The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
KINDGREN CROWNED
KINGOF MARKSMEN
Annual Shoot of Golden Gate
Rife and Pistol Club
Is Held

OAKLAND, Dec. little annual
king shoot Of the Golden Gate rife and
pistol club was the feature event at
the Shell Mound targets this afternoon.
K A. Kindgren won the kingship of
the club by scoring the best bullseye
during the day. The rife honors of the
year were captured by ]. M. Klassen.
who had total of 2.291 for his 10 best
scores. E. Schierbaum won the prize
in the second class, and the third divi-
sion honors fell TO J. G. Day.
W. T. Blasse made the five best bulls
eyes during the year, and J. E. German
won the honors with the pistol with a
total Of $50. George Armstrong was
second with 961.
At the annual banquet and distribu-
ton Of prizes which followed the shoot
ing Kindgren was crowned king by
his predecessor, George A. Pattberg.
Among those who spoke at the banquet
were Captain L. Siebe, D. W. McLaugh-
lin, G. A. Pattberg, c. NJ. Henderson
c. w Moore ]. NJ Klassen, NJ. Blasse
and W. F. Blasse.
C Abraham will rule over the San
Francisco turned schuetzen during the
next year, the veteran marksman hav-
noon by scoring the best center. D.
Davidson made the second best shot
and was awarded the Siebe medal.
Following are the scores made by
the various clubs at Shell Mound park
this afternoon:
Golden Gate rife and pistol club,
year re-entry match, 10 best scores
First class, J. NJ Klassen 1921, w. @.
Hoffman 2254. o. A. Bremen 2240, NJ w.
Housner 2236. L. s Hawxhurst 22l9, G.
second class. E Schierbaum 2217, B.
Jonas 2206, c. A. Pattberg 2202, f. o.
Bratton 2197, J. F. Bridges 219T; third
class, J. G. Day 2139, c. w. Seeley 2119,
Yearly b1ilseye competition, five best
centers-W. F. Blasse S94, G. A. Patti
berg 911. o. A. Bremen 915. /. S. Hawk
hurst 1911. J. Williams 147o. NJ. Blasse
1907, z. Schierbaum 1850 J. NJ. Klassen
1859, c. w. Seeley -, W. 9. Holman
1897, NJ Kolander 2211, A. Studer 2540,
B. Jonas 2609. c. NJ. Henderson. 26SS, D.
w. Mclaughlin 2731, F. o. Bratton 9474.
Annual pistol and revolver scores, 10
best scores-First class, j. +. German
$50. G. Armstrong 961. G. w. Whaley
o. Iiiiemo 9s4. W. F. Blasse 921. R. w.
Jones S71: third class, r. ". Mills 928,
A c. Wilson S93, ]. G. Day S65, NJ.
Blasse Ss4
San Francisco schuetzen verein.
monthly rife shoot-Expert class, F. P.
Schuster 209; champion class, @, A
Pattberg POS; first class Lieutenant H
Intemann 207; second class, Sergeant G-
Gunther 2O4; third class. z. Hoffman,
1872; fourth class, P. F. Rathjens 1872
San Francisco turner schuetzen king
shoot-Lieutenant A. Furth 206, 200; L.
Lang 179. $50; Captain F. Attinger III,
1873: H. Huntemann 115, 157; D. David
son 120. 112; H. Enge PA 1877; f. J.
KlatzI 141. 14S; Captain J. Straub 147,
horn al. 1872; c. Abrahams las. 10;
H Schulz 163, 1873; ]. ]. Mahr 1877, 156.
Germania scRn9t1sn ciaseW Sfge, W9nthy
Blasse 21S. I'll; O.CA. Bremen 2l5. 20S;
H Huber 221. 211; J. NJ. Klassen 224,
22O: F. z. Mason 221, 217, Champion
2i4; NJ. Blasse I'll. 2o5: G. A. Pattberg
oil First Class. Heino 1e9, 172: J.
f. Klein 200. Second class-J. de Wit
1ee, 1877; G. Gunther 154. 197; F. Klatzl
$50 176 Third clasS-F. Delenbough
i92. III; S. Delienbough 1S5, 10; e.
HOFFMAN, 200. 1872; L. Bendel 1875. 173.
San Francisco schuetzen verein,
bullseye competitions. Deffenbough
20. Major F. Stehn "a. @. A. .Pattberg
246. H Bornholdt 4S2. o. Rosberg 626,
Lieutenant Il Intemann ISL, L. Bendel
831, F; P. schueter s44: p p9e1 ;1c $50,
1903, H Zecker 1890. H. Huber 1908,
D. bunker 1545. F. c. Rust 1645.
Independent rifles, monthly medal
Is. II. Reinhardt %. P s. Miller AZ, N.
NJ Hansen 81 F. Schohay 26 G.. Roster
13. B Hassler so, Sergeant p. G. Peter
son SO. J. Eicher 81, E Westerlund II,
Sergeant B. Hilken 40. A. Dean 81, Ser
geant J. c. Moore 40. @. w. Steffens 40,
&c w. Schmidt IS, J. Jorgensen 26, H.
Gerdes SO. J. Stabnow 81. A. Temple II,
J. w. Moore % F. Anthony 20, Captain
H Pape SO. l. Mayer %. NJ G. Schlee-
mann %. Lieutenant H. Gaetien 46. r.
Boyson Il. J. NJ. Hansen %. H Marzolf
so. p. Volkman 3S. c. Joerson 33. F.
Rippe 81, W B. Cook Al, c. J. Doehring
Z 2.
Norddeutscher schuetzen club, month
~ rife shoot-Expert CLASP p
/ Schuster PIG. H. Huber 209. Captain ].
E Klein 2l5. First ehamDion class
H Enge 225, 202. D. Schwormstede 210,
! 22O: H Bornholdt 2o2. Champion class
/ IF. c. Rust 200 First class-Not rep
resented Second class-H. Intemann
2O1. POI: z. Hoffman, 206. 1873; E. H.
Stehn 1876. Third class-F. Thode 1S6.
! 1874; S Dellenbough III; F. Luneberg
1s5. Fourth class@F. P. Rathjens 1872,
Nationals. monthly rife shoot-c. j.
Weatherby Al. II. c. Berwick Is. j, A
! A. s. owen %. H. n. Patterson 26. C. r.
Eaton 30. a. s. Phelps 49, Q; Nolte 43,
a., emf ThOde hO q BOSS B P9rrtssgeo o g seT s
iohn 90, F. ]. Povey 4s. e. Carr se, S.
I H Stewart 4e. H. L Orth 45, w. A.
Stars. 80, 4. J. Kugeler 36; r; Alexan-
! der 29, A. r. Cordes 3e, ]. w. Galbraith
/ McGiivray 40. H w. Mitchell 4s, H H
Mitchell a. w. King 81, H. A. Define
/ 81. c. n. Brown S5, J. F. Lenord 81, P
Lichtenstein 36, H. T. Owens %. A. NJ
/ Ziller 20. F. Burgess 36. J. Lindemann
i12. A. Drewes Is. NJ Galene 40. George
/ l. Hardy 3S, A. E. Anderson A. L. Da-
Wis 80, J. E. Klein A, E. n. Harris 81
! ]. r. Merritt 20.
In the last five years so lives have
been lost in France in submarine boat
disasters.