The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14
WITH PISTOL
 AND RIFLE Some Good Target Shoot ina at Shell Mound
 Ranges. The National Guard Is Repre- sented by Companies
 c, G and F. The vsr,o,ss German Societies Also Demonstrate Their
 Skill.

The fair weather yesterday afternoon brought a goodly number of marksmen out to the shooting ranges at Shell Mound Park, all intent on showing their skill or adding to it and the day was an ideal one for target shooting. There was some good shooting at the different ranges and some that was not quite so good, but on the whole some remarkably good scores were made and the day was a success from every point of view.
 Companies and c {Nationais) First Infantry, held their regular monthly shoot at 300, 300 and 200 yards for the champions of the first, second and third and fourth classes respectively and the scores at 800 yards resulted as follows:
 J. F. Norton 47. F. J. Povey 42. ". Men gel 95. ". F. Unfred 43, J; B; sweitzer 2l, E. c. Sutliffe 41 P: J. Newman 36. c. F. Watham 33, r. F. Carson 37, H. T. Hicks 32, c. Meyer 46, A. H. Kennedy 41, c. Knerr 40, A. H. Deppen 21, and A. J. Ruddock 42.
 The results at 300 yards were as fol- lows:
 w. Umfred 3s, J. B. sweitzer 30, ". Menzel 29 E. c. Sutliffe 40, c. Waltham 5S, F. V. Northrup F. A; H. Kennedy 4O, A. Ruddock 92, H. F; Hicks AZ, J. He'll bron 25 J. \ Norton Sg poIav H Musgraye svsr ss 40, II. Deepen 35, and F. F. Carson 45. The scores at 200 yards were:
 H. English 3s, T. McGilvery A, l.. Hun sacker 90, F. E. Casbie 6, G. Atkins 37, l.. E. Burner Il, c. Nelson $, J. B. Dab- ney 2s, A. Martin S7, F. J; Poyey 40, D: E: Lawton 3S, G. J. Petty 3S, w. F. Unfred 4O q Warner 3e I R. SWeitZer 40 C. smith 40, F. W. Held 15, c. w. Mueller 36, M. Menzel 2S: J. Heilbron S4, P. J. Neuman 4S G. D. Layton A, C.: Bantz Sutliffe 42, H. Fawke 34, F. Williams 40. C. Meyer 46, F. F. Carson B, T. H.. Arm strong 26 J. Harrington 19 H. Hicks 37, H. Stewart P, J. F. Norton A, C.. F. Waltham A, A. H. Kennedy fl, R. T. Heron P, A. J. Ruddock 40, H. Deppen fl, and V. F. Northrop 41.
 The score of Company F at 200 yards was as follows:
 Captain Miller 29. Lieutenant Nippert 3S, Sergeant Iverson 37, Sergeant Brown 3S, Sergeant Cook 3S, Sergeant Hawks %, Corporal Higgins 2S, Corporal Hawks 27, Corporal DOscher 23, Coporal Raine A, Corporal Fitzgerald SS. The following pri- yates scored: Nathan 30, Cleveland 24. Payne 20, Dufresne H, Newman 21, Var ney 31 Dove 31, O'Connor g, Irving 39, Dever 23, Hopkins 30, Paul S2, Clark 20, Field 36, Willard S5, Guitar 23, O'Brien 2S.
 The. score at the monthly medal shoot of the Independent Rifles at 200 yards was:
 geant c. H. kornbeck 37, Sergeant H. Schlichtman S7, F. H. Brinckman 32 A. Dietrich 24, H. Goetgen 39, Corporal J. Minderman 31. J. A. Stang 20, J. Hein- bockel IT. F. H. Laun T.
 The match shooting at 200 yards re- nl,I ;oIt T Staude scoring 47 against A by Goet- gen, Kuhlke and Stang.
 The Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club held their monthly bulrs-eye shoot for small cash prizes, the scores being as follows:
 F. c; Rust IFS. F. P; schuster Al. J. J. D. Heise 61O, H. Huber 791, o. Lempke Ill, J. Thode 12SO, F. Koch 1885, Captain L. Siebe 1671. J. Lankenau 1924
 In the monthly medal shooting of the San Francisco Schuetzen Verein John Utschig won the champion medal. The first class medal was not filled. The second class was won by John Getken, 37S third class O. Lempke, 414; fourth class, J. Lankenau, $50; best first shot. John Utschig, A; best last shot, J. w. Goetze, 25.
 In the German SchuetZen Club the highest score in the public ten-shot competition shoot for the s75 medal was made by D. w. Mclaughlin, who made 226. Next in order came Dr. Rodgers. 213 F. Schuster, 213; l.. Bendel, 2O5
 The highest scores in the three shot competition shoot for cash prizes were: J. Utschig, H. F. Schuster, Il; William Morken, 70.
 At the Columbia Pistol and Rifle Club ranges the pistol shoot at fifty yards for medals for members Orlp ,-ac,,I+o<l as follows:
 Champion Class-F. c. Young 43, J. F. German 47, A. B. Donell 4S, pr Rodgers 51, and M. J. White 65.
 First Class.G; N M E Bu1rIey 64, D. W. Mo
 Second Class-Mrs. M. J. White 66. A Hinterman 66, and A. H. Cady 95.
 Third class-B. P. Jonas 95, J. P. Cos grave 96.
 The ten-shot pistol shoot for the Siebe medal, open to all corners, was held, with this score: J. E. German, 3S; F. o. Young, A A. B. Donell, 50.
 In the fifty yard 22-caliber rifle shoot for ladies for the Ross trophy Mrs. M. J. White scored 3S-44 and Mrs. J. Man ueI 95.
 For the all-comers' rife medal at 200 yards: T.. E. Mason, AS; A. H. Pape. B; Dr. Rodgers, 5S; F. O. Young, 55; D. w. Mclaughlin 61.
 For the Bushnell medal: F. o. Young, 46; A. H. Cady, 40-40.
 For the members rifle medal: A. B. Donell, 54; J. F. German, 62; A. H. Gehret so; A. H. Cady, 97.
 For members only: Champion class D. w. Mclaughlin, 55 A. H. Pape, 56; Dr. Rodgers, 57; F. O. Young, 60; A. Strecker, SS. First cla@-J. E. German, 73 O. A. Bremen, ST. J. F. Klein, 90. Second class-G. Borley, IT; M J. White 95; A. Hinterman, 99; A. H. Cady, 157 Third class-B. Jonas, 118: E. Woenne, 151; Mrs. White. 160.