The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19
OLDAG is THE KING.
The Red Mems Captain Wins High
Honors at the Shell Mound
Ranga.

Range.
The memb ers of the Red Mems Schuet-
zen section, accom- panied by their fami-
lies, assembled in large mum bers at the
Shell Mound rifle range yesterday. The
occasion was the annual eagle king shoot.
The marksmen were in the full uniform
of the order. The eagle. made of thick
wood, occupied the top of large pole on
the bay shore, and tough bird it proved
TO be. 1t was literally cut to pieces before
any of the prize winning parts would fall.
The honor of shooting king fell to
Charles Oldag. the captain of the COM
pany. who struck the heart alter fourteen
shots bad been fired, and after all of the
other parts had been shot off by the
marksmen. Besides the kingly honor,
Captain Oldag won a $50 prize and a
diamond medal on that shot. The other
prize-winners and the parts of the bird
they brought down were as follows:
First prize, crown, John Oldag: second
prize, sapter, George Wagner; third prize,
apple. Jonn D. Felderman; fourth prize. ring,
F. A. Mohr; fifth prize, head. George Heuer;
sixth pr.ze, neck, John Tledeman; seventh
prize, right wing, H. Bach; eighth prize, left
wing, W. Kran tzkamm; ninth prize, right
claw, c. stein; tenth prize. left claw, P. H.
Will; eleventh prize, tail, William Dressier
After the eagle shooting and cheering for
the new king was over, the company went
to the target range, where they held q
shoot for prizes, three shots to the score.
John Tiedeman was high with 81 out of IS
points, German ring-tarset. Some of the
others who will win pres are:
H. Weber "a, W. Dressler SO, P. II. Rulfs So.
Henry Bach 90, e. Oldag SO, e. Steiner SO, NJ.
Dieckert So.
The distribution of prizes will be held
next Sunday evening at Turner Hall on
Turk street.
II Ticino Swiss rifle club, also held q
shoot for merchandise prizes and medals.
Their shooting was done on the Blunt tar
get. The champion class team medal, five
shots. was won by the San Francisco
Gruetli Verein, the scores standing: AL
Gehret q. Joseph Fetz 81, John Fret 10,
Ulrich Diethelm 81. The Ticino team
won the silver medal with: s. Moresi 81,
G. L. Camozzi 81, Z. Moresi II, G. Folada
20.
The other winners and prizes we're as
follows:
Public target, five shots-Al Gehret 25, SO;
G. Folada "a, cock; A; Won Weyle "a, caster;
Joseph Fetz "a, album; most bullseyes,
Charles OFT SO, silver set.
Society medal, five shots-First prize, S.
Morel 10; second, ten shots. g. Folada Al !;
third, ten Shots l.. Moresi 40; fourth, ten
Shots u. l.. CamoZzi 80.
There was lots of military shooting for
scores were made, ten shots, Blunt target
Company Captain Richter 43, Lieutenant
q. Huber 43, Sergeant o. F. huber 3s. Ser
geant Moore AZ, Sergeant Sheehap 43, Ser
geant Lemiteyer 81, Corporal Golly Al, Cor
poral Abhoran al, Corporal c. A. Son 80.
Corporal Bucking "a, Corporal Matthison 81,
Allen 40, Bake 80, Behling 35, A Blawat AZ,
Castignino 10, Caro- 81 Cappelman 81, Hail
~, Hauser 49, Kallmann 80, McHardy SO,
Mcfarland 80, Meyer 30, o. ten 40, H. NJ.
Owens 35, Psyson Al, Powers As, Reid 80,
Redell 20, J. {. Ringen Al, L. Ringen 43, j.
siebe 35, NJ. SunerIand a., Weismann "a, A
Delz 35, Wallerl SO.
Company A-Captain Paul;er As, West Is,
Corporal TAFT 30, Brown 26 Corporal Bodw e Ii
30, Yost %, BRINK 80, Peterson 81 Grismore
26. Summers Al, King AZ, Crow 49, Kohler 81
Jumper p, Lieutenant Hunt Sc, De Poy So,
c. Bell 20, Corporal Moore 81, Fairbanks 30
Whitaker IA, J. Ellis 80, Sergeant Strong 80,
Glass 81, Sergeant Dickerson 33, Sergeant
Downie 40, Monroe Is, c. Ellis Al, Johuigan
40, Lieutenant Vaught 40, Mccormick 80.
Company b CITY Guard)-J. Fitz AZ, W. D,
O,Brien 33, I. Hammerson 81, q. Heizmari
81, A. Hammerson 81, Captain Filmer 80,
4: II. Frech 40, Z. b, Peppin SO, E. i. Fimer
81, A McCulloch 80, George Sullivan 80,
w. Proll 25. q. Ungerman 80, 6. Claussenius
40, Lieutenant b. b. Sturdivant 40, ". King
80, L. Z. Cordell 43, c. Perry 46, J. r. Wear
"a. A. Apthrope az, l.. Townsend 80, H. B.
sullivan 81; T. W. Taylor 80, ". N. Kelly IS,
G. D. Bell %, F. Hawley 25, f Fitz serald 26,
H. B. Taylor 40, NJ. Cresalia %, j. Cresalia 10.
Company of the First-Sergeant Burison,
80; II. G. Lehman, 80; W. T. Reardon, IS
Captain J. F. Eggert, 81; Corporal J. NJ. Foley,
81; J. c. LAUDER. So; d. Davis, So; II. j. Left.
mann, 26; Corporal E. A. Williams. SO; Ser
geant Grundman, 43; S. Z. French. %; w d.
Williams, 30; ID: Rodgers, "a; III. Reese, q; j.
S. slattery, AZ Zermer, z.
Knlghts OF the Red Branch Rihes-Captain
J. j. Rogerson, AZ; J. Hogan, 80; Sergeant d.
Russell. 80; James Hayes. %; Sergeant NJ
Gaul, 80; NJ. Kavanagh. %; J. ID. Loughrey