The San Francisco call., 1897-02-15
twenty shots. German ring target, were as

twenty shots, German ring target, were as
follows:
First champion class, J. Young, 432 rings;
second cham piou class, DR.. L. o. Rodgers, 4I9 ;
fl and second classes not filed. First third
class, F. H. Bus shrell, 406; second third class,
L. n. RitZau, 3S7; fourth class. f. H. Goetze,
1856; best first shot, William Gsrms, 25 rings;
best last shot, George A!pers, "a.
A. H. Pare was the high man in the
San Francisco Schuetzen Club for yester-
day. He won the cham pionship medal of
the club for the fourth time and il is now
his property "for keeps" The scores
made on twenty shots German ring target
stood:
Champion class-A H. Pape, AL rings; first
class, George Alpers, 415; second class not
filled; third class, A. Jungblut 3S9; fourth
class, W. c. Morken, 36S; best first shot, j.
Thode %; best last shot, G. Alpers, %.
The NordGeutscher Schuetzen Clubs
Dullseye shoot for cash prizes, while pro-
ductive of many bullseyes, failed to pro-
duce very close centers. The prize. win
ners and their scores as shown by the
measuring machine were as follows:
l. H. sielling. SAT points; 2, F. Rust. 7O5 3,
F. P. Schuster, 7S9; 4, w. Morken, sos; D, O.
Lemcke; $50; 8, L; \. Ritzan; 500; z. H. He'll
1404; 10, A. F. Meyer. 1640.
Many marksmen from the military COM
panies we're out for practice and for COM
petition for their monthly medals The
coming 10U-men team match between the
First and Fifth Regiments is a topic of
NJ much discussion, and both regiments will
put out It's best snots.
The scores made yesterday, ten shots,
military targets, were as follows:
Companies and G-P. ]. Newman az, n.
Owen 50, j. 2. HeilbrOnne 80, W. G. Sparrowe
81, J. Norton AS. II. J. Musgrave 35. j. Giliies
SO, F. sherman 40, F. F. Carson 40, o. c. Nell
son 81, w. W. Thompson 38. R. c. Dunbar
%, R. J. Dowdall So, A. B. Nilson 28 c. Meyer
IA, D. Ellsworth %, W. Brinn "a, +. ]. Povey
40, W. \. Swasey "a A. S. Hatfield 80, G.
Phelps %. Y. Anderson 80, George souther
p, George Petty SO. ]. B. switzer y 30, 5.i D. a.
Conroy %, ]. Ii. Mcknight 81, n. Knudson
p, P A. Larsen 80. w. S Fem Al, o.
MeeGsIy sEaTy a. H. J. W MoeaBa stP@if 1s al y
Ross 38, C. P. Hirst "a, J. Irvine 80,
F. Lansing 40, J. r. Barricklo AZ, T. G. Bantz
80, p. ID. Butt 81, c. Mcdonald So w. R. But
Ter %. ii: Hermann 81, T. H. Armstrong IL,
F. L. McNally 43, p NJ. Diers Al, c. E. Thomp-
son AZ, B. Kelley 49, H. T. Hicks Al. J. Smith
son Al, V. F. Northrop Al, A. H. Kennedy 81,
E c. sutnffe SO, A. E. Anderson AZ. u. F.
Unfred 80, c. F. Waltham A. H. II. Morris 40
Company K-R. ~. Dewar 43. Lieutenant
seely 43, Barley A, Mund 16. Devany lS, Cas-
sidy 3S, E. P. Jacobson 43. Corporal Wrin 36,
Z. d. Montrose 80, C. Mcguire 43, Captain
Cunningham Al, Hynes II, Fegan 20, Meyers
Al, Corporal Utschlg AZ
geant Cook AZ, Sergeant Turton "a, Private
Turton 34 Nathan 80, Willard 40, Ames 81
Corporal Doscner Is, Sergeant H. B. Hawks
40, Pratt 80, Corporal Hawks r. Captain
Miller 81, Mcneil "a, Dever SO, Sheridan 80
Field 3S, Fitzgerald 80, Sergeant Iverson Al
o. O'Brien "a.
A dozen of the good shots of the Inde-
pendent Rifles had a private match with
the muskets for $40. Each man fired five
shots. Following were the winning and
losing teams:
]. Stande Is, H. stande 19, D. Gaitzin Is, C.
Kornbeck 10, c. Mitchell II, w. Lindecker 1G
Total 107
+. Zeizing Is, H. Schlickman ID, C. Lin.
decker II, Kuhlke Is, C. Andrews IL, P. D.
Butt 20. Total 104.