The San Francisco call., 1905-03-13
BULLETS VEER
IN THE WIND
Many Marksmen Compete at
the Ranges Under Most
Unfav0rable Conditions
FAKTOR'S GREAT WORK
Wins the Diamond Medal OF
the San Francisco Verein
for Past Years Shooting

The stormy weather which prevailed
yesterday did not prevent large num-
Der of rifiemen visiting Shell, Mound
Park to indulge in their favorite pas
time. Although the wind was strong
and squally and difficult to gauge ac-
curately, a number of good scores were
made.
D. B. Faktor, the well-known rifle
expert, won the champion diamond
medal of the San Francisco SchuetZen
Verein by making the highest total of
the year, 2221 rings. His average for
the past twelve months was 22A rings
out of a possible 25, fine score. He
also won the medal in the expert class
of the German Club with 214 rings.
| w. F. Blasse, in the re-entry match
of the Golden Gate Club, distinguished
himself by rolling up the good score of
231 rings in his first ten shots.
In the Norddeutscher Club Herman
Huber was the winner in the yearly
bullseye contest, leading his comrades
by good margin
The Irish Volunteers brought out a
large number of members to take part
in the monthly medal competition.
They made some good scores under
military conditions. Sergeant P. j.
Kenny was high man with AZ.
Captain H. Schlichtmann of the In
dependent Rifles showed he was the
leader of the company by scoring 63
points on the medal target. being the
highest made for the day. The scores
follow:
San Francisco schuetzen Verein, monthly
medal shoot-Champion class D. B. Faktor
22l first class, Captain H. stelling. 2O5 second
class, August Jungblut III; third class II.
Bornholdt, 2o7: fourth class. A. schaefer. 176.
! Not classified. H. Nj. Meyer 1874
| Germania schuetzen Club. monthly medal
Champion class, NJ F. Biasse. 21s: % first class
W "; F. s slasse 2i4; SECOND class H BornhoIdt:
shot. A. Junghut, 25; best last shot. G. j.
| Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol Club. monthly
competition. gold medals rife-wiiliam Burk-
| Silver medals-E Hammond 100. Re-entry
match-W F. Biasse, 23i, 216. e14. 2O9. 20i;
| NJ. f. Blasse 222. 215. 2l1. Pill. 2i0; G. W.
Maxwell. 2Is, sne 200; W F; Blasss. 2l7 2i4; L
Hammond. 195. 1913. 100. Pistol re-entry-H.
/ Z Witt, 81. so.
81. Is. Re-entry match-F. Kruckel, IS. IS.
Noiddeuscher Schuetzen Club. yearly bulls
eye eomp95iti9naP wlnners for = three r best
| Henry Meyer Gus Schulz, John Gefken. Au-
Syst aohmann aar 'onR m,ne.e ae W.T. hinni nEuSt
J Otto Lemcke, L. Brune F. P. Schuster John
Peters D. Salheld, George H Bahrs. F. G.
rhede Charles Oldag o. Schinkel Jr. Special
prizes Gus Scnuizs Augast westphai9 H
/ Huber, John de Wit John Gefken, F. p.
schuster, F. e Rust. Otto Lemcks D. Sehin-
Norddeutscher shuetzen Club. monthly bulls
August Westphal 571 August Hohmann 6iS.
| John de Wit 960 H. Huber 9s3 f. c. Rust
1855. L. Brune 1890 H. Meyer 144s. B. Hill
| company L. Irish volunteers. monthly medal
| J. Shea Ss Patrick Reilley 40, Lieutenant T
McNaboe 81, Sergeant C. j. Collins 36, James
| Daley 81 Captain H. P. Figate "a, H. Moyni
/ han 32 Corporal M. O'Nell 80 John Caldon
| SO. p e. Ryan 34 Sergeant Daniel Harnedy
! 15, Lieutenant j. ]. Sullivan H. Sergeant J.
p. Mahoney 9. Cornelius oLeary ga q Sergeant
| g. ]. P. Kellcher 2 Corporal T. Shaughnessy
| 30. Corporal c. Connolly %. Patrick Cowen %.
] poral Patrick Purcell ~ John Diggens 20. ]
Moriarity I5. ], o'DonnelI 10. ]. Laughrin u
Shell Mound Pistol and Rifle Club monthly
| bulIseye shoot-P Paulson points F. Lind
| berg 10, E. Lorenzen IL. W. A. Peterson 161@
j. Colby 27ih. A. schleuter 81. A. NJ Poulsen
| 33, r. S. Wilson 331a. G. Holstein fl y. w. l.
| Boldt AZ. l.. Siebe "A, w. G. Crocker 81, F.
Mante 50, H. windmuller So, d. Hopkins 5F
Liebscher 5sh L. r. Murphy So J. L. Dut
| ton 81. W. L.. Poulson 62, H. Skinner 6s. f.
| Competition shoot best three tickets pos
sible 225 points: First class-F, Mantle 1872
| H. p. klfnkner 11S. y. PoulSen 161, D. Hop
/ kins 1s0 j. L. Dutton lat. Second class-J
| C. Ringen 100, II. wobber 100, Captain G.
| Larsen lis. L. V. Frates ITO, c.. Prizes 124. L.
siebe Jr. 1876 A. Thompson 14s. Third class
| II. Kofod 1856 F. Lindberg "a. Fourth class
| E. Rehor 1876, NJ Nelson 1s2.
| Independent Rifles. monthly medal shoot
| II. Meyer 81, Corporal A. Dietrich "a. Captain
| H. Schlichtmann 63 Sergeant H. Frederick
! son 20. F. Schohay 81 III. r. Reinhardt AS. d.
| Frederickson SO. Sergeant B. d. Hilken 81
| j. H. Kuhlke 81. W. Goetjen "a. j. Vaughan
! 81. x. Wichrowsi 30. Sergeant H. Feyge 80
| H. Goetjen 36. z. Marof Is, NJ. Slender %,
| Sergeant c. Andrews 5s. Lieutenant H. Goet-
| jen Jr. 81. p. Volkman A. j. H. Behlmer SO,
| c.. Herring 45.
| medal shoot-C. Sagehorn 100, 153; F. Messer-
| schmidt, 1872, 125; D. Davidson, III; B. Jonas,
! 2O3: F. Acker 106. 1872: NJ. Nagel 142; A.
! Furth, 13s 1877 Captain f. Kommer. 1sO III;
| F.. Hansmann. 1s2. 1873; o. Burmeister. 1TS.
| 169: c. Nelson. $50. 173; C. Peach, 156, 1856;
| j. Straub 147, 12s: H. Enge. 213. 211; A. Gail
| Il: F. Klatsl. 200. 1T; Adolph Utschig. 172,
! III