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Held at the Tampa Police Pistol Ranges
March 11 thorugh 13, 1972

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Yankee-Rebel Team Match Award

Marines Take Top Shooting Honors

By LEE LaCOMBE

Marine Corps handgunners walked off with top honors yesterday in the first pair of Olympic-style pistol matches at the National Mid-Winter Championships on the Tampa Police Range.

WO Francis Higginson, Placerville, Calif., chalked up his second straight international victory when he captured the center fire event with a score of 595 of a possible 600 in the dual stage event.

His teammate, GySgt. Billy Taggart, Quantico, Va., made it an all-Leatherneck day when he came home in front in free pistol with 527 points.

Jimmy Dorsey of Spokane, Wash., was high civilian in both matches with a free pistol score of 509 and 583 in the dual match. Jerry Lynch of St. Petersburg Police Dept., was top expert in center fire with 573; Dan Krasun, River Rouge, Mich. Police Dept. was high sharpshooter with 542 and John Grogan, Toledo, O., led the marksmen with 560.

Tampa's Sherman Pitts was high expert in slow fire with 479; USAF Capt. Joe Schule, Tampa, led the sharpshooters with 496, and Grogan was again high marksman with 489 points.

The matches continue today with rapid fire and standard pistol matches.

The Tampa Tribune, March 10, 1972

Willis In Pistol Victory

By LEE LaCOMBE

The Army nailed its first victory of the National Mid-Winter Pistol Championships yesterday when Sfc Roger H. Willis, Columbus, Ga., scored a very fine 582 out of a possible 600 points despite strong, gusty winds to capture the Olympic-style Standard Pistol match.

His teammate Army Sfc. John Sicinski, also of Columbus, was runnerup with a 577.

Jimmy Dorsey of Spokane, Wash., took civilian honors with a 577.

The match is one of four at this year's championships that will determine invitations from the National Rifle Association to the top finishers to go to Phoenix, Ariz., in June to try out for the U.S. Olympic Shooting Team, which will participate in the Summer Games at Munich in August and September.

Frank Coffey, Panama City, Fla., topped the Experts with a 557; USAF Capt. Joe Schlue of Tampa led the sharpshooters with 536 and Raymond Del Rio of Gulfport, Miss., was high marksman with 439 points.

The battle for individual honors in the Mid-Winter Championships starts today with four former winners in the field of 250 contestants from two dozen states.

The Tampa Tribune, March 11, 1972

Shooters In 2-Way Gun Duel

By LEE LaCOMBE

A two-way battle for individual honors in the National Mid-Winter Pistol Championships developed yesterday as Army SFC Hershel Anderson, Tracy City, Tenn., and Marine WO Francis Higginson, Placerville, Calif., ended the first eight matches deadlocked with 1768 point totals out of a possible 1800.

Higginson, who captured the Palmetto tournament at Miami a week ago, won the sub-aggregate .22 caliber pistol event with a four-match total of 891 points while Anderson checked in with an 889. But the Tennessean overtook the front-runner in the Center Fire match posting an 879 to 877 for Higginson.

The Center Fire sub-aggregate was taken by Army Sfc Harland Rennolds, Detroit, Mich., with a score of 880 points and he has a total of 1745 points and is tied for sixth place with Army Sfc Bonnie Harmon, Columbus, Ga.

Trailing the leaders in third place is John Johnson, who has held the national civilian pistol title, from La Habra, Calif., with 1763 points.

The Tampa Tribune, March 12, 1972

Anderson In Pistol Victory

By LEE LaCOMBE

Army Sfc. Hershel Anderson of Tracy City, Tenn., broke out of a two-way deadlock yesterday to capture the National Mid-Winter individual pistol title with an aggregate score of 2, 642 points out of a possible 2,700.

He had been tied with Marine WO Francis Higginson, Placerville, Calif., with 1788 points at the start of the day's action, but the Leatherneck could not keep up with Anderson and wound up second with 2,640 points.

John Johnson of LaHabra, Calif., topped all civilian entries with 2,633 and national police champion Elwyn Burnett of Lansing, Mich., posted a 2,506 to win in that category.

Army SSgt. Barbara Hile of Lapeer, Mich., won her fourth straight women's crown as she check in with 2,546 points, which was 43 points higher than runnerup Lucille Chambliss of Winter Haven Police Dept., who has won this event in the women's class 13 times.

The last four individual matches of the Mid-Winter were fired with .45 caliber pistols and the sub-aggregate went to Army Sfc. Bonnie Harmon, Columbus, Ga., with a fine 880.

Anderson also won the International Rapid Fire match, the last of four Olympic-style events, with a 590 point total and took the aggregate of the quartet of competitions with 2,280 points.

The top finishers in the international matches will receive an invitation from the National Rifle Association to come to Phoenix, Ariz. in June to try out for the U.S. Olympic Shooting Team.

The Tampa Tribune, March 13, 19721

Marksmen See Olympic Success

By PAUL GRISCTI
Tribune Sports Writer

Two of the country's top pistol marksmen said the United States should place well in the small and large bore rifle competition at the Munich Olympics this summer.

Lt. Col. William McMillan, who has been on the past five Olympic pistol teams and won the rapid-fire Gold Medal in the 1960 games in Rome, and SFC James McNally, a member of the 1968 team, made their comments while competing in the national Mid-Winter Pistol championships held this weekend at the Tampa police range.

McMillan, team captain of the Marine Corps shooting team, has been firing competitively since 1952. He said the U.S. team should place will in the rifle categories "where there are many top-grade shooters in the country.

"But there just aren't that many pistol shooters because of expense and time involved in practicing," McMillan said. McNally, shooting for the U.S. Army team and a bronze medalist in the 1962 world championships, agreed.

"It takes a lot of practice to develop the rapid fire technique," McNally added. Rapid fire involves shooting at five silhouette targets in two five-round strings. The strings are timed, first eight seconds, then six and finally four.

"Time for aiming is practically nil, especially in the four-second string," McNally said. "We've got it figured at two seconds (in a four second string) to fire that first round, then three-tenths of second to turn and fire at each of the other four."

The Tampa Tribune, March 13, 1972

Scarlet Entry Wins Pistol Shoot

By LEE LaCOMBE

The Marine Corp's Scarlet entry won the prestigious aggregate team championship of the National Mid-Winter Pistol competition yesterday despite the fact that they did not capture any of the fired events.

The Marines posted a four-match total of 3501 points to edge the runnerup Army Blue squad by just four points.

These were the final matches in this year's championships, which are hosted by the Tampa Pistol Club and sanctioned by the National Rifle Association.

The Tampa Tribune, March 14, 1972

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TOPS IN TAMPA - The USMC "Scarlet" pistol team, winners of the Grand Aggregate event in the recent National Mid-Winter Pistol Championship, Tampa, Fla. From Left to right, the team members are: SSgt. Doug Oxford, CWO-2 Francis Higginson, LtCol William McMillan, and GySgt. Billy Taggart.

Marine Shooters Grab Top Honors In Florida Meets

By MGySgt Frank H. Almeida

For CWO2 Francis Higginson, one of the "top" handgun shooters on the Marine Corps Pistol Team, the Marine Corps Pistol Team, the 1972 shooting season got off to an award winning start.

Earlier this month, the team headed South to Florida for the Palmetto Open (Miami) and National Mid-Winter Pistol Championship at Tampa. There the team faced some of the top competitors in the field of pistol shooting. Although Higginson got off to a slow start in the .22 caliber events he was only six points off the aggregate winner with 884-38. Turning to the centerfire match, he posted a 294-16X to take the top slot in the national match course and ended up with an 881-48 for the centerfire aggregate - two points away from the match winner.

By now, both he and teammate, LtCol William McMillan had loosened up and between them, they dominated the .45 caliber match. Higginson started it off by winning the slow-fire match with a 196-8. He lost out to an Army shooter in the national match course by two points, firing a 293-13. Col "Mac" came through with a 200-15 to capture the time-fire match, while Higginson racked up a 199-9 in the rapid-fire event to end up with an 888-41 for the aggregate honor.

For his three-gun effort, he posted a Grand Aggregate of 2653-130 to out-shoot the 132 participants competing for the tournament title. He then followed this up by taking top honors in the International Standard Pistol aggregate with a 578.

In team competition, the USMC "Scarlet" team garnered top laurels in the centerfire match with their 1166-47.

This was the start of things to come as the team moved to Tampa. By now, the wrinkles were out and it was time for serious shooting - two hundred and eighty shooters were present for the Mid-Winter Championship.

GySgt. Billy Taggart got the ball rolling by top billing in the International Slow-Fire event with a score of 527. Higginson's 595 in the International center-fire match placed him at the top of the award schedule for that event.

Moving on the conventional shooting, Higginson placed third and fifth in the .22 caliber slow-fire and national match course, respectively. Then turning on the coal, he proceeded to mark wins in the time-fire (200-12) , rapid-fire (200-14) and aggregate with 891-46.

In the center-fire match, the "Gunner" tallied third place honors in the slow-fire (190-6) and national match course (292-13) events.

Wrapping up his wins in the Championship, Higginson gained top laurels in the .45 caliber time-fire (200-12); .45 caliber Service Pistol national match course (295-14); Service Pistol Aggregate (870-36) and .45 caliber and Service Pistol Aggregate with a 1742-70.

LtCol McMillan eked out a top place slot in the .45 caliber rapid-fire match with his 200-6.

In the "new-comer" department, to the Marine Corps Team, Sgt. Mike Bonafede placed third in the Service Pistol slow-fire event with a 190-2, while a fellow "new-comer," SSgt. Dean Robbins dominated the Service Pistol rapid-fire match with a blazing 196-11.

Perseverance paid off in team competition for the USMC "Scarlet" team, composed of McMillan, Higginson, Taggart and SSgt Doug Oxford, placing second in all of the three team matches, the "Fearsome-Foursome" tallied a total three-gun team score of 3509 to win the coveted team Grand Aggregate event.

Behind the scene, but never far away from the team shooters, were two men whose importance to the team is vital, they are armorers, GySgt. Tal Parker and SSgt. Bill Wiseman travel with the team and were available on a moment's notice for any repairs or routine maintenance.

Photo by MGySgt Frank Almeida
Quantico Sentry, Wednesday, March 31, 1972

Grand Aggregate (Individual)
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Total
Winner - - Hershel L. Anderson USA 2642
2nd - - Francis A. Higginson USMC 2640
High Civilian - John Johnson LaHabra, CA 2633
High Police - Elwyn Burnett Lansing, MI 2596
High Reserve - Jimmie R. Dorsey USMCR 2611
High - Master Wendell Colburn USA 2604
High - Expert Francis Moates Fort Pierce, FL 2553
High - Sharpshooter Larry Herring Thomasville, GA 2465
High - Marksman Robert Schutte Pinellas Park, FL 2477
High - Unclassified Floyd Meadows Buckhannon, WV 2191
High Senior - Harold Clinehens Tampa, FL 2300
High Woman - Barbara Hile USA 2546
2nd Woman - Lucille W. Chambliss Winter Haven, FL 2503
3rd Woman - Patrie Rochester, NY 2423
4th Woman - Carmez Blenkle Fort Lauderdale, FL 2396

Source: Tampa Tribune News


Grand Aggregate (Team)
Place Division Class Team Competitors Total
1st - - USMC 'Scarlet' William W. McMillan
Francis A. Higginson
Billy R. Taggert
Doug R. Oxford
3509
2nd - - USA 'Blue' - 3501
High Army Area - 3rd Army 'Red' - 3447
High Post - USMC Parris Island - 3323
High Police - Michigan State Police - 3406
High Civilian - Tampa Pistol Club - 2891
High Reserve - USMCR 'Red' - 3466
High National Guard - Indiana NG - 3032

Source: Quantico Sentry & Tampa Tribune Newspaper


.45 Caliber Team Championship
Place Division Class Team Competitors Score
1st - - USA 'Gray' - 1170
2nd - - USMC 'Scarlet' William W. McMillan
Francis A. Higginson
Billy R. Taggert
Doug R. Oxford
1169
High Army Area - 3rd Army 'Red' - 1146
High Post - USMC Parris Island - 1108
High National Guard &
Reserve
- USMCR 'Red' - 1149
High Police - Michigan State Police - 1132
High Civilian - Tampa Pistol Club - 929

Source: Tampa Tribune News


.38 Caliber Team Championship
Place Division Class Team Competitors Score
1st - - USA 'Blue' - 1172
2nd - - USMC 'Scarlet' William W. McMillan
Francis A. Higginson
Billy R. Taggert
Doug R. Oxford
1170
High Army Area - 3rdArmy 'Red' - 1149
High Post - USMC Parris Island - 1092
High National Guard &
Reserve
- USMCR 'Red' - 1154
High Police - Michigan State Police - 1141
High Civilian - Tampa Pistol Club - 922

Source: Tampa Tribune News


.22 Caliber Team Championship
Place Division Class Team Competitors Score
1st - - USA 'Blue' - 1176
2nd - - USMC 'Scarlet' William W. McMillan
Francis A. Higginson
Billy R. Taggert
Doug R. Oxford
1170
High Army Area - 3rd Army 'Red' - 1152
High Post - USMC Parris Island - 1123
High National Guard &
Reserve
- USMCR 'Red' - 1163
High Police - Florida Highway Patrol - 1125
High Civilian - Tampa Pistol Club - 1040

Source: Tampa Tribune News


Service Pistol Team Championship
Place Division Class Team Competitors Score
1st - - USA 'Blue' - 1146
2nd - - USA 'Gold' - 1145
High Army Area - 3rd Army 'Red' - 1119
High
Post   USMC MCDEC - 1065
1st Police Master Florida Highway Patrol - 1071
High Civilian   Tampa Pistol Club - 892
High National Guard &
Reserve
  USMCR 'Red' - 1094

Source: Tampa Tribune News


International Aggregate (Team)
Place Team Competitors Score
Winner USMC'Scarlet' William W. McMillan
Francis A. Higginson
Billy R. Taggert
Doug R. Oxford
8956
2nd USA 'Blue' - 8902
3rd USMC Reserve - 8758

Source: Tampa Tribune News


.45 Caliber Championship
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Total
Winner - - Bonnie D. Harmon USA 870
High Civilian - Ralph O. Thompson West Point, GA 873
High
Police & Reserve - Jimmie R. Dorsey USMCR 875
Distinguished
- Master Emil W. Heugatter USA 87
High - Master Wendell Colburn USA 875
High - Expert Francis Moates Fort Pierce, FL 840
High - Sharpshooter Donald Hammond Daleville, AL 815
High - Marksman Robert Schutte Pinellas Park, FL 828

Source: Quantico Sentry & Tampa Tribune Newspaper


.45 Caliber National Match Course
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Elwyn Burnett Lansing, MI 295-14X
Distinguished - Master Robert D. Whitacre USA 295-11X
High - Master Wendell Colburn USA 291
High -

Expert

Richard Ulekowski Lombard, IL 283
High - Sharpshooter Larry Herring Thomasville, GA 274
High - Marksman Robert Schutte Pinellas Park, FL 282

Source: Quantico Sentry & Tampa Tribune Newspaper


.45 Caliber Slow Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - John Johnson LaHabra, CA 194
Distinguished - Master Jimmie R. Dorsey USMCR 191-7X
High - Master Wendell Colburn USA 189-2X
High - Expert Joe Long Winter Haven, FL 182
High - Sharpshooter James Bradley Jacksonville, FL 177
High - Marksman Erskine Taylor Port Royal, SS 174

Source: Tampa Tribune News


.45 Caliber Rapid Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - William W. McMillan USMC 200-6X
Distinguished - Master Emil W. Heugatter USA 199-12X
High - Master Waymond Alvia USA 197
High - Expert Francis Moates Fort Pierce, FL 194
High - Sharpshooter George McGhan Seminole, FL 189
High - Marksman Robert Schutte Pinellas Park, FL 187

Source: Quantico Sentry & Tampa Tribune Newspaper


.45 Caliber Timed Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Francis A. Higginson USMC 200-12X
Distinguished - Master John Farley Americus, GA 199-13X
High - Master Wendell Colburn USA 196-11X
High - Expert Francis Moates Fort Pierce, FL 193-9X
High - Sharpshooter Donald Hammond Daleville, AL 192
High - Marksman Robert Schutte Pinellas Park, FL 193

Source: Quantico Sentry & Tampa Tribune Newspaper


.38 Caliber Championship
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Total
Winner - - Harland V. Rennolds USA 880
High Civilian - John Johnson LaHabra, CA 877-43X
High Police - Allen Arrington Charlotte, NC 859
High - Master Wendell Colburn USA 859
High - Expert Francis Moates Fort Pierce, FL 855
High - Sharpshooter James Bradley Jacksonville, FL 820
High - Marksman Robert Schutte Pinellas Park, FL 814

Source: Tampa Tribune News


.38 Caliber National Match Course
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Hershel L. Anderson USA 297
3rd - - Billy R. Taggart USMC 292-13X
Distinguished - Master John Bourgeois - -
High - Expert Francis Moates Fort Pierce, FL 289
High - Sharpshooter James Bradley Jacksonville, FL 277
High - Marksman Robert Schutte Pinellas Park, FL 273

Source: Quantico Sentry & Tampa Tribune Newspaper


.38 Caliber Slow Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Harland V. Rennolds USA 193
3rd - - Billy R. Taggart USMC 190-6X
Distinguished - Master Robert D. Whitacre USA 190-8X
High
- Expert John Grogan Toledo, OH 182
High - Sharpshooter Rodney Hanson Jacksonville, FL 173
High - Marksman James O'Rourke Orange Park, FL 171

Source: Quantico Sentry & Tampa Tribune Newspaper


.38 Caliber Rapid Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Ken Cowans Topeka, KS 199-14X
Distinguished - Master Robert D. Whitacre USA 199-12X
High - Expert James Clifton Jacksonville, FL 191
High - Sharpshooter Seymour Lesser Cleveland, OH 188
High - Marksman Donald Stanton Jacksonville, FL 176

Source: Tampa Tribune News


.38 Caliber Timed Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner     Emil W. Heugatter USA 199-11X
Distinguished - Master Jimmy McCauley USA 199-8X
High - Expert Arthur Welch River Rouge, MI -
High - Sharpshooter J. E. Frazier - 190
High - Marksman Erskine Taylor Port Royal, SC 192

Source: Tampa Tribune News


.22 Caliber Championship
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Total
Winner - - Francis A. Higginson USMC 891-46X
Distinguished - Master Hershel L. Anderson USA 889
High Civilian - John Johnson LaHabra, CA 886
High Police & Reserve - Jimmie R. Dorsey USMCR 883
High
Expert
- Expert Francis Moates Fort Pierce, FL 857
High
Sharpshooter
- Sharpshooter Larry Herring Thomasville, GA 847
High
Marksman
- Marksman Robert Schutte Pinellas Park, FL 833

Source: Quantico Sentry & Tampa Tribune Newspaper


.22 Caliber National Match Course
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - John R. Sicinski USA 299
5th - - Francis A. Higginson USMC -
Distinguished - Master Bonnie D. Harmon USA 297-17X
High - Expert Francis Moates Fort Pierce, FL 290
High - Sharpshooter J. E. Frazier Paris, IL -
High - Marksman Erskine Taylor Port Royal, SC 281

Source: Quantico Sentry & Tampa Tribune Newspaper


.22 Caliber Slow Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Emil W. Heugatter USA 198
3rd - - Francis A. Higginson USMC -
Distinguished - Master Robert D. Whitacre USA 197-9X
High - Expert Don Zimmerman Indianapolis, MD 185
High - Sharpshooter Larry Herring Thomasville, GA 189
High - Marksman Robert Schutte Pinellas Park, FL 173

Source: Quantico Sentry & Tampa Tribune Newspaper


.22 Caliber Rapid Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Francis A. Higginson USMC 200-14X
Distinguished - Master Ben Johnson Atlanta, GA 197-9X
High - Expert Francis Moates Fort Pierce, FL 195
High - Sharpshooter Carmez Blenkle Fort Lauderdale, FL 194
High - Marksman Erskine Taylor Port Royal, SC 192

Source: Quantico Sentry & Tampa Tribune Newspaper


.22 Caliber Timed Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Francis A. Higginson USMC 200-12X
Distinguished - Master John R. Sicinski USA 199
High - Expert Robert Schnellbacher Berea, OH 197-6X
High - Sharpshooter Ralph J. Pack USA 193
High - Marksman Robert Schutte Pinellas Park, FL 194

Source: Quantico Sentry & Tampa Tribune Newspaper


Service Pistol Championship
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Francis A. Higginson USMC 870-36X
High Civilian - John Johnson LaHabra, CA 863
High Police & Reserve - Allen Arrington Charlotte, NC 861
Distinguished - Master John R. Sicinski USA 869
High - Master Wendell Colburn USA 851
High - Expert Francis Moates Fort Pierce, FL 835
High - Sharpshooter Donald Hammond Daleville, AL 803
High - Marksman Erskine Taylor Port Royal, SC 789

Source: Tampa Tribune News


Service Pistol National Match Course
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Francis A. Higginson USMC 295-14X
Distinguished - Master John Johnson LaHabra, CA 291
High - Master Waymond Alvis USA 285
High - Expert Francis Moates Fort Pierce, FL 282
High - Sharpshooter Donald Hammond Daleville, AL 278
High - Marksman Erskine Taylor Port Royal, SC 273

Source: Tampa Tribune News


Service Pistol Slow Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Harland V. Rennolds USA 191-4X
3rd - - Michael J. Bonafede USMC 190-2
Distinguished - Master Allen Arrington Charlotte, NC 187
High - Master Jim Toth Chesterfield, OH 185
High - Expert John Grogan Toledo, OH 181
High - Sharpshooter George McGhan Seminole, FL 171
High - Marksman Jan Van Allen USA 163

Source: Tampa Tribune News


Service Pistol Rapid Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Dean W. Robbins USMC 196-11X
Distinguished - Master Robert D. Whitacre USA 195
High - Master Elwyn Burnett Lansing, MI 194
High - Expert Gerald Shellbarger - 188-7X
High - Sharpshooter Ralph J. Pack - 182
High - Marksman Erskine Taylor Port Royal, SC 185

Source: Quantico Sentry & Tampa Tribune


Service Pistol Timed Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Jimmie R. Dorsey USMCR 199-13X
Distinguished - Master John R. Sicinski USA 199-7X
High - Master C. R. Symes - 197
High - Expert Francis Moates Fort Pierce, FL 194
High - Sharpshooter Ralph J. Pack - 190
High - Marksman Erskine Taylor Port Royal, SC 178

Source: Tampa Tribune News


International Aggregate (Individual)
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Hershel L. Anderson USA 2280
1st Service Master William W. McMillan USMC 2254
1st Civilian Master Jimmie R. Dorsey USMCR 2258
High - Expert Donald Malson Lake Hopatcong, NJ 2146
High - Sharpshooter Joe Schlue USAF 2118
High - Marksman Raymond Del Rio Gulfport, MS 2084

Source: Tampa Tribune News


International Rapid Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Hershel L. Anderson USA 590
1st Service Master William W. McMillan USMC 588
1st Civilian Master Jimmie R. Dorsey USMCR 589
High - Expert Donald Malson Lake Hopatcong, NJ 578
High - Sharpshooter Peter Bataskov Miami Lakes, FL 562
High - Marksman Michael Zayatz Lorain, OH 537

Source: Tampa Tribune News


International Standard Pistol Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Roger H. Willis USA 582
2nd - - John R. Sicinski USA 577
High Civilian - Jimmie R. Dorsey USMCR 577
High - Expert Frank Coffey Panama, FL 557
High   Sharpshooter Joe Schlue USAF 536
High - Marksman Raymond Del Rio Gulfport, MS 439

Source: Tampa Tribune News


International Center-Fire Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Francis A. Higginson USMC 595
High Civilian - Jimmie R. Dorsey USMCR 583
High - Expert Jerry Lynch St. Petersburg Police 573
High - Sharpshooter Dan Krasum Michigan Police 542
High - Marksman John Grogan - 560

Source: Tampa Tribune News


International Free-Pistol Match
Place Division Class Name Agency/Service Score
Winner - - Billy R. Taggart USMC 527
High Civilian - Jimmie R. Dorsey USMCR 509
High - Expert Sherman Pitts Tampa, FL 479
High - Sharpshooter Joe Schlue USAF 496
High - Marksman John Grogan - 489

Source: Tampa Tribune News


Yankee-Rebel Team Match
Place Team Competitors Time
Winner - - -
2nd - - -

 


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