The San Francisco call., 1899-01-23
SHELL MOUND SHOTS
MAKE GOOD SCORES
F. P. sCHUsTER HIGH ON BUSH
NELL CHAMPION MEDAL.
Dr. L. o. Rodgers Makes Fine Three
Shot Runs in the Cash Contest.
Bullseye Prize-Winners.

It was an ideal day for rife shooting at
Shell Mound yesterday. Most of the time
the light was good and there was but lit
tie wind to change the natural flight of
bullets. AS might be expected the at
tendance was good and a number of fine
scores were made. Particular attention
was paid to the Germania Schuetzen
Clubs re-entry matches. In the Bushnell
championship ten-shot match f. P.
Schuster went to the head with 219 rings.
DR.. L. o. Rodgers was top man in the
three-shot re-entry match for cash prizes.
making two 72-ring scores. The best
scores were the following:
Bushnell championship medal, 10 shots,
single entry-F. p. Schuster, PIG rings; D.
B. Faktor, 213; j. Utschig, 21S; e. H.
Goetze, 2O7; A. Strecker, 2i5; N. Ahrens.
212.
Re-entry for cash prizes. S-shot scores
ter, 20, II, 20; ]. Gefken, 62, sc, 6S; a. II.
Goetze, s., a., 81; A.; strecker, SO, 50; J.
Utschig 6S, II: William Goetze, 63; H.
Lilkinday, "a; D. Salsfeld, 81.
Regular monthly bullseye contest for
cash prizes, twenty shots, machine meas
R. stettin 11, F. P. schuster 223. F.
Rust 313 H. Lilkendey 361, G. H. Bahrs
456 ]. Utschig 504, D. Salfield 639, j. de
Witt 6S5, n. Ahrens 7S1, c. Thierbach sos
H: Meyer SIS, H. Stelling 9O3, j. E. Klein
San Francisco schuetzen Club. monthly
contest for cash prizes, bullseye target
machine measurement, twenty shots
Lemeke 321, F. p. Schuster 34S, H. Stel-
ling 352, ]. c. Waller 367 John Utschig
1893, W. F. CAIRNS sos, George H. Bahrs
599, Aug. F; Meyer 6SS, n; Ahrens 692, J.
Lankenau 697, Aug. Jungblat I'll, H: F.
Lilkendey 799, D. bunker S53 Gus Schulz
902, c. Thierbach 999, F. Pape 1909, f.
Brandt 104O, A. Browning 105S.
The regular class medal shoot of the
Red Mems Schuetzen Section showed the
following high marksmen, 20 shots, Ger
man 25-ring target:
first class, W. Dressler, 329; second class
p. H. Rulffs 315; third class, Captain H.
Grieb, 266; fourth class, c. Bolsdorff, 257;
best first shot, E. Schierbaum, %; best
last shot, E. Schierbaum, "a.
championship class of the Norddeutscher
SchuetZen Club with 439 on the German
25-ring target, 20 shots. The high men in
the medal classes were the 6hIGg following: 400.
first class, F. Koch, 416; second class, D.
Salffeld, $40; third class, Albert Meyer
347; fourth class. August f. Meyer, SO2;
best first shot, W. Glndermann, 25; best
The regular monthly medal shoot of the
Nationals did not bring out many of the
musket experts. Their scores of 10 shots,
Blunt military target, We're as follows.
c. Meyer 43, A. j. Ruddick Al. c. A.
Gwynn rs, J. E. Odgers Al, A. II. Ken
nedy AZ. L. w. Grant So. V. j. Garibaldi 80
r. c. Howe sc, w. P. Mason &c.
There was a good attendance of the
Columbia Pistol and Rife Clubs members
and a number of good scores were made.
All the shooting was on re-entry anna
teurs, 10-shot scores, Columbia target.
Following were the high scores:
Rifle. Glindeman all-comers' rife medal
A. H. Pape 43.44 "A; f. o. Young 81, 81; 2.
n Moor GA, 76; c. N. Daiss SO, 92; G.
Pistol and small rife. so yards-F. Q.
Young "A. 49, 54, 81; G. NJ. Barley 50; j. ?.
Cosgrave "a, 6S; Daiss % and 25; G. F.
Mannell %, 30, Il.