The San Francisco call., 1903-01-19
PISTOL EXPERTS
On NEW RAN NGE
J. J.Kulmann Wins Special
Prize Offered by
Philo Jacoby.
California Schuetzen Club
Will Develop Small Arm
Contests.

The usual large number of marksmen
attended the competitions yesterday at
Schuetzen Park range. A feature of the
contests was the opening of the new pis-
tol range of the California Schuetzen
Club. AS President P. Jacoby had offered
a handsome inauguration prize the rivalry
was spirited. J. Kulmann proved the VIC
tor in his ten-shot score, making 81 rings
He was closely followed by L. J. Reubold
with 50 rings. In addition 10 the bulls
eye and pistol shooting of the California
Schuetzen Club the San Francisco Tur-
ners held a medal competition, and the
Grutu Verein medal and bullseye shoot
ing.
Max Neef, the fweII-known marksman
of Denver, visited the range and took
part in the proceedings. Mr., Neef is the
president of the Wiener Maerzen Schuetz-
en- Club, one of the best known in Colo
rado. The results follow:
Bulseye shoot of the California schuetzen
Club-Gi. Ahrens 1852, A. WeyI 1925. Paul
schrumpfr 254s, F. c. Hagerup 29is,' J. c.
j. kulmann 2210. w. F. Blasse T64 l.. Reu-
bold 500. John Boiler 1885. George Reiseh-
cadet 135. A. Rahwyler 1925 William Ehren-
pfort 1859 r. MayThofer Cadet 2OOI A
Jungblut 1854, TJ Carroll 14l9, Max kolander
1879, Charles NJ Rousseau 4S5. II. Becker
(cadeO PATS. l. Rink 1920. f. Werlen 2154.
+. ID. Smith 1852. Bradford 1903 PhO JacOby
1908. F. c. Povey $40. F. Riede $3.50 II. DiehI
1917. F. NJ. Hartter 1900 Emil Woenne 1912,
George Tammeyer 52S. Joseph Straub 2152, NJ.
Reuood S4J. a. Strecker COS. Louis Bende
S32 ID. B. Faktor 373. Martin F. Blasse 790.
Bullseye contest-First. ID. b. Faktor 373;
Tammeyer SIS; fourth. l. J. Reubold 500;
fifth. George Reischmiller Sr. 573; sixth. Paul
Brunette 6I5; seventh, A. Strecker Cos: eighth.
William F. Blasse T64; ninth. Al Gehret III;
del S32; twelfth, NJ. Reubold SIS; thirteenth.
II. Dfehl 1O11; fourteenth, Frank ID. Smith
1882 fifteenth W. F. Hartter 1900: sixteenth.
A Bertelsen Sr. 1918; seventeenth A. A.vRah-
nineteenth, T. J. Carroll 1491; twentieth, r
d. Bradford 1903; twenty first, PhilO Jacoby
1903; twenty-second. William EhrenpfOrt 1859;
twenty-third. John Boiler 1895: twenty-fOurth.
Emil Woenns 1872; twenty-ffth A Won WI
1925. Cadets--Es% BeTtelsen 13j f. Barber
1903. r. Mayrhofer 2OO7 Candidate prize
F. @. Povey 80.
Pistol and revolver annex. Kulmann 81,
Louis Reubold so. w. F. Blasse 20. NJ. r.
.Blasse 10. r. LANCER 5S, F. A Schrumpff 5f
Frank Smith 50. William Ehrenpfort 80.
Mrs. Emil Woenne tried conclusions
with her husband at the pistol range and
succeeded in beating his score.
San Francisco Turner's medal shoot-Charles
Sagehorn III, f. Klatze 11-64 A. Schrumpff
155-134, r. Finking 201-174, ]. Kuehn 150-104,
F. Kommer 156-155, George Tammeyer &16.
Joseph Straub 155-155, A. JungbIut 191. Drum
corps-Ben Jonas 196-192
San Francisco Grutli Club, bullseye shoot
First. A Studer; second. o. Imdorf; third. Al
Gehret; fourth, r. HauSers fifth, F. Werlen;
sixth, Charles OFT; seventh. Carl Gut; eighth, /
A. Wyl; ninth, l.. Hauser Medal shoot
Charles OFT. 3T4: second class, .Brugger, S79;
third class, not vOn-