The San Francisco call., 1904-08-22
WIND DEFLECTS
RIFLE BULLETS
Marksmen at Schuetzen Park
Are Kept Busy Adjusting
Their Sights on Range
MEYERS FINE SHOOTING
Proves Successful Both With
the Pistol and With the
Larger Arm in Competition

The strong wind that whistled across
the rifle range at Schuetzen Park yes
terday kept the marksmen busy ad-
justing their sights to obtain a fine
! center shot. The principal events were
/ the bullseye contests Of the California
Schuetzen Club and the Grutli shooting
section. AS no shot would be recorded
that was outside d siX-inch diameter
at 200 yards, it was a difficult task for
the contestants.
Chris Meyer the we'll known cham
pion, proved his superiority despite ad-
verse conditions, carrying off first hon.
ors in the California Schuetzen Club
with the good center OF 148 points. He
was also the victor in the pistol class
with the high scores of 80 and 81 in
his two ten shot strings.
F. j. Povey, with 155 points, and H.
Enge, 301 were close up for honors in
the bullseye contest.
AL c. Gehret and T. Simmer carried
off the first and second prizes in the
Gruth Club contest and placed good
scores to their account.
Captain F. Attinger and H. Enge
broke even in the Turner Club contest
with POS rings in the medal contest.
Following are the scores:
California sehuetzen Club monthly buIlseye
shoot-T J. Carroll 1861 A. Bertelsen 1745.,
Philo Jacoby 164T. R. FiniIing s66. Chris Meyer
I4s, A. Junsblgt ee4. John Horstman 6asg 3:1. 81,
Burmeister 1850, Frank Riede 6S3 John
Utschg Jr. 906, Max Kolander 924 II. Enge
3ol. william Noldsn ESQ, Ed Englsnder 1855
a6Fs9s 1855 90 ", F Blssss @ iSss 81 5ssspS
horn 2s15. Adolph Utschig 1865. William Nc
Cracken 22s1. l.. Willie 500 \; c. Gehret 512.
F. Attinger 42l. T Simmer 1928, G. NJ Bar
ley 141, John Boiler 766. A. Breuss 602, A.
Strecker 1888. c. W. Maxwell 512, p. J.
Povey 15J. NJ Reubod 25s6, A. Henning 1240.
A. Suter 2420 L.. Rink 1343 z. II. Ladd 563.
H. Scheunert 1881, Emil woenne s66, Adam
Brehm 2035. F. Weren 21e0.
= ne winners OF the hrst tnlrty prizes We're ere
John Horstmsnn S31. G.. NJ. Barley 3e5. F.
Attinger 421. Otto Bremen 4s9 A. c. Gehret
512 G. w. Maxwell 512. E. H. Ladd 563.
A. Breuss 602, A. Jungblut 664 William
Nolden $50. Frank Riede 6s3 John Boiler 766,
a; studer Sill ]: Utschig 9o6. Max KolandeI
iii A Henning 124O. NJ. F Rlasss sa. i24s.
strecker 1888, L. Rink 1343. J. c. Waller
Cadet class-Frank FRAN Bremen sos, A Bertelsen
Pistol annex-Chris Meyer. 90 81; C. NJ.
Barley. BARLEY IS 81: W. F , Blasse, IS. s.: Philo Phil
ander. rs, ~; John Boiler. 73; T. J. Carroll.
Atkins. Il: e H. LadG II g. John c. wal.
S. So
San Francisco Turner's Schuetzen, monthly
medal shoot-F. ]. Klatzel, 173. 157; William
holden, 14S 1874; F. Messerschmidt 100. 123:
Charles ssgehorn. 152. 100; NJ Nagsl. 9s- 05;
G. Abraham 133 140; Joseph Straub ISL.
10: Adam Brehm. l4I, 129; Otto Burmeister.
SO; Captain F. Kommer 1913. 14O; A Furth.
115, 130; c. Nelson. ia 172; a. Jungblut
122. 211; r. Finking, 1872. 1888; A. Utsehig,
164, 156; F. Attinger. 49, 20S; T. Hansman.
10, 150
Grutli shooting section. monthly bulseye
shoot-First A. c. Gehret: second, T. Sim
men; third, G. R. Hauser; fourth c. Miller;
fifth W. weiss: sixth. F. Werlen; seventh,
A. Studer; eighth o. Imdorf.