The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-29
Shell Mound MarkSmen
Make Good Scores.
MCLAUGHLIN VERSUS MASON
THE RACE NEARLY RESULTED
IN A BROKEN RECORD.
SIZZLING High Man Of the Nord-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Bridges
First in Bullseye
Matches.

All of the rifle shooters in this locality
were at the Shell Mound rifle range yes
terday and a number of excellent scores
were made. There was not enough wind
to bother the marksmen, but at times the
light was tricky and high and Low shots
were the result. Nick Ahrens carried Off
the first money in the bullseye match OF
the San Francisco Schuetzen Verein on a
shot that measures 92-1000 of an inch from
the center. In the Germania Schuetzen
Club J. F. Bridges won the first money In
the bullseye match on 146 points as shown
by the measuring machine. A first class
man, II. Sizzling, won first place at the
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Verein's class
medal contest, making 412 rings, which is
good shooting even for some of the cham
pion class men. John Tiedemann of the
Red Mems SchuetZen carried off the hon.
ors in the medal shoot of the champion
class, with 1896 rings.
One of the hottest contests was between
d. w. Mclaughlin and +. E. Mason OF
the Columbia Pistol and Rifle Club in the
all-comers' re-entry match. The men shot
turn about and paced each other at a
lively rate from start to finish. and at one
time Mclaughlin had the chance of his
life to beat the ten-Shot record on the
Columbia target. Their individual scores.
Columbia count, stood: Mclaughlin, 2,
6, 8, 1, 4, 8, 6, 2, 7-3S. Mason-5, 4, 4, 3, 4,
6, 6, 3, 6, 2A3.
The scores of the winners of the several
clubs were as follows:
Red Mems schuetzen Club. 20 shots. German
mann, 1896 rings; first class. E. Schierbaum.
1862; second class, William Dressler $780, third
class. George Heuer. 2s2; fourth class. Captain
"a: best last shot. ]. Tiedemann, "a.
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club, 20 shots, Ger
man 2S-ring target---Champion class, not filled:
first class, H Steling, 412 rings: second class,
J. Lankenau, 374: third class. H. Meyer. $50;
fourth class, Ed Stein, 2SS: best first shot.
H. Stelling. "a; best last shot, William Colts
chalk, "a.
San Francisco Schuetzen Club. bullseye con-
test, machine measurement-First, n. Ahrens.
go points; second. A. Bertelson. 1873; third. John
Horstman, 143; fourth E. H Goethe, 304: fifth.
F. Attinger. 45s: sixth. L Haake ass; seventh.
ninth. John Utschig. $40: tenth, D. salheid'
$50; eleventh. Frank Koch. SOS; twelfth. Otto
Burmeister. 59s; thirteenth. F. .o sehuster. 7$2;
Brandt $50: sixteenth. J. Gefken, 1904; seven
teenth. r. Stettin, 1861; eighteenth, d: b. FAX
tor. 1870; nineteenth. John Dewitt 1174; TWEEN
Germania Schuetzen Verein. bullseye con-
test. machine measurement-First. J. F.
Bridges. 146 points; second, F. P. schuster, zoe;
third, A. Jungblut. 3S9; fourth. D. 3. Faktor.
coo; fifth, F. Rust. 756; sixth, John Utschig.
S2S; seventh, John Tiedenann. Ss7; ell eighth Nick
Thinking. 1905 eleventh. II. Meyer, 1907: twelfth,
R. stettin, 1888: thirteenth: John Dewitt. 1926;
Columbia Pistol and Rife Club, re-entry
matches, 10-shot scores, Columbia target. all
e. g. E. E E. Mason - o. ~ -, = n rape
Bushnell military medal, Creedmoor count
E. Jacobson, Al, 46. 49, c. F .Waltham, 4S. a.
Pistol 50 yards Columbia count; sebe pis-
Small rife, p and Is caliber. club medal and
Mrs Mrs c. f waitham, 30, IS: Mrs NJ j. white.
90, So; Mrs G. Manned. 80. 49, A Johnson CO.