The San Francisco call., 1904-04-04
ANOTHER KING
is ACCLAIMED
C. G.. STRIPPED Receives the
Coveted Title at Annual
Eagle Meet of the Red Men
SHOOT AT SHELL MOUND
Ranges Well Patronized at
Popular Resort by Many
Marksmen's Organizations

Another King has been hailed with
glad acclaim by the Red Mems Schuet-
zen Company and c. G. STRIPPED is the
monarch of these merry knights of
the rifle. The organization held it's an
nual eagle shoot at Shell Mound Park
yesterday and thirty-six members par
ticipated in this historic game. Until
dusk they blazed away at the redwood
eagle perched high upon a pole and,
piece by piece the effigy of the famous
bird of prey dropped away until Strip
pei struck the vital staple In addition
to the honor, the Kingship carries "a
cash prize of $50 and a gold medal, val
tied at $25 On next Sunday the Red
Mems Schuetzen Company will give its
annual schuetzen fest and prize shoot
at Shell Mound.
r. S. Wilson, a member of the Shell
Mound Rifle and Pistol Club, from his
recent performances gives promise OF
becoming one of the crack shots of the
coast. He led the second champion
class yesterday with a score of 395,
making 207 in the first ten shots and 1SS
in the next. In the competitive shoot
of three shots he scored two tickets,
65 out of possible rs and 81 out of u
possible rs. Taking into consideration
that he can be regarded as still
novice his showing is excellent. Fol-
lowing are the days results:
Annual eagle shoot of the Red Mems
Schuetzen Company-King c. G. STRIPPED;
crown. Henry Bach: scepter, p. H. Rulffs; ap
pie. John d. Feldemann: ring George Wag
ner: head. John W Schmidt; neck. Martin
g. STRIPPED; right claw. F. Meichsner; LETT
claw, Captain c. Oldag; tall William Dress
Deutscher Krieger Verein monthly medal
and bullseye shoot-First champion class.
Charles Weggemann, $50; champion class ,,t r.
Kaiser, 357: first class. II. Silberzahn 33a'
second class. Charles Never. 324; third class
H. Hennin=er 2s5; fourth class; Chris Hart. 5t
best last shot. F. Bender, %; most centers' ID
Hennineer.
Bullseye shooting-First prize, H. Hennin-
ger: second prize Charles Weggemann; third
prize II Silberzahn fourth prize, F. Bender;
fifth prize. o. Dammer.
shoot-Best three bulseyes for day. w: n
Klenet5roich n H e2 F. Mante t: 49, a; aso Eepsel W
Kleinenbroich 326. Theo Gier 1853 b. Brun1e
S2o. A. Engelhardt 26s. H. Ahrens PA, H
wicking 274. H. Windmuller 1913. P. 9TH 251
A Schleuter PIT.
Monthly medal shoot. Second Division. Ma
val Militia-F. r. sutton AZ. F. D. Burgess
"a T. Cioesch %, c. Pinkham %. Medal win
ners for first cuarter-Champion class, f. r.
sutton: first class. F. ID. Burgess; second class
V Sutherland; third class. A. Cohn..
Monthly medal shoot of the Independent
Rifes-J Donovan Is. Sergeant L. Mayer %.
Cook 20, G. E. Frickes A. II. Reinhard %,
Lieutenant H. Goetien 27. J. Wildermuth %.
f. Marzolf II. J. Behlmer y: Sergeant NJ
Moennng 49, c. Herring 80, w. Ewig 35. H.
Kuhlke 45 Corporal p. C. Peterson 2s. Cor
poral II Marzof 55.
Monthly shoot Of the Shell Mound Rife and
Pistol Club. two scores of ten shots each
Second champion class: A. NJ Pousen. 139,
133: H. Kleinenbroich 153. 1852: F. Mante 19$
1872; H. P: Nelson. 193 1s6: d L. HOPKINS
1877 r. %ssSn @ 2s 1855 5ss 4 SGlSS @ihd
muller 1877 202; Z. Wilson ISL 161 F.
Mantle made the best first shot in his class-21.
Best last shot. r. S. WiVon: "a.
First class-W Erikson. 107, so: A. Say,
142. 1as L. Murphy. 16l 1853; A. Thompson,
Roche 7s. SIS; Z. J. Farley. 127. ia: NJ
Iytjen 16s. 1871: c. Prizes. 172. IA: c. Otlen.
17a 14S; p PauIson. 151. 1856: n. ]. Nelson.
16G 143 Z. ] Farley made the best first and
Second class-w. G. Crocker 247. DIR. L. v.
Frates 304 George Hughes 100. D. Estee 231,
II Bortfeld PA II. Mckinley 292, w. Patton
2s7 T. Burr 339 H. Lanse 169. w. L. Paulson
353, J. LoRue 305. W. Guild. 249. Captain L.
A. Frates no r. c. Holmquist 263 II. Wob-
Gluick 2T3 F. o. Schullerts pol; best first shot,
G. Guick with "a; best last shot, B. Estee
with 25.
Third class so yards-B Schullerts 392, G.
Skinner 35S II. P. Henningsen 1856. F. Du-
piisse 3t3, w. Helms 1873. f. Rehor 222 G.
2s3 j. Gutenbereer 3f2. II. Vogel 1854. w.
A Peterson 3T3 F. Stolte 315 II. Meyers 302
H Alpers 32S L. Delavergne 325. c. Jacobsen
3O5 A Kirkadie BIZ c. Grieh 2T2. A. John
son 330 Dr. C. f. Farman ST. r. Neuwirth
3o4. +. Krause 272. A. I,iebscher BAT. G. Wix-
first shot. H. Paulsen, %; best last shot,. A
Iiebscher, %