The San Francisco call., 1905-01-09
PRICHARD HAS
HIGHEST SCORE
Shell Mound Marksmen
Toast Man Who Made the
Most Rings Last Season

A big crowd of marksmen turned out
at Shell Mound Park yesterday. The
weather was against good marksman-
ship, as darkness and rain set In dur
ing the early afternoon and made IL
almost impossible for the rif1emen to
center their shots.
The main event of the day was the
wind-up shoot for the year of the
Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol Club.
Prizes to the successful marksmen
were distributed at the banquet given
in the large hall of the park. Nj. j.
White, president of the club, recounted
it's successful history and introduced
w. c. Prichard, who won the honor or
king for the year 1904. Remarks were
made by many well-known marksmen.
In the re-entry match monthly con-
test of the Golden Gate Club w. f.
Blasse with 221 rings was high man.
In the pistol re-entry match M. j..
White with SO was the leader. closely
followed by J. P. Cosgrave, with SO. n
and "A to his credit. The revolver con-
test brought out good scores. w. c..
Prichard rolled up 95 out of a possible
100 and G. E. Frahm made 80. In the
annual contest Frank E. Mason was
the winner of the first prize, with 229O
rings, being nearly % rings out of a
pOSSlOlG 20, WHICH IL a Wei llASh SNOA -
even among the champions. A. c.
Gehret was his nearest competitor.
with 1852 rings. The prize winners on
the pistol target were. w. F. Prichard.
945; G.. E. Frahm, 944, and w. r. Proll.
944. The scores follow:
Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol Club monthly
medal competition-R Re entry match: W f.
F. Blasse PIP. 21S NJ Kolander. 200. 211; G..
Maxwell. 2o4. 2o7; E. Hammond 2os, Medal
bars-T Lewis Ca go: re. entry-M J; White.
SO; j. P. Cosgrave. So, n. "A. Revolver re-
entry-W. G; Prichard. s5; 90 s2 81; William
entry winners for year,. E. Mason 2290. A.
C. Gehret 1862. c. NJ Henderson 2236. NJ. F..
Blasse 222f d. B. Faktor 1928. W. F. Blasse
G. w. Maxwell 20ss. H. P Nelson 20s3. E
Hammond 2065. Fifty-sho score-F. E. Mason
class: class W. s' PrIchard al si5 G E. Frahm si4.
William r. Proll 944 NJ j. White 912; second
class-w. F. Blasse 9l5; Charles Becker 81.
F v. Kington 924, E. S. Sommerville $40. NJ.
Kolander $50. Special prize for 1eo4-H. P.
San Francisco Schuetzen verein, monthly
medal shoot-Champion class. D. B. Faktor.
225 rings; first-class. Captain a. Stelling, 1879:
class. d. Huntemann. 200: fourth class. d.
bunker. 175
shoot-H. Bornholdt $50 points. NJ. F. BIasse
230 A. Jungblut 420.. w. F. Blasse 453, NJ.
Koiander 574. J. e. Klein 625. F. E. Mason
GA. D. Huntemann 660 Herman Huber $50.
d. b. Faktor 1882 O. A. Bremen 500, Fred
Braudt 1850. II. p. Nelson 1882.
Monthly medal shoot-Expert class. F. z.
Mason 227. 219;' champion class G: Tammeyer
2I9 212. first class, w. F.. Blasse POI, 207; sec
end class. H Stelling 219 207 third class H.
Meyer 100, 1s4: best first shot. Q. A. Bremen
"a; best last shot. F. E. Mason 25:
Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club. monthly
bullseye shoot-H. Munster pa, g. Schulz 422.
H Meyer 715, J. Dickens 715 H. Huber S24,
T Siebe e47 D. Salfeld 1859, Otto Lemcke
1906 F. Rust 1405. ]. Lankenau 1449 F. Thode
1858.
Independent Rifles. monthly medal shoot
AZ F. Schohav so. H. Reinhardt 50. Sergeant
r. Hilken 81, w. Wurzbach 81, III. Marzolf S.
w Gaetjen 81 w. B. Cook A, Sergeant H.
Feyge 35, @. E. THICKER 40. j. Donovan 8, X.
Wichrcwski 81. p voIkmann 3s, E Marzolf
% c, j. Doehring As. E. Rutland 10. Lteuten-
ant H. Gaetjen AZ, c.. Schilling Al J. Behlmer
20, Sergeant L. Mayer 80, Corporal A. Diet
rich 16.