The San Francisco call., 1897-10-25
Company K Wins the Pretty
Foster Prize for the Last
Time.
Members of NJ Have the Choice of
Two Other Desirable Gifts From
Friends.

tne roster trophy ana Company i took
the choice of the Wieland. Mangels ana
the Obermeyer trophies.
For the past three months Companies
K, / and NJ have besn in active practice
for the contest for these prizes, the last of
the lot that were put up for competition
before the consoli iatiop of the State mi
litia. The Foster trophy was offered for
the best team of twelve men VINO should
win the same three times in annual COM
petition. Company X was successful
twice, and this year the final was to be de-
cided, hence the interest in making the
best record on this occasion. With the
other two trophies the conditi ons were
different, as the donors wanted their prizes
10 be contested for annually. However,
the recent consolidation of the companies
made 1t necessary for some other disposi-
ton OF the same, aud it was decided 10
make the contest final. With the latter
trophies 1t was necessary for teams of
thlrty TO compete, each IN an to be allowed
the regulation ten shots.
The shooting started out lively yester-
day morning and was kept up until as
late as the men could see either the sights
or the targets. Company l was badly
handicapped i'll the match for the Foster
trophy by the absence of several of the
best shots. With Company NJ it was an
uphill match from the start. However, il
Will receive the trophy that Company /
does not select, for as stated the latter COM
pany has the choice of the Wieland- Man
gels or the Obermeyer trophies. The
scores were as follows:
Company K Foster trophy)-Captain T. J.
Cunningham Al Sergeant T. +. Bolteron Al
Corporal j. L. Ulscbig 45, G. NJ. Bailey 40 p
F. Brunette 80, ?. Kurrz AZ, c. F. Mnguire 38,
J. A Ross AZ, b. p. jacobson 80, NJ Webster
40, Corporal R. NJ. Dewar 80, J. p. Cassidy 40.
Total. 4S5.
Lieutenant E. D. Finley 80. Sergeant A. R.
Farless 3S, Corporal II. Meyers So, P F. Bauer
36, T. Barnes %, P s. Campana 81 d ]. DAILY
81, B. d. Hoffman 80. e. A. Murd 81, L. J.
Renoold 81; E, scnmaliz 40, W. Wider "a, w.
r. Hsnley 35 F. II. Hammer 80, L. J. Mayer
"a, Sergeant n Conn 80. T. d. Montrose 3S.
Grsnd total, 1104.
Company! (Foster trophy)-Captain R.
+. K. Moore ID, Sergeant NJ. J. Sheehan 81
sergeant w. Cody 80, J. Ringen AZ. A. Bla-
wat 3s Jacob Kailman Al, f.. Koch 36, C. H.
often 50, J. Powers Al, Corporal A. w. Ahl-
Lieutenant J. F. Huber 40. H. Hall 81. H. C.
Pnyson 33, H. Waileri 81, J. F. siebe So Ser
geant W. Corcoran 80, Corporal C. A. Son 80
J. Z. Bake 80 John e. Cappelmann 81, W. C.
Meyer 21. P. Mcfarland 40. W. Reid 3S, G. II.
Seyden 39, Corporal H. Mathewson 80, c.
%; grand total 1116.
&c Company IN. N Goster trophy =. Captain
81 Corporal P. Maher4l Corporal J. w. Maher
33. Corporal C. G. Reay 4o F. 7. Engle 40, L.
/; Ayhens 10. NJ. J. Lyons 27, o. G. Volkman
40 A. A. Nutter 80; total 42O.
h. 7. Lage %. l.. c. Dever 35 c. L. Moves
3s, T. Owens 81, c. Hunt 80, NJ. Boscus SO
P. H. Soniag 23, ". l.. Wall %. F L. Kelly IS,
D. j. ,i1rman 10, L; Eisen beis 26, F. Macdon-
aid 80 W. Spillman 81, w. Frietts 43, C. A Bill
80 J. Sheridan 81 P. Casey %. Grand total.
937 for twenty nine men.
As seen, KS men were the victors by
twelve points for the choice of the two
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publication in the armories of the win
ming com panies over their success in the
near future.
A few of The embers of Company A of
the Fifth were on the range, and naturally
they had match for dinner. Captain
Poulter and Sergeant Mccormick were
pit,ed against Corporal MagilI and Private
Bell. Captain Pouter made AZ, and Ser
geant Mccormick. 44-s2; Corporal MagiIl
made Al. and Bell 32-76 the former win
ming by six points.
There was some excellent shooting done
by the members OF the San Franc SEQ
Schuetzen Club, which held its regular
monthly bullseye contest for cash prizes
The scores SHOWN by the measuring ma
chine and the winners were as follows:
L, E. H. Goetz, 157; 2. H. stelllng. 174: 81
Bendel, 2l1; d, j. e. Waller, 217; 5, H. j. Wick
, er, 244; q A; Jungbluth. 264;7 A. F. Me er,
32s; g !; Utsehi,s 334; 8, 0. Lemcke, 354;
c. Thier bach, 430: i3, r. Stelling. 500: ID
ID. b. Faktor, sos; 15, H. Huber, 572; rs, w
Platte, GIL; IL. j; d. Heise. 727; 18, 4. H.
Bertelsen. 735; 10. F. P Schuster, 777; 20, C.
+. Rust, S14.
Nine cash prizes were given for the best
bulls yes maue by the mem bers of the
Germania Schuetzon Verein, and the win.
ners and scores were as follows:
L, L. Haake, 500; 2. C. Theirbsch. 521; 3.
H. Huber, 537; a: A. JungbIut Sal; 5, l. Rit-
Eau, 549; q, A. Zecher, 500; z N Ahrens
s54; 8, C. Rust, 91S; 8, H. J. Wicker, 957.
In the Nord Deutscher Schuetzen Clubs
contest for club medals there seems to be
something wrong, for the marksme of
the champion first and second cIassec did
not come up to the average and the class
matches did not fill. The records made
stood thus:
Champion class, not filled; first class, not
niied; second class, not filled; third class
VIII am Morken 383 rings; iour,h class, d.
Sa feld 3l7 (f1naD best first shot, H. Huber
"a; best Iast shot. C. +. Rust %
As the year nears the end The interest of
the me m bers of tie olumba Pistol and
Rife Club In the several re-entry matches
continues 10 increase, and consequently
the attendance yesterday was as large as
at any time since the start. On the Bland
ing pistol match G. NJ. Daiss gainei 6
points, and made the high score OF 6 for
c day. His total is now 49, with j. E.
-.
Bushnell rifle med al Young pulled ahead
3points, making total of SO. Pape still
stands at 79. Most OF the shooting was
done on the Glindemann military medal
match. Young and E Hovey stand at AIS
each Jacobsen 4S1, F. II. Bushnell AIS.
and Pape pulled his total up to 469 yester-
day. The best scores for the day were as
follows:
Rif1e-Re-entry matches open 10 all com ers
2OO yards, Columbia target, F. II. Bushnell
rifle medal and casn prizes, three-shot scores
F. o: Young 8. 8, IL; A. II. Pape Is; A. B. Dor.
rell is.
William Glindemann military medal and
cash prizes, ten shots. Creedmoor count-E
Hovey 4S, AZ; E. Jsco bson 4S, AT; A H. Pape
4S, At; +. II. Bushnell AZ, AZ; +. o. Young IA
A..
Cash prizes on flags, inch centers made
during month-Bushnell medal Young o.
Dorrell 2. Bremen 2, Pape 1. Glindemann z.
Hovey7.
Pistol--Re-entry matches, open 10 all comers,
fifty yards, Columbia target, Gordon b anding
pistol medal and cash prizes, three-shnt
scores-C. NJ Daiss q. z, g.; J. Z. German g. 9:
+. o. Young II, Il; A. B. Dorrell IL, l3.
Howard Carr, any revolver medal and cash
prizes o-shot scores-A. B. Dorrel So
Achfile Roos. 22-Iifle medal, ladies' tropbies
and cash prizes, 5-shot scores-Mrs. C. f. Wal
than, 8. IL; Mrs NJ. J. White, IS, %
Cash prizes on flags, inch centers, made dur