The San Francisco call., 1897-03-08
The California Club Hold
Forth at Schuetzen
Park.
D. w. Mclaughlin Won the
Big Prize at the Shell
Mound Range.
G. S. Schulz end A. H Pape Also
Come in With Good Scores For
the Germania's Money.

The marksmen were out in large num-
bers Mt Schuetzen Park yesterday, and
with the exception of slight rain late in
the afternoon, a better day for the sport
could not have been had. The crack Of
the rifles continued all day long. Among
the clubs were the California Schuetzen
Club, San Francisco Grutli Verein, Com
pany H, First Regiment; Company E,
First Infantry, and Company d, Fifth
Regiment.
The California Schuetzen Clubs regular
monthly medal shoot resulted as follows:
First champion class-First prize, A. Strecker.
Az rings; second prize, d. W. McLaug hin,
4l5 Second Champion class-First PRIZE, Cap
tain F. Kuhls, 40; second pr ze, o. Burmeis-
ter: 4O3. First class-First prize, P Brunette,
class-First Irize, A. Breuss. ,415; second
prize. A. n. Bayen. 4O2. Third class-Firs
prize, G. Eging. 40S; second prize, A jung
blrt, 500. Fourth class First prize, II. Kuhls,
shot, P. Brunnotte, "a rings; best last shot, D..
w. Mclaughlin 25 rings.
Cadets-First medal, J. Kullm mn, 282 rings;
second medal, F. Rothschild, 240.
o. Bremen made the highest in five shots,
scoring: 25, 25, %, 25, %; total, 119.
The regular monthly medal shoot OF the
San Francisco Grutli Verein resulted as
follows:
Champion class. AL Gehret, 4OS; first clsss,
A. Hin nterman, 81; second class. Edward
Kunz, 1856; third class, George E. Hauser,
353; best first shot o. Won Wyll, 25; best last
shot, 6. Il. Hauser, %.
In the bullseye shoot the following were
the winners:
G. Appendices. L. Hauser NJ. A. Tschurr.
Joseph Feiz, A. Hintermann, Edward Kunz.
o. Won Wyll and Charles OFT.
Company Fl, First Infantry Regiment
held its monthly shoot, 10 shots, military
target with the following results:
Corporal Ehrenpiort 45, F. c. Muller A, I. j.
Carroll IA, Sergeant OBrien a, Sergeant Holtz
DO, Flackson 40, Lieutenant Davis 40, Polk1ng-
horn 49, Mitchell 80. Swift SO, Furnanz 35. n.
Jackson 35, Schneider 3d. Desmond 81, Joggie
27, Hisshinger 10.
Company E. First Infantry, made the
following scores:
Captain Fitzpatrick 40, Lieutenant Raj phi
43, Sergeant Saywell 81 Lieutenant Robinson
prlvates-Murphy "a, Sullivan %, Rocks 21,
Ross 81, Hay 2s, .Pedler 3s, j. Ralph Al.
Company D, Fifth Regiment, of San
Rafael held its mo1thly target shoot. Fol-
lowing were the scores:
F. B. Moulten 4S. ]. F. Robinson 46, J. Daw-
son As, A. n. Boyen 43. T. s. Archer AZ, w. T.
F J: jacobs 49, F: Mulhern AZ. J. P. Mulhern
80. F. J. Murray Al, A. A. smith 49, g. Treaton
Al, N. Vanderbilt 40, J. T. Dustin SO, H. S.
Dawley 80, E. Gardner 80, F. Hoffer 81, h.
Iversen 80, E. F. Murch Al, A. E. Scott IS, E.
w. Smith 3S, j. W. schlosser 43, K. E. Walsh
SO, J. Barrow 80 V. Cheda 40, G. Coliamore
So F. H. Iieckman 80, j. E. Greaver AZ, 2. LIE
Carnec %. H. plette AZ, D. McCamish 80, g.
Sands % J. n. Smith So. A. Barrow Ia, C. L.
Coulter 10, NJ. de Siaet IL, c. II. Fletcher 49,
J. R. Hart 80, NJ. Mcguire %. J. C. Mastrup "a
W. Miller %. II. {. Smith "a C. Mahar %, J.
Jones 40, S. Eden 80, George G. Donohue SO,
S. H. Robinson 80.
The opening of Schuetzen Park has
been set for Sunday. April 4, and Man
ager Schuemann has arranged an elabo-
rate programme. Forty prizes, ranging
in value from $40 to 81, are offered in the
shooting contests. For the first and last
bullseyes in the morning and afternoon
81 90 Will be civen, best five tickets on
ring target S., best five tickets on honorary
target S. hat, most tickets during the day
on both targets S..