 419, F. p. Schuster 589, f. Koch 671,
A: Fl. Pape 679 w. Ehrenpfort 695, e. F. Rust
j. NJ Hartmann 1909, John Buettler 1909. o.
Lemcke 1882, E. II. Goetze 1888, ]. Tiede-
mann 1O91, A. Jungbiut 1131, A. Bertelsen
1885 R. stettin 1886.
Annexed are the scores of the Nord-
deutscher Schuetzen Club at its regular
monthly shoot for club medals, twenty
shots, German ring target. Alber rt
Meyer became the permanent owner Of
the fourth class medal, having won it four
times.
Champion class, not filed; first class,
George Alpers. APT rings; second and third
classes, not filed; fourth class, Albert Meyer,
3QS; best first shot. f. Rust, %: best last shot
IL. Steling, "a.
luc Ilou Acu CHoOtlHk ScCllOu uclu
its monthly class medal shoot with these
results, twenty shots, German ring target:
Champ pion class, w. Kreutzkamm 356 rings
first class. c. Oldag, $40; second class, Z. H..
kulffs, 327; third class, e. Werner, 273; fourth
class, F. Richards. 225 c. Werner won the
first and LAST builseyes on % and % rings.
Quite number of military shots were on
the range and their scores, ten shots,
military target, were as follows:
Company /, First acknowledgements
Huber Al, Lieutenant Tobin AZ, Sergeant
Huber a., Sergeant Moore 3S, Sergeant Cor
coran 35, Sergeant Lemeteyer 80, Corporal
Golly 80, Corporal Ahlborn Al Cor poral Son
3S, Van Staden 81, Allen 81, Bake 81, Benliug
SO, Blawat 80, Caro- 36. Cappelmann 38, Hall
81, X ,ilmann 43, Mcpartland 81 Never 80
Otten 80. Payson SO, Reio 40, J. c.. Rineen AZ,
Seyden "a, Stripped 40, Owens Al. Koch "A
Wolpern 81, Reichardi 25, Fen mig 16, Stolz IN
wald %. Day II. Diez 81, Manning s, Detrch
%, Redel %.
Company NJ, First Regiment-Musician
Charles Nelson 80, Private A. Nutter 81, O..
Volkman So 7. Maher 10, P. Duffy %, NJ j.
Lyous % J. Smith Is. w. II. Spi,man 81, f.
Macdonald 81. +. Merwlu 80. Captain T. r.
O'Neii Al, }. Mitchell %. f. l. Kelly "a, E.
Gsffse 10, F. o. E. Lyon ls, D Taylor
Owens 20, Sergeant W. Wall 81,
Sergeant }. W.. Colby 3s, p F. Casey 80. P. H.
Sonntag %, Corporal Fred l.. Kelly 81 w
Mahcr AZ, CharIes Noyes "a, S. b. Farnham
80, F. T. Engle 80, c. Za1ser "a, George Hinck
16, J. Maher 20. 4. Strott 81 Private j. MUIR
phy 80. j. Boscus 80, W, Buhiinger "a, J. Nc
Cabe %, A. J. Murray %, George Bubilnger
40, L. Ayheus 81