The San Francisco call., 1904-12-12
FAKTOR LEADS
HIS CLUBMATES
Germania Sharp Rolls Up
an Average of % Rings
for the Entire Season
HUBER is ALSO A STAR
Schuster Engages in the
Christmas Prize Shoot
and Makes Great Score
HUBER is ALSO A STAR

The riflemen who assembled at Shell
Mound Park yesterday to take part in
the different competitions were pleased
to find both the light and the wind
were to their liking.
d. B. Faktor, who is always careful
and cautious, was the winner of the
champion honors in the Germania
Club. He shot ten scores during the
year and made the high total Of 2211
rings. This means nearly 23 rings out
of 25, and for a ten-time entry isSan
excellent showing.
Herman Huber in the monthly medal
shoot of the same club was high man
among his comrades with the big score
of 22S rings in the first championship
class.
F. p. Schuster was high in the
Christmas prize contest with the fine
score of 70 out of a possible 75 rings
and easily carried off the first prize.
William Garms, the wen known rifle
man, has again presented a gold medal
to be competed for by the members of
the Shell Mound Pistol and Rifle
Club.
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clubs, in addition to their monthly con-
tests, also held their annual shoots for
Christmas turkeys and brought out
large number of members to take part
in the events
The clubs which took part in the
shooting were the NOrddeutscher
Schuetzen Club. Germania Schuetzen
Club, Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol
Club, San Francisco Schuetzen Verein
and Independent Rifles. The days
scores:
,Norddeutseher schuetzsn Club. annual
mann So. H Sethmann Al, Captain John
Thode 5S. George H. Bahrs 60. o. Sehinkei a.
captain L. siebe 80. ]. D. Heise 55. Louis
d. Stegemann 40. F. p. Schuster 70 j. Dieken
81. II Munster &c. NJ Diekert a. F. c. Rust
Ipsen ~. Otto Arp 10. o. Lemcke So L. Barner
a. G. Schulz 80 r. Stettin SO. D. saIieId &c.
Henry Meyer 81, Herman Huber 66. John Gef-
Kin GU. l.. Brune IS. John Siebe 81. J. Schworm-
sted 40 John Lankenau 66. F. Koch SO. ID.
schinkel 81, w; Westphal 56 H. Huppert %.
A. Mauser 46. J. Krause lG. w. GOttschalk 2S
r Rathjens % a. Hikens sc. A. Schaefer
81 William Doeil 65. II. Hohmann 40. John
Bullseye shoot. Norddeutscher Club-F. p
Rust 29s. Louis Thierbach 35O d. Schinkel 4J9.
Dol, H. Meyer 656 ]. Lankenau T27. F. p.
schuster 9l2. Fl. Munster s19 Otto Lemcke
JZo, q. II. BaErs 95T.
Germanfa Schuetzen Club, monthly medal
shoot: First champion class-H Huber 22S;
F. l.. Mason. 227 221; F p. Schuster 222
212; D. b. FaktOr. 221 217; NJ. T. Biasse
224, 209: Otto Bremen. 222, PA Second cham
pion cIass-G H. Tammeyer, 221: J. z. Klein,
211; F. Brandt. 212: D.. Salaeld 21s First
class, not filled. Second class-M. Kolander
2OS, 2C5. Third class-D Huntemann, 20S
2O5. Best first shot-Wiliam Zinkand 2j
Best last shot-E. Fl Goetze. %.
San Francisco Schueten Verefn. monthly
medal shoot; Champion class. d. B Faktor,
229; first class. Otto Lemcks, 2C3: second class
A. Jungblut. 1S1; third class ID. Huntemann
POI; fourth class d. bunker 1873
Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol Club monthly
competition: Re-entry rife match-W F.
Blasse: 226, 225. 222 21S. 215; NJ. Kolander
224. 21S, 217. 213 21O: D. B. Faktor 222 2I7:
G. W. Maxwell. 221 2O5; NJ. Blasse 21s
Gold medals-William EhrenpfOrt 1O6 124
Silver medals-H. P. Nelson, 212. 20T: A. NJ
Poulsen 110 Medal bars-G. Tammeyer Dos
Pistol re-entry match--Dr. d. Smith 81. ST.
81. 81. 81. SO: Charles Becker. SO. 50 Re
volver re-entry match-G. E. Frahm 93 90
80; w c. Prichard 81, So: P. A. Becker 81
sc, 50; J. r. Trego, 81. SO, 81. so; E. SOM
erville, S4.
Independent Rifles. monthly medal shoot
F. Schohay ~. II. Marzolf 80. p Volkmann
"A. Sergeant B. Hilken 34 E. Marzolf 13 T
Lorenzen 80 E. Rutland 2S, J. II. Behlmer 80,
Corporal A Dietrich AZ