The San Francisco call., 1904-07-04
MARKSMEN HOME
FROM The BUND
Messrs. w. F. Blasse, Martin
Blasse and Max Kolander
Welcomed at San Rafael
REUNION OF VETERANS
Team Which Won the Cen
tennial Trophy at Phila-
delphia Will Meet Again

A large number of marksmen assem-
bled at SchuetZen Park yesterday to
participate in the shooting. The prin-
cipaI attraction of the day was the lib
eral programme set out by the Grutli
Shooting Club. A large number of
prizes were offered for competition on
the honor target The trophies on the
point targets for flags, most points and
best centers were also an inducement
to the rif1emen.
The marksmen present were pleas
antly surprised when w F. BIasse,
Max Kolander and Martin Blasse en-
tered the shooting stand, having re-
turned from their successful trip from
the fourth bundles shooting festival, at
which they upheld the honor of Cali
fornia for craftsmanship. Philo ia
coby, the president of the California
Schuetzen Club, welcomed the marks
men In the name of California and con-
graduated them for the good work
they had done in behalf of the Golden
State.
In the contest of the Grutli Club AL
G. Gehret carried off nearly all the
honors of the day. He made 72 rings
on the honorary target. made the best
five tickets of the day with a total of
341, in which he scored ten red flags.
and wound up his success by rolling
up 156 rings on the point target.
A. Rahwyler made the first 25-ring
shot of the day and came in second for
most points.
On the honorary target A. c. Gehret
made 72 rings, Max Kolander II, M F.
Blasse 70. Louis Thierbach So F.
Schrumpff IS, H Scheunert g. A. Stu
der Sc, A. Rahwyler 81, F.. Werlen Ga,
August Jungblut So, Philo Jacoby 81.
George r. Hauser 81, Otto Burmeister
81.
The annual reunion of the members
of the California Schuetzen Club team,
who won the centennial trophy in
Philadelphia in 1876 against the world,
will be held at the home of Philo Ja-
coby. On account of the attendance
of members at the bundles festival In
New York there will be but three rep
resentatives of the champion team
present-A. Rahwyler Adolph Strecker
and Philo Jac-'--
The days scores:
California schuetzen Club, monthly medal
shoot: First championship class-Otto Bremen.
pion cass-John L. Utschig. 200. l9S: A. Rah-
wyler. 100; Chris Meyer, 212 206: Phllo Jacoby.
| I7S; T. ]. Carroll. 1872. 1s5; George Tammeyer.
Max Kolander, 2o5: w. F. Blasse 225; A.
Utschig. 155. 1876. Second class-Emii Woenne
Iss. 195; F A. schrumpff. lss. los; A, Won
blut 194; John c. Waller. 1872. 1875; F. suter,
160. 173: NJ. F. Hartter 100. Third class
William Nolden, 1e1. 1Ss; Charles sagehorn.
14s, 139; Joseph Straub. 160. 1873; F. c. Hage-
rup. 1885, 1873; Louis Thierbach 193 164
H. scheunert. 203 173: Frank Riede, I9I.
Fourth class-F. Werlen. 173 172; c. Won
Hartwig, 201 John Boiler. 157 161: William
McCracken, $50 us: F: J. Povey. ia. 2OT.
Cadet class-Frank Bertelsen. 154. Unclassihed
&C. NJ. Barley. 2Os. 2o3; T. Simmer, ia; c.
Sonningsen. s4. 142: L. Willie LOG.
Pistol Annex California Schuetzen Club:
Max Kolander. So 20: NJ Barley, 81 So:
George Tammeyer, 50. So; C. Won Hartwig, 62
50: John c. Waller 23 As; Chris Meyer S2
70; Philo Jacoby, So; Joseph straub. 81, 80;
A. Studer. 81. as; T. L. Lewis. 80: T J. Car
roll, 73, 81; John Boiler, 90; F. ]. Povey as.
| II; NJ. F. Blasse. 7S-
Verein Eintracht Shooting Section. monthly
medal shoot Champion class-John Jung. 352;
A, G. Stroh. 366; L. Schmidt 363: F. c Hage-
rup. 362: c. Won Hartwig. 345 J. Zahn. 377.
Second class-O. Nagel 31S: F. Eggeling 345;
H. sch%eiger. @ 27o; Soo H. Schroeder, 2se. First
Suhrstedt. 344 Third cIass-John Goltzine.
26I; F. Voight, 247. Adam Brehm medal
c. Won Hartwig Best first shot-F. EggelinR.
| 25. Best last shot--A. G. Stroll "a: