The San Francisco call., 1898-02-07

on the r1ne range near San Rafael yester day. Bremer shoots in the first class ol the California Club and the feat he ac complished was to make a score of 12l points in five shots. This, it is claimed, is the finest score that has been made by any markSman on the California ranges The possible score was 125 and Bremer's l21 was made as follows: 24, 25, 25, B, "A total, 121.
 It was Bremer's banner day, for his score in the regular monthly shoot that was held yesterday shows that he made nfteen bullseyes in succession, which is also one of the best records that has beer made on the San Rafael range in many months.
 The interest, outside of Bremers shoot Ing, was not strong, owing principally tC the condition of the weather which While clear, was threatening in the morn Ing and served the purpose of keeping many or the marksmen away. Neverthe- less, those present did some excellent work. D. w. Mclaughlin and A. Streck- CT in the First Champion Class of the Cal ifornia Schuetzen Club are about evenly the two IS strong. To-day Mclaughlin topped Streckers score by just one point after hard contest.
 The California Schuetzen Club held its regular monthly medal shoot, the San Francisco Verein Eintracht Schuetzen Section held it's monthly medal contest and the members of Company D of San Rafael also held their opening contest for ' not as high as usual, probably owing to a lack of practice.
 The light on the targets was fairly good At times it was quite strong, but for the most part it was good. slight breeze blew over the range in the after noon.
 The following scores were made by the members of the California SchuetZen Club In thelr regular monthly medal shoot yesterday:
 First Champion Class-First prize. D. ". Mclaughlin, 43O: second prize, A.
 Second Champion Class-First prize John Utschig, 401; second prize, Captain F. Kuhls. 3S0.
 First Class-First prize, Otto dB9remer
 Second Class-First prize, J. Fetz. 4O5; second prize, A. N. Boyen, 3S7.
 Third Class-First prize, Joseph Straub 392; second prize. A. Jungblut, S54
 Fourth Class-First prize. J: Wallmer 327; second prize, F. Acker, S22.
 Cadets, California Schuetzen Club First, William Utschig, 3sO: second, J. Tammeyer, 376.
 First best shot. J. Jones, 25; last best shot, Charles Sagehorn, 2o.
 The following were the winners for the day in the regular monthly medal shoot tion: ,
 Champion class-captain F. Kuhls. 4os points.
 First Class-C. Schroder, 3S5 points.
 
 Third Class-Henry Schweiger, 27l points.
 eral classes of the Verein Eintracht in their monthly medal shoot:
 Champion Class-F. Kuhls, 403; c. Gum bel, $50; J. Young. 336; F. Hagerqp, S25
 First Class-C. Schroeder, 3S5; J. zahn 364; J. Rohrer, 329.
 Second Class-c; suhrstedt. ,,: s75; c.
 Third Class-Henry Schweiger, 272; Mar tin Huber 221; H. Schroeder, l75,
 First best shot, F. Kuhls, P; last best shot, J. Zahn, 24
 The members of Company D, Fifth Tn, fantry, N G. C.. held their first medal shoot of the year yesterday on the mill tary targets at Schuetzen Park and the following scores resulted;
 J. F. Robinson. 45; F. B. Moulton, 42; N. Vanderbilt, 43: J. Jones, 42: R, W. Whittimore. 40 E. Hanna, 40; T. Archer, B; C. Amy, S5: G. Donohue, 90; H. Fletcher, 40; H. Iverson, 3 M Johansen, 39; D. McCamish, 35; M Mcguire, 3S; E smith, $5 H. Smith g; Fred .d, DicMman k s,s, go; 26; T. Kirrigan, fl; F. Gardner. 34; J. Bar row, 3S; A. N. Bayen. 42