The San Francisco call., 1903-12-28
CROWN BREMER
SHOOTING KING
Scores the Best Bullseye at Clos
ing Contest of the Golden
Gate Rifle and Pistol Club
FAKTOR IS IN GREAT FORM
Makes the Highest Three Con-
secutive Strings of Ten
Shots Each During the Year

The event Of the day at Shell Mound
Park ranges yesterday was the final
sh Sot for the year OF the Golden Gate
Rife and Pistol Club.
IS the maker of the best bullseye
would be declared king Of the club for
the ensuing year, chief interest centered
in this competition. The honor fell to
Otto Bremen with almost a center shot.
Frank E. Mason led all competitors in
the expert rife class with the fine score
of 2240 rings in his best ten-shot scores
for the year. He was closely followed
by AL Gehret with 22O9. In the expert
pistol class j. E. German was far In
the lead with ell rings. his nearest fol-
lower being J. Kullman with s76-
In the re-entry match among the ex
pert rifiemen Al Gehret stands high
with 2273 rings, D. b. Faktor 2253 and
C. NJ Henderson 2245 for their best ten
strings.
In the monthly re-entry match ID. b.
Faktor did great work with the rifle.
making 22e, 22S and 223 in his three ten
shot scores, being the best three con-
SeCuIlNe SlIlHSS Ulduc uul lll6 lnC yCoAs
The club terminated the yearly con-
test by giving a banquet in the large
hall of Shell Mound Park. M. j. White
acted as POSTMASTER and distributed
the prizes to the fortunate winners. W.
f. BIasse was presented with silver
cup for securing the most members.
Ben Jonas received a like token for
meritorious services.
The other societies TO take part in
the days proceedings were the San
Francisco Schuetzen Verein, Germania
Schuetzen Club, Norddeutscher Schuet-
zen Company and Company G, First
Infantry Regiment.
In the monthly medal competition OF
Company G James Dolan was high with
the good score of 45 points. He was
closely pressed by W. Kysh with "A TO
his credit. Following are the scores:
Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol Club: termina-
frank S-pa f. Mason 224o. Al Gehret 22Os. First
CIass-Ceorge Tammeyer 214S, NJ. +. Blasse
Pas. Second cass-Max Kolandsr 2oe4. Emile
Ciu6 trophies-Expert pistol. J. E German.
OIL: first class. ]. Kullmann. SO: second eIass'
]. r. Trego. $50; third class, W. F. Blasss'
Re-entry match: Expert rihe-A Gehret
5245 First ciassWM F. Blasse 22OT. w. F.
Blasss 2o95. second class-Max KoIander 2lo5'
NH.iTT Expert isiH pistoi~J. E. German es1. W. c.
Prichard 9b4, W. r. Pgoll s4s P; oq1 4. Becker 3 e
94s First ngf eassJ TaHso afs sSt KuIIma5n n
ao7. NJ ]. White s92.
Monthly medal competition: re-entry match.
aas: asge Al HS GeIret 22s Us. I'll Second class
NJ Kolander, 215. POI, 200: Emile Woenns,
e Mason 2i9. A. Cthret 2i3. D. B. Faktor
212. c, NJ; Hsnderson 211. NJ F. BlaSse 2SS, @
der 18s' pistol club trophies-G E. Frahrn
IS. W. F. Blasss so. Re-entry match =.
So, SO. SO. SO. sS. IS; ]. Kullmann. SO. SIS; W
f. Blasse. SIS. Revolver club trophies. z.
6oraP Becker * o. e. so 6ieS9 % X PTo 90 60 sa
50, 81: NJ. J. White. 60. ss. SIS; Gold medal
1871. 124: medal bars. NJ. Kolander. 215' 2Ol'
Germanla schuetzen Club. monthly bullseye
August Jungbiut, $5s; d. B. Faktor. 37s;
Otto Bremen, 412; John e Klein eAI; Charles
schuster. 67T: w. F. BIasse. $50; Al Gehret,
T59; c. NJ Henderson, TI9 N Ahrens Sl2.
Competition shoot-F. f. Mason. 223; Al
Gehret 222: NJ F. Blasse, PA; F. p. Schuster.
20: NJ. Kolander. 2os: n. Ahrens. 2o4.
san Francisco Schuetzen Nerein, monthly
R%Tsys Bo. O GSa4ss s5s ss9ns 5
800; F. Heino 4oS; A. Schaefer. 420; r. stet-
tin, 4eO: Captain j. Thode. $50: A. Hunte-
mann eo4; H Huber. $40: L Bendel ~. ~; a A.
Dunker so4; George H. Bahrs. $40. j. Beut-
tier S25; H. Zecker 92T; J. de Wit, $50; A
Junsbiut e5S: D. Salheld. 1904.
Norddeutscher Scheutzen Club, monthly
medal shoot-First champion class Fred p
Schuster, 400 rings; second champion class
Herman Huber -433: first class. George H
Bahrs 3Ss second class William c. Morken,
393 Best first shot. Otto Lemcke, %: best
last shot W. c. Morken. IS.
Company G. First Infantry ReEiment, n
G. C-Captain W. L. Wall SO points: Lieu
tenant I, Graham, "a: Sergeant W. Talbot.
~. Sergeant A Anles 81; Sergeant F. Owens,
as: Corporal H. Tugsy, S6; Corporal w III.
Sni1man 81: Corporal II. McSweeSan. -;
p BarroWs Al: william Bradley 25; James
Do,an as: s Dreyfus, 50; J. Daley. 20; ].
uarvev 20. c. Harris. 81; ". Kysh. ~; W.
E1f,nnsI 40. NJ. j. Lyons IS; stephen Mills.
az. ". spiirnan. 35. d. Weir. 40; \ G. VII
So1 81. J. Whelan. 20; Musician A. Ames 81
The yearly medals were won as fol-
lows:
F,,rst-class medal NJ ]. Lyons; second class
Cantain William Wall; third class, Corporal
H. Tuggy
The Germania Schuetzen Club has
decided to give its annual banquet as
usual the third Friday IN. January, at
which time several propositions in ref
erence to the shooting programme of
the next year will be submitted. Presi-
dent N Ahrens has already made prep
arations for a successful meeting.