The San Francisco call., 1904-02-08
SHE'LL MOUND SHOOTING.
II. Windmuller Breaks a Club Record
on Fifty-Yard Range.

The attendance at Shell Mound
Park yesterday afternoon was unusu-
ally large considering the weather
conditions. The Shell Mound Pistol
and Rifle Club held its regular month
ly shoot and the members of this
young organization acquitted them
selves creditably H. Windmuller
breaking the record of the club by
making nine bullseyes out of pos
sible ten in the 50-yard rifle shoot.
The forty competitors in the Shell
Mound bullseye shoot scored a total
of 113. The scores were as follows:
Shell Mound Pistol and Rife Club 2OO-yard
range; First champion class-H Huber. 206,
2l1-4l1. Second champion class-W. Siebe.
H. z. Nelson, POS. 193-39S; D. L. Hopkins,
161, 1886; F. Mantle. 1856, 1S0-336; j. Cob
BY 1ss 5aSnS34; a Wipdmgiler 19t 20lES9S;
191. 2o7-39s: best first shot. D. Hopkins. "a;
best last shot, F Mante % First class1L. L
Greaves. 1I3, 164; A. Gay. 1872, 127; P. Paul
son, 1876, 17S; A. Thompson, 15s-17o; F. H.
siebe, 119. us; Captain Larson, IO2. 14s: C.
Prizes 165. 1853; A. Niehaus. 120 129; best first
shot, w. Greaves, %; best last shot. c. Prizes.
% Second class-G. Hughes. 121. 126; H. Nc
Mitehei. , 1Ss. lbs; c. Paulson, 1Os. los; Dr. r
L.y Frates. 146 1s4; = Vera 49, 49, g; W
GSa GoImes iaG i$4 81 Burr qSy naa 81 Rsmm Ran
10, IA; E. ]. Farley, 110, Sc; H. Wobber. 1926
1885, J. Logue. 163, IA; E. Niehaus, o. 9s;
schuIIerfs. l29, SO; best hrst shot. j. Logue
%; best last shot. ]. Vera, %
gtngsr 1 E2ns sf 1 fs
E. Rehor, 1O4, 1925; H. Vogel, 100. 206: ].
Guttenburg, 169 1856: H. Pousen, 167. 175:
sa Pse0srsPf 5s Tsrman aaS 1l 49, 74 LgpS6ss oSSs
92, 154; w Greschbach. las. 144; r. C. Holm
quest, is9, III; A. Krause, 1s5. 175; J. Kenney.
203; h P. Hemingsen, 151, 154; C. Jacobsen,
164, 1853; G. Althausen, 139 ia; A. Liebscher,
207. 2O1i DR.. Farman. 100. 164 T. Neuwirth,
1893; A. Johnson 1876, 12s; F. Paulson. IA.
160. Best first shot-H. Poulsen, "a. Best last
shot-A Krause, 20.
shoot: First champion elass-C. Weggenmann,
39S. Champion class-J. Bender, 3TS. First
ciass-Silberzahn, 297. Second class-C. Meyer
elass-C. Hartmann, 232. Best first shot-F.
Kaiser g. Best last shot-C- Weggenmann. "a.
prize, c. Weggenmann; second prize. John
Bender; third prize O. Dammer; fourth prize
Independent Rifles monthly medal shoot
F. Schohay. 81; @. Frlcker, 3S: II. Reinhardt.
so: K Wichrowski, 33; L. II. Gaetjen, 20; c..
Schilling, 81; P. C. Peterson, 35; II. Marzolf,
Al; l.. Mayer, 81; b. ID. Hilken, 45; w. Wurz-
bach, Al; G. Kellenberger. so; Corporal A.
Oakland Turn versin. monthly medal SHOOT g
Meinecke Io4' 4. schlueter S2s, H. Kracke
PAT F. Kreuz pa 7. Gier 3S7, A. Engelhart
173,, F. Mantle 800. A Landgraf 354, II, Wind
monthly bullseyes 70; H Windmueller s9h.
. second s Division. Naval Militia. 200 yards
rifle practice scores out of a possible 5O-F
sutton 40. F. Burgess Al. g. Sutherland A
a. Hammond A. ]. Brisben 81 r. Douglas
27. w Bode %, Lieutenant G. Kammerer 3S.
Saturday afternoon the junior cadets of the
University OF California shot on the 2O0-yard
range. seores-C. E. Coggins 81. J, w. Cast
rich 70 w c. Stines So z. Hoedel ~. A. r.
Whitman 81. o. S. orrieh 5s, 9. B. Voorhies
76 H. B. Lyons 81, Chiffon Hill 20. j. B.
Huber 7s. w H. Murray "a. F. c. Levitt 6S
T. v canneIl 65, A. Roy Heise 80. H. S. Pond
TX r r Crunsky Jr 65 II. F. Adler 6S L.
r. Kessing 5s. S. E. Montgomery 91. c. b.
I1onLins 20