The Coconino sun., 1924-07-04
CADY COPS CUPS AND ALL
AROUND STATE HONORS ATT
FLAGSTAFF STATE SHOOT
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Gillespie getting them all and the vet
eran losing one of his and the medal,
In this event, Morrell and Peters OF
Phoenix, Cady Of Flagstaff and Ray
of Williams tied for second, with 4S
while Lobit and Barretb of Phoenix
and Shelby Lewis Of Flagstaff each
got At.
The fOur-man state diamond trophy
championship was again won by Phoe-
nix. The standings follow, each man
getting 30 targets:
PHOENIX
Edens, 48.
Gillespie, 40.
Heilenan, 46.
Peters, 40. Total 1872.
FLAGSTAFF
Cady, 45.
S. L. Lewis, 46.
Campbell, At.
Ed Raudebaugh, 45 Total 183.
WILLIAMS
Weber, As.
Ray, A.
Wade, 30.
Button, 45. Total 174.
JEROME
Scott, ~. .u..4o
Risinger, 81.
Garroutte, Al.
Walsh, 46. Total 163.
Runners up to Cady in the 100 tar
get. state handicap medal event We're.
Heileman of Phoenix, who broke SO;
Gillespie of Phoenix and Ed Raude-
baugh Of Flagstaff, each 90.
Those who crowded Gillespie closest
in the 200 bird event were: DeMund
of Phoenix, Who got. 1872, or just one
less than Gillespie; Heileman OF Phoes
nix and Cady Of Flagstaff, who tied
with 1S9 Cor third place, and Peters
of Phoenix, fourth with 1876.
In Tuesdays doubles, each mal get
ting sc bir6s, two at time, Edens
of Phoenix won with At. Wej;as OF
Prescott was second with A and CaGy
Of flagstaff third with 43.
The last official so birds contest,
for special trophies, was won by Char
lie Button of Phoenix, with 80. Gill
ham Of Flagstaff, Gillespie of Phoenix
and Weber of Prescott crowded up
close with 40 each. Right on their
tails were Cady of Flagstaff and B.
4. Wilson of Chin Lee, with 48 each.
Record for greatest number Of con-
secutive breaks during the three-day
tournament went to Peters Of Phoe-
nix, 81. Gillespie of Phoenix got 90;
Cady Of Flagstaff, "A; DeMund of
Phoenix, 72; Button of Williams, 81;
Edens cf Phoenix and DeMund OF
Phoenix, each SO.
Four men getting the greatest num-
Der of breaks out of their $50 birds
each in the three championship medal
event: Cady of Flagstaff, 800; Giles
pie Of Phoenix, 319; DeMund of Phoe-
nix, 315; Edens of Phoenix, 81.
At Tuesday nights banquet, State
President Tom Devine, Sr., of King
man, was appointed acting secretary,
Tom Devine, Jr., not being present.
Following the banquet business was
the order, when fun> permitted. w.
B. Raude5augh and Frank NJ. Cold
were nominated for the state presid-
ency for the ensuing year. Mr.. Gold
declined and Mr.. Raudebaugh was
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cheers. DR.. J. NJ. Walsh Of Jerome
was elected president, Frank M.
Gold of Flagstaff secretary treasurer,
both by acclamation. The officers
are directors. For the two additional
directors required by the bylaws,
Dannie Campbell of Flagstaff, John
NJ. Webber of Prescott, Tom Devine,
ST., Of Kinglnan and Joe Lobit OF
Phoenix were nominated. Campbell
and Devine refused and the other two
were elected by acclamation.
Then President Devine turned over
the gayeI to his successor, Mr.. Raude-
baugh, who made neat speech Of
acceptance.
Following the choice of Flagstaff
for the tournament next year it was
decided to leave the time to the direct
ors.
Brief and felieitious addresses, all
brimning over with good fellowship
were made by all of the new officers,
DIR. Walsh Of Jerome, Fred S. Breen
Of Flagstaff, E. w. Foster of Viii