New Britain herald., 1914-07-29
PRIZES AWARDED
 AT SCHUE1zEN PARK Tournament Of Sou heln New EuQ-
 ,a10 SCAuctzcnbund Ends.

The awarding of the prizes last night ended the annual two days shooting tournament of the Southern New England Schuetzenbund which was held in this city at Schuetzen park. F. A. Wakefield got the title of king of the shoot by making a score of 68 on the target of honor and Mrs. J. Ebersole of Hartford won the title of queen of the meet with a score of Fl. J. J. Hunziker of Hartford made special prize of $5 for shooting the greatest number of bullseyes.
 The winners on the general prize target were A. Hubelek of New York, with score of 215, $40. J. Hunziker, Hartford, 214. $3o; H. Pope. Jersey City, 210 $25; Fred Ross, Springfield POS, $20; Dr. Cal1ins, Springfield, :O5, $15; George Schlick, Springfield, Z03, $11; William Wohlmann, 303. $11; J. Dunn, Masbeth, l.. l., 2O1, $9;
 ic F. Hamilton. 195, $S; Fred An schultz, Meriden. 193, $7; F. A. Wake field, Springfield, H. J. Clark of Springfield and w. D. Palmer of Meriden, tied at 1S6, $5.S5 apiece: c. D. Palmer of Meriden, 1S3, $4; John Glassmap, Meriden, 183, $4; Charles Dreschler, Meriden, 181, $3.
 The winners on the target of honor were F. A. Wakefield of Springfield with a score of 6S, Christian Glass; map of Meriden, with 68 points, but l whose last shot was not as high as MT. Wakefield's: pr. P. R. Calkins Spring heid, GA; Julius Sabotke, 63; w. J.
 Neil. 63; W. E. Palmer, Meriden 63; E. E. Hamilton 62; Joseph Mund, 61 i; Dr. w. A. Smith, Springfield, 61; Richard Troeber, Meriden, 61; Will liam Wohlmann. 59; Harry Pope, Jer- sey City, 59; Charles Dreschler, Meri- den, 59; Frank Glassmap, Meriden, i 59 J. Hunziker, Hartford, 58; Joseph 1 Kempf, Hartford, 56; Henry Opper- mann, Hartford, 56; Philip Conrad, l Hartford, 56; Carl Becher, Hartford, 1 55, H. A. Clark, Springfield, 55.
 l The prize winners on the muzzle i rest ranges were: Joseph Unterweg- 1 ger, 147, s1O; Fred Ross, Springfield, i 146. $s; Charles Palmer, Meriden, 145, 1 $6; w. D. Palmer, Meriden, IA, l $4.5O A. Hubelek, New York, IA, l s45O; H. A. Clark, Springfield 142, 1 $3; H. Pope, Jersey City, Al, s2; E. E. Hamilton, 140, $1.50; w. D. Palmer, Jr., Meriden, 140, $1.5O; J. Young. Masbeth, l.. l., 139 $1.
 Among the ladies the general prize 1 target winners were the following Mrs. J. Hunziker, Hartford, 143; Mrs l J. Ebersold, Hartford, 139; Mrs. E. L.
 Patsold, Hartford, 137: Mrs. F. M l Zimmerman, 136, Mrs. George Froeba
 13O; Mrs. B. Wagner 129; Mrs. Jacob
 Stehi Hartford, 129; Mrs. Emi
 Kroeber, 129; Mrs. Charles Dreschler l Meriden, 128; Mrs. Richard Krober o1 Meriden, Mrs. Henry Opperman ol
 Hartford, and Mrs. George B. Runner
 IT,, of Hartford, tied at 127, and Mrs
 Charles Langzettle, 125.
 | On the target of honor Mrs. Eber
 sole of Hartford led with a score O.
 Fl. Mrs. J. J. Hunziker of Hartford
 was second with Fl, her shot being
 lower. The other winners were: Mrs
 F. M. Zimmerman, 6s: Mrs. c. Glass
 map, Meriden. 67; Mrs. E. L. Pad
 sold, Hartford, 66; Mrs. J. Diamond
 65; Mrs. John Goetz, Hartford, 65
 Mrs. Valentine Wedig, Unonville, 65
 Mrs. George Runner of Hartford, GA
 Mrs. Emil P. Groeber, Meriden. GA
 Mrs. George Froeba, 63: Mrs. Charle.
 Langzettle, 60; Mrs. Charles Dresch
 Ter, Meriden, 62; Mrs. Charles Danes
 61.