The San Francisco call., 1903-01-26
CLOSE SHOOTING
At SHELL MOUND
Rival Marksmen Nearly
Score Dead CenterS
on Target.
Brandt Is High Man in San
Francisco Schuetzen
Verein.

| One of the largest and busiest crOWoS
of narksmen out in months occupied the
range yesterday at Shell Mound. Many of
/ the associations appeared for their first
medal shoot of the year and the mem
bers wished to start we'll by placing a
good score to their credit. The gray light
| that prevailed and the absence of strong
wind gave the marksmen a chance to
make good scores, and all seemed bent on
taking advantage of the favorable con-
ditions.
The bulIseye shoot of the Germania
| Schuetzen Club resulted in some fine
scores Louis Bendel distinguished him
| self by placing a bullet within -167 Of an
| inch from q dead center. He closely
! followed by David Salfeld, who came
within PAT from the center.
! In the bullseye contest of the San
| Francisco Schuetzen Verein, Fred Brandt
was high man with the excellent score Of
! 16S points.
In the medal shooting Of the Redmens
Schuetzen. Captain H. Grieb made the
! highest score of the present season, max
! ing the fine total Of 442 rings. The scores
in detail follow:
Monthly bullseye shoot Germania schuetzen
24T John Gtschig. 5o1 FRANK p Mason. $40;
II. Zecher. 6J7; Nick Ahrens. 7s1; Herman Hu-
per. S0l; z. ?. Schuster, S07; A. Jungblut,
San Francisco schuetzen verein bullseye
shoot-Fred red Brandt los; $. Heno. 245; ].
3eT; William Garms, 534: August Jungbut.
5S2: Gus Schulz. 642: Louis Bende 643 F. P.
| schuster COZ; E. stehn I56; H. vonholdt $40:
esT; G j Hink 9o7; George H. Bahrs. i0oS:
William Ehrenpfort 1909; E. Doel 1906; j.
Lankenau 1lOS.
Monthly medal shoot Of the Norddeutscher
Club-First champion class F. P. schuster 43i
rings; second champion class. Herman Huber.
ct md T1lz
". I. MoTken. 34l; third class. Henry Meyer,
$40; fourth class. F. Thode. S0I; best first shot,
j Peters. 29; best last shot. II. Huber, "A
Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol Club medal
shoot Expert class. Al Gehret 21s; first class
Martin F. Blasse, 2l4: George Tammeyer 201;
Te-entry match. expert class. d. B. FaktOr
266 222; AL Gehret. 217: first class. w F.
k.. Blasse. . 2g9. . 2Gs. 2o4; 205; gold medal, F. E.
164 156; silver medal. George Mitchell 103
19l club trophies revolver, J. w Tompkins
"A: J. r. Trego. 81: W. F. Blasse so: Kul-
40. Pistol-M. BIasse. IS: B. Jonas "A: A
Thode. IS; gold medal. J. Kulmann. s6 S. So
49,, revolver F. A. Becker. 81, 90 Sc So 81
So; j. f. German. 81. 81 50 50 81. 80: c A
Becker r. Sc 81 q. 5s. g. g. .; J. W Tomp-
So; Martin Blasse so.
Red Mems Schuetzen Club medal shoot
Champion class. Captain H. Grieb 40 rings:
schultz. 3T6; fourth class William Never. 31O.
best first shot Henry Schulz 24; last best shot
Captain II Grieb q.
Company G, First Regiment National Guard
4 EdWsTd boan 81 gGnS Ha4Py spimaR b - Dssn e
geant W. Phillips AZ, Sergeant c. Noyes Al.
Sergeant F. l.. Owens 35 Corporal H. Tuggy
81 William Spllman 26 Corporal c. johnson
80 Sergeant Al Ames -. BENJAMIN Jackman
-. Musician Albert Ames 70. Corporal r. Suth-
erlend II. Hugh McSweegan %. Henry Lage
34 L. Isaacs "a, George Dreyfus So David
Weir 81, Sergeant W. Talbot % Edward Mich
oil 20. L. Aykens 81. Captain w Wall Al Cor
poral r. Stedman A. Lieutenant r Newbert
30. Corporal f. Duffy 29 H. L. Barrows 80.
Lage 80.
Company A. First Regiment. National Guard
OF acknowledgement @. T. Ballinger SO,
Lieutenant J. c. II stahl SO. c. H. Carcass 40
90 c. Mckeou -, w. Williams %. c. r.
Smyth 20 j. Herbst %. ]. j. Hurbut 21. j.
z. Page 1S. c. Bendeth so Lieutenant F. Ber-
2G Corporal w Brown 81 T L. Kramer 20
Sergeant E. DOugherty 33. J. Milsner 26 Ser
geant j. Reilly 36, Sergeant j. Murphy 33. I
p. t. Lind 81, J. o. Kane %, J. Reardon 81.
Company c, First Infantry. National Guard [
Of California, medal shoot-Captain K. Moore /
Il, Quartermaster Sergeant f. w. Redell So I
Corporal f. c. StOlzenwald ~. Sergeant G. !
Massburg Is, Corporal F. c. Lingge 50. George /
H. Seyden a. Corporal w. g Hayes 80. l. s /
dell "a. NJ. p. Canon %, c. Carroll % c. |
Dohemamm SO, William Palmer 80. A. HOff- |
man 8, L. Goldberg 10. W. Seebeck 40
Lieutenant J. Srahl and Private o WeIl- /
shot a match Tor a dinner for ten members of /
Company A, National Guard of California. at I
the regulation military target, under National |
Guard rules. Lieutenant J. Stahl proved the I
against Private WeIk's 45.
Team shooting, Shell Mound Rifle and Pistol /
CIub-Al Thompson $40, II. Mckinley 3I9 /
1914 rings p Wixon 353 F. Jones 367 p a /
Poulson 31S. DIR. L. V. Frates 161: total, 1893.