The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19
Columbia Rifle Club
 Awards Medals.
REUNION AT SHELL MOUND
MRS. M. J. WHITE WINS SECOND CLASS PRIZE WITH PISTOL.
A. H. Pape Crowned Shooting Chief. John P. Utschig and E. P. Schuster Make Top
 Scores.

The last shoot of the year was held at Shell Mound yesterday, and though the day was not propitiOus a good crowd gathered at the ranges. The Columbia Pistol and Rifle Club celebrated the event with a grand banquet and social reunion, at which fifty guests assembled. Pres1- dent Dr. L. o. Rodgers presided over the feast There was speech-making galore, and the advisability of forming Vest ern association of riflemen was discussed at some length,
 Mrs NJ J. White, who won the second class medal, is the only woman who has ever entered a competition on equal terms with men with pistol at fifty yards and beat them in the contest. Her scores have actually equaled the requirements of the first class.
 The following members are winners in class medals, pistol, best five scores of the year:
 Champion class-J. E. Gorman-4l. fl, SS. 47,
 First ciass-G. NJ Bailey-44. 4s, 55, 56 56. Total, 257.
 Second cIass-Mrs. M J. White-56. 64, 66, Third class-J. class P. Cosgrave-58. 55. 5S, 65, 66.
 Rifle. same conditions Champion stake-A. H. Pape-35. 5O 5O, 56, 56. Total, 241
 tIrst ciass-J. E. Gorman-4l 59, 70, 1S, 7S.
 second class-G. M Bailey-S1. IT, s2, 1o7, 1ol
 Ihiid eiass-G NJ ManneI-S9, s8. s8. 1O6, 1oo. 'IsS. Bash4ell military rife trophy, creedmoor count-A. H. P pe-4s. 4s, ES, 4S AS AS. AS. 4S
 sebe pistol d:'tt' medal. E. Gorman-2s, 2s, B. 33 S7, g., 35, 30, B, 37. Total, 33s.
 Members pistol medal-G M, M Baiey-8s ,t, as
 Colts BisIey revolver trophy-J, E. German 4s, 5l, 5l, 53, 55 AS. 4S. 54, 5z, A. Total, 5oS
 Twenty-Five and 25,ca,lber il rife and Roos l5 Is, 20 IS, 20, l9. Total l9l.
 Mrs C. F. Watham-8l, 27. 38, 24. 2S, 29. 30
 Diploma for aii-round championship. two scores to count-A It A 1 Pape-Mqsket ao 52 revovsT Ie sT 4s 55 ff91, Tota 46s eS - 'S'o'' %
 Team match. first five shots. rifle and pistol, contestant having highest ten-shot score be- ing crowned chleG as is customary at the end A. Ii. Pane (chieO B, r. E. Mason 55, E. HIovey 6e E. Jacobson I; C: r. Waltham lO$ White 1Ug Total, 743.
 F. o. Young (captain) 66, J. C. German Il, C. NJ. Daiss SS, c. Bailey Ss. J. P. Cosgrave l23, Mrs. Manne l03 A. H. Cady 122, Mrs. NJ. J. White 12S c. Mannel l3S. Total 9lS.
 Rodgers team won by margin of 175 points
 Ail-coners re-entry matches winners rifle, ten-shot scores, ten best scores win--A, II. Pape Ss, fl. 42, A, 46. 47, 47, AT, 47, 46 Total.
 Members rife same condtions-J. E. Cor 57 5S, 57, 55. 56 55 56, i5. 49, D. Total, 545
 The scores of the day were:
 All-comers' rifle medai-A. II. Pape 1T, 1T, 46; D. w Mclaughlin S6. S7.
 Members Tile 1edal-OI. M; mel bS; A. Bush Bushnell military rife medal-J. E. German 4S, AT. 47; F. Q. Young 46. 43
 bia target Siebe medal--J. r. Cosgrave 54. 57, e0 6l e 102: c. NJ Barley S9, 53; c. M. Daiss 37: r. q. Young 76.
 Colts-Blsley revolver trophy-A. H. Pape
 p al and 9 rlne-J. P Jacobson 19. 20, 22 2s, 2s 2S. 2e, 26
 Tn the Germania Schuetzen Club the S75 diamond medal for making highest five 10-shot scores on the ring target dur ing the year was won by Fred P. SchuS- ter with d score of 224. D. Mclaughlin was close up, with 223. The cash prizes were won as follows:
 John P. Utschig s10O, score 725; D. W. Me Iauzhlin S75 T22: A. Strecker $50 720: r. P. .Schuster S35 7l9: D. B. Faktor SEQ, no; A. Iungblut S15. 697 N. Ahrens. r. E. Mason. l.. Bendel and E. Goetze each Sl0, 6se 6sG CSC. G7s. These were for marksmen making high est ten 3-shot scores for the year. The prizes will be awarded on the third Fri dav in January at California Hall.
 The bulseye shoot score was:
 J. Utschig 22l, F. schuster 2s3. L. Haake 4o4, D. B Faktor 461. H. Zecher ell, William Gar1ns 640 H. Stettin 675, J. de Wit 955 A. Jungblut 1004 D. Saulield l04l, 2. Goetze l0i5, J. (iefken 106s Fl. Helberg 1920 F. Rust 13l1
 San Francisco SchuetZen Ferein bullseye shoot-John Lankenau SG6. Fred Pape 25S John Utschig 533 D. Bunker es2 David Saul feld 7s7 D. B. Faktor S2o. Otto Lenlcke S66. Louis Bendel s4s, L. Haake 1l64. Adolph Bertel- sen l230. E. H. Goetze 34l. Charles Thierbach