The San Francisco call., 1903-09-14
BATTERY A MEN
SHOOT STRAIGHT
Several Make the Pos
sible Score at Shell
Mound.
D. B. Faktor Leads All Com
petitors in His Medal
String.

i
Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol Club. San
Francisco Schuetzen Verein. Germanic
Schuetzen Club. Norddeutscher Shooting
Club and the field and staff of the First
Infantry Regiment all held competition or
State contests.
w. c. Prichard was high man with the
revolver in the Golden Gate Club with a
score of 95 out of 100. In the rifle COM
petition C. NJ. Henderson was best with
J 22s rings in his ten-snot score. He was
tied by F. P. Schuster in the Germania
PClub Frank f. Mason was close up with
2z7 rings.
In the San Francisco Schuetzen Verein
d. B. Faktor led all his competitors with
score of 4S5 rings in his medal string.
Captain r w Keesling and r. II.
Maier did good work in the State shoot of
Battery d and placed high scores to their
credit
In the field and staff shooting of the
First Regiment Major George Filmer was
far ahead of his competitors. while Lieu
tenant ]. ]. West and Sergeant ]. Lawson
made creditable scores.
The State shoot of Battery A resulted
in many fine scores. Lieutenant j. c.
Eason made a possible" at the 2O0-yard
range and % and % at 600 and 500 yards
respectively. g II. Jensen and l. T.
Guerin each made the possible at the
S00-yard range. c. ]. O'COnnOr. Sergeant
II. c. Schwinn and F. A. Nippert all made
| high scores.
Many of the best marksmen were busy
getting their rifles into shape for the fall
festival of the California Schuetzen Club.
| which will be held Sunday next at
! Schuetzen Park, San Rafael. All the crack
shots have signified their intention of en-
tering the lists for king shooting. 1t is
expected the number of competitors on
this target viii be the largest for many
years. d. W. Mclaughlin, c. M. Hender-
son August Pape A. Strecker, d. b.
Faktor, N Ahrens Philo Jacoby. Fred
Levers L. J. Reubold. NJ. F. Blasse. T.
J. Carroll, f. p. Schuster. Al Gehret, c.
Tammeyer, o. A. Bremen. Jacob Myer,
Captain f. Ruhstaller of Sacramento. A.
Bertelsen. Captain F. A. Kuhls G. Risch-
miller and A. Rahwyler have signihed
their intention to take part in the king
shooting. Following are the scores:
Germania schuetzen Club. monthly medal
shoot-First champion class, F. P; Schuster'
pos. second champion class, George Tammeyer,
215: first class John Gefkin 212; second class,
William Doel 2o3; third class J., BeIttleI; ai ,..
Competition shoot@Frank E. Mason 227. n.
Ahrens 222 A. Gehret PIG Herman Huber 2l2,
NJ. +. Blasse. 210, o. A. tremer 200.
Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol Club. monthly
medal GemPe'50n p umsDn Fsro Sc w F. Bass
76, C. NJ. Henderson - Re-entry match
S.; w. F. Biasse. IS. Sc. Sc. 79 20; c. NJ Hen
derson. %. Revolver Club trophy-W. 9
Prichard % M ]. White ~, F. kruckel 40 It ~
c. Priehard. % 81. 90; P. A Becker 81. 90.
IS 50 81 A. l. a d ~ 1a Sf Sf 81 so 80
Re-entry match. rife: Expert class NJ.
224. 217. 215; A. Gehret. 214.-seeond class
Max Kolander, 21O Club trophy-A. Gehret
221 D. 3. Faktor 217 W. F. Blasse 213. NJ.
meyer 21O. Otto A Bremen 100. Gold Medal
o. 4. Bremen. 200. 201 Medal bars-M F.
Blasse. 221, 21O: NJ. KOlander, 2lS PIG. 20,
2O9.
San Francisco Schuetzen verein. monthly
medal sEoOting-Champion highest score, d.
b. Faktor. AS: champion first and second
! classes not filed; third class, Lieutenant Henry
Meyer. 81; fourth class. d. DunkeEs~3I4 best
last shot. Charles Oldag, %.
Independent Rifles monthly medal shoot on
American standard target Springfield rifles
c. Kornbeck -. II. KUhlke %, B. Hilken 80,
Corporal f. Loun %. c. Granz IS. j. C. Hayes
Shohay IS, G.. kellenberger 20. W. Wurzbach
f0 c. Schilling IS, L. Mayer 80. Sergeant C.
Schneider 81. J. SchlIchtmann II, c. Herring
Norddeutscher schuetzen Club. monthly bulls
g Rust 472 F. P. schuster Ts2. ]. Lankenau
$40. William DoeT 1O43. r. Stettin 1862 Her
man Huber 1117. George II. BahIs l223, G..
Schulz 1857. John Gefken 1869
Shell Mound Pistol and Rifle Club. bullseye
shoot-O. Poulsen IA. A. Niehaus 14ia, / Rim
gen 20, H W. Kleinenbroich 271a, r. Mitchell
Colby " "a. F. Mante A. A. Gay 60 S. Holmes
5415, T. Newirth 5S. w Siebe 60, A. Ramm
67l2, w. Crocker 6S. DR.. b. Roche 90. Al
Pousen 7f1s. i. Siebe 73. T. Siebe 73. w. W.
Thompson 1914. II. p. Nelson S2ls. H. Ko-
fod SO.
Monthly practice shoot. v Frates 245.
P A. Paulson 1917. c. Glueck 19S. H. Wobber
1S3, W. Guild 275 G. Curtis 90. J. Wilson u,
w. NJ Paulsou 1874
band, First Infantry Regiment. n. G. c., four
strings of 10 shots each with military revolver.
dfcfp var NTai tp1aF
4S. 44-1S6; Captain F. w. Warren, %, 3S Al.
44-151 Lieutenant j. ]. West. 81 43. So A.
-130: Lieutenant F. W. Hammond. 49, 30 40
34.125; Sergeant J. II Prideau IA 10; 2s; p
92: Sergeant j. Lawson 2s. 80. a. 42-i48:
Sergeant +. L. Worth. 80. %. 40. 3S-1J6. Cor
J. 7. MeCraeken. % II, ?. 25-Gl; Musician
John L. Utsehig, 81 30. 81. a4-149; Musician
II 5. Griffith, - 80. g. 2s5l$3
c. State shoot. distances 200 800 and 500
yards-Lieutenant w A. Narney. %. "a 2l;
Lieutenant J. c. Eason. %. %. %: First Ser
geant w. H. Homer Jr.. % 20. 2i; Sergeant
c. J OConnor 24 81. "a; Sergeant ID. G.
schloss. %. 20 10; Sergeant II. c. SchWinn.
23 "a p: Corporal b. Gordon. TO- H. 10: COR
poral c. II. Jensen. %. -. 20: Corporal George
Homer 49, H. 20; w Ehrhorn IL 30 II. F
Rawiinson' H. is ii: M. Prince 10 oi ~. e.
F. Furton % 90 20; c. Carpenter. 20. 20. 20:
6 II, Smith. 22 22 "a; L F. Guerin. %. 25
p. Schwab % - 49, II. Stone H. 22 %: +
+. soule. 2l. 10. II: r. r. Castle. 1s IS %:
W. Brittsan. %. is. 16: J. F o,coSno--- ~ o. y.
% %: 4. H Irving; % Is: F. A; Nippert. 2i.
"a "a: Sergeant a s Hatfield. "a. %. 20
distances 200. 300 and 500 yards-Captain r
V. Keesling. %. %. 21 Lieutenant A r Far
less. %. 10. 10; First Sergeant c. J. Mnnd 81
a. 21 Sergeant G. w Kuehn. Is; sereasni
Walter Kemp % 49, 81: Sergeant X ~
Montrose II. 10, 9; Sergeant George ID Nrt
ting o. -. 10; CORPORAL r. c. BeIinge 10 %
%; II. G. Won Geistefeld. 10 Is II. Tbor,o,
Cooney. 10: L r. Holm. To- -. IA. Irwin Reed
H. 12 IA: George Battee 10 00 90.
Cutter. 20 IS. Y; G A. Brook. 20. - II.
a. karver, II IL 10: c. n. Young IS Ie "a.
Emil Lsmerdin. 10, IS If: Glenn Pbodae. 90 40
1e 10; W. ! White. IL. 20 %: II. F 4nt-i-2z' -
o. 20; r.. H Maier "a %. 20; Robert pa1I
Crowson. 13. TO- o. 10 =. "A