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Competition To JBe Hot In I tali\rchery TourneyFine Array of Talent To Vie For Three ChampionshipsSiTHE official program for the^ sixth annual state archerychampiouslilp tournament, to be held Sept. 10, at Jxigan. Utah, is announced today by Dean Grton, secn’Jary of the state association. The meet will be held on the quad-rangi* of the State Agricultural college at Logan, and will consist of two target rounds, a flight shoot for distance and a clout shoot, for men,} women and Junior archers of the state. All of the 1932 champions will be on hand to defend their, laurels, and close races in prospect in each division. IMardee Robinson, defending state champion, aces stem opposition in the target events from Shirley Pet-1 erson, last year's runner up and winner of recent Liberty park invitational meet; Charles A. Pace,, steady bowman from Pavson; Seymour Scofield, crack shooter from I^ayton; Conrad Johnson, I.ogan ace. «nd Ora L. Smith. Ogden municipal winner, whose shooting has improved remarkably well this season.Elliott Airmet and C.len P. Williams, graduates from the junior ranks, are sure to cause some upsets in the senior rankings. The American and York round records should fall In the face of this flnoAedBO(*f!iClt;entry list. |g\V«micn ft Tivl*iloni*urrengnI!Uhen-d-32n-nd•erasIIn th« men‘s division Mrs.. E.j^ T. Ilennlnger, feminine titleholder ‘u will have to set a fast pace to out-|c] distance the determined efforts ©fjrlt; the Misses Jeannette Herron and J 0 Virginia Trunkey. The national'v% and Columbia round records should u be knocked to smithereens wjteiijf,thcs* three feminine sharpshooters c match shots. Untried feminine entries from the northern part of the t state add element of uncertainty to II the outcome, but are not expected|C to surpass the experienced skill of, f these three Ralt Lake entrants.Max Cook. Junior champion from Syracuse, is a top-heavy favorite to repeat in his division, with his closest competition of last year, graduating Into the senior ranks. How-. ever, Ralph Wilson of Payaon. and “'•Vaughn Pond of Logan, have posted good scores during the summer tournaments and will push him closely for top honors.Flight NhootThe Flight shoot should witness a close race between Mardee Robinson, Paul Davies. Charles A. Pace 11 and Wayne Cook In the men’s dtvis-U Ion, while Miss Jeannette Herron 'i and Max Cook appear to have a|. strong advantage In the women's and Junior divisions, respectively. Distances greater than 400 yards are expected in the senior event, ana the women and juniors should boost their marks well over the 300-yard mark. The clout shoot will be a wide open race In all divisions, with anyone liable to win this fascinating novelty event.Preston W. Pond. Logan seout ****1. ecutlve, will act as field captain.[I while Mrs. E. I. Hennlnger will have the post of lady paramount. In charge of the women end Juniorcontestants.The complete program folloms:* a.m.—Flight shoot.9:39 a.m.—Registration.10 a m —York round for men. N»- ) tlonal round for women. American , round for Juniors.2 p.m.—American round for men. Columbia round for women. American round for Juniors.4:15 p.m.—Clout shoot.6 p.m.—Presentation of awards.es.ed,le,in»t-ih -[he im [he hisiI11fornytheIth^a-m-W.er-isy;lrd!
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Salt Lake City Deseret News
Salt Lake City, Utah, US
Sat, Sep 02, 1933
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