The San Francisco call., 1899-10-23
MANY SHOTS
FIRED OVER:
THE RANGES
Large Turnout of Enthusias-
tic Riflemen at the Shell
Mound Competitions,

On the Shell Mound range yesterday
there was all kinds Of shooting and plenty
of it, Late in the afternoon the light was
much steadier than in the earlier hours,
and there was but little wind to contend
with Most of the fine rifle club mem
bers contested for cash prizes on the
bullseye targets, best centers measured
by machine. While no very remarkable
work was done, the craftsmanship was
up to the average.
In the Germania Schuetzen Club
monthly bullseye contest F. p. Schuster
won first prize. He also had the best
score in the three-snot cash prize com
petition. d. w. Mclaughlin and j. Uts-
CHG held the best guns on the Bushnell
championship medal. The scores in these
events are as follows:
Monthly bullseye shoot-First, f. P. Schuster.
292 points; second, r. Finkng SIsi third, j.
Utschig, 4S4; fourth, H. Huber. 56l; NTH, H.
Lukendea 7S6; sixth, William Goetz, 500; sew
enth, II. Zecher. SIS: eighth, H. Stelling' lUlI
ninth, H. Hellberg, 1868; tenth. j. de Wit, u45;
eleventh. j. Gefkin. ll64; twelfth Il. daaAe'
Competition for cash prizes three shots, Ger
man 25-ring target, re-entry-F. +. Sch1ster 49,
Dr. l.. Q. Rodgers 72. John Utschig Il, l. Ben
del r. W. Goetz 6S L. Haake 6S.
Bushnell championship medal, single entry
ten shots, German 25-ring target-D w Nc
Laughlin 223 rings ]. Utschig 22S f. P. Schus-
ter 220, DR.. L. o. Rodgers 2l7.
San Francisco schuetzen Verein monthly
bullseye shoot-F1rst, H. Huber, 3S6 points; sec
ond, William Garms, $50; third, J. Gefkin.
42S; fourth, r. stettln, 452; fifth, A Lemaire.
Schuster $50: eighth d. Salfsld 59s; ninth, j.
Utschig. 619; tenth, L. Haake, SAG; eleventh, j.
Woebke rs twelfth; IL seeing p.3ar. 49, t9is- mr.
fifteenth, H Hellberg. goo; sixteenth II. Zecher.
g25; seventeenth, F. Pape, llQS; eighteenth J.
Lankenau, 1l22; nineteenth, II. L. LiIkindea,
1l3S; twentieth. F. Brandt, 11S9
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club monthly con-
test for class medals. twenty shots. German
Schuster AS rings; second champion class, not
filled; frs: class, G. F. Rust. ~; second class,
class. John Woebcke. 346; best first shot. j.
Lankenau, "a; best last shot, f. p. schuster,
In the Golden Gate Rife and Pistol
Clubs regular contests the principal fea-
ture was squirt made by G. n. Hender-
son, one of the new members, who has
1t happened that d. b. Faktor, one of
the team contesting for an Eastern prize
was absent, and the vacancy had to be
filed and Henderson forged ahead for the
place In the match he ranked second
to the best score made. TWO scores were
shot in this event owing to the fact that
the Golden Gates started in later than
some Of the Eastern teams, which ac-
counts for the two runs of yesterday.
The results of the contests were as fol-
lows:
Team match for the outdoor life rife tro-
pbv ten shots, standard American target, June
W. Mclaughlin, Ss: F. p schuster, ss; F. q.
Mason, on Is: c. n Henderson, u; j. d: Gorman,
Laughlin. SS F. p schuster. IS; DR.. l. o.
Rodgers, s4; F. E. Mason. So; c. N. Hender-
SON. ss; J. Z. German. ST. Total SIS.
Rife class medal scores one or two ten-shot
scores German 25 ring target-Dr. l.. o. Rodg-
ers, 222; F c. Mason, 217 J. z. German. 2o4;
1874; E. n Moore, 1873; ]. F. Bridges. 1873.
Pistol, 80 yards. ten-shot scores. standard
A0Pmaa s 6 M Nj Moaus2n K2dFfF' So j.
Bridges. S4-74; F. E. Mason. SO; c. N. Hender-
son. 81; F. W. Belknap. 70; e. w. Moore. IL
The Naval Militia was out in full force
for the annual competitions for class
medals The shooting yesterday was fol-
the medals Of 1898, which were not dis
tributed at the time owing to some mis-
Ing for the 1889 medals will take place
very soon The militia shot with the
Government 1870 rifle. ten shots, at 2O(
yards. Blunt target. The scores of the
staff engineers and men yesterday were
as follows
First division-Lilkendecker. 3a. .42; Kuhl. "a
IS: Murphy. a. 80: Kaufner. %, 81; Il. Miller
X Ienny. ny S5 23; Bush. s. I; Morgan is. Is: p G
Muller, Z 1s; W. F. Bailey, 80. 81; II. T. Sandy
80, 80; W; Bode; IS, as; g. Osborn. 1s. u; J.
phonse, 20 So; Smith, "a. o2s- Nathan. Is, 90
Markle %, 4; H. Harris A. 49, ,.
80, 81; G. E. Sutton, 3, 0; F. Burgess. 80, 40
Lieutenant F. S. Harloe, 8, "a; Hilton. 81. 10
Jelderks 49, 13: Mackey. g. 21 Malsted a. 15
Holiday, 29 80; Ensign j. X. Burke, 80, Sc
Ensign Kelley 20 25; " F. d BUCKLEY Is, 9; J
G. Kammerer %. 81; f. Haas. Is. 20 Scheff-
auer. II. S5; Mcmillan. Il. 10; Lorndon 81 36
c. r Butte 1S IL; ]. r. Plevin (stafD, is 30
Becker, H. %; +. B. BogeIe, 4, Il; Hammond
"a 35: Vannier, 9, 90; II. R Sutton. SO. 49, Ben
der. %. 2s; o. Hern. Is. II; PinlSham. %. 23.