The San Francisco call., 1904-06-20
HARTTER LEADS
ALL OPPONENTS
Marksman From California
Schuetzen Scores a Total
of 481 at Target Range
STRECKER LANDS PRIZE
San Francisco Crack First
on Honor Target Event
at the Bundles Festival

The rifle ranges at Schuetzen Park
presented a busy scene yesterday.
Members of the California Schuetzen
Club, Grutli Shooting Section and the
Turner's Schuetzen were all Oc-
cupied in an effort to outdo each other
at the targets NJ. F. Hartter of the
California Schuetzen Club was high
man of the day in the bullseye contest,
with a score of 4S1 points.
L. Willie. the Tyrolean sharpshoorer,
surprised his new comrades by the
ease with which he placed center shots.
He finished third.
In the Turner's competition H. Enge
was high man with POI and 204 rings
to his credit Captain F. Attinger was
his closest competitor, with 1913.
o. Imdorf of the GrutH Shooting Sec
ton carried OFF first honOrs in the
bullseye contest with a good center
shot. His nearest competitor was A.
de Filippi.
All California markSmen will be
pleased to learn that Adolph Strecker
of this city, who won the kingship at
the last bundles festival. stands first
with 20 rings on the honor target at
the Fourth Bundles festival just con-
cluded in New York. W. F. Blasse
has 6S rings to his credit.
In the contest for the kingship DIR.
Hudson of New York was high with
the excellent score of 219 rings TO his
credit in 100 shots-a phenomenal
score and the highest ever made at a
king shoot. In this contest AdOlph
Strecker of this city finished second,
making the good score of 1913 points,
three less than the score with which
he won the kingship at the last bundles
festival. The scores at Schuetzen
Park:
California Schuetzen Club monthly buIlseye
shoot. Simmer e75 c. sagehorn 1881. F. ].
Povey 903. Otto Bremen 63O L. J. Reubold
$3.50. III. F. Hartter 4S1, c. Won Hartwig 593
l. Utschig SO4, G. NJ. Barley 513, F. A
Attinger 1916 George Ahrens S45. ]. c. Waller
1246 Emil Woenne 716. H Enge 11s1. F. A.
Schrumpff SO. William No1den ST. c. ZiI1-
mermann 1850. E. Werlen 1247. Joseph Straub
1903, A. Studer 11T4. A. Bertelsen s25. H
McCracken 9O5. Chris Meyer 1858. Captain J.
E. KIN 1874. A. Won Wyl 1901, F. Suter
2S4s. A Rahwyler 23s7. Otto Bgrmeister sSs.
John Jones 2443. A. Jungblut 2242, c. SOnning-
sen 2221. Ed Englander II96, F. c. Hagerup
29o4. l. Willie 57T, Frank Isiede 100. T. J.
Carroll 1l47. Fred Levers 1900. Adam Brehm
1894. F. Bertelsen 66s.
California Schuetzen Club. prize winners at
bullseye shoot:
Carroll so 76 Chris Meyer 1887, F. J. Povey
T5-56, Emil Woenne IS. 81. G. Won Hartwig
so. Philo Jaeoby 50. Frank D. Smith Al.
san Francisco Turner's Schuetzen. monthly
Peach. 15T. 151: A. Furth, 10 1872 William
Nolden, 131. 1874: Benjamin Jonas. 1914; F.
Messerschmidt 113. 1O6: Fl. Enge. 21O 2O4
D. Davidson. 1S7. II; Charles sagehorn. i42
1O7: NJ. Nagel. 90. Il; g Nielsen, 1T7. III:
Joseph straub III. 1s3; Captain F. A At
finger. 1913. $50; Captain F. KOmmer, les.
no; August JungbIut 1s4. 1sS: Otto Bur
meister, 167. 1s7. Adolph Utschig. 165. 135;
Adam Brehm, 164 j. Mahr. 116 14S
san Francisco GrutH Shooting Section.
monthly bullsaye shoot-Ffrst prize, o. Imdorf;
second. A. de Filippi; third. George r. Hauser;
fourth A Studer; fifth. NJ Waebers sixth. J.
F'urrer seventh, NJ. Gysin; eighth, Theodore
Simmer.