The San Francisco call., 1904-02-29
NINE CENTERS
IN SUCCESSION
T. Werlin Distinguishes
Himself on the BulIseye
Target at Shell Mound
+. P. SCHUSTER IN FORM
Does the Best Work of the
Day on the Ring Target of
the NOrddeutscher Club

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The first bright Sunday in many
weeks was taken advantage of yester-
day, and a large number of rifiemen
and pistol shooters gathered at Shell
Mound Park TO devote the day TO their
favOrite pastime. The feature Of the oc-
casion was the final bullseye contest of
the season of the Norddeutscher
SchUetzen Club. Judge George H. Bahrs
acted as toastmaster at the banquet
after the contest, and introduced Cap
tain Grieb, Otto Bremer. / Choynsld,
T. Schuster. A. JUngblut, William
Garms, NJ. F. Blasse and A. Schulz,
who responded TO the various tOasts Of
fered. Judge Bahrs referred to Philo
Jacoby, president of the California
Schuetzen Club. as the father of rife
shooting in California.
The best shooting of. the day on the
ring target was done by z P Schuster,
who scored 427 rings in his medal string
Of the Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club.
T. Werlin distinguished himself on
the bullseyel target by making sixteen
bullseyes in his twenty shots in the Red
Mems contest. He scored nine of these
in succession, being the best score on
the range for a long time.
Veteran William T. Garms was away
ahead Of his clubmates in the Nord-
deutscher Club in the bullseye shooting
OF the year. His best center measured
.019 Of an inch from a true center. To
the naked eye II appeared TO be in the
middle Of the disk.
The twenty-fifth annual opening of
Shell Mound Park will take place next
Sunday. All the marksmen Of the city
and vicinity are eagerly looking for
ward to the event, as Captain L. Siebe
has prepared an enticing programme
for competition.
In the competition revolver match
shoot between the police department of
this city and the First Regiment band
the prizes awarded by Captain Siebe
for the officer beating his average prac-
tice score were Won as follows: First,
W W. Wilson, 93: second, c. f. Fen
nell. 90: third. Corporal Cavanaugh, SO;
fourth. W. Proll. IS.
Following are the scores made by the
different contestants:
Germania Schuetzen Club. annual bullseye
etiriou--Prizes won in the following or
der For best three centers-Gustav Schulz,
Herman Huber, 2. e.. Rust, ". F. Garms
John DE Wit George H Bahrs, David Salheld,
r Stettin. A Holman Otto Lemcke, F. @
Thcde. Louis Ihierbach, Henry Meyer
Charles Odag. J. Peters. William Gottschfilk'
John Gefzin, John Lankelau. William Morken
Special prizes-D. p. Fsktor medal-siustav
Schulz, Herman Huber. ". F Garms, F. 9.
Rust. F. +. Schuster. George II Bahrs, F. G.
Thode John De Wit. Otto Lemcke.
Best bullseye during year-William Garms,
Nor5deutscher schuetzen Club. monthly med
al shoOtinE-First champion class. F p.
Tin. 4oT; hrst class. A. Hohusnn, 1872; second
class not represented; third class. H Nun
ster 3f3. fourth class. NJ. Dieckert. 296. best
frst shot. H Huber, .; best last shot, G.
Redmen's schuetzen Company. monthly
medal shooting Champion class. II. schult.
Henry schulz. 335: third class. D. Tamke,
32S. fourth class. H Schlichting 325; best
hrst shot. John schmidt. -: best last shot.
BulIseye shooting-Captain H Grieb won
medal cf I. Siebe, 315 points. John Steiner,
842: II. Nicolai. $50; F. Werlen, 5l6; J. A.
san Francisco schuetzen Verein. monthly
bullseye shCot-Charles Oldag 142 F. g Rust
lsZ. Otto Lemcke l91' h steiiing 22l. John de
" II 80, august Pape 81 John Horstrnann
sol, D. HUutemann 81. r Stettin 633 J.
I-anzenau TeL 4 MeyeT ~. D. salfeld 7el.
A. Lemaire 7TG. ". F. Garms SOB J. ~. Wal
Ter S2T A. Bertelsen s31, F Brandt sol Au-
gust Jungbiut col, G. H. Bahrs 927, 2. Doell
9z9.
Competition shooting-First class. A Pape
2Iss second class, r Stettin 217: third class.
A JungbIut 1ss; fourth class, H BornhOldt
Golden Gate Rife and Pistol Club. monthly
medal competition. ffty-shOt match-Max
kolander 1856. Otto A. Bremen 1910; re-entry
match-M. F. Blasse, 220. 2is. 2l3: ". F.
2l1. 2o7. 206. 2oG. 2o4; o. A. Bremen, 300. 22o.
215. 2fQ. 2C5. bronze medals A. NJ
Poulsen. 19l. 1Es- l55: n Greaves. IL. 166;
pistol. bronze Inedal-F. " Kfngton. So. 10.
=. 76. -; J. Kullmann. 81. 50; II. Kolander.
Io- silver medal-F- Y KingtOn. 50: re-entry
uatch-W. q. Prichard % %. o. 91. 50 50.
kolander. IS 76 y. military revolver-Wil-
Jam Proll. 30. So Charles Cleveland, p ss 81.
Germania schuetzen Club. monthly bullseye
-1oot-MaN kOlander 366 points F. H Goetze
l9 Fred Brandt $50 Herman Huber T15 J.
p Klein 71e Otto A Brener TAG F. p.
-ehuster '762. William Doell s72. John Gefkin
Troop A Of Cavalry. National Guard Of Cal
itornia monthly medal shoot revolver at 30
Fickert 35. Sergeant r. C.. Greeninger 80.
Sergeant H 3. TAYLOR a Sergeant c A.
Becker 48. Sergeant F. n Carr % Sergeant
= r. Engle 30 Corporal T. p Lermann A.
81. Irumpeter @ Ruge %. ". P Baruth II.
i. T.. Dixon -. @. J. Nicolai ~ A NJ Kant
th J. T. N0urse 81 F. NJ Mulville I3, J.
Peters 3s J Fritz %. G. Mcdonald g. ! NJ.
1ccloskey 39 \. J. Freter 2S J. Steinmann
p :. Werner 80. 9. " Hoadlev 40 H era
51erding 5 F. Barthels p. r. Plamondon "a.
Re-eutry match-sergesnt E A Becker 45.
- ~ ~ A. ~ Al: Sergeant H r. Taylor.
81 4l. 4o- Sergeant r. T. EnEIe ~ A 10.
=, Al; g. w Hoadley &C. - 10: Corporal
2. p Lehmann. ~ 40; c. Nicolai 40; Ser
geant = g.. Grenniuger. 40 40
Competition Tor fags e-entry-Sergeant G.
A. Becker g. Sergeant F. T Engle :. Sergeant
IL y TAYLOR .. Corporal T. P. Lehman l.
@ w Hoadley Sergeant E "A. Carr l.
Trurnpeter o. RuEe l.
University Cadets. practice shoot military
regulat5ons-L. n Drury 40 W W Gabriel
.. r. T. Turner ~ v I. Robertson Al J.
A. Wilson -. a. R. Traphagan AZ W F.
Sperry 40. Z. McKannay 40 u r. I.ayne 40
p o HodGel Al. A. Chandler a. r Whit.
man - J. q Whitman a. r. Daniels AZ
T Williamson a :. r. Montgomery 45
Shell Mound Pistol and Rife Club practice
sho0t-W. Guild 2Sq DIT L. Y Frafes 06o
J A. Lcgue BIZ H Wobber 3l9 II Wind
muller 373. L A Frstes 290 T Burr 29e p
Paulson 2ss, " Paulson 3i3. A Thompson
DANISH VESSEL BEACHED
IN HARBOR OF FLEKKERO