The San Francisco call., 1904-12-05
BREMER KING
FOR THE DAY
Popular Marksman Makes
220 Rings in the Medal
Match at Schuetzen Park

Schuetzen Park was the mecca Of
marksmen yesterday. and the light and
wind brought about good results. Otto
Bremen was high man among the
champions at the monthly medal shoot
with 220 rings TO his credit The score
was tied by ". r. Blasse Of the first
class. who also made 220.
Much interest was taken in the final
shoot Of the California Schuetzen Club,
as many Of the scores were close and
D.. Il depended upon yesterdays result 10
determine the issue. AdOlph Strecker,
the well-known shooting king, again
proved himself a victor by scoring 2247
rings in his yearly average. In the
second champion class Chris Meyer was
high with Psi ". F. Blasse placed
2l56 10 his credit in the first class and
was far ahead Of all opponents. The
high man in the second class was NJ. F
Harrter with 2134 rings. Louis Thier-
bach in the fourth class made the ex-
cellent total Of 20l5 and r J. Povey in
The fourth class made 1875 rings
A challenge match took place be-
tween the president, P. Jacoby. and
secretary Of the California Schuetzen
Cub, resulting in the president max
ing center al the pistol target and
Lne secretary scoring but one point less.
The scores follow:
California sohuetzen Club. monthly medal
saQot; First champion class-Otto Bremen.
- Us second champion clsss-Chris Mey-
- 2lb, "a; George Tammeyer. 2l9 2l2; A
hahwyler. lS4 ls9 F. A Kuhls 2ls 206: ].
= Ilschig, 20, 29l; o. Burmeister. 2O6. 1s4.
First class-N. Il. Basse, 20, A. Utschig
iso, 10; 81. Kolander, POS 20s. Second class
a Studers 2l1, 20s; J. c. Waller, 1879, Is2;
A--N2n W., 10, IT, I J. Reuboid, 2o7, 2Oz
Third eiass-H scheunert. Iss. Is5: +. SIM SIM
men 2l7. 49, n. J. Reub0ld, 159, IS; L.
Vile. 200 lS4; L Thierbach. 2O5. 1875; C
caEehorn 100, l43. Fourth class-G. Ahrens
l65. l5s; A. Hennings, lee. rs; ". Nolden,
Wig. ls9. l78: C. sonningsen. 1s4. I9I; John
Boiler. l53. lS9; A. Brehm, l65. 100; L. Rink
1s1. I35. Unclassihed-O NoIte. I56
Pistol annex-John l. Utschig s. s.: Chris
ier e. p. " r i Biasss % 81 Pbio fS o09a 9aod 5ol
81. 66s T. J. Carroll. 65. o. Otto Nolte So
9s; George Tammeyer, 70; John c. Waller,
average scores for the year California
schuetzen Club; First champion class-A
strecker 2247. Al Gehret 21so o. A Bremen
PISS. Second champion oIsss-Chris Never
-lsl, George Iarnrneyer 2i45. n. F. Blssse
zl2s. a ESahNyler 207s. F. A. Kuhls POSI- J.
Jacoby l6ss. First class-W. r Blasse 2I56
G " Barley 2oss. Max Kolander 2Os3, A.
2l3s. J j. Reubold 2129. A studer 20Se J.
= Waller 1'-l. A. Won WI 1856 E. Woenne
-2tAf ~ a-A-eDl4L 4curr frdnk Suter 1914.
Third clsss-I-- Thierbach 2015. H. Scheunert
1875 p. Simmer 1883, Joseph Straub 1876 F.
Biece 1876. @. Sagehorn 1905. c. Zimmerman
lf4o n Reubold 1892. +. c. Hagerup 1914
William Nolden 1892 Fourth CLASP J.
PoFey 1873 c. Won Hartwig 1874. John Boil
der ISL J. Gassner 1713 William McCracken
l68t. George Ahrens 1902, Adam Brehm 1893
A. Souningsen 1l35. Cadets. H Bremen
207O
f-lntracht Schuctzen Section. monthly medal
shoot Champion class-A. G. Stroh $50 c
Won hartWig 351- +. A. kuhls 81. L. Schmidt
2t6, J. Young 36e. First class-Joseph Rohrer
$40 W Ruhser 3os. Otto Thieie 2s6. Second
t.e-1r z r. E--erfl-te op-s DLtO Ndeel 20 Third
class Goidzine 270. F. Noight 257. +. A.
kuhls was the medal winner in the champion
class. Joseph Rohrer in first class r. Egger-
llnEinE in second class and J. Goldzine in
third class