The San Francisco call., 1904-06-06
CEHRET SHOOTS
IN GOOD FORM
Grutli Club MarkSman Beats
All Competitors at the
Schuetzen Park Range
PISTOL EXPERTS MEET
G. NJ. Barley Carries Off the
HOnOrs With the Small
Arms, Making High Score

There was much enthusiasm among
the rife experts who gathered yester-
day at Schuetzen Park The weather
conditions favored good shooting and
a number of marksmen placed high
scores to their credit. The California
Schuetzen Club, Eintracht Shooting
Section and the Grutli Shooting Club
held monthly medal shoots.
AL c. Gehret Of the Grutli Club
scored 430 rings in his 20-shot string,
and led all his competitors by good
margin. Louis Hauser of the same
club carried off the honors in the first
class with 40S.
NJ. F. Hartter Of the California
Schuetzen Club made a fine score Of
220 rings in his 10-shot record in the
second class. He was followed by John
c. Waller'with PIP.
Chris Meyer with 21S and George
Tammeyer with 214 were the leaders
Of the first class.
z. ]. Povey made an excellent record
Of 2l3 in the fourth class and was far
ahead Of his competitors. G. NJ. Barley
in the unclassified column is developing
well. In his two 10-shot scores he made
219 and 2l5.
Frank Bremen Of the cadet class did
some wonderful shooting in his medal
score by making 219 and 215 rings in his
10-shot entries.
In the pistol practice G. NJ. Barley
with 81 rings to his credit, carried off
the honOrs with the small arms. An
interesting match took place between
Fred Levers and William McCracken
in two scores of ten shots each. The
latter proved the winner by 7 rings.
Following are the scores:
California Schuetzen Club. monthly medal
Al Gehret. 2l3 20T. Second champion class
Chris Meyer. 21S. 1876: A. Rahwyler. 1877. 10; ;
George Tammeyer. PA 30; T. J. Carroll. 200
1g7. Otto Burmeister 205. 1872. First class-Al
EhreupfOrt POI. 1S5. Second class-M Hartter
220. 2T1: J. Z. Waller 212. POS: A vonWyl. 1S9
I74: L. J. ReuboId 1876 1872: Frank Suter 1871
III: q. zimmerman. 203. rs: z. Woenne
1877. lC5. Third class-Frank Riede, 147. 1917
Louis Thierbach. I94. l91: F. c. Hagerup. 147.
ciass~F. J. Povey. 2iS. ls7: G NJ Rousseau
Isl. 176: /. Rink. 161. 154; John Boiler, 176
Levers, 1G3. i43: tn Simmer. 1919; Joseph
Gassner l56 las. A. Hartwig, 10. IN
classifed-G. N. Barley 219. 215; George W
Maxwell 1877 1T5. Cadets-Frank H Bremen
pos. POI: r. Bertelsen 167.
Pistol annex-F. J. Povey. SO, 81; G. NJ
Barley % s.. George Tammeyer Sc So: John
Q Waller. 81 A.: Chris Meyer. 70. IS: Albert
Ehrenpfort IS. e.; John Boiler So. 81: 7. J.
GrItii shooting Section monthly medal
shoot: Champion class-A. Gehret 43O George
r Hauser $50. A Non WI 36i. Theodore
Simmer 394 First class-LOuis Hauser 4OS.
Second class-Ed Suter 343 Q. Imdort 35l.
Third class-J Leutenegger 126, Z. Dehlppis
pa. A. Sysin 123-
Verain Eintracht Shooting Section, monthly
medal shoot: Champion class-H Gumbel $40.
j Jung $40 F c. Hagerup 3S5. l. Schmidt
3gg J. Zahn 373. c. Won Hartwig $50, A J.
Stroh 3O4 First class O. Thile 1853 W.
Ruhser 342 Third class-F. Eggeling 300, II.
Shloeder 266. o. Nagel 2T9. H. Schweiger pa.
o. Waldau 272
The Adam Brehm medal was won by II.
Fcrgeli7g Best first shot. F. Eggeling, 70;
best last shot Otto Thiele, "a