The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-24
Lively Contests On at
Shell Mound.
GERMANIA'S RE-ENTRY EVENT
a VALUABLE DIAMOND MEDAL
is UP FOR COMPETITION.
Over acDozen Marksmen Running a
Spirited Race for This Fine
Prize-Columbia's
Scores.

Nearly every rifleman IN this section of
the country was at the Shell Mound
range yesterday, and the greatest inter-
est was manifested in the shooting. The
day was Unusually fine, wind and light
being better than common. A great deal
of interest is centered in the. re-entry
matches of the Germania Schuetzen
Club. Cash prizes, running from 500
down to $40, have been contested for dur
ing the year, and as the end draws near
the competition becomes keener. The
conditions of this match are three shots
to a ticket, the best ten score taking the
money. Every red flag for center wins
for the marksman his entrance money, %
cents. The high men in the match and
their totals on ten scores are as folloWS
]. Utschig 724. A. strecker us, D. W. Nc
Laughlin ZIG, F. P. Schuster 712, d. B. Faktor
669. H. Huber $685. F. E. Mason 66S, l. Haake
651, E. Goethe 647, H Strelling 647, w. Goethe
In addition this club gives a SIS dia
mond medal to the rifleman making the
highest five ten-shot scores, German ring
target count. He must, however, be the
winner of one of the cash prizes mention
ed. in order to get this prize. The con-
test will close on the last Sunday in De-
cember. In the event of ties the next best
tickets will determine the winner.
Considerable interest was centered yes
terday in the bullseye matches of the
San Francisco Schuetzen Club and the
Germanias, where the cash prizes were
liberal. The scores of the several or
CARNATIONS were as follows:
Red Mems Schuetzen Club monthly medal
contest, twenty shots German ring target
count: Champion class-John Tiedemann 396
rings First class-E. Schierbaum 4O2 Second
cIass-WiIliam Dressler 37S. Third class-G.
Heuer S57. Fourth class-Captain H. Greb 312.
Best first shot-G. Heuer. o. Best last shot
Z. Zempe "a
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club monthly class
medal shoot, twenty shots, German ring target:
Champion class-F. P. Schuster 1873 rings. First
classify Strelling 40. Second class. Lanke-
nau 1872 Third cass-Not filled. Fourth class
Herman Munster 314. Best first shot. GET
kin, %. Best last shot-William Mosken. "a.
San Francisco Schuetzen Verein monthly
class medal shoot twenty shots, machine
measurement Of eenters J. John Lankenau, 453
points; 3 J. c. Waller, 4s2; 8, L. Bendel, 500;
L. n. Ritzau, $50; 7, J. Utschig. 574; s. J. NJ.
Hartmann, SIS; 9, R, Finking. GA; 10, L.
Haake 624; II, A. Bertelsen, 652; y. Gus
tor, 1885, 10, o. Burmeister, ISL; IS Philo ia
CODY, 764; II. John Gefken. 926; Is, ". c. Nor
ken, s76; 10, F. Koch, 1922; 20, Fred Brandt,
1927
Germania schuetzen Club monthly bullseye
contest for cash prizes. twenty shots, machine
points, 2. L. Haake, 419; 8. N. Ahrens. 478;
Ritzau. sG5; I. W. Morken, 72S; s, 3. B. FAX
H. J. Hartmann. 1922; u. L. Bendel. 1913; 49,
r. stettin, lO45; IA, F; Rust; 1o46; 10, ]. Beut-
tier 1211; 16. John Dewitt. 1928
Columbia Pistol and Rife Club re-entry
matches. ten shot scores, Columbia target
Rifle all-eomers' rife medal-Dr. L. o. Rod
gers. 40, IS; D. W. Mclaughlin. So; F. E. Ma
son, 81. Members rife medal. E. German,
pistol. 50 yards siebe pistol medal. f.
A. %. 81. 81; G. NJ Barley. 73
Colts Bisley revolver trophy-C. Roberts 70.
trophy for ladies-Mrs. c. F. waltham. 81. 80;
Mrs. Turner, &C. 81.