The San Francisco call., 1899-12-25

Ahrens. whose best center was perfect 10
the needles point: but he failed 70 win the
first prize on this because he was a winner
in the main match. There was very lively
competition between DR.. l.. o. Rodgers
and ID. b. Faktor for the first money, the
two tieing on an average Of about y, and
they were unable TO better their scores.
The first money, however, fell 10 Faktor,
as he had one or two us more than the
doctor. who fell to the second prize
OF $50. The exact scores and winners
Of the yearly contests Will not be known
until the committee has a chance 10 go
over the records. The distribution Will
take place on the second Friday in Janu-
ary at a banquet 20 be held at California
Hall, 620 Bush street.
During the day in the Bushnell compe-
tition ten-shot record medal ID. y. Faktor
made 226, ]. Utschig 225 and DIT. L. ..
Rodgers 222. In addition, the club held
its regular monthly contest for cash prizes
on the bullseye target, best centers meas
ured by machine. The winners were the
following:
First. A Jungblut 4o5 points: second. r. stet-
tin 5I7: third J. Utschig 705; fourth. ID. y.
Faktor eos: nth. W. Goetze 90s: sixth. J.
bridges $50: seventh L. Haake I043: eighth. II.
Zecher 1850: ninth ]. de Wit 1i79: tenth DR.. L.
o. Rodgers ISL; eleventh. ID. Salheld l22l.
The regular bullseye shoot OF the San
Francisco Schuetzen Verein brought out
a large attendance. Z. II. Goetze made a
S2-l6OO of an inch. The other prize winners
were rewarded in this order:
First. +. II. Goetze 50 points: second. ]. c.
Waller 324: third. Aug. II. Pape 46l: fourth. j.
stettin 756; seventh, J.; de Wit s2i; eighth: l.
Haake S27: ninth. J. Gefkin $50; tenth. Aug
Meyer 1850: eleventh. % b T9k{or lOs,;
liss; fourteenth. +. Koch Isl; fifteenth. H.
Huber 1855: sixteenth, W. GOetze l-1s; seven
teenth. II. Huppert 124s: eighteenth. G. F. Rust
1919: nineteenth, F. =. Schuster 1893; twentieth,
D. bunker 2lss.
There was some splendid shooting in the
Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol CLUB. The
ten-shot coast record FOR the year was
broken by F. L. Mason, who made -
rings in his single entry class medal
shoot T. 3. Belknap was another VINO
received congratulations Tor his good
shooting. He Is a recent addition 20 the
ranks OF rifemen. and has never been
rated as among the top-notchers OF the
club. 1t happened that ]. +. German was
absent from the team shoot Tor the out
door trophy, and Belknap beat three 9TH
ers in the race for substitute. In the real
match he scored 81 points. standard Amer
lean target count. In the team contest
d w. Mclaughlin was high with 20. the
highest that has been made in the match
SO far this year. The scores Of the club
were as follows;
Rife. class medal. ten shots. German twenty
FIVE ring target. one and two scores-F. z. Ma
son. pa: c. NJ Henderson. 222-2i9: F. ".
Belknap. 2l2-211: j. F. Bridgas. 204; y. Z.
DorreIi. 217: Z. Wanne. 1ss: J. Kulman. 1s4
''Outdoor llfe'' rife contest one entry OF ten
shots standard American target. first team
Captain Mason. IS: r. B. BelknaD. 81. DR.. l.
o. Rodgers. so: d. W. Mclaughlin. %; F. c.
Schuster sS ID. b. Faktor II. Second team
Captain Mason. IS: DR.. L. o. Rodgers. IS: F.
p. Schuster. 81: u. b. Faktor. 20: F. b. Belk-
nap Sc; ID. W. Mclaughlin. Sc; first total for
November, sos; second total for Decembe-. 4s4-
Pistol. class medal. one or two hot -ores.
ffty yards Standard American target-J. +.
Gorman s4-s4: F. r. Bridgas. 81; J. Kullman.
81; c. NJ Henderson. 70.
The monthly class medal shoot OF the
Norddeutscher Scheutzen Club brought
out a fair attendance. but no very re-
uarkable work was done, three OF the
classes not filling. The scores, 20 shots
German ring target, were as follows:
Champion class. not filled: first class not
flied; second class. o. Schenkel 3s2 rings: third
class not filled; fourth class. Gus Holman 3f7:
best first shot, c. +. Rust "a: best last shot
Gus Schulz q.