The San Francisco call., 1898-03-14

 THE TARGETS Riflem en Have a Busy Day at Shell Mound
 Park. J, E. German of the Columbia Club Does Some Fine
 Shooting. National Guard Connpa anies Hold Their Regular Monthly
 Shoots.

A cold north wind tore down the ranges at Shell Mound yesterday and chilled the rifemen to the marrow. But even this could not daunt the shooting enthusiasts, who peppered the targets almost until the setting of the sun. The German societies were well represented and one or two companies of the National Guard held their monthly shoots The Columbia Rife and Pistol Club was out in force, and despite the disfavoring elements some remarkable scores were made.
 On the pistol range J. E. German dis tinguiShed himself with score of 29 in ten shots, and by it won the Siebe pistol medal This score on the Columbia tar get equals an average of 9-1O, remark able performance. On the rifle range Mclaughlin took the honorS with score of 4S. This is record.
 The scores of the German shoouns clubs are as follows:
 Independent Rifies-Lieutenant J. Staude fl. Lieutenant E. Moenning S4. Sergeant C. korn- beck 3S; corporals-G. w. Mitchell 43, C. An drews and J J. A stars Ss' ohson C. AndreWs tO' G Kuhlke 31 J. Minderman 37. H. Staude B.
 San Francisco Schuetzen Verein held their monthly shoot. with the following result:
 Champion medal, F. F. Schuster. 434 first and second classes were not filled; third class medal, Henry Steling, 405; fourth class medal. E. H. Goetze, 372 for the third time. Best first shot, J. W. Goetze, "A; last best shot, l.. Bendel. "A.
 Norddeutscher schuetzen Club held it's monthly bullseye shoot and the following Is the score:
 sos; J. D. Heise. 573; H. Stelling. 65s; w. Morken, s35; J. Thode. S41; J. Gefkin, s54: w Gottschalk, 12S5; J De Witt l2SS; J. Woeocke,
 Germania Schuetzen Club monthly medal shoot First champion ' class D. & B: Faktor. tor first class, c. F. Rust, 366; second class. J. Gefken, s7s; third class, D. salsheld 2ss First best shot; J. Utschig, p; last best shot, H.
 National Guards. Companies and G. 200 Swasey SS. Williams fl. Fawke 27. Meyer 4s, Umfred 2s. Hicks 4o Petty B: Martin a4 Lar ar Ste Stewart ar 20, Wilson s4 Neumann s7, Deppen s2, Musgrave ST. Mason a9. Carson 32. sutlifre broun @ 7ise B. Grant i A. smith ss Nelson ss Povey 42, Kennedy 4. Ross 37. Hirsh A. McGilvery 40, Armstrong 20, Cosbe 1s Muller sS Norton Sl
 300 yards-Menzel 37, Ross 27, Heilbroun 22, switzer S3. Waltham 39. McGilvery 30, Povey 4. Hicks $2 Never sS. Kennedy K 30. Deppin 8.
 300 yards-Menzel S6 Povey 2S, Umfred 31. Heilbroun 24, Hirston Al, weatherby s, Hicks AZ, Kennedy 31, Neumann S5, Deppin 32, Mus grave 37 Carson 27.
 Du Fresme 1s, Hubbard 12, Jones IS. Doscher 34, Hawks B. Dove 26, Horner If. B H. HaWks SU, Haul ftalne 51, lrNlHS oo, New Dever Is, Alpers 24. Payne 25, Hopkins Ss, Miskel 25, J. A. Miller 31. Clarke 3s. Higgins 29. Varney 34. c. Connor 25. Cleveland 15, Iver- son 35, Fitzgerald 28. Willard 3S, Shoupe B, Cook 42, Guitar 8. Fields 35.
 The scores of the Columbia Pistol and Rifle Club are as follows:
 Members rife medal-J E. German, 55 78
 Bushnell military rifle medal-E. Jacobson, 4s, 45.
 AII-comers' rife medal-D. W. Mclaughlin, 46; J. o. Young. 57; A. H. Pape. AS. 50. 57; F. F. Mason, 57.
 Mclaughlin. 4se Pape, 50; German, SS
 First class-A. B. Dorrell, 61; C. M. Daiss. s6; J. E. German, sS
 Second class-G. M. Barley. 1o7; G. Mannell. III; Mrs White, 199; M. J. White, 131.
 McLaughlin's AS averages on a 4.8-inch circle is the best record made in single entry class scores to date, though beaten in the re-entry matches.
 Pistol scores champion class-Gorman, 3S: Pape, 41; Dorrell. 46; White. 47; Young. 52; Daiss, 5S.
 First class-Mason 56: Barley. 7s
 Second cass-Mrs White, 56; Huiteman, 65:
 Third class-Jonas, 6s: Cosgrave, s2: Mrs. Mannell, 1O9; G. Mannell. 122; Mrs. Waltham. 1S2; A. Doria, 125.
 siebe medal-Gorman, 2s, 45. 47; F. O. Young, 45, 47; A. B. Dorrell, 45; Daiss, 45; Huffman.
 Roos trophy for ladies-Mrs. waltham. 52; Mrs. White, 57 Mrs. Mannell. 57.
 Mrs White beat the ladies' record Cher own) of 5S in class single entry by mak- ing 5.6-inch circle at 50 yards off hand, beating many of the best male pistol shots Of the plIlh