The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04
WOMEN HAVE DAY
AT SCHUFTzFNfEST
EnIiyen Celebration of Golden
Jubilee With Gayeties at
Shell Mound Park
Aged Veteran Makes Record
Score at Targets and Wins
an Ovation


women took charge OF things at Shell
Mound park today and the sixth day
Of the San Francisco Schuetzen vereins
60 golden jubilee festival was the merri-
.sst day OF the festivities thus far.
When the women were granted day
In full command OF the celebration it
was understood that they cali it day
at s o'clock, but the fun was too good
end the merrymaking continued until
81 o'clock tonight.
The reception committee arrived at
the park early in the day and when
the special trains brought the crowds
over Teutonic welcome was awaiting
. every one. The women escorted their
guests through the park, showed them
. their husbands. fathers or brothers or
sons shattering the targets in the
shooting house. and made them feel
1t home in every way. The big dane
ing pavilion was a scene of activity
asll day. To the strains OF a first class
Band the women and their escorts
. ripped the light fantastic until halt
was called for luncheon.
SPUR TO RIFLEMEN
-. The early part OF the afternoon was
spent at the ranges, where the lassies
displayed great interest in the work
Of the marksmen. The braves were on
their best behavior and shot their best.
. Il is not every day that the women
grace the range with their presence
and the bold shooters naturally wanted
10 roll up some good scores while blue
eyes peeked at them from beneath
. peach basket hats. Some Of the wo-
men tried their hand with the pistol
Il Fnxrr ,r hi ha
Miss: Helen Strecker rolled Up a score
Of % and Miss r. Rutzke was not
far behind with taf Of 21. The
grim old veters The targets
Seemed TO ike fee ~sica and their
voices were heard u encourag cement
between gigs One women heard
the cali OF ths ulzy Valtz after an
hour at trs E apc urn was
O. made 70 tn t1uce hali. Wnes the light
fantastic sFcs rppe6 until late hour.
Adolf tE was lhs star shooter
of the ol6 u3W looms as the prob
able ~ Hrst PR Ee on the hon
@+-%--a t.rEef ne veteran made
- en6 was the recipient Of
- r.. stree er has been shoot
s.r. -5 form lately and was ex
neke good score on this
-Few however, expected any
+. you'd score 20. The excite
-f tre cccaston was almost too
}ra veteran marksman. as he
IN the marker tagged the
shot
l. Pattberg and c. Schroeder
in the same competition and
I'd on the list. The latter hg-
s 0nsidered remarkably good
re NJ Henderson is next with e5.
fEa ERG LEADS on POINTS
neberg continues to lead the
on the point target. Lune-
.e a mark Of II. @. A. Pattoerg
kn n
Nj. ". Housner IS second with
Of l24 and Otto Bremen is
-ith .2I5. The positions of the
in the jubilee bullseye shoot
=. a-a - unchanged. D. Salfeld is first,
rsa-. ecker second and Willie Siebe
e. Henderson Of the Golden Gate
nd pistol club shot in good form
1ee ay and arrived at the top of
competitions. On the standard
sert an target Henderson scored 4S
90 the ring target he made two
ers Of 7s This is remarkably good
ahr &, and the Golden Gate man will
es-.rfrly be among the money winners
~ finish. The worlds record on
me standard American target is 9s in
e srots, made by Hugh Black OF New
Fce .ast summer. Henderson's total
fs t-r half this number.
Joes E. German and Henry A. Har-
- proved their pistol and revolver
Score and viii be hard to catch for the
Efft srizes German made a possible
s = tn the pistol and also rolled UP
Ecn- scores of 49, besides a number OF
eEs Harris made 4s. 4s, AZ and As.
Tre Wo cracks shot at adjoining tar
sals and there was keen though friend
81 competition between them. On one
coca sion they procured tickets at the
seeue time and shot simultaneously
zach Iiaarksman planted four bullets
40 ir1Q
3 uf.tre last shot. other pistol and re-
rsIrer experts TO compete were Her
nag Windmuller, r. J. Fraser and A.
M. .aulson. A. B. Douglas, the young
Les Angeles shooter, did not take part
s:s 4erday.
HEDULE OF SCORES
Following are the scores made up to
= clock this afternoon.
Point target-H. Luneberg IL. J. 7. Robinson
e5, Captain c. Krempel ia A. Studer 115. r.
r sch6ster 157. A. schafer l5I Q. Bremer l6I,
8 J. Bahrs 80. l. Bendel 224. ". 8. Green
30 r. z. Mason 25o c. SCHROEDER 2ee. A. II.
.Pspe' 272 A. Mclean 2T5. c. ~ HENDERSON S3s,
q A. Pattberg sI6 G. II. Hsuser 40
: Germanis tsreet-G. A. Pattberg 2e. 81: w.
Reuboid $40. A. strecker 40 E. Hoffman, AS,
p. r. Mason $50. II. ". Klenenbrolch 675. j.
q waller ESQ. A. Bertelsen 760. NJ. Blasse $40.
g. 2 Frahm SIS. A. schsfer se2, w 9. Hoff-
man l.O54. G. ~ Barley l.l5I. u. Prien l'l5S,
Pred Pape I.2o6. E. NJ Stein 1.224.
Rest scores on jubilee target-D. Salheld i4I,
A etrecker S5e, ". A. Siebe $40. G. B. Morris
SE4 Colonel S. b. Lyon 4e5. B. Clsusen 49e p
H Sfehn 57e, G. II. Bahrs 642 ]. W. Goef4e
89s H Huppert 720. F. P. Schuster TBS, H IN
temenn i.I5i. C. Il. Often l.2s5
Number OF red flags king and point tar
gefs-L. Merz 20, ]. clsusen II. T. A. Bottsehef
O. A. Studer 10, r. J. Fraser Z. G. Schroe1sr
II Huber 8 r Fischer 8 ]. Utschte . " s.
earns S, J. ". Miller 8, A. streckef :. . 3
Fsktor .. A. T. Pape 2. II Eng. 3 =
;. G. II Bshrs 2. r. Rust ?, K netheifner ?
T. A. Hettineer 2
2s A. Mclaughlin &c. Joe Singer e =. IueeT
45
Ring tarret-C. II. HerSenca. -. -. 4 str
der. Il; Fl. Huber, IS. r.: - 2. Take - -
s.: P. A. Kuhls, &C. y. AhFens q 4.
rhierbsch. 81.
Jubilee honorary tarfst--A. stre 81 ~ c.
Schroeder es G. A PastoeEg 6s - -nder-
con, 65.
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