The San Francisco call., 1898-03-21
ON THE RANGE AT SAN RAFAEL California Schuetzen Club Holds Its Bullseye
 Shoot.
San Francisco Grutli, Verein Eintracht and Turner's
 Hold Contests.
R. Stettin of the California Club Scores the Best Bullseye in
 the Days Shooting.

Every target in the California Schuet- zen Clubs range, near San Rafael, was kept bobbing up and down yesterday and the marksmen crowded the butts.
 The California SchuetZen Club held its regular monthly bullseye shoot, the San Francisco Turner's Schuetzen Section held their regular monthly bullseye shoot, and the Turner's Drum Corps their medal con- test. The San Francisco Grutn shot in their regular monthly medal and bullseye shoots, and the San Francisco Verein Fin tracht Schuetzen Section held their regu- lar monthly bullseye shoot.
 The wind was strong and changeable and kept the marksmen guessing through out the day. The light on the targets was all that could be desired, and despite the strong wind the scores were good. In the bullseve shoot of the California Schuet- zen Club, R. Stettin captured first honors. with the excellent score of 96: In the Turner's, John Utschig ST. made a score of 106 in the bullseye shoot
 The following are the prize-winners and their scores in the regular monthly bulls eye contest of the California SchuetZen Club on the San Rafael range yester-
 First, R. stettin. ss; second, O: Bremen, ,2la; third Jung6ut S4a aa; foHrfh' o'ntb 8 Fater Mqer 4e4: seventh. Fred Schueman, 531; eighth A. BGyeg s ng5h s eleventh F kueS G Egng s2 e14 sS twelfth A. strecker, 745; thirteenth. John o6G gtschig sri 74s fourteenth Jgd! J H. sussi SOS; Waller S42: A. Bertelsen, SS8: Otto Burmeister, 800; j. H. Robinson, s2s; Joe Fetz, gro; Adolph c. F. Hagerup, i04S II. Eckmann 1O50;
 Cadets, California Schuetzen CluboFIrst, F Tammeyer, 435; William Utschig, 1876; J. kulI- man. 15l0.
 The following scores were made by the members of the San Francisco GrutH in their regular monthly medal shoot:
 Champion cass-Al Gehret 400 points.
 First class-Not shot.
 Second o ciass-Robert Hauser. S7S points.
 Third class-Charles Ott, 34S points.
 First best shot-Robert HaUser, 9 points; last best shot, Charles Ott, A points
 Tn the bullseye shoot of the San Fran cisco Grutli, the following members were successful:
 First, A. Gehret; second, Charles Gut; third Charles Ott; fourth A. von Wyll; fifth. A, Studer sixth, F. Baumgartner; seventh, Joseph Fetz eighth, Ed Kunz; ninth. John Reber-
 In the regular monthly bullseye shoot of the SchuetZen Section of the Verein Ein- tracht the following were the winners;
 First. J. Young; second c; schroder; third Schmidt; sixth, Charles Gumbel; seventh, R. Stettin; eighth, F. Kuhls; ninth. C. Muller tenth C. von Hartwig; eleventh J. Rohrer' twelfth, F. Hagerup.
 The following were the suecessful marksmen of the San Francisco Turner's and their scores in the regular monthly brllseye shoot of that organization held yesterday at Schuetzen Park, near San Rafael:
 First John Utschig; 1os; second ,sS ott9 9oIs4 Bur IJeutenant j. straub, 3s5 fifth, c. Brune, sSo
 sixth Robert Langer i1ss gsve9th ys6 tt,Gher GRris 11S0: ninth Adolph Utschig, 11s5; tenth, R. Finking, Iis5; eleventh. |. Nj. Thierbach. ;. 1451: twelfth, Lieutenant E. Hammer l54s; thirteenth, William Utschig, 17O3; fourteenth. Charles Rudolph 2067.
 The following members of the San Francisco Turner's Drum Corps competed for medals, and the following were suc- cessful and received the trophies:
 First champion class medal-Ben Jonas, 3l2
 Second championship class medal-William Straub, 279
 First class medal-George Krueckel.
 Second class rnedal-F. Krueckel.