The San Francisco call., 1903-12-14
MARKSMEN WHO DISTIN-
GUISHED THEMSELVES
AT SHELL MOUND.

In the final shooting contests of the
season, held at Shell Mound Park range
yesterday, AL Gehret, Frank E. Mason
and Herman Huber covered themselves
with glory. The scores made are among
the best recorded for a long time.
Al Gehret was in particularly good
form. as he captured the yearly special
prizes for the highest ten strings in
the Germania, Golden Gate and Cali
fCrnia Schuetzen clubs. In the Germa-
MIA Club he was closely followed by
Frank E. Mason. Mr.. Gehret's total in
the Golden Gate Club for the best ten
scores during the year with 2270 rings.
In the Germania Club he won out with
2235 rings. against 223O for Mason. The
highest individual score for the year
was captured by Frank Z. Mason, who
led all competitors with the high record
of 232 rings in ten shots, being more
than % out of possible %.
Herman Huber is setting a hot pace
for the champions. His performances
with the rifle during the last few
months have been remarkable. In the
medal contest of the San Francisco
score of 444 rings to his credit and car
ried off the championship honors.
Fred P. Schuster made the best cen
ter shot of the day in the Norddeutsch-
er competition with liz points to his
credit
in the programme for 1904 the Shell
Mound Pistol and Rifle Club offers two
handsome gold medals. William Garms
is the donator of one for the marks
man making the best three centers dur
ing the year. Captain L. Siebe again
gives a gold medal for the rifieman
making the best average score.
Following are the results of the con-
tests:
Germania schuetzen Club turkey shoot
George Tammeyer tS ID. b. Faktor 90, Henry
Meyer S. Charles Thlerbach 6e, Max Kolander
Medal shoot, first champion cIass-F. P.
Sehusler; 80 221; second champion 6lass, NJ F.
class. W. Burkholder, 2oe; tn Vi class, A
Schaefer, 100: best first shot. Peter ]. Dunno
25; best last shot, F p Schuster, ~
Competition shoot-F f. Mason 232, Herman
Huber 2lI, Al Gehret 217. F. p Schqster 219
Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol Club monthly
competition, club life trophies,Al Gehret @ 81!
Mason 221 NJ. F. Biasse 211 NJ. H Burkhoder
2U3, Max kolander 190 Emil Woenne 1885, =.
c. Cordell l5S. Medal bars-M. Kolander. ell
2GL. 2l3; G. Tammeyer. 210. 209; NJ F. Blasse,
2lJ Re-entry match, expert class-A. Gehret.
80. 20, 20, 222; c. NJ Henderson, 224 222
~, 215. PIG; d. 3. Faktor. 222. 220. Second
strong, 2O3: E. .Woenne 20S 21O Gold med
aIsO. A. Bremen, 211: G. Armstrong. 1872. 203;
william Ehrenpfort. l67, IT, Club trophy
reNoINers-Wil lillian Proll 91 William Burkhold-
er 81, f. Cordell &c. Revolver re-entry match
William Proll 49, sS 81. So. S. SO; W. c.
1richard: 30 IS, SIS, 50: ]. Kullman. 81. so
rlstoI Club trophies-J. Kulln1ann %. G.. e.
Tanm e3 O.. Armstrong IS, Charles Becker
~, M hoiander ~ Pistol re-ertry match-J
r AulInann. imam. -. 50: G. Armstrong 90. 92 SS; G.
T. Frahm. 9i, 30, 80, IS: w c. Prichard s6;
smith, So, 81, So so.
highest scores during the year in the rifle
re-entry match--AI Gehret 227O c. NJ Hender-
son 2z4S, D. B. Faktor 1896 NJ. F. Blasse 2206
William f. Blasse 2104. Max Kolander POST
G. Armstrong 2005
san Francisco. Schuetzen Verefn monthly
medal shoot-Champion highest score. Herman
Huper, 444; hrst class. George H. Bahrs, 404; ;
second class not filled: third class. John de
Wit. oS4; fourth class. L. Doell 800; best first
snot, Lieutenant Henry Meyer. "a; best last
shot, H. Huber o.
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club. monthly bulls
eve contest-F. p. Schuster 1l2, Captain John
Thode 3I3. Charles Oldag 56e, I. Siebe $40
August Holman 655. r. Stettin 6s2 F. C.
Rust I'll Herman Huber T72. w. F. Garms
G. Thode 1175.-
Independent Rifles monthly medal shoot
Sergeant c. Andrews As Lieutenant ], Kuhlke
u. Corporal A. Dietrich is. ]. Nowdesha SO.