The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
MEDALS ADORN
THE MARKSMEN
An Interesting Ceremony at
Schuetzen Park Marks the
Close of a Successful Season
BREMER'S GOLDEN TROPHY
Gehret Captures the Valuable
Silver Service Offered for the
Years Highest Seven Scores

The last Of the years shooting con-
tests at Schuetzen Park rife range yes
terday was a pronounced success. A
large number Of rifiemen were on hand
endeavoring TO make as high a score as
possible in order to bring their yearly
average to a high point. Great inter
est was centered in the bullseye shoot
Of the California Schuetzen Club. Many
members believed some of the good
scores made during the year would be
broken yesterday, but the bad light
that prevailed prevented high-class
performances.
During the luncheon hour Philo ia
coby, president of the California
Schuetzen Club, distributed the special
prizes won during the year. Otto Bre-
mer won the gold medal and the silver
loving cup presented by Mr.. Jacoby
for the marksman making the highest
score during the year. Al Gehret won
the silver service presented by Adam
Brehm for making the highest seven
scores, and Frank Bremen and Henry
Becker carried off two gold medals.
Chris Meyer, with his good score of
20 points, proved high man for the year
in the competition Of the California
Schuetzen Club. He was closely fol-
lowed by Max Kolander and NJ. F.
Hartter, while Martin F. Blasse and
A. Rahwyler made scores but a few
points behind.
T. e
Club a. Stueder succeeded in winning
the Adam Brehm gold medal with 7s9
points TO his credit. Al Gehret, with
the good score of 4Ss rings, won the
champion medal in the monthly compe-
tition.
The best ten strings of the year in
the Turner'S Schuetzen were won by
Otto Burmeister with 2001 rings.
Following are the scores Of the year
ly bullseye shooting Of the California
Schuetzen Club:
Chris Meyer 20 points Max Kolander 10.
n z Hartter lis. NJ. F. Blasse 126. a. Rah-
Monthly bullseye contest-L. ReuboId 1915
L. Thierbach 696 p. Jacoby 66l R. Finkng
924 E. Woenne JIs F Riede ESQ John Bach
mann $40, f. Englsnder 1917 George Tam
meyer S25. NJ. F. Basse 400. ". F. Blasss 721.
William Ehrenpfort 5000 Max Kolander 596
-nflS meyer Dot. A kanRHler bG4. -
Hagerup 1908. J. I. Utschig 1921. Joseph straub
2266 J. c. Waller 1916 a. Bertelsen 1854, A
S9n .I " ~ y 80 :Iohn Jones LS1s NiIllam NoIaen
1892. Charles Sagehorn 2224 L. G. Babin 2S21
Adam Brehm 663 F. Werlen 1901. T. J. Carroll
1879. John E. Klein 1888, NJ. F. Hartter 1854.
Otto Burmester ISL. L. Rink 642. F. II. Bremen
cadet sT4. F. Attinger 1886 William Nc
Cracken 1924 J. Boiler 1855 Fred Levers $50,
George Rischmuller ST. $50. Aug. Jungblut 1874.
n. ReubOld 3o4. A Strecker 532 Al Gehret 500
II. Diehl 1884 Frank Suter 622, George Ahrens
l157. Otto Bremer s9i. H. scheunert 2151, F.
J. Povey 1000 ]. Kulmann 2431.
Winners OF premiums in the bullseye cor
test-A. Gehret 800. NJ. Reubold 304, NJ. T.
Blasse z02. John Bachmann 800 A. Snecker
532. Chris Meyer $50. NJ. Kolander 596. T. Suter
CD. l. Rink 642. G. Rischmuller 653. Philo
Jacohy SOL. Adam Brehm 66S. A. Rahwyler
Blasse 72I. Otto Burmeister ISL George Tam
meyer S35 Otto Bremen sol. Emil Woenne olS.
r. Finkin= 924. Fred Levers $50. P. J. Povey
1000. George Ahrens 1857. F. Werlen 1901.
The number Of rings made in the yearly con-
tests follows: A. Gehret 2226 A. Strecker 22i3
Otto Bremer 221o. 9. Tammeyer 2141. NJ. F.
I7lssse 2123. W F. Blasse 211s. A. Rahwyler
2074. NJ F. Hartter 2Oe5. c. Meyer 2O5s,. G.
Rischmuller 2o5o. L. J. Reubold 2o41. NJ Ko-
1878. Louis Thierbach 1870 II. scheunert 1854
Otto Burmeister 1945 Phio Jacoby 1912, A.
Tunsblut 1899. J. Kullmann 1890 A.. Won
Wyl 1915. Joseph StraUb 1908 Charles Sage
horn 1866 F. Riede 1876. r 7. Povey 1877, c.
NJ Rousseau 1T7O. c. Hartviz 1565. c.
AIrens ZOO F c. Haeerun 1889 r suter 1857.
John Boiler 1920 William NoIden 1891 William
Mctracken lot%Y h Dienl lo4b I'd Eng anoer
1874
Medal winners during the vear-F1rst cham
zion class A. Strecker: seco-d champon class
A. Gehret: first class q Tammeyer: second
class NJ. F. Piasse: third class. NJ. F Ha-tter:
fourth class NJ Kolander
Pistol annex monthly contest-L- J. Reu-
bold IS: W F Blasse. 81; G. 7 Tamneyer
Sc Martin T Blasse 81: J. Kullnanr. 81;
Max Kolander. IS: Chris Meyer T3 :. T.
Carroll so: John Boiler co: J. C. Walles. 81
William r Blssse won the Jacoby medal in
the yearly contest with 91 rinrs
Grutli Club monthly medal shoot - A.
cehret ass rims: A. Stueder 3s4: John
Bachnlann 379: T. P. Hauser. 81 First class
7. Hauser. 4n3: 7 Simmer 361. Second
class F werl@n. 34e Third class f De-
hllipui. 352: Charles Muller 3c7. Ruilseye
shoot-E suter. o. I-1dorf John Bachrann
Hauser L. Hauser. Best hulseye for wear
A. studer. $50 points: E. suter a23: o. I'M
dorf, 9e2: A. Won Wyl 1900: g. r. Haus, r.
1891: K Gut. 213s; F. werlen 2519; L.
San Francisco Turner'S schuetzsn. monthly
medal shoot. J Kuehn. 123. 40: Charles
Sagehoru 15s 164. Joseph Straub 1s4. 10:
= Nelson 157. 1es: Atti1ger 1eo 210:
Cantain T Kommer. 1856 15s: r Firkng
1876 200: Otto Bur-ne'ster 17S 1a5: g Abra-
ham 1b2. 16s; A. Jungblut. 1Ts 1T3; B. Jonas.
lS7. 1855
Total number of POINTS made in hest
ten scores during the vear-Otto Bur-7siste-
2oo1 F. AttinEer 1852: ] straub 1918: r.
Se3 c Abraham 1Th4: c. ssgehorn. 1T25;
F. Kommer 1T24: r Klatzel 171o; ]. K1ehn,
1909; B. Jonas 1901.