The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
SHOOTERS MAKE
RECORD SCORES
Shell Mound Opened for Sum-
mer With Brilliant Pistol
and Rifle Competition

OAKLAND, March 6--With public
prize shoot which brought together
the leading marksmen of the state
dancing, bowling and other pastimes.
Shell Mound park was opened for the
summer season this afternoon. Two
thousand people attended the opening
festivities and the fun was kept up
long after the shades of night had
fallen.
The feature of the day was the phe-
nomenal work of the pistol experts in
the prize shoot. The scores made were
better than any ever before recorded
in this state, and it is generally be-
lieved that they constitute record
for the United States. G. Armstrong.
winner of the event, made two posi-
bles. A j. Brannagan, who finished
second, made one so and 49, and H. A.
Harris, third man, scored possible
and a As. Four possibfes were made
during the few hours shooting. while
in the recent jubilee shoot of the San
Francisco schuetzen verein only two
possibles were made in 10 days.
! J. NJ. Klassen won the rifle event
with score of 81 and George A. Patti
berg was first in the bullseye compe-
tition.
The Shell Mound pistol and rifle club
shot the deciding match against the
Spokane team yesterday and the locals
received a beating. The score was
4,O1S to 3.S4S. The Spokane club won
the first rifle match and the Shell
Mounders took the honors in the second
match which was shot indoors with ths
pistol
The San Francisco team has won first
place in the national indoor pistol COM
petition. The locals lost only one
match in 13 and finished with an aver
age of 1,O91. The Springfield team lost
but one match, but the average of the
eastern shooters is only 1850.
Following are the scores made at the
Shell Mound targets today:
Public prize shoot. rifle scores. NJ kassen,
81; A. Strecker 95; F. p Sehuster, 94; g.. A
Pattberg, 93; Herman Huber, 92; r. ]. Strecker,
f. III. Bremen, 50; E.s Schierbaum, SS; ID.
schwormstede, 81; L. 5. Hawxhurst. 81; G. Bar
L. Siebe, So; A. D. Strecker. 81; L. f. Rathjens,
70; E. Goetje. a. Bullseye prize wipners-
third ,i' = - y "a Scbustert fonrtb StrecLer. dftb
J. NJ. Klassen; sixth, c. NJ. Henderson
Public prize shoot. pistol and revolver scores
II. 4 Harris, 80, 4S; J. Z. German. 40. 40: J. r.
Trego 40. ~; c. W. Whaley, 49, C. ". Linder.
AZ, II; G. F.. Armstrong, AZ. "A; George Barley,
45. AZ; II. windmullef, 40. 81.
Oakland Turner Schuetzen monthly medal shoot
sr' s4s. Nv Fl. W. KIeinenbroieh $40, A. EngIe-
hardt SO. Colonel Theodore Gier 154. J. Schmidt
2lT. r. Gober 193 R. Heincman 221, H. Loef
Schmidt -. r. Heinman So II. Loeffer Sr. "a.
J. Stirn 116. Theodore Gier 142. A. Eng lehsrdt
15S, R. Gober 262' H. W. kleinenbGoieh ii a6o 2l'
Shell Mound pistol and ride club monthly rifle
competitions; Champion class.E. Schierbaum 2l1
21s; L. S. Hawxhurst 22i, 2IIi j, ~ klassen
30, 800. First class-J. g. Day 1S2. 1ST; III.
". Kleinenbroich 1s5, 10; j. W. Phillips 173.
19S; K; o. kindgran 19o. 19+; Il. ) Wilson
r. Long I72. 100; \. Thompson 1S9. 202- Sec
ond ciass-L- Erickson l52, 1so: a. Hartman
Whaley i45. 1872; N. Nielsen 1876. 142: p Larkin
IA, 199: ]. d. Phillips 1s5, 17S; G. Hallstein
1856. 123, Third CLASP. Johnson IA. los; L.
Pistol and revolver scores: Champion class
c. ". Whaley s4. 81; G. Armstrong 9S; 80; III
class-A. Poulsen IS. Sc; II. Windmuller 81, q:
DR.. r. A. Sammers Sc. so. Second elass-W; Guild
81, 81; f. Poulter s3, 81; W. II. Christie 66, rs;
as, Sc; E. Schierbsum So, I6. Third class-L.
Barnet 6S, II; G. Often 90. Unclasslned-A.
Hartman Az 60: II. Cation 62, 40: z. c. Peter
Deutscher kreiger verein monthly medal shoot: +:
First champion class o. Dammer $50; champion gs,i
second class. j. Koeberle 314; fourth class, F.
Hemmelskamp 29o. Bullseye prize Winners
Cartman. Il. Brekling. Captain +. Kaiser. III.
Henninger, C. Weller, o. Dammer, j. Bender, j.
Koeberle, c. Meyer.
Independent rides. monthly medal shoot-F.
Schohay 5S. Lieutenant III. Gaetjen Al, II. Rein
hardt 80. Sergeant W. Gaetjen 4s, b. Healey 62.
Eehner se Sergeant s5to1 j. g. 6 MooFs Ss eFgesgt
j. Stabwow 81, W. b. Cook AS. H. Pape Al, b.
Hessler 20, T. NJ. Pierson z. A. Williams ID,
Marzolf 80, Corporal E. Boysen 81, Corporal j.
W. Moore AZ, J. S. siloa 20. Lieutenant @. ].
M"frsm 20 stecn. e. so
Petersen SO, A. Temple 81. J. III. Behlmer 30.