The San Francisco call., 1904-09-12
WEATHER SUITS
THE MARKSMEN
SharpshoOters Crowd Shell
Mound Ranges and Roll
Up Several Good Scores
TWO IMPORTANT EVENTS
Salfield Takes SchuetZen
Verein Prize and KingtOn
Is Golden Gates High Man

Shell Mound Park was crowded yes
terday with marksmen. The day was
an ideal one for rifle shooting. as the
light was soft, with just enough wind
blowing to carry off the powder smoke.
There were two big events on the cards,
the forty-sixth annual public prize COM
petition of the San Francisco Schuetzen
Verein and the open-for-all pistol
match OF the Golden Gate Rifle and
Pistol Club. In addition the veterans
of Company A. National Guard of Cal
ifornia, the Germania Shooting Com
pany and the Independent Rifles
brought out large contingent for their
regular monthly shoots.
In the point shooting Of the San
Francisco Schuetzen Verein David Sal
field carried off the honors. scoring 431.
He was followed by A. Pape with 423.
Max Kolander was the man to win the
prize for scoring the first 100 points. 1t
took him just one hour, during which
he fired 120 shots.
August Pape made the excellent score
Of IL red flags on his thirty-shot ticket
and carried off the premium for this
event.
In the prize pistol contest of the Gold
en- Gate Club F. V. Kington scored 100
rings, being the possible, and carried
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by Captain L. Siebe. He was closely
followed by G. Frahm, with 81 rings to
his credit.
In the medal contest Of the Germania
Schuetzen Club A. G. Gehret and d. B.
Faktor broke even with the good scores
of 224 rings each.
]. Donovan Of the Veteran Reserve
distinguished himself and did honor to
the vets by rolling up AZ points out Of a
possible 80, showing the old boys are
still in the game. Following are the
scores:
San Francisco schuetzen verein. most pointS
David Salfeld All, a. Pape 423 A. c. Gehret
Charles ,Thierbach 167. A. strecker 1e4
order: Max Kolander. d. B. Faktor, David
salfeld, August Pape, Charles Thierbaeh,
George H 4i,E Bahrs a g Gshret' J. D. Heise'
Premiums for most red nags-August Pape
II, A. c: Gehret 9: d. B. Faktor 8; F. P.
Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol Club. public
pistol contest-F. V. Kington 100. G. Frahm
81, A. Haynke ee. J. r. Trego "a. 7. A.
c. Prichard 30. Charles Becker So w. Burk-
holder 80. Chris Meyer sS. NJ. F; Blasse 50.
50. A Goodburn 81. e A Merr1i So Zen Ben
jonas 7s. E summeTviiIe .I Is. J. a go Nc Il
Grupe 6T, c. NJ. Henderson 81.
Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol Club. monthly
medal shoot: Re-entry match, rife w. F.
Blasse DID, POI, PIT, PA 212; c. M. Hender-
son. 214; Max Kolander. 215, 212; NJ. +. Blasse,
PIP, 2O9; G. Maxwell, 210, 207. Silver medals
E. Enslander. 1S4.
Germania Schuetzen Club. monthly medal
shoot: First champion class-D. B. Faktor
224, A. c. Gehret 224 Second champion class
w. f. Blasse PIP. 210 First class-W. H.
BurkhoIder PIP. Second class-Max Kolander
204 Third class-D Huntemann 211. Best
first shot-D. b Faktor %. Best last shot
Company A. Veteran Reserve. National
Guard of California, weekly competition-J.
Donovan AZ, E. NJ. Sherburne 35, T. z Covey
80, Sergeant W. b. Wallace 3S, ]. H. Taylor
Al, Corporal w Duesler AZ Lieutenant ]. c
DarncIl 80, c. H. Chalmers 81. E. G. Carr "a.
Independent Rifles. monthly medal shoot-E.
Schohay AZ. II. Kuhlke Al. Captain II.
SchIichtmann Al. C. Schilllng So ]. SchIicht-
mann Al Sergeant B. Hilken 81, W. Gaet1en
%. Sergeant c. Schneider AZ, E. Marzof II,
c. Herring A, Corporal H. Marzolf b3, Ser
geant c. Andrews SO, Corporal p. Peterson ~,
Sergeant NJ. Moenning 81, ]. H; Reimers 81
Captain L. Schneider 81.
Shell Mound Pistol and Rifle Club. monthly
buIiseye shoot-R. G Holmauist 61z, O. Poul-
S3, w Thompson 35h. W. A. Peterson Ss. F.
45, r. S. Wilson AZ. w. A. siebe 90, H.
Windmuller So l.. r. Murphy 80. b. Schulz
lerts TO- w Crocker so, H. Wobbler 631a, M
Lytjen "a, F. Kester 64z, II. P; Nelson e.
W Guild II. B. F. Trout a., J. Colby go
e. ]. Farley SO. H Klinkner 81 w. Paul