The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10
GOOD SCORES
At THE SHELL
MOUND RANGE
Marksmen Get a Fine
Day.
GORMAN MAKES A RECORD
INITIAL PRIZE SHOOT OF THE
GOLDEN GATE CLUB.
Germania and San Francisco Schuet-
zen Vereins Hold Their Monthly
Events-Norddeuts
Bullseye Shoot.
GORMAN MAKES A RECORD
INITIAL PRIZE SHOOT OF THE
GOLDEN GATE CLUB.

A better day than yesterday could not
have been ordered for the marksmen at
Shell Mound Park. The scores showed
excellent work done by the five clubs and
the Naval Battalion. The fine weather
brought out the strength of the various
clubs, and in consequence the range was
crowded with many persons besides the
contestants. The best individual score was
made by J. e. German of the Golden Gate
Rifle and Pistol Club, who, in the pistol
shoot, at fifty yards, standard American
target, scored 40 out of possible ~ In
four. shots. The clubs upon the range
yesterday We're: The Golden Gate Rifle
and Pistol Club. Germania Schuetzen,
San Francisco Schuetzen Verein, Nord-
deutscher Schuetzen, Independent Rifles
and the First and Second divisions of the
Naval Battalion.
Yesterday was the initial prize shoot of
the Golden Gate Rife and Pistol Club. 1t
was a most gratifying success to its mem
berS, both financially and otherwise, ana
there was an exceedingly large attend
ance. There was $l04 given in cash prizes,
and besides this amount there was at
least $50 worth of other useful prizes.
Beginning with the Golden Gate Rifle
and Pistol Club the following are the
scores made yesterday:
Ring target-D. 3. Faktor 81 first prize;
D. w Mclaughlin, second prize; Adolpn
Strecker, third prize, and +. L. Mason
fourth prize. -
out of a possible IS, Otto Bremen u and D.
B. Faktor II.
Revolver shoot, fifty yards, standard
American target-Smith Carr 81 out OF a
possible 40, j. Il. German "a, A. bonner
81 and F. H. Bushnell %.
Pistol shoot. fifty yards, standard Amer
lean target. e. German 40 out OF "a pos s.
and ]. F. Bridges so.
The following were the scores of the
monthly medal shooting of the Germania
ScheutZen: -.
First champion class, F. P. Schuster 442;
second champion class, Nick Ahrens 401; ;
first class, G. Gefken 413i second class. j.
Bridges 423 third class H. Lkehdey az hosf 81 Soi
shot F. Rust %.
Bushnell medal shoot-D. Mclaughlin
225, D. 3. Faktor 222, j. Utschig us, r. q.
Competition for cash prIzes..J; Utschig
10, D. b Faktor SO and F. B. Schuster Is.
The following scores were MADE IN the
monthly medal shoot of the San Francisco
Scheutzen Verein: F. P. Schuster 402: The
first class did not fill. Second class, ii. +
Lilkendey 3S7; third class r.: 5d3 ID; Goetz & a. AZ;
fourth class, John Lankenau 1893; first best
shot, F. Schuster "a; last best shot' u. b.
Faktor "a.
The monthly bullseye shoot of the Nord-
deutscher Schuetzen showed exceedingly
fair results. The following were the ten
highest individual scores made; Henry
Burfend 222. John Gefken 344, r: r. h9ch 9lt
F. P. Schuster 616, CAPTAIN l.. Siebe 20
B. Schinkel $50, John D. Heise S5S and
John Lankenau 9O5. Cash prizes were
given.
The following were the scores in the
monthly medal shoot of the lndepe2dent
Rifles: Lieutenant f. Woenning 40, II.
Goetzen and H. Marzolf IS, Corporal T.
H. Schonig 95, H. Kuhlke 81, }. Schllcht-
mann and D. Steffens so and H. Felix IS
The following were the scores made by
the Naval Battalion;
First division-H. Harris SO, Lindecl<er
81, P. o. Murphy 80. o. Smith 81, F. Sew
erance 2S. w. H. Morgan II. l.. Bush IS,
H. Landy 2S and j. Beattie 29.
D. Burgess % G. w. Hammon q, Daley
q, J. Garrett %, w. r. Mockey 10, G. SUIT
ton 4, r. w. Blake SO, W. Cattran S, ii.
Hilton AZ and F. Deureux 81.