The San Francisco call., 1898-04-11

Of the National Guards Companies C. c K and F were on hand and their monthly scores were registered in the year book Company K also shot for a gold medal, donated by Major A. White, formerly en- gineer and major of the Second Brigade. The German clubs were out in large aum- bers and some very excellent shooting marked the days work.
 Company K (National Guards) shot off their scores for January and February. The White medal was won by Corporal Utschig, which he will wear for month, or until he is defeated in subsequent shoot. The scores are:
 Downie. 32, S2; Hammer, S5 39; Schmalz, 31. $l; Rewar; 3s. S6; Deitrich, 40, 40; Hines. 2l, s9; w WaTnekros fdl @ s dS knrt5 g. A. S Webster 45; Fegan, 3S. 34; Anderson, Sg. 52 Hoffman, 2s, fl; Jacobson. fl, 4S; Kelly l 2, 2s; Cunning Sd. $6; Mundt, Sl, Ss; Cassidy. S6 A; Farless,
 Company (National Guards). 200 yards Druiver, S5 Cook, 43 Fitzgerald, 36; Cleveland, %: w. Cook, 4; Dove, Sl Hawke, 2; Higgins, cer M Brown M 6 1 s 8a4hey M Hopkins. 42; Payne IS; Willard. 24; Raine, 3s; Ohisen. l5; Hubbard. 2 Neuman, 3i Clark, 31; Jones 20; GOhn T. Turt9n' 2s' Miskel' % Paul.
 Companies c and G at 2Oo-yard range-C. A. MenzeIl. s2; Mccilvary 4o; English. s5; Whit, ney, 37; A. E. Nelson. 35 Ross, 40; umfred, M Kennedy 3s Armsstrong Ar lo' cosbie F; 40; Switzer fl; Martin, 39; Wetherby 3i; Grant, ss; swasey, S7; Williams, 30; Fauke, 32; Meyer, 4s; Larsen. 32; Norton, 4; Kincaid, 3l; Petty, 35; McCabe 2S; Northrup, 43 Povey, 42; sutliffe, 4si Deppin. s2; Ruddiek' 42; Stewart
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 300 yards-Musgrave. 45; McGilvary. 31; Nor ton. 4; Ross. 9; Shaw, 2l; Menzell; 2i: um-
 Independent Rifes-Kornbeck 39: Stademann. lieutenant Il; ut J. staude. 8; J: H; Wilkins. I: C. Staude, 21; H. Gaetgen. 94; A. Mueller, 10; Dietrich sS MSennins an S2 shoot for the monthly medal-Champon class; j. utschig, first. AS; H. Huber. second. 4l3. First class Third cass-willam Goetze. 341. First best shot-A. D. Heise, "A; who also was last best
 The result of the San Francisco schuetzen Verein shoot is as follows: Championship class-A H. Pape Al First cassnJohn ,oJ 1,lt pe lteS class-R. Stettin, 3s4 Fourth class--J. Lange- mar s6l Best first shot-w. Lindermann. "A. Best last shot-J. D. Heise. 25.
 Columbia Pistol and Rife Club scores:
 Pistol 50 yards-C. M Dais, 39; A. B. Dor relI.. 47; J. P. German. AT; M. J. White s2; F.
 First ciass-J. M Barley. si; F. E. Mason. s5. Third class.J. P; Cosgrove. 7S; B. F. Jones' Dais, 40, fl, fl. 4s AT: F. o. Young. 40. 40. 45. 46, 47. =
 Roos medal and trophy for ladies, rifle 50 yards, offhand-A B. Dorrell. IS, 20, 21. P, A. 2S; F. E. Mason, p. 24; Mrs M. J. White 52:
 Rifle 200 yards, for all corners, rife Eledal- A. H. Pape. A. 62. 64; F. E. Mason, 4s; F. o' Young, 51, 51, 53
 Members rife medal-A. B. Dorrell. 4s: J. = Champion class-D. ". Mclaughlin. 54; F. O. Young, e1: F. E. Mason,' 6s.
 First class-A. B. Dorrell. Il: c. M. Dais, 72; J. E. German, 73; O. A. Brnner, 96.
 Second class-M. White, 12o; c. Banley;, l2S
 Third class-B. Jonas. IA; c. Manneii, L4; Mrs White, 115; M. Carrillo, TIT.
 The monthly bulTs-eye shoot of the Nord- deutscher Schuetzen Club resulted as follows: J. Thode 166; J. Woebcke. 56O; J. Peters boa Hy Stelling s2O; D. Salheld, S27; c. F. Rust, s35; H. Huber, $40; William Morken, loSS; F. P. Schuster, 1o97; Captain l.. Siebe. 12l9 J. D.. Heise 1884; J. Lankenau, 1489.