The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-07
VETERANS SHOW
MARKED SKILL
Rahwyler and Utschig
Lead Ali Rif1emen
on the Range.
Annual Grumpel Shoot of
the Grutli Club at San
Rafael.

California schuetzen Club Park present
ed an animated appearance yesterday
with marksmen endeavoring to make a
score that would do credit to their skill
as rifemen. The San Francisco Grutli
Club held its annual grumpel shoot and
competed at the honorary targets. in ad-
dition TO shooting for most points and
! best centers.
A. Rahwyler. the veteran sharpshooter,
who upheld the honor of California at the
Centennial festival, when this State car
ried of the shooting honors against the
world, was high man on the honorary tar
get with the good score Of 20 rings. He
also made go rings IN his ten-shot COM
petition at the California SchuetZen Club.
Evidently the old champion is getting into
form again for the coming festival
John L. Utschig was far ahead OF all
the skilled riflemen I'm the medal shoot of
the California Club with the fine score Of
225 rings in his ten-shot string.
The result OF the prize shooting of the
Gruti Schuetzen Club follows: Honorary
target, A. Rahwyler, 20; A. Gehret, IS; A.
Studer, 6S; G. II. Hauser, 6S; A. Won Wyl,
S.
Five best tickets-Al Gehret most
points-A. Studer: first bullseye-A. Won
Wyl; first PA. Studer. The results fol-
low:
California Schuetzen Club. monthly medal
shoot-First champion class. Otto Bremen. 2l3.
class. John l. Utschie, 225; A Rahwyier. lie,
Otto Burmeister. ia 100. First class. George
Tsmmeyer. 1885 2ie. Second class. J. Kull-
mann, lS4. 1872; A. Won Wyl ia: William F.
Blasse 200. 21O: Louis ]. Reubold. 100 l7s;
Frank Suter l54. Third class William Mol
oen. l2S l49; c. Sagehorn. 1913. 1853; F. c.
Hagerup lT2 I57: Henry Kuhls. 161 1859:
LOUIS Ihierbach 2Of 2O5. Erard Rfede
10; NJ F. Hsrtter, lS9 1872: NJ Reubold. 1855,
156. Fourth class. + J. Povey 169 1876; Max
Kolander. 800 PA; Ed Englsnder 1875 1865;
Charles Won Hartwig leo. ia; John Boiler,
l46, ~; Frank Norwerk 1875, 1913: Fred
Levers. l25. l6s. Cadet class. Frank II. Bre-
mer, 100 Henry Becker. 135 13i.
a Pistol to 4nne1-esorge Tammsyer 80 q; WI
Boiler. so; N. +. Blasse 90 IS: l. J. Reuboid,
30 "a; Henry Kuhs. c.. A.: T. j. Carroll So
Eintracht Schuetzen Club, monthly medal
shoot-Champion class. Fred A. Kuhs. 400:
$50; G fuller, SGs: J. Zahn. 3oi. First class.
Charles .on Hartwig. 34s Second class. F.
2S5. Third class II. Schroeder 296; c. Wal
dan. 269. Best first shot. c. Muller. % Last
best shot. Eggerling. 21 Adam Brehm
| trophy W Rusher
California Schuetzen Club is one of the
great events of the year among rifiemen
and is looked forward to with much in
terest The ranges will soon see new
faces at the butts, practicing at the diff
ferent targets to get in trim for the final
event of the season. Many marksmen
from the interior of the State have sig
nified their intention to take part in the
affair.
i. J. Reubold Of Battery d. First Artil-
lery Regiment. who will go to Sacramento
TO compete for champion honors with the
other National Guardsmen of the State
who have scored 30 per cent. tried his
hand with the musket and made an av-
erage Of q points. military rules