U of A Riflemen Shoot Way
To Championship Honors
Once more the University of Al
aska rifle team is the first place
team in intercollegiate competi
tion, according to word received
by Col. Richard Beyer, (head of
the (Military Science Department,
College of Behaviorial Science and
Education.
The Nanook riflemen took first
place in the second annual Texas
A & I ROTC Postal Match, spon
sored by the Texas College of
Arts and Industries, Ringsville,
Texas. The U-A team fired 1937
points in a postal match against
■18 other teams representing 36
other colleges. In the total firing,
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169 individuals competed.
Individuals from the state un
iversity whose scores were enter
ed in the competition and their
places in the individual competit
ion were All-American ,T. Stuart
Watkins, 8th place tie w' i t h
three other shooters; Herbert
Middleton, tied with five other
shooters for ninth place; J. King,
tied with two others for 12th
place; Mark Bartholomew, tied
with three others for Kith place;
and George Gordon, tied with
four others for 22nd place.
Among the other nationally
known teams firing in the postal
match were Washington State
(sixth place), Oregon State
(t ghth place), Purdue University
(14th and 32nd places), Dart
mouth (36th), and Princeton Un
iversity (42nd place).
Officials at Texas A & I re
ported in their announcement of
the winners that an additional 50
schools have applied to compete
in next year’s competition.
“The University’s collegiate
riflemen are bringing well-earn
ed fame to Alaska, both in their
skill as shooters and in their lep
utations as sportsmen. The heart
iest congratulations of all the ‘un
iversity family’ go to them,” Dr.
W.llram R. Wood, president of the
university said today.
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