The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
MARKSMAN BREAKS
BULLSEYF RECORD
Veteran M ember of Shell M Ound
Club Scores Twenfy-Six
Times COnSeCufiyeIy
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

OAKLAND, Feb. 81. S. Hawxhurst
a veteran member of the Shell Mound
pistol and rife club, broke the club S
bullseye record this afternoon by scor-
ing &c consecutive bullseyes. This is
one of the biggest scores ever made in
the United States and is certainly a
record for California marksmen. The
monthly shoot of the Shell Mound
club and will go down in the records
of that organization.
Judge James G. quinn of Oakland,
who recently joined the Shell Mound
club, made his first appearance at the
targets today and made a creditable
showing. The judge rolled up total
of 81 out of possible 100 with the
pistol which is a splendid score for a
novice. His honor thinks that the
shooting game is the greatest ever
and promises to take part in the
monthly competitions hereafter.
Henry A. Harris broke the world S
indoor pistol record Friday evening
on an Oakland range, but it is doubt
full if the score will be accepted by
the United States revolver association.
Harris made 40. The former record
was 462. The rules of the United
States revolver association state that
record scores must be made on regular
club targets, and it is a question if the
range on which Harris shot will be de-
clared official.
Following are the scores made at the
Shell Mound targets today:
= Oakland Turner schuetzen, monthly medal s1a
nj iai hrnfol T tfrr1
Loefaer 292 II. Helnemann 1S9, r. Gobar 116.
J. Sehmid 115. -Bullseye seores-A. Englehardt
ia r. Heinemann 20612, J. Sttrn 222, II.
Loeffer 233.
Shell Mound pistol and rife club. rifle scores
Champion class: F. Schierbaum 201, 1874; J. NJ.
klassen 21s. First class-A. Thompson POI,
1S9: !. G.. Day 1870, 1872: @. ". Seeley 211, 1s2;
H. W. kleinenbroich 1852, .176; w. Guild 1874,
1872; J. Iogue Ia 10; C. III. Often 159, 17S.
Second elass-Dr, r.. A. Summers 14s. 14s;
l. Ericsson M aifg 22 81 7a p n arkie se t s 3
Hollstein 152, I4a. j. d. Phillips 154 no: r.
servis 49, Third classccaptain George Lar
son los. H.. A. Harris 165.
Pistol and revolver Champion class:
w A. siebe Sc, 92; G. Armstrong go 80; J. F.
Harris 90. 90. First ciass-Dr. r. A. Summers
q, go; A. L. Poulsen So, SIS; Captain George
Larson IS, So H Windmulier "a, so. Second
sehieTbaum s. s.. -: -: a Christie 50 81; K O.
Sc, So; L. Erickson So So: C. j. Doehring
-. So Third class-C. W. Seeley 62, So; A.
Thompson 6S. Al; w, G. Williamson SO, 10;
{. ]. often IS.
Independent rifles, monthly medal shoot-Ser-
geapt W. Gaetjen II, b. Healey SO, Corporal
J. c. Moore 81, NJ. Andersen s., Corporal H..
Pape. As W. r. Cook 10. Corporal r. H. Hill
ken -. II. Reinhardt -, Lieutenant C. j. Doeh-
ring 62. J. L. Silva "a, A. Williams 50. Ser
geant /. Mayer Al, b. Hassler %. Corporal
]. ". Moore As, 4. Temple IS. Sergeant p. O..
Petersen 81, G. W. Stenens ~, Lieutenant II.
Gaetjen 53. II. Marzolf At, Corporal +. Boyson
10. Sergeant c. Iverson 80, p. Schonig' 81.
Deutscher Kreiger veTein. monthly rife scores
First champion class, c. Weggemann, 3I5;
champion class, Lieutenant Fl. Silberzahn, 331 !:
first class, c. Mayer. 311; second class ].
Koeberle. 2I1: third class T.. Albert, 2S3 !;
fourth class, ID. StockeD, 251; first best shot,
A Contemeyer. 20; last best shot G. Hetzel, 20;
most eenters, c. Weggemann; most red flags, c.
Weggemann.
Bullseye prizes-First. Hetzel; second Wegge-
mann: third Stocken: fourth, Silberzahn; fifth.
Dammer; sixth, Henninger; seventh, koeberle;
eighth, Albert.