The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-09

Stockton Sends Representatives
to the Shell Mound
Range.
D. B. Faktor Was High on Two Cham
pion Glass Medals Many Military
Shot Out.

Nearly all of the shooting -stands at the
Shell Mound rife range were filed with
marksmen yesterday, and though the light
was good and the wind steady, though
strong, no very remarkable scores were
made. However, there was better gen.
eral average than usual Among the
strangers present were James P. Carroll
of the Stockton Pistol and Rife Club and
Henry Krockell. the secretary OF the same
club. They were the guests cf the Column
bia Pistol and Rife Club Mr.. Krockeu
was unable to stay long enough to show
what he could do with the pistol or rife,
but Mr. Carroll spent a pleasant day and
demonstrated that he is more than an
ordinary Shot especially with the pistol.
On the Columbia target he made fifty
points, thus keeping his ten-shot within
a five-inch circle The visitors stated that
the Stockton club Is a strong and enthusi-
astio organization and promises to devel-
op some very good marksmen when it
becomes older. 1t has recently built
new 90 and 200 yard range for rifle and
pistol practice, The club has adopted the
CoIum bia target and already arrangements
are being made for matches between the
two organizations.
The Columb bias scores were up to the
average, but nothing was done in the line
of breaking records. Great interest is
manifest in the Glindemann military
medal match. Several scores above the
average were shot-Bushnell. Jacobsen
and Young making 48, Creedmoor count.
The scores on the class medals, for mem
bers only, and the re-entTy matches were
as follows:
Rihe-Class medals for me mbers only. One
teE-Shot score.
Champion CASA. d. Pape 90, +. o. Young
Sc, +. E Mason 90.
First CIass-o. A. Bremen II, E. jacobson
50, A. B. DorrelI 80, C. NJ. Daiss 101, G.
Second Class. E. German 80, F. H. Bush
nell 81, G. NJ. Barley 100. NJ. J. White 1877
Third CIass-A. Hintermann so, G. Manuel
lis. Z. Woenne 15s, Mrs. N. ]. White 159, c.
+. Waltham 1914, B. Jonas. 1876.
Rife, Ie-entry matches, open 10 all-F. H.
Bushnell rife medal and cash prizes. 3-shot
scores-A. b. Pape IS, ID; F. o. Young, II,
u; D. W. Mclaughlin, II, II; Z. Woenue. 80.
William Gliudeman mill tsry medal and cash
prizes, 10 Shots, Creedmoor COUNT. 0.
Young. 4S; Z. Jacobson, As, AT; F. II. Bus b.
nell, 48, At; c. F. Waltham, Al.
+. o. Young rife record medal and cash
prizes, 10-shot scores-F. Z. Mason. 81; D. W.
Pistol, so yards, class medals for members
only, one 10-shot score, champion class. E.
German AZ, F. o. Young 40, C. NJ. Daiss 81, Ed
H0vey "a.
First cIass-M. J. White 81.
Second class-F. d. Bushnell 70, Mrs. NJ. J.
White n, G. NJ. Barley 81.
Third class-C. Hinteman 20, Mrs. E. L.
Crane 102, I. w. Forrest 109 0. NJ. Pratt 121,
Mrs. c. F. Waltham I'll.
Pistol. re-entry matches. open to all corners,
ten-shot scores, diamon pistol record medal
+. o. Young al, H. c. Friday 100.
Gordon Banding pistol medal ana cash
prizes, three-shot scores-F. o. Young 8, J. Z
German 8, 10, c. NJ. Daiss 10.
Howard Carr any revolver medal and cash
prizes. siX-shot scores-A. B. DorreIl 50, 40.
Achille Roos, 22-caliber rife medal, ladies'
medals and cash prizes-Mrs. E L. Crane 15
Mrs. NJ. J. White 49, Mrs. C. F. Wallham II.
In the shoot of the Germania Schuetzen
Club John Utschig went TO the front for
the first medal in the champion class.
The other medal-winners for the month,
on the German 25-ring target, were as fol-
lows:
Champion class, first medal, John Utsehig,
435 rings; second medal, D. B. Faktor 432;
first class, first medal, II. Helburg 1874; sec
ond medal, j. Young 3S4; second not filed;
third class, +. H. Bushnell 416; fourth class,
W. Morken 347; best first shot, John Utschig
"a; best last shot, F. P. Schuster "a.
Faktor was also successful in winning
first place in the class medal shoot of the
San francisco Schuetzen Verein's monthly
contest. This club also uses the German
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Cham ion class, D. B. Faktor 433 rings;
first class, George A. Schultz Az; second class,
c. F. Rust 397; third class, H. He lburg 403;
fourth class J. Lankenau 1877.
Medal Tor best shot, W. f. CAIRNS ID; medal
for the best last shot, J. Lankenau "a.
The regular monthly medal shoot of the
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Climb brought
out q large number OF sharpshooters, for
there were twelve cash prizes to be con-
tested for. The winners III their order
and their points, as shown by the meas
uring machine, were as follows:
L. n. Ritzan, 275; II. Huber, 313; J. D.
Heise, 351; H. SIZZLING 356; o. Lemke, 357;
Rust, 69S; F. P. Schuster, 822 ]. Gefken, $50;
G. Schulz, 1000; W. Mocken, 1874.
1t is indeed a poor Sunday when the
military marksmen stay away from the
rife range. Yesterday was no exception
and the following scores were make on the
Blunt target-ten shots TO the score:
Companies C and G (Nationals)-J. Gilnes
Musgrave AZ, William Mcneil 40, f. p. Lans-
ing Al, o. {. Nelson 20, F. H. Armstrong %,
J; j. Hell 6rom az, V; F. Northrop Al, F. Sherman
/ 40, R; c. DUNBAR IS, c. W. Muller 80, J. s.
/ McCabe 20, F. J. Povey 43, F. F. Carson SO, w.
H. Shaw az, Charles Weatherley a. w. l..
Hunsacker II, F. MeGilvray SO. V. J, Ander-
! Goodell 40, K. Heron 30 j. II. Mcknight 80,
u J. Petty 80, F. J. Bantz "a, P. A. Larsen 30,
g. w Simmle 35, L. w. Grant 80. J. B. Switzer
! 50, c. Meyer 46, A. H. Kennedy A, P. J. New
man 30, A. J. Ruddock AZ, A. E. Anderson
43 G. q. Thorn pson As, G. Atkins 81 E. VIII
llanis %, J. Irvine 10. H. W. Fawke %, H. T.
Hicks 43 G. +. Wsltham A, Captain Z. E.
| Subtitle a. A. Martin 80.
Company X of the First-Sergeant Botteron
40, Sergeant n. Cohn "a. W. K. Bush IS,
Webster 40, J. P Cassidy SO, P. Bauer SO, G.
NJ Barley 40, E; ?. Jacobsen 40, A. Hines Is,
Mum 40 P. Kurtz IA, L. ]. MAYER 36. ].
Ulschig Jr. Al, E. Selma 2 80, A. r. Farliss
AZ, Corporal E. D. Montrose 81.
independent Rif1es-E. Jacobsen As Charles
Lindecker 80, William Lindecker 81. j. n
Kuhlke 81, c. H. Kornbeck SO, H. Sta ude 90
I: Hau 43, C. Gilberson 20, H. Geatjen SO, P.
H. Schooling o.
CARELESS BOY BIOYOLIST,
He CoIIides With Mrs. T.. Arkwrirht