The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
INCOLD TAKES
THE KINCSHIP

The principal event at Shell Mound
rife range yesterday was the ninth
annual king shooting Of the Deutscher
Krieger Verein. On a high pole about
IS yards from the firing point a large
wooden eagle was placed, and each
member Of the company took turns in
the endeavor to knock off different
portions Of the bird.
When all but the last remnant of
the target had been brought down,
Captain A. FRANKIE ordered the target
lowered so that it might be prepared
for the king winner by removing the
metal breastplate which protected the
coveted prize. A short time after the
bird was again raised TO its perchs-G.
lngOld. by a well directed shot, won
the kingship for the year. He was
presented with a floral wreath and
substantial purse to defray the ex-
pense of his reign.
r. Brandt was the most successful
marksman in the contests of the San
Francisco Schuetzen Verein. He won
the honors for the best bullseye of the
day with the good score Of SO points
and made y out Of a possible rs rings
in the competition shoot A. Westphal
also shot well in the competition con-
test, scoring 72 and II, being high man
in this event.
In the revolver match of the Golden
Gate Club. f. V. Kington was ahead
of all his comrades with 81 rings to
his credit.
The members Of the National Guard
Of California who take an interest in
rife shooting are elated over the fact
that the United States Government
has concluded to pay the expenses of
q rife team OF Is men, together with
a captain, lieutenant and coach, from
-. 4-l- art In 71Q a.f
TO be held at Seagirt, n. j. In this
event. which Will be held next August,
teams from all over the United States.
composed Of men of the regular army
and National Guards Of the different
States, will compete for trophies offer
cd by the National Government. There
IS no doubt whatever that the guards
men from this State viii hold their
own with q like number Of partici-
PANTS either in the regular army or
among guardsmen. The scores fol-
low:
Deutscher Krieger verein: Eagle shoot
King. 9. Ingold: crown. J Koeberle; scepter,
seher; neck, H Mas left wing, John Mohr;
tail, x 6ilberzahn. The head, right talon,
down with one OF the other trophies. reverted
sar Francisco schuetzeu verein: Competi-
.son shoot-E DoelI. 81: c. Gunther. e6; r.
55Ts,sf. 72 ee e6 Go; c. Peach, s.; F. p.
Ec1uster So. fls A. ecnaeleIs ofs %, oO %,
a. SCI, A. Grantz. Il, e5; A. Westphal, e6. 6e,
~ II -at Otto Bremer 81, 81, 20, IS; II.
efeiiing. e5 IS; ID. Salneld. GO; D. Hunteman,
~ 6s. h Meyer. 67; f. Koch, 65. Bullseye
saeotF lIss 5sRdt Iss @ sehsefer sr CO., Ber
.esee- e1s w Mortzen 645. L Bendel 65s, F.
5--s+ cox 2 Doell 75S, Otto Bremer 15s, F. p
soh,,ster $50. H. Huber e44. D. Hunteman $50.
~ Gunther S66, 9. h Bahrs 80. r rape
1920 Fl Koch 1852, A LeEnalre 1VoS' captain
q veterans eserslrr National Guard Of California:
.r,r+hi,y rrize shoot--Chris Meyer 20, John n.
1,,,-iire al Colonel S. l. Kalioch 42. Otto
Soi+e Al. Captain j. Z. Klein 40. J. C. Rim
- 20 A II Kennedy 80, Captain l.. Siebe
81 eo'essi r..S.ss "a 2s
So 1s5sE =; y CATE s Riae ana Pistol Club. month
IS eorlpefition-Ri Rife; COLO meaais Mlinam ,,l
~ .s-,s- eiiver medals A. Poulsen, 1872 1S1s
- 1i;2. u Hunterran, i93 let; n Woooer,
100 100. re-entry match, W. F. Blasse IA;
-es,es. sl p V Kington. 81; F. Kruckei. 81.
'' li7+.nr,snis scinetzen Club. monthly bullseye
- scSnster. s2T: August Jungblut. 47e;
otto Bremer. zso IA, r. 5aSse' Syo; z.s
Biasse, $50; L Bendel, -: r. Hesoot esa.
Pab-s sii- II Rust. 1Qes; II Meyer II25;
F 'Eciesn 1888; H B1ber. 1900; D. Salneld,
1911. III Kolander 1881: D. Hunteman, 1870;
VI le 1inksPe' sehuetzen Company. monthly
con refsffon--First champion class: n Schult,
1e5 second champion class, J. A Mohr. lse;
srsrl,- 17s. ti,frd class II. Nicolai, 1872: fourth
class II Cortsen. 162. best nrst shot. j. A
Mohf % best last shot =; "eIsen' aze Il r,r,e.
40: d. Felderrnann. SOS; Captain H. Grfeb.
73b; r. Schult, sol.
Nortdeutscher Shooting Club, monthly
sehustr, lnss a2i. "a: second champion class.