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Modern Archers
Can Outshoot
Indian Ancestors
LONDON Wl — A full-blooded
Cherokee Indian said yesterday
his arrow shooting ancestors
couldn’t match the archers of 1962.
“With our modem equipment,”
said Joe Thronton, 43, of Tulsa,
Okla., “they wouldn’t be in it.”
“We’re more accurate and we
can shoot an arrow a lot further
than the old Indians because of
our equipment.”
Thronton speaks with authority.
He’s the world champion archer.
He won the title in Oslo in 1961.
He arrived here to participate
in an international trial sponsored
by Britain’s Grand National
Archery Society,
Also here for the trial is Nancy
Vonderheide of Cincinnati. Miss
Vonderheide, 24, blonde and beau
tiful, also is a world champion.
The trials will be held Saturday
and Sunday on the famous play
ing fields of Eton College, 20 miles
from London.
A round consists of 36 arrows
shot from each of the following
distances:
Men — 90, 70, 50 and 30 meters.
Women — 70, 60, 50 and 30
meters.
The 1963 world championships
will also be held at Eton.
Thronton never shot an arrow
before 1956.
“I took it up for exercise,” he
explained. He gives credit to his
Indian ancestry for his marks
manship. Thronton’s fans says he
can kill a rabbit on the run. last
year he bagged a brace of wild
cats.
When he isn’t shooting, he oper
ates a television repair shop at
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