The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-31

PEPPER TARGETS
At SHELL MOUND
Second Day of Schuetzen Verein
Jubilee Finds Many Marks
men at Ranges
Bullet Pumped SquareIy Into
BuIlseye Wins Medal for
William EhrenpfOrt

The second day Of the San Fran
cisco schuetzen verein jubilee festival
At she'll Mound park found 100 marks
men at the ranges. The weather yes
terday. although threatening. was not
unfsvorable for shooting, and those
who competed shot well up TO their
averages.
The jubilee target was fairly well
patronized in the course Of the after
loon and the best rife shooting was
done al this range. A pleasing feature
u this competition was the winning
Of q bullseye medal by William Ehren-
port one Of the veterans of the range.
Ehrenport was a member Of the famous
centennial team which won the cham
pionship for the San Francisco schuet-
zen verein at Philadelphia in 1875
This victory is one OF the most notable
achievements in the history of shoot
ing, as it was an international compe-
titiOn which brought entries from the
greatest shooting societies of the
world. Ehrenports hand is still steady,
despite his many wears, and the feat
Of the veteran Yesterday was greeted
with cheers on its announcement.
GOOD REVOLVER SCORES
shot Of the world; Henry A Harris,
William A. Siebe and P. Laursen were
the only marksmen to compete with
the pistol or revolver yesterday. but
the competition between the quartette
was keen. The four clever shooters
shot well to form and will be hard to
beat for first prize. Harris had scores
Of ~ and IS and German made a zs
with the pistol In the revolver com
petition Harris had a figure of IS.
German did rot shoot with the revolver.
Siebe did well with several scores of
- with the pistol and Laursen made
some good totals.
The pistol and revolver competitions
call for the 10 best shots, not neces-
sarilY. consecutive. the 10 best shots
made during the weeks shooting be-
ng totaled and the shooter with the
highest figure getting the first prize.
There are separate prizes for the diff
terent weapons and a special trophy
for the best aggregate score with both.
a number Of the best marksmen with
the smaller weapons seem to be hold
ing OF until the last few DAYS of the
competition, but in the meantime the
regulars are making scores which viii
be hard 10 beat.
THE JUBILEE TARGET
Twentyone medals have already been
won on the jubilee target Captain r
kuhls and Philo Jacoby made dead CEN
ters Sunday. and the following marks
men found the bullseye yesterday en-
utin gthem to medals. George A.
Pattberg, George H Sevden NilIiano
Aiuiid. p. A Paulson, s. B. Lyon. J.
hoeneman, August Studer c. B. Morris.
Lieutenant Henry Intemann, Ernest
Fisher. P. T. Rathjens. Fritz Atzeroth.
Frank Koch. Kaufman wertheimer.
August Fricke, Charles Peach. William
Ehrenpfort and George z. Rankin. Cap
tain Ernest Fisher Of Hoboken n. J.,
representing the national schuetzep-
pund at IN Jubilee shoot, and S. B.
Lyons Of San Jose are visiting marks
men.
RED FLAG COMPETITION
The scores in the red flag competition
on the king and point targets are as
follows: Frank z. Mason / ), A. Mclean
is, J. F. Klein Z. L. Bendel IA, F. p
Schuster II, Judge George H. Bahrs IA.
w :. Green 4. Z. A KuhIs Al Gehret
7 u. B. Faktor 9. Herman Huber 5. ].
Ctschig s, J. Singer 5, H. Intemann 3.
A Junblut ?.
Alex Pape is leading the shooters on
tire standard American target with
scores OF A. IS and As. other good
scores on this target are: Joe Singer.
-, So; 9. A Pattberg, 45, IS: w s.
Green. IS; c Schroeder 20 50 and J. Ut
schig -
The following scores were made on
the Jubilee target Sunday: Al Gehret
90 F. A. Kuhls 65, F. Schumacher Sr.
s.. Dr. r Schumacher 60. A Juneblut
81, A. Won Wyl so. II. HenBinger IS. r
Scheff s., F. Q. Brattan IS. c W Daiss
rs
The best shooting on the ring target
has been done 10y 4. f'ape. who has
scores Of 20, Il, Il. 70 and 70 Al Geh-
ret Il, F. +. Mason II. and ]. Uschig IS
are other high scorers in this compe-
tition.
The result Of the pistol and revolver
shooting Sunday is as follows:
Pistol scores-J f. German, a. 40. 40. 20.
-. ~. ~ IS. -. Il. total $50; G. Armstrong
-. -. ~, -. 46. &c. as. ~ ~ total 46I :
total 26o. r. A. Harris arr as ~ as zs ~ a. a.
-. total 252s r. ". Jones. 46. &C. ~. 80, ~ IS
- - b, q total 4o4 K. A. Klink. 80: G..
J. n. Trego. 46. A. -. a. zs. "a. IS
Revolver scores-ti- Armstrong. 46, 45 a. 80
- y Il. 80. -, 81. total 422; A. J. Brsnna-
gan. -, 30; G. J. Doehring. IS. 50: h A. Har-
rs. -. -. q. y. ~. %; p J. Hangh, Is: H.
I r 81 - 20 is Poultsr g g. q,
p; J Z. Trego. -, -. 80. 80, IS, 50; II. whar-
Los ANGELES DELEGATION
The Los Angeles delegation arrived
at the targets yesterday. Those in the
party are ole Singer. Henry p FIR
mann and ]. Richter. A number of
other southern shooters, including
Douglas, the crack pistol shot of
southern California, will arrive later In
tho week ". S. Green arrived from
Trinidad. Colo. and took part in the
shooting yesterday. The Colorado man
was somewhat tired after the long
journey and merely shot for practice.
Green is member OF the Central City
rife club and the Trinidad rifle asso-
citation. He Is recognized as the crack
shot OF his state. and is looked upon
as = dangerous competitor IN the ride
competitions.
a valuable addition to the prize list
was received yesterday in che shape Of
z statue. the gift OF San Francisco
cafe The trophy VIII be shot for on
the Jubilee target.