Eastern Regionals Results
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Eastern Regionals Results
Some national records were bettered, and the first perfect "40" in a registered match for any of the Cowboy Rifles was recorded at the Eastern Regionals held at the McKean County Rifle Club, Bradford, PA 7/3-5.
Day one was the CLAR competition. Al Bean took the gold with a 40 in the morning and a 37 in the afternoon for a first place score of 77. Those scores set new NR's for both the 40 shot club course and the 80 shot Regional course. Bill Zewe took the silver with a 37/31 for a 68, while Gary Holben earned Bronze with a 36/32 68
Jim Zewe, bettered the 40 shot Jr. score with a 33, and then came back in the afternoon to increase it by one with a 34. Jim's total of 67 beat the 80 shot match record which had been held by his brother Joe.
Day 2 saw a couple of Pistol Cartridge NR's tied, and a couple broken. Hal Simpkins took the gold medal with a 75. But, along the way Hal tied the PC Sr. record with a 38 and followed that up in the afternoon with a 37 to tie both the Open 80 shot NR and the Sr. 80 shot record. Bill Zewe took a second silver with a 37/36 73, while Brian Wakefield earned Bronze with a 37/31 68.
Jim Zewe again set Jr. NR's by breaking the 40 shot Club course with a 33 and the Jr. 80 shot course with a 65, which again had been held by his brother Joe.
Day three saw the SBCLAR competition. Hal Simpkins again earned a Gold with a 36/35 71, Al Foust took Silver with a 32/38 70, and Preston Gibson Bronze with a 33/37 70
In the Three Gun Aggregate, Bean took the Gold with a 210, Simpkins the Silver with a 208, and Zewe the Bronze with a 206.
The Ridgway Lever Gunners took the team events firing 205 in Small Bore, 196 in PC, and 195 in CLAR.
Day one was the CLAR competition. Al Bean took the gold with a 40 in the morning and a 37 in the afternoon for a first place score of 77. Those scores set new NR's for both the 40 shot club course and the 80 shot Regional course. Bill Zewe took the silver with a 37/31 for a 68, while Gary Holben earned Bronze with a 36/32 68
Jim Zewe, bettered the 40 shot Jr. score with a 33, and then came back in the afternoon to increase it by one with a 34. Jim's total of 67 beat the 80 shot match record which had been held by his brother Joe.
Day 2 saw a couple of Pistol Cartridge NR's tied, and a couple broken. Hal Simpkins took the gold medal with a 75. But, along the way Hal tied the PC Sr. record with a 38 and followed that up in the afternoon with a 37 to tie both the Open 80 shot NR and the Sr. 80 shot record. Bill Zewe took a second silver with a 37/36 73, while Brian Wakefield earned Bronze with a 37/31 68.
Jim Zewe again set Jr. NR's by breaking the 40 shot Club course with a 33 and the Jr. 80 shot course with a 65, which again had been held by his brother Joe.
Day three saw the SBCLAR competition. Hal Simpkins again earned a Gold with a 36/35 71, Al Foust took Silver with a 32/38 70, and Preston Gibson Bronze with a 33/37 70
In the Three Gun Aggregate, Bean took the Gold with a 210, Simpkins the Silver with a 208, and Zewe the Bronze with a 206.
The Ridgway Lever Gunners took the team events firing 205 in Small Bore, 196 in PC, and 195 in CLAR.