The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-21
MARKSMEN RIP
THE TARGETS At
SCHUETzEN PARK
A Strong Wind Affects
the Scores.
FOUR CLUBS AT THE BUTTS
COMMITTEE TO ENTERTAIN THE
ARIoN RIFLEMEN.
Grand Annual Prize ShooC to Be
Held Next Month by the
Californians and the
Turner's.
FOUR CLUBS AT THE BUTTS
COMMITTEE TO ENTERTAIN THE
ARIoN RIFLEMEN.

The shooting stands at Schuetzen Park,
near San Rafael, were filled with the
marksmen of four clubs yesterday, ana
though a strong wind interfered to some
extent with the days sport, the scores
Tailed were fair. Monthly bullseye
shoots were held = by the California
Schuetzen Club, the San FRANCISCO
Grutli Shooting Section and the gan gan
Francisco Turner Schuetzen. The GrutnS
also neId a medal shoot while the Vereln
Eintracht Schuetzen Section members
engaged in practice work. They kept no
A. Rahwyler carried off the first prize
in the California Club shoot with score
of 23S. A. Utschig made IN the fopnotch
Won Wyll, with 400 points, won hrst pre-
in the GrutI medal shoot, and A. Studer
repeated the performance in the bullseye
contest of the same organization.
The complete scores of the three CLUBS
were as follows:
California Schuetzen Club. bullseye contest
A Rahwyler 233; J. Straub. "a; c. j. Walden.
264; H. Enge, I'll; a. HamPel, "a; A Streck9T'
s s $751; j. G. waller 5as captain F A.
Kuhls 664 F. Attinger, 1876: a. Breuss' 100;
Lem S S5rrd ii B 5s R ss9 o.
$780, j. Horstmann. 1047; r, Finking, lO7Z! ..
Therbach, 1129; J. l.. Utschig. 1880; a. stet-
tin 1415; L. c. Babin, 1864; f. W. Belknap.
1913; C. Meyer. 1916; A. Bertelsen, 1888; Phio
Jacoby. 1865; P. Brunotti, 214si c. Sagehorn.
San Francisco Turner schuetzen, buIlseye
cOnteSI-A GISCHle, no, NiIlScll' 1fSt -
Bruno 504; r. Finking 5s2; Lieutenant Kom-
mer, 1921; Captain F. Attinger, 1892; Philo
Jacoby 1915; Charles Sagehorn, 1865; Lieutenant
J. Straub 1881; r. LANCER. 2096 H. Enge,
1928 Drum corps-F. Krueckel, 526; ". Straub.
$751; G. Krueckel. 2053.
San Francisco Grutli Shooting Section, medal
contest-First, A. Studer; second, L. Hauser;
third Thomas Simmer; fourth G.. r. Hauser;
fifth, A. Wyll; sixth, j. AppenzeHer; sew
enth, Charles Gut
San Francisco Grutlf Shooting Section, bulls
eye contest-Champion class. A. Won Wyll, 400;
first class. G. r. Hauser. sos; second class,
Charles Gut, 1853; third class, not awarded;
best first shot, A. .Studer, "a; best last shot,
G. r. Hauser, %.
Thirty members of the Ariors. repre-
senting several of the New York shooting
clubs will be entertained at Schuetzen
Park tomorrow and afforded a chance to
look at the shooting stands and accom-
modaticns preparatory to the great ma
tional bUnd shoot scheduled for 1901, by
committee consisting of PhilO JacObY,
Charles Sagehorn, A. Becker, William
Ehrenpfort r. Finking. A. JungbIut,
Captain Kuhls, Captain Attinger and l..
c. Babin.
On September 10 the Gruuis will hold
their annual autumn prize shoot, and on
September II and Is the California
Schuetzen Club will hold its grand annu-
al prize shoot, at which a King" will be
selected That honor is now possessed by
D. w. Mclaughlin. For flag premiums
$500 in cash is offered. and for The best
scores on the honorary targets prizes ag-
grega-ing $1,000 in value will be dis
tributed.