April 2, 1898.] 
FOREST AND STREAM. 
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THE TEN TARGETS BY F. C. ROSS, MATCH D5! R)IFLE CHAMPIONSHIP, GERMAN RING TARGET, SCORE 1200 POINTS. 
Any revolver re-entry match: 
J H Wesson 57 57 57 57 
Dr J H Webber 57 57 57 57 
C S Axtell 58 57 57 56 
G W Waterhouse 57 57 57 56 
E E Partridge 57 57 56 56 
A L Smith 57 56 55 55 
T Anderton 56 56 56 53 
Z C Talbot 56 55 55 54 
Dr R H Sayre 56 53 53 53 
GH Chandler 55 53 53 53 
Dr Louis Bell 53 53 52 52 
F G Hodskins 55 53 52 51 
J H Keough 52 51 51 50 
O B Joyeux 54 52 47 47 
F Elliott 48 47 46 45 
Military revolver re-entry match: 
E E Partridge 30 30 29 29 
F B Crowninshield 30 29 29 29 
R Robertson ; .30 29 28 28 
O B Joyeux ,., 29 28 28 28 
57—285 
57—285 
56—284 
56—283 
55—281 
55—279 
52— 273 
54—272 
53— 268 
53—267 
52—262 
50—258 
47—251 
47—248 
45-231 
29—147 
29—146 
28—143 
2&-UI 
20 
Q 
J Bryant 29 28 27 27 27—138 
Z C Talbot 28 28 27 27 27—137 
C E Davis 29 27 27 27 27—137 
O M Pratt 28 28 28 27 26—137 
J H Keough- 28 27 27 27 27 136 
R S Hale 27 27 26 26 26—132 
Dr R H Sayre 26 26 24 22 22—120 
Pistol re-entry match: 
E E Partridge' 58 58 58 58 58—290 
F B Crowninshield 58 58 58 57 57—288 
Dr A A Webher 59 59 57 57 56—288 
Z C Talbot 59 58 57 56 56—286 
G W Waterhouse 57 56 56 .55 55—279 
J H Keough 57 55 55 53 5.3—273 
A L Smith 57 56 53 53 52—271 
F G Hodskins 54 .54 54 54 53—269 
C S Axtell 56 55 53 52 52—268 
H Blood 53 52 51 48 47—25] 
H Morgan 53 51 49 49 47—249 
.[ K Barnes 51 49 47 47 , 46—240 
M Patch 52 48 48 46 '45-239 
W Almy 49 46 45 43 43—220 ' 
German ring target re-entry match ; 
F C Ross 75 75 75 74 74—373 
H M Spencer 75 75 75 74 74—373 
M Dorrler 75 74 74 74 74—371 
D Johnson 75- 74 74 74 74—371 
E S Pillard 74 74 74 74 74 — ,370 
W Rosenbaum 75 74 74 74 73—370 
H M Pope 75 74 74 74 73—370 
J Busfield 73 73 73 73 72^364 
J T Humphrey ....74 73 73 72 72—364 
Z C Talbot , 72 72 72 71 71—358 
J H Keough .-, .....73 73 71 71 70—357 
W Johnson , 74 73 72 71 71—354 
0 B Joyeux 64 63 61 61, 60—309 
Standard American re-entry match: 
H M Spencer 49 48 47 47 47—238 
W Rosenbaum 48 47 47 47 47—236 
F C Ross . 49 47 47 46 46—235 
E S Pillard 49 47 47 46 45—234 
p Johnson 47 47 46 46 46—233 
L C Buss 47 47 46 46 46—232 
H M Pope 48 46 46 46 45—231 
M Dorrler 47 47 46 46 45-231 
CH Eastman 49 45 45 45 45_229 
J T Humphrey 47 45 45 45 44_226 
C A Coombs , 45 45 44 44 44—222 
J H_ Keough 47 44 43 42 42-218 
B Dimock 45 43 43 41 41—213 
1 Busfield 43 42 42 40 40—207 
J^''^ 40 35 35 34 34-178 
W Johnson 41 34 31 31 30_168 
i E Berg 37 33 32 31 3o_i63 
J C Wettergrreen 41 33 27 24 24—154 
Shell Mound Range. 
San Francisco, Cal., March 14. — YesterdaJ' was club medal day 
at Shell Mormd. Most of the marksmen fell down a few points 
below average on account of a stiff breeze from the northwest. 
McLaughlin, however, did fine work on the Creedmoor target. 
Scores of the Cohnnbia Chib, Columbia target; 
Members' rifle medal : J. E. Gorman, 55, 76. 
Bushnell military rifle medal: E. Jacobson, 49, 45. 
All comers' rifle medal: D. W. McLaughlin, 46; F. O. Young, 
57; A. H. Pape, 48, 50, 57; F. E. Mason, .57. 
For members only.— Champion class: McLaughlin 48, Pape 50, 
Mason 63. 
First class: Dorrell 68, Daiss 86, Gorman 88. 
Second classf Barlev 107, Mannell 111, Mrs. White 199, M. J. 
White 131. ■' 
With the pistol , at .50yds. the members of the Columbia Club 
made these scores : ~" 
Champion class: ^iGorman 38, J'ape 41, Dorrell 46, M. J. White 
47, Young 52, Daiss .58. ■' 
First class: Mason 56, Bailey 79. 
Second class: Mrs. White 56, Hinterman 66. 
Third class: Jonas 69, Cosgrave 82, Mrs. Mannell 109, G. Man- 
nell 122, Mrs. Waltham 132, Doria 125. 
In the rifle contest for ladies Mrs. Waltham scored 53, Mrs. 
White 55 and Mrs. Mannell .57. 
Germania Club, 25-ring target, 20 shots: 
First champion class, D. B. Factor 428; second champion class, 
H. Huber .377; first class, C. F. Rust 366; second class, J. Gefken 
373; third class, D. Salfield 296; first best shot, J. Utschig. 22- 
last best shot, H. Zecker, 23. s, , 
Companies C and G, N. G. C. Blount target: English 28, 
Northrup 42, Menzel 33, Heilbrone 37. Grant 41, Smith 36, Nelson 
.34, Povey 42, Kennedy 42, Ross 37, Hirst 44, McGilvery 40, Arm- 
strong 20, Crosbie 19, Mueller 35, Norton 44, Butler 20, Howe 
42, Bantz 25, Atkins 35, Sweitzer 42, Kinkead 33, Weatherby 44, 
Waltham 44, Swasev 38, Williams 41, Fawke 27, IVleyer 43 Unfred 
39, Hicks 40, Petty 33, Martin 34, Sarsen 37, Dabney 20,';Stewart 
13, Nilson 20, Neuman 37, Deffen 32, Musgrave 37, Carson .22, 
Mason 39, Sutliffe 43. • 
Five hundred yards: Menzel 26, Povey 28, Unfred 34, Heilbrone 
24, Norton 41, Meyer 42, Neuman 35, Musgrave 37, Hirst 41, 
Weatherby 6, Waltham 33, Sweitzer 16, Kennedy 31,^ Deppen 32, 
Carson 27. , 
Three hundred yards: Menzel 37, Ross 27, Heilbrone 22, Unfred 
H"'st 37, Norton 44, Netherby 42, Sweitzer 33, Waltham 39, 
McGilvery 30, Povey 41, Hicks 32, Mever 38, Kennedy 30, Neu- 
man 29, Deppen 33, Musgrave 39. RoEKt, 
The Forest 'anb Stream is put to press each week on 
Tuesday. Correspondence intended for puhlicafor* 
should reach us at the latest hu Monday, and &n m«f 
earlier as practicable. 
