The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18
STEADY HAND
HAS STRECKER
King of the Bundles Shoot
Leads All Competitors
at the Spring Festival
COMPETITION Is CLOSE
Mason, Pape and Hartter Tie
for Second Place With
High Scores to Their Credit

The annual spring shooting festival
of the California Schuetzen Club held
yesterday at San Rafael was one of the
most successful affairs In the history
OF the organization. More than 150
marksnlen participated in the event
and more than 1000 shots were fired
at the targets. The scores made were
| the highest in many years.
Adolph Strecker, who won the King
ship at the Bundles shoot last year,
again demonstrated his ability at the
rifle range by making "A rings out of a
possible IS on the ring target and 70
rings on the honorary target
He was closely followed by +. E.
Mason, A L. Pape and NJ. Hartter,
who made 72 each.
On the honorary target Chris Meyer
| tied the highest score of 73 rings. Otto
Bremen, A. Studer and Frank Bremen
were close up with 72 rings each.
The f1ve highest tickets on the hon.
orary target and also on the ring tar
get were won by A Strecker with 352
rings on each target. Al Gehret was
second best ON the ring target with $50
rings. A L. Pape was second best for
the best five tickets on the honorary
target with BAT rings.
The first bullseye in the morning was
won by Paul Brunette, the last in the
forenoon by A. Rahwyler The first
bullseye in the afternoon was taken by
John Zahn and the last or the day by
A. L. Pape.
The committee which had charge of
the affair and brought the festival to
such a successful conclusion was COM
posed Of Fred Levers, Philo Jacoby,
L. j. Reubold, t. ]. Carroll. A Rah-
wyler, NJ. F. Blasse, ]. C. Waller, Will
liam F. Blasse. E. Woenne
To IoIa
iting marksmen present. San Jose was
represented by F. Schumacher, A E.
Weber, Robert Wight, NJ. NJ. Sullen-
ger, w. H Roberts. Peter H. Knoble,
j. F. Bollinger.
Sacramento was represented by Jacob
Myer. Captain Frank Ruhstaller, A
Burgi. From Petaluma Captain Fred
kuhnle came to take part in the con-
test
Among the participants were the fol-
lowing:
Frank E. Mason C. NJ Henderson. A
Strecker. F. Brandt j. Jones. Al Ehrenpfort,
Philo Jacoby L. Barrere. F. Riede. T. ]. Car
roll, Fred Levers, Z. Benjamin. J. A. Master
son. A. Breuss. Jacob Myer, David RuhstaIler.
Charles Thierbach. c. Zimmerman, Captain F.
Bremer " Bssse uas feIls Peasb Ieysr gabiD 6f5o
Judge 9. H Bahrs. d. B. Faktor. John Horst
mann H. Haeke; William GIindemann. F. P.
Schuster. u. J. White F. Schumacher A E
Weber. Robert Wight, NJ N. SuIIinger W. H
Roberts, Peter H Knoble J. F RoIIinRer E
Meenne: John Waller. A L. OFT. William
Ehrenpfort, A Rahwyler. A. l. Pape. A.
Brehm. A. Ghianda- Al c. Gehret Captain
John E. Klein. H. Scheunert. NJ. F. Hartter.
H stettin. Frank D. Smith. John Boiler.
sen. Max Koander. George RischmuIler Cap
tain F. Attinger, " Reubold A Studer Leo
Simon. Charles Thierbach. L. Mayrhofer, r
Bradford, Fred Hovey, L. Ritzau
The scores on the honorary target
were:
A. strecker 7s. Chris Meyer 7s, Frank Bremen
~, Otto Bremen e. A. Studer az, A. Pape IL A
Gehret al, Jacob Myer II Al Ehrenpfort 10 D.
r. Faktor 40. Max Kolander 10 W. F. BIasse
40. c. NJ. Henderson 10 John Jones 20 L. J.
Reubold 40 NJ. Hartter 20 P Brunette So
George Rischmuler 90 F. WerIsn 69 A. Ber-
telsen 90. NJ F. Blasse IS. F. Ruhstaller 6S.
T. Brandt IS. A. E Weber S. F. AttinEer 6s
B. Jonas CO ]. L. Utschig S. j. Zahn S. c.
NJ Henderson 90, e Hammond 66. L Ritzan
81. l. Barrere 81. W. a. Roberts IS. T. J.
linger 81. ]. F. BolIinger 81 C. Thierbach Ga
A. WestDhaI 81. NJ. J. White 81, r p
Schuster a. Z. Woenne 64 A. Buergi So
". H Roberts s., H. Huber So. P. Jacoby
IS. w. Gllndemann 63. r Stettin 81. II,
BornhoIdt 81. p H. Knoble 81. ]. Zaba g. ].
D. Feldermann 81. c. Peach 81, @. H Bahrs
so. Fl Scheunert so
out Of possible 75 f. E. Mason ~ NJ. Hartter
- A. Pape u. ID. B. Faktor II. AL Gehret
al, Jacob Myer 20. ]. L. Utschig 90 John
Jones 10 C. NJ Henderson 20. F. Attinger &c.
So W. F. Blasse 60 Ed Ladd IS. o. Bremen 6s,
A. Rahwyler 81, c. Meyer 81. l. Barrere 81.
F. P. schuster 81. L J. Reuhold So. P.
Ruhstalier 6e, J. Zahn S. G. w. Maxwell GO.
L. Thierbach e5. T. j. Carroll "a. A. Weber
s. G. RiscbmuIler 81 F. Brandt 81, r. J.
Wight "a C. Thierbach 64 c. Peach g. NJ.
NJ Salinger 81. A H Cady 81, P. H.