The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
WOMAN WINSTON
AT JUBILEE SHOOT
Mrs. c. Krempel of Los Angeles
Makes BulIseye and Takes
Gold Medal

The braves who are engaged in the
gentle pastime of acquiring medals in
the jubilee shoot Of the San Francisco
schuetzen verein will have to attend
strictly to business. or a member femi-
nine will annex several of the coveted
trophies.
Shooting at Shell Mound park against
the star shots of the state and other
parts of the country. Mrs. C. Krempel
of Los Angeles yesterday scored clean
bullseye on the jubilee target. and
gained gold medal Dozens of marks
men strove for the jubilee medals all
day, and only eight found the dead
center. The feat of Mrs. Krempel is
remarkable, and she bids fair TO give
the expert shots of the competition
hard run for premier honors.
Mrs Krempel is q member of the Los
Angeles turner schuetzen verein, and
has been shooting with the 45 caliber
rife only a year. Two years ago at
the bundefest in Charleston, 5. G.,
which Mrs. Krempel attended with her
/ husband a prize was offered for the
best woman shooter Mrs. Krempel had
never handled a rife before, but en-
tered the competition. The match was
shot with 22 caliber weapons, and when
the scores were added the lady from
Los Angeles was found to be an easy
first Subsequently she entered other
competitions, and before the festival
was over she had won five medals A
year ago she joined the Germania
schuetzen verein of Los Angeles, and,
taking up the regular competition rife,
soon became a regular shot.
SHELL MOUND BOYS SHINE
/ 1t was the day of the Shell Mound
! pistol and rife club to shine. The park
was given over to the Shell Mound
boys, and they entertained their guests
with lavish hospitality.
O. Rosberg, one of the best of the
/ local shots, made the highest score so
/ far on the jubilee target. Rosberg
made 81 out of possible as. Three
marksmen only have made this mark.
George A. Pattberg made fine mark
of 20 on the Germania target. Patti
berg's nearest competitor, Otto Bremen,
has mark of .215. Pattberg's figure
means that he has shot within 26100
of the dead center Of the target.
/. II. Luneberg has the best score on
the point target, having come within
! I7-l00 of an inch of the dead center.
William A. Siebe, one of the young
est members of the local shooting col
ony crushed into the limelight yes
teTziay by getting a mark Of 379 on
the jubilee target. ID. Salheld and
August Studer are the only shooters
leading Siebe. Salfeld has 147 and
Studer 359.
NEW COMPETITORS ENTER
Several new faces were seen at the
pistol and revolver range and the COM
petition was keen. George H. Bahrs
J. w. Goethe. Smith Carr and w.
4 Meyer were among those TO take part
+ in the small weapon contests for the
first time. The committee in charge
of the pistol and revolver shooting has
decided not to give out any further
scores for publication until the con-
clusion of the competition This deci-
sion was reached when ii was discov-
cred that number of marksmen had
been scared off by the scores of several
+ early shooters.
Smith Carr, a crack shot and mem
T Der of the local police force, made good
figures and will be in the money at
total on 10 tickets which called for
43S. Poulsens high ticket was A.
James Z. German. A. B. Douglas and
Henry A. Harris improved their scores,
although to what extent is not known
/ the totals not being made.
King" Rsthjens was at the targets
and VIII be crowned Sunday evening.
WOMEN WILL TAKE PART
Today is ladies' day at the festival
and cordial invitation is extended to
the fair sex TO greet the festivities
with their presence. There will be
dancing, shooting and bowling
Following is the official compilation
Of totals up to ! o'clock yesterday
afternoon:
! Germanis target-G. A. PattberS 26. o.
Bremer 2l5. l. ]. Rembold $40. f. Hoffman 445
I ". T. Blssse $50 A. Schafer 962 w. G. Hoff-
man / 064. Fred Pape 1.206. Ed VI. Stehn 224
Captain John F.. Klein .229.
Point target-H. Luneberg Il. Ernest Fischer
IS H. Pfrmann 81. G. H. Bahrs 95 Captain c.
krempel ia. August Sfuder 1l5, F. ?. Schuster
49,. A. Sehafer 157. Otto Bremen 161. r. II.
Cannon 13e. John Utschg 206 Charles Bach
man 206. J. J. Bshrs 21o. Louise Bendel 224
Jubilee tsrget-D. F. Salfeld 147 A Studer
500. " A Siebe 3T9. c. B. Morris 454 Colonel
:. B. Lyons 46J. J. Claueen 40S f. H. Sfehn
5I6- G. Il. Bahrs 642. J. W Goethe 6as II.
Huppert TO
Medal winners on jubilee target-F. p Schus-
fer H.. Huber H. Koerner, C. Krempei i
Lankensu. NJ. Nelson J. Baumann. c. H.
often. Louis Merz. New York.
High scores on ring target-F. p. Schmster
g. 07 H. Huber, Sc; G. II. Bahrs, so: A.
Sfrecher -. 20.
Standard American target--H Bornhodt. As;
L Hertz -. 56; J. -Brannagan. A.
Eod 6ora On RI, and 1.ofDf L Z