The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
MANY PRIZES
ARE WON BY
CRACK SHOTS
Good Scores Made by Marks
men on the Shell Mound
Range.

At Shell Mound range yesterday there
was any quantity Of target shooting anu'
for all that the conditions were not taNor-
able all Of the time. a number or r'he-
men made more than average good scores.
While there was no wind TO speak OF the
light was unsteady at times and fooled
the marksmen as 10 elevation.
1t looks as though DR. l.. o. Rodgers OF
the Germania Schuetzen Club has cinch
on the lrst champion class medal. In
yesterdays contest he made 45l rings,
which is the highest made this year in the
club, although he has beaten this run by
about ten points. He was also high on the
Bushnell champion medal with 222 In ten
shots. single entry. In the same club ID.
w. Mclaughlin held the high gun In the
three-shot entry match, making ". for
cash prizes. The scores of this club yes
terday were as follows:
Class medals. 20 shots. German 25-ring target
First champion class. DIR. L. o. Rodgers. 45i
rings; second champion class. r. Stettln. 3s1:
first class. H. Stelling. 4O3; second class. j. ID.
Heise. 40l; third class ]. Beuttler. 321: best
r. Stettin. %.
Bushnell championship medal. 10 shots each
shoot. single entry German 25-ring target-Dr.
L. q. Rodgers. 20; j. Utschig, 22l; r. p. Schus-
ter 2l3: ID. Il Faktor. 202.
Contest for cash prizes unlimited entries. J
shots. German 25-ring target-D w. McLaugh-
lin. z: F. schuster II; .. b. Faktor. IL;
The shooting of the Norddeutschcr
Schuetzen Verein was for cash prizes on
the bullseye target. best Centcrs meas
ured by machine. Here d. Salfield showed
up to advantage with black disk in
which he placed his best bullet within
9-lOOO of an inch from the true cen'Cr.
There was also a contest for turkeys. the
best scores I'm three shots, German 25-ring
70 L. I. laR
birds. Jonn de Wit had the pick of the
lot with Il. The scores of the club stood
as follows:
Bullseye shoot. cash winners-First d. SAL
o Lemcke rs: fourth. j. Geftin. sas: nj ATTN i II.
Huber, S2s; sixth. +. Thode. 435. seventh, ID.
Schinkel. 442; eighth. J. Lankenau. 5s4 ninth.
enth. l.. y. Rltzau. s5s: twelfth. F. p schus-
ter. se4; thirteenth. William Morken. 1891; four
teenth. J. Woebcke. 1895
Turkey shoot. first winners-John de Wit.
Moct:r q; F.: p; sGhqster & s.: H. HeIberg; 81: a.
Rush. Sc; b. schinkeI. IS: y; II. " stTeilins % s.; F.
Koch. %: d. salheld. 80; o. schinkei. 80; II.
Some one jokingly said that John Ut
schig of The San Francisco Schuetzen We
rein was IN the has been class. which
awoke the veteran rifleman up and he
pulled for all the points in sight That
ne was successful was shown by the
fact that ne ran up 442 rings for the others
10 follow IN the 2U-shOt class. medal con-
test. j. ID; Heise was another who vas
proud or his success in medal-winnIng
Yesterday he made 402 rings. shooting IN
the second class. and was high This gave
MIN the medal for keeps. having been the
highest IF his class three times in sue
cesSlon: Ihe nigh scores OF the club were
to the following:
Champion class ]. Utschg 442 rings: first
class, J. Gefkin. 405 second class j. D. Heise
tO2; third class, ID. Salfeld 42i: best first shot
D. beuttIer' 70; best last shot H. Stelling IS
or the Golden Gate Rife and Pistol Cub
was two Consecutice 10-shot scores by l.
w. Mclaughlin. which footed up 454 rings
German ring target count. This is The
were as follows:
Rife. 200 yards. German 25-ring target. one or
two ten-shot scores-D. W Mclaughlin 22s
22s; F. b. Belknap PIG. lsl: ]. Kuiiman 2n
is E BTidsas aoo &C " Moore Manss sS; 2i
Tammeyer lsS. ls4: j. Z. German 2OI: A B.
Pistol hfty yards. standard American target
count. one or two ten-shot scores-J. Z. Cor
man "a. Dr; L, o. Rodgers 81. 4. p Dorrell
J. KuIlman 81 F. ". Belknap IS. -" o. o.
In Yesterdays class medal contests Of
the Red Mems Schuetzen Company lay
the permanent ownership OF several Of the
permanent owner Of the championship
medal. William Kreutzkamm. for the
nlsnest score, got the championship. bar.
William Dressler takes the first class
medal. =. IL Rulffs the second. Captain
II. Grieb the third and f. Temple the
fourth. The high scores of the day. TWEEN
" shots, German 25-ring target, were as
follows:
Champion class William Kreutzkamm. All
rings; first class. William Dresser 36S: second
class. =. II. Rulffs. 277: third class Captain
Henry Grieb. 359; fourth class. F. temple, go;
best first shot Captain H. Grieb. %; best last
shot. Captain II. Grieb. 20.
The members of the Independent Ri
fies were out in full force. The Rifles re-
Gently had an election and selected these
gentlemen To attend to the affairs OF the
organization: Captain l.. Schneider; first
lieutenant, r. Moennng: second lleutcn-
ant II. Hansen; recording secretary. n.
Menke. financial secretary, F. IawIcr.
treasurer. II. Goetjen: trustee, O. Hu-
Der. At the shoot yesterday the following
scores were made in 10-shot runs, Blunt
target. with muskets:
Captain l.. Schneider. "a: f. f. weigei. N;
c. IversOn. 30; Corporal II Frederickson 2S
II. GoetJen. go; Corporal =. Schonig 3s: II
Kuhlke. 30: Lieutenant f. MoenninR ss: q
GilberSon. IS: Sergeant c. Mitchell ~; d. Stef
fens. 80: II. Marzholf. 81; c. II Meiyerdierks
l3: F. Wilde. 2s: Sergeant c. Andrews IS; II
Felix. II; DR.. Meierdierks. 81; Or. Stsllman. 5.