Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-12-03 | Page 14 | Ruth Gunners Brave Winter's Icy Blasts

RUTH 8UKRS W HIM BLASTS Quayle and Vance Engage in Spirited Race; Good Scores Recorded. Spocinl to ThP Tribune. J BLTH, Nov., Dec. 2. Winter's icy I blasts, 'hurled along on a stiff wind, had no terrors for four shotgun artists who put in an appearance at the Star Pointer Gun club shoot, nor did it materially affect af-fect their shooting, as will be seen by the scores. A prettv race for high honors was staged between P.. L. Quayle, one of the most consistent shots in the country, and C B . N a n c e , a new met n b e r, w ho has been shooting just a year. In the first twenty-five-target event Ouayle broke twenty-four ami Nance twenty-two. In the second t weiit y-five they each broke twenty-three. In the third event thev again" tied on twenty-four, and, to make it good, tied again in tlie fourth lot with another twenty-four. This put Qu.iyle on top with ninety-five breaks. Nance getting get-ting ninety-three, Nance evened up mat-tei mat-tei s by smashing forty straigh t a gainst (.Jiiayle's thirty-two. Wise and Monroe, utter getting off to a poor start, bivaking 1 thirteen and fourLecii. lvspe'.-uveiy, out j of their first twenty-me. finished with i seventy-five and seventy-four. ! In the regular club event o:' fifty tar- j gets f.-jua ylo wa s h igh with foriy-sfven breaks. Nance wa s an easy winner second honors. In eaking l'orty-fi. v; took thii-d pluee will) thirty-six and roe fourtli witli thirty-two. The scores wero much better in ; ' "extra," or last. I'itty-taret event. Q , and Nance divided high honors on eigiit breaks. Munroe took secern! : wiih forty-two, while Wise bin.,. ' tnirty-nin.i. VN'eather permitting, the Star chili shoots every Sunday at 2 S'.O y,;.. , N'isiting shooters are invited to atu; The scores follow: B. L. Cjua yle 24 2:1 21 2M:.e, C. B. Nance 22 2:5 24 I lerman Wise i:'. 2M 2L B;y , il. S. Munroe 11 IS 20 2:-;u;j Long runs: . C. B. Nance, forty straight. Ii. D. Quayle, thirty-two straight.