The San Francisco call., 1905-01-16
RIFLES CRACK
AS RAIN FALLS
MarkSmen at SchuetZen Park
Blaze Away and Roll Up
Points Between Showers
BLAssE sUsTAINS GAIT
Beats ALI His Competitors
in the Bullseye Contest
With Total of 1873 Rings
BLASSE SUSTAINS GAIT

Rifle shooting at SchuetZen Park
yesterday was carried on under ad-
verse conditions as far as the weather
was concerned. Notwithstanding this
fact,> number of good scores were
made by the marksmen who kept all
the targets busy until darkness set in.
William F. Blasse, in the bullseye con-
test of the California SchuetZen Club,
proved to his comrades that he intend
ed to keep up his high record by scor-
ing the best bullseye Of the day with
1873 points. His nearest competitor was
A. Strecker with 1856 to his credit.
In the contest of the Turner's Schuet-
zen Club, H. Enge led his clubmates
with total of 202 rings. A. Studer, the
well-known Grutli rifeman, started off
the new year with 399 rings. A. Stroh
of the Eintracht Verein, was high man
in the company with 1896 rings in his
medal string. He also followed up his
luck and was the successful winner of
the Reubold trophy. Following are the
scores:
California Schuetzen Club monthly bullseye
shoot-A Hennings 1915 points. A Bornhof
1850. M Kolander 1927. F. c. Hagerup 535. G..
NJ. Barley. $685. r. Finking 703, A. Rahwyler
1881 L Thsrbach 7gs l. 6, 6 Babin RnS s5S1
H. NicoIai 2os6 c. sagehorn 281o, g. Tam
meyer 1l0l. G; Won Hartwig 2119 F. Bertelsen
Noite 2osa. j. straub 3o1, L. j. Reubold i25s
F. werlen sS1. w. F. Blasse 1s3. G. Ahrens
1915. E. Englander 1929. A: Won Wyl 1884.
Cracken 769, L. Willie 1041, o. A. Bremen 1921.
1T. Simmer 2760, A. Strecker 1S5, Fred Levers
493. NJ F. Hartter 24so. ]. L. Utschig 209s.
80. F. Attinger 76T, F. A. Kuhls 2795, John
Boiler 2e00. A. Breuss 1897, o. Imdorf 2445,
William Ehrenpfort 24S9.
The winners OF prizes follow in rotation: W.
F. Blasse 1S3, A. Strecker 1S5, J. straub 3o1
F. Levers 49, M. F. Blasse 597; A: studer
633, r. Ffnking 703 F. ]. Povey 721, F. Attn
ger 767. William McCraeken 769. L Thierbach
7ss; Jqngblut s5s 3, F. WeElen ssl L ,ooV Wille 4
Tammeyer 110i, T. ]. Carroll 1147, L. J. Reu-
bold 1858 F. Riede 1894, Hennings 1919
lander 1929. George Ahrens 1915, o. A. Bremen
1921. II. Enge 1885.
San Francisco Grutli Shooting Section
monthly medal shoot: First champion class
A Studer, S99; second champion class-G. r.
Harser 36s, l. Hauser 352, T. Simmer 397;
first class-o. Imdorf 372; second class-Charles
Leutenegger 205 z. Zust 301.
Bullseye shooting-T. Simmer, A Hinte-
mann G. r. Hauser L. Hauser, A. Won Wyl
c. Mueller, F. Werlen, A. studer, e. zust.
San Francisco Turner's Schuetzen, monthly
medal shoct-M. Nagel,. 1874, 120; G. Nielsen
/, 191; sagehorn, 1S1. 1872 ]. straub. 15s. 156;
D. Davidson 142, 80; r. Finking. 1SS. 1872; c
Anr1sam ,ss ls apta1n P 1su no.
$50: Otto Burmeister, 189, 159; H. Enge 202
1873; A. Jungblut 1913.
Eintracht Shooting Section. monthly medal
shoot: Champion class-A. G. Stroh. 395 rings.
f. A. Kuhls 3S2, F. C. Hagerup 211, L.
Schmidt 241, c. Won Hartwig 352, John Zahn
32s; first class-C Suhrstedt 313, Otto Thiele
2s2. F. Eggeting 1886; second class-otto Nagel
2s3. F. yoight 206. H: Schroeder 292; third
class-John Goltzene 332 F. Dreyer 1853. Best
first shot. F. A. Kuhls, "a; best last shot, Otto
Nagel %.
Medal winners: Champion class, A. G.
Stroh, 395; first class F. Eggeling, 1886; second
class, o. Nagel 293: third class, J. Goltzene.
332. The Reubold trophy was won by A. G.
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