The San Francisco call., 1898-12-12
RIFLE RECORD IS BROKEN BY
 4, H. PAPE
He Scores 35 on the Columbia Target.
THE SHELL MOUND CONTESTS
OTTO LEMCKE THE WINNER OF
 THREE GOLD MEDALS.

The incident of the day yesterday at Shell Mound was the breaking of the rife record by A. H. Pape. It happened dur ing the shoot for the champion class medal on the Columbia target. His score was 35 the individual shots being 2, 3, ', 2, ?, 2, 8, 2, 5, ?. This Is a Sia inch aver age.
 Otto Lemeke distinguished himself by winning three gold medals. In the Nord- deutscher Verein shoot in the first-class he made a score of 425 and won the gold medal for the fourth time and 1t Is now his property. He also won the medal for the best first shot and a third medal in the San Francisco SchuetZen shot for the best first shot.
 Quite a number of shooting clubs took advantage of the beautiful day to try their skill at the targets Those repre- sented were the Columbia Pistol and nifle Club, San Francisco Schuetzen, Nord- deutscher Verein Germania Club and In- dependent Rifles.
 All the bullseye shoots which are sched- uled for the fourth Sunday will take place next Sunday, as Christmas falls on the fourth Sunday this year.
 The Columbia Pistol and Rifle Club are to wind up their shooting this year on next Sunday and will signalize the event by awarding the medals won and holding
 
 Shell Mound Park A grand time Is anti cipated by the members and their friends. The scores in detail are as follows:
 San Francisco Scheutzen Verein's monthly medal shoot-Champion class. D. B. Faktor, 43S: first class, Nick Ahrens 403; second class, John Gefken. 504; third class. John de Witt, 396; fourth class, D. Saulheld, 3Ss; best first shot. Otto Lemcke, 20; best last shot, Gustav Norddeutscher schuetzen Club medal shoot Champion class not won; first class, Otto Lemcke, 425 tfinal); second class, J. de Witt, 37S; third class. Albert Meyer. 33l; fourth class, H. Munster, 2S0 (fnaD; best first shot. Otto Lemcke, 24; best last shot. H. steling. 20.
 The score Of the Germania Schuetzen Club was: First champion class, D. B. Faktor. 43s; Steling 402; second class J. Gefken. 393; third class. W. Goetz. 353; best first shot pr. L. Rodgers, 25 best last shot, H. Selling 24. E. Jacobson A. P. schonig Ss. c. Kornbeck 3i, staude 3i. H. Staude 24, C. Kellenberger 21 A portion of the City Guard, Company B, Gilykson S5. ]. O'Keefe B.
 Tn the turkey shoot of the Norddeutsch- CT Verein the following. winners will par take of the succulent bird on Christmas day. The score was:
 Otto Lemcke 6s. H. Burfend cs, L. Brune e4, J. D. Heise 63, F. Rust s3. H. stelling s2, F. Kaufman 4. J. de Witt ss. F. P. schuster Schroeder 50. Fl. Myers 49. J. Lankenau 4e. F. Groherman 4S, E. F. Baruth 42, L. Thurback 4s class. A. H. Pape. 35; first class. O. A. Bremen 79: second class-M. J. White 10s G. M Barley 1O9; third class-G Mannell 93. E. N. Moor 107 members rife medal-E. N. Moor S3. O. A. Bremen S5 c. Mannell S5; cll-comers' rifle medal-A. H. Pape 41-47-4s D. W. Mclaughlin 45, F. O. Young 66; Bushnell military medal F E. Mason 45, F. O. Young 45.
 Columbia Pistol and Rife Club pistol range. 30 yards. Columbia target: Champion class !, C. Gorm9n s9 q,1 AS; Nj J White; 5l: F; Q. ond class-Mrs. Nj. J. White 6. Siebe medal e. Nj. Burley. 41 54. 6l. 62. 65; C. M Daise. 40. 49; r. o. Young. 4S. B. 5T: T. p. Cosgr1ve, B.. D. 62. 70. 22 and 25 calber rife medal-E. P. Jacobson. r, 1s. 21. 22, q; A. H. Pape "A, %; Mrs. G. Mannel 33.