The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-28
LELAND PROVES
A CLEVER SHOT
Naval Militia Surgeon
Makes Perfect Score
With Revolver.
Record Breaking Attendance
at the Shell Mound
Ranges.

The crack Of the rife was heard
throughout the day yesterday at Shell
Mound Park The occasion was a record
breaker as far the number of marks
men participating. The National Guard
was out in force. 1t was represented by
the first and second divisions of the Naval
Militia, Comptnies A. G and f of the
First Infantry Regiment. The Indepen-
dent Rifles turned out strongly.
The San Francisco Schuetzen Verein,
Golden Gate Rife and Pistol Club, Red
Mems Schuetzen. Germania Club and
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club all held
monthly contests.
The staff Of Naval Militia shot at the
regulation military target, being the fig
ure Of a man. at a distance of so yards.
Lieutenant Commander and Chief Sur
geon DR.. I. B. w. Leland did great work,
striking the figure twenty consecutive
times, thereby making the possible" He
made 100 points out of a possible 200 in his
forty shots, one OF the best scores on rec
ord with the revolver.
The scores of the different organiza-
tons participating follow:
Independent Rifles. annual prize shoot-G.
Mitchell 30, w. Cook 80 Sergeant c. Andrews
% b. Hilken % H. Reinhardt 20, J. 5. Jones
Is Z. Helmke 70 J. H. Kuhlke p, p Peter
son "a IL Tonnemacher "a J. Schlichtmann
p. W. wurtzbach -. J. staude %, H. Kuhlke
Il. c. Schilling II. c. Fricker 81. Captain L.
Schneider p, Corporal H Marzolf 20, J. Now
desha 10, L. II. Brinkmann 49, H. Gaetzen 10,
o. F. Huber -, II. Schmidt 10, +. Shohay 10,
f Wild is. n. Moenning IS Sergeant {.
Schneider Is c. Granz IS c Kornbeck is. ].
Behlmer is. X. Winchrowski II. c. Schmidt
IL. Sergeant II. Feyge II. H. Gaetzen IL, c.
10. J. Donovan 10. T KeHenberger 10. c. Fred
erickson 10, Lieutenant H. Schlichtmann Is,
c. Iverson Is.
Headquarters, Naval Militia revolver, dis
lance fifty yards. four strings Of ten shots
each. state shoot-Commander Bauer, 30. IS.
- 10. 80 5O-19O: Lieutenant c. Z. KAN
merer. 81, IS. 80. 41-149; Lieutenant Harloe
y. p. "a 22-l05; Lieutenant Schlling, A.
40. 43. 4O-173; Ensign Brophy. 40, 46. 43, 80
162: Ensign Murphy. %, 81 3S, 40-l44; Gun
ner OHearn. 100: Machinist Tucker, "a 81, "a
Chief Petty. officer Hilton 1Os.
First and Second Divisions. Naval Militia.
y. G. c., fired fifteen shots at each distance
200, 800 and 500 yards, thus completing their
State shooting contest. The scores are as fol-
lows:
c. Dabney. a. So =; L. Mudd. go =. 4; D.
BEiSooll g. ?, .: e Bach 40 81; "
Garrett, rs. = IA; W. a. Bode 50. ~. a; J.
Willis. SO. -. %; w. Cathran. 81. -. 81; F.
:: 7. Goesch. 20. Is. 5: R: Barbari, 80 9. :;
F. Burgess, 80. "a, 81 F. r. Sutton. es. 20, 80;
Freq n Melop a - P P2Esyth is 81 o.
Company G. First Infantry Regiment.
monthly medal shoot: Captain W. Wall 40.
Moves 81. Sergeant w. Talbot 40. Sergeant
Emil F. Stroth a. Corporal r. Steadman Al,
Sergeant Ames 81. H. Spillman "A. s. B. Mills
SO, James DClan IS. NJ. J. Lyons ~. Benjamin
Jackman 80. Edward Nicholl "a, Leon Ayhens
Us, ]. A. Bright "a, James Dolan -, William
Spillman 30. Edward Dolan 80. II. c. Barrows
%. H. McSweegan 80, Sergeant f. L. Owens
"a, ". Dassman 81, J. Harvey SO, J. Nc
Company F. First Infantry Regiment.
company shoot at 200 yards: Captain J. F.
Eggert 43. Lieutenant II. G. Stindt 43, Ser
geant c. Chester A. Sergeant L. Rey Al, ].
Cheregtno At. Corporal G. Bruckner %, De-
martini a. g. St. Clair Is, A. 2. Pearson II,
c. J. Weir 40. T. Alderman %. F. E. Strick-
land 80 T. Robinson IS B. J. Baddley 10, J.
Salinger IS. P. Molter 26 r. Taylor "a. H
Dougherty "a
Company A, First Infantry Regiment. Ma
tionaI Guard OF California. monthly medal
shoot; Captain George c. Ballinger 2S. Lieu
tenant F. Bertrand 80. Sergeant J. Murphy
81, Sergeant J. Reilly So Sergeant ]. Brady
Duffy IS. Corporal j. Murdoch 2S. L. Maxon
II. F. Maxon - A. Martin Is, o. Welk %,
W. Deasy Il. p H. Markowitz IS. c. McKeon
30 c. W. Ridgway p. J. Opehshaw "a, F. H.
Lind IS. F. Hider %.
German Schuetzen Club, monthly contest:
Competition shoot-F. Z. Mason 219. n.
Ahrens 221, 7. 2. Schuster 219, VI. F. Blasse
214. j. B. Faktor 225 H. Huber 221 c. Thier-
bach 223. NJ. Kolander 200 Bullseye-F. p.
sohuster 225. Aug JungbIut 3s5. F. F. Ma
son 4l6, George H Bahrs 421, D. 3. Faktor
80, Il. Huber 643, H. Zecker sol, c. NJ. Hen
dersOn SIS. NJ F. Basse Sal.
San Francisco Schuetzen Verein monthly
bullseye shoot-F. Rust 237. H. SIZZLING 267.
Otto Lemclle 277. F. Koch 364. F. p.
Schuster $50. Fred Brandt 493. August jung
hlut 535 H. Huber 535, J. Lankenau go. r.
Stettin 726 D. B. Faktor 923, William Ehrenp-
fort 956 Charles Therbach 973. D. Bunker
1893 Z. Doell 1120 Captain John Thode
1149 A Westphal 1879, John Gefkin 1898,
David Sslheld 1901 J. Tiedemann AGO.
volver club trophy-R. c. Cap military. II
Re-entry match-P. A. Becker o. G. E.
Frahm 81. r. c. Cap so Pistol club trophy
&C. T. Frahm SO, J. Kullmann 81. Dr. D.
Smith IS. G. Armstrong 81. W F. Blasse SO. !
strong % 81, SO: G. E Frahm 81 90 50;
J. Kullmann SO So 81 50. So; F. V. King
ton. 81: r. C. Cap. 50, rs; T. w. Lyons. 20; |
Dr. D Smith 81 Re-entry expert class
riie-A. Gehret POI 22T c. NJ Henderson
trophy-C NJ. Henderson 300 NJ Blasse 217 |
A. Gehret 219 w F. Blasse 210. F. E. Mason |
221 Medal bars-M. Blasse 219. 217. POS; NJ. |
30 Dol
medal shoot champion class-John D. Fielder |
mann 3e9; first class J K Mohr 331: sec |
ond class. John Steiner 346; third class. d. |
Tamke SIS; fourth class. c. G. STRIPPED 1886; |
first best shot John D Feldermann %; last |
best shot. John Schmidt %
Bullseyes - Charles Oldag. Captain Siebes |
medal 10; John D. Feldermann 1888 John
Steiner 245. H. Nicolai 1865 John Schmidt |
1910.
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club monthly
medal shoot, first champion class-F. p
Schuster 49, second champion class Her
mann Huber 429; first class not won; second
lass, J Lankenau &c., third class Charles
Dldag 1865: fourth class F. c. Thode asa. nest
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