The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-26
HUBER SHOOTS
IN GREAT FORM
Is Within Two Bullseyes of
the Worlds Record in
His Twenty-Shot Score
RANGES ARE CROWDED
Gloomy Condition of the
Weather Affects Neither
Accuracy Nor Attendance

Inc gloomy weather of yesterday had
no depressing effect on the ardor of
the large number of marksmen who as
sembled at the Shell Mound Park rife
range TO devote themselves to their
faTorite hobby. The event of the day
was the twenty-seventh annual prize
contest of the Independent Rifles, who
mustered the full strength of their
company.
Corporal P. c. Peterson was the vic
tor over all his comrades and carried
on the first prize with the good score
or SO rings on the American standard
target. Sergeant c. iverson won the
second prize with 81 rings.
Herman Huber distinguished himself
in the competitions of the San Fran
cisco SchuetZen Nerein and the Nord-
deutscher Schuetzen Club In the We
rein he made the good score of 16 six
inch bullseyes in twenty shots, being
within two bullseyes of the worlds
record. In the Norddeutscher Club he
made 42S rings in his medal string
d. b. Faktor was the hero of the
Germania Schuetzen Club in the bulls
eye contest, making twelve siX-inch
bullseyes in succession, being the high
est successive score that has been
made at a competitive shoot.
Fred Brandt had his shooting eyes
with MIN yesterday and won the best
centers in the Germania Club and the
San Francisco Schuetzen Verein. Both
or his bullseyes We're close to the CEN
ter and il took the measuring machine
TO show they We're not true to the cen
ter.
The pistol champions of the day
proved to be w. G. Prichard and G. f.
Frahm of the Golden cate Club, who
scored twice 81 each out of possible
100 rings.
In the same club Martin F. Blasse,
il rife competition. led his comrades
with 229 rings to his credit.
The delegates who have been APP
pointed by the various rife clubs of
California and the Pacific Coast for the
purpose Of forming Pacific Coast
shooting bund will meet this evening
al O'Clock at OdeOn Hall. d. B. Fax
tor, the we'll known champion, viii call
the delegates to order. As all the
marksmen appointed by the different
clubs are enthusiastic for a Pacific
Coast bund the association is an as
sured success. The day scores:
Independent Rides. annual prize shoot-cor-
poral =. c. Peterson 80, Sergeant c. Iverson
81 Captain L. Schneider 80. Captain Schlicht-
%. D. steffen p. H. Kuhlke Jr. y, c. Lin
decker %. Corporal P. Schonig %. G J.
Doerhrin= p. II. Renhardt "A, r Nolkmann
"a F. Schohay p. +. Helmke "a, Sergeant {
Andrews o. J. H. Behlmer %. Sergeant L.
Mayer - F. J. skowran D. B. D whiting
Sergeant c. Schneider p, w. b. Cook 20 J
II Ksfrike - c. Schiiling -, e Schmidt Is
W A. smith Is F. Brinkman Is. c. IL
Kornbeck Is, J 5. Jones is, J. Wndermuth IS
X wichrowski II. H <. Baker II. c. Slender
H. f F. Weigel L. W Gaetjen -. A Lude-
man 10. H GOetjen 10. II. Tonnemacher -.
G Fredrielson H. J. Schlichtmann "A. Q. F.
Schn9iat -. T Lorenzen II. W. Stock II. w
rf,-lr.~ Mt Efrp1r fr
Germania Schuetzen Club, monthly bullseye
shoot-Fred Brandt Isl. r. Z. Mason POP. NJ
Kolander 2s6. Otto Bremen 425, \. Ahrens
449. Herman Huber 49, NJ. F. Blasse o.
1919 W Morken 1853. D. Huntemann l2f3.
W DoeI 1476. F. p. Schuster 2055. II.
Schweiger 2055, Charles Thierbach 1888, n.
Bornholdt 1876. August Jungblut 1850
san Francisco Schuetzen Verein. bullseye
shoot-Fred Brandt 49,. August Pape 252 Il
T. Doell 81 John de Wit 521. a. Lemaire 662,
A Jungblut TC3. J. Woebcke 791, Lieutenant
II Meyer s13. ". p. CAIRNS S3S D. Stegeman
$50 d b Faktor s73. H. Zecker 90. r. Stet-
tin 93S F. Koch 942 A. Westphal $50, J. GET
ven ges David SaIfeld 800 Competition shoot
Fred Brandt 1872 1s2: D. Huntemann, 1Ss,
IsS: A. Schaefer. 1911 1876; August Pape 2ls,
90: II. Bornholdt. 1876. 1s2: John Gefken, 1870
II. ecker. 1s9 Is1: A Jungblut IFS. 1s2;
Otto Bremen. 227 214; z. Doell, 10. 1872; \.
Heino. iS5. Is9: Charles Thierbsch. PCS. 215;
August Westpnal 1917. 1T3. r p Schuster, 2ll
Golden Gate Rife and Pistol CluD mohlhiy
competition: Re-entry match-M. +. BlaSse,
900 21s 217. 215. oil. 210; r. z. Mason 222;
W F. Blasse 221. 21T; j. 3. Faktor. 221; NJ
Eolander 215 213: c. W Maxwell, 212. 30,
203 200 Pistol re-entry mstch-W- F. Blasse.
81. s.: n F Blasse. So. 81; C. NJ. Henderson,
e. 81 &C. Revolver, silver medal v
Kington. S. 81. 81. Re entry match-W. 9.
Prichard 81 81. 80 IS: G. z. Frahm. 81, 81,
s. S. s.. 81: Z. :. Somervine. So. 20.
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club monthly medal
shoot-First champion class. Herman Huber,
42S. second champion class, not filled; hrst
class A. Aohmann. 376; second class. w. Nor
ken SIS; third class. August Mestphal' SOL,
Fourth class D. Stegemann. 334; best first
shot John Geflin, 25; best last shot, Herman
Huber p.
shoot-C,hampion class. II. Schult. 40; first
class F. Werlen. 800; second class, n. Schulz
A01 third class W WurZbach, 259; fourth
class n Nicolai. 36i: best first shot, Charles
go o.. hes+ IL ST shot II. Schult. %