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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1968

Page

4

Setting Your Sights Mentally and With Muzzle Sights

The article explains two sighting steps in field gunning. It stresses judging distance as the hardest skill and offers practice methods for estimating distances on varied terrain. It notes different ranges for duck and deer hunting and the role of choke and trajectory in aiming accuracy.

Seneca Softball Tourney Rounds Include Upsets And Strong Pitching

Seneca opened with a 6 0 loss to West Point then defeated Edgewood Arsenal 9 to 7 with MP Co. pitcher Larry Lindley earning the win. A 7 5 victory over Fort Monroe followed before a 12 0 defeat to Fort McNair. High 90s temperatures framed a strong week.

Seneca West Point Edgewood Arsenal Larry Lindley MP Co Fort Monroe Fort McNair

Fourth SEAD Golf Tournament Sees Women Competitors

Fine weather helped the SEAD Golf Tournament on Sept 14 at Seneca Lake Country Club Geneva for its fourth year. Fifty participants competed with PFC Gary E. Younglove and Howard W. Zink taking low gross at 79 and 78 respectively. Col Howard C. Metzler presented prizes as Comptroller directorate led the event.

Seneca Lake Country Club Geneva PFC Gary E. Younglove M.O. Co Howard W. Zink QAS Howard C. Metzler John D'Agostino Nick Netti Clarence Gnau al White Fran Fabrizio Herb Usher

Mailing restrictions noted in Chapter 8 AR .65-1

A reminder states that mailing ammunition or any explosives is never permitted. Coordination has been established with the U S post office. The department warns against mailing firearms within the United States to delivery through APOs FPOs.

U.S. Army U.S Peat Office United States Apos ANF

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