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2004
ISRA Saturday Match #2 Bonfield,
IL July
10th, 2004 |
| Class |
Competitor |
200SF |
200RF |
300RF |
300SF |
Agg Score |
| Winner |
John Holliger |
194-7 |
199-10 |
200-8 |
199-11 |
792-36 |
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| HM |
Donald Moran |
193-4 |
199-10 |
197-9 |
197-8 |
786-31 |
| MA |
Bill Guess |
189-4 |
196-3 |
199-8 |
196-5 |
780-20 |
| HM |
Daniel J. Stone |
185-5 |
199-6 |
198-6 |
197-9 |
779-26 |
| MA |
Larry Osowski |
190-2 |
195-4 |
199-7 |
192-5 |
776-18 |
| MA |
Charles Roubal |
190-5 |
194-3 |
192-5 |
198-10 |
774-23 |
| MA |
Greg Martin |
191-5 |
199-11 |
185-3 |
198-11 |
773-30 |
| HM |
Ed Mank |
187-3 |
197-10 |
194-5 |
195-8 |
773-26 |
| MA |
Michael A. James |
185-2 |
195-6 |
193-3 |
199-5 |
772-16 |
| EX |
Patrick J. Guilfoyle |
180-0 |
194-6 |
196-2 |
197-7 |
767-15 |
| MA |
John Lowe |
185-0 |
196-7 |
188-2 |
195-5 |
764-14 |
| MA |
Jay Krebs |
182-0 |
195-5 |
194-5 |
192-8 |
763-18 |
| MA |
Fred Bertelsman |
178-0 |
192-2 |
194-6 |
194-4 |
758-12 |
| EX |
Kenneth Willey |
173-0 |
188-3 |
195-2 |
197-8 |
753-13 |
| EX |
Jamie Hays |
183-1 |
195-3 |
195-3 |
177-2 |
750-9 |
| MA |
Don Carpino |
171-1 |
188-2 |
194-4 |
191-4 |
744-11 |
| EX |
Bill Rennie |
176-1 |
189-3 |
192-5 |
186-2 |
743-11 |
| MA |
Eric Swanson |
181-4 |
192-3 |
181-2 |
187-3 |
741-12 |
| MK |
Jerry Seedorf |
175-4 |
184-1 |
185-3 |
177-1 |
721-9 |
| EX |
John L. Rose |
173-3 |
178-3 |
184-1 |
184-5 |
719-12 |
| EX |
Ken Michalski |
173-1 |
186-2 |
179-1 |
180-1 |
718-5 |
| SS |
Larry Ingram |
173-1 |
163-0 |
188-1 |
190-4 |
714-6 |
| SS |
Edward S. Janka |
154-0 |
182-2 |
186-1 |
187-4 |
709-7 |
| MK |
Steve Rossi |
133-0 |
192-2 |
185-2 |
179-3 |
689-7 |
| MK |
Keatin Martin |
143-0 |
180-1 |
183-1 |
181-4 |
687-6 |
| SS |
Thomas Cunningham |
157-2 |
169-3 |
179-2 |
176-3 |
681-10 |
| UM |
Jim McDonald |
139-0 |
155-1 |
150-0 |
152-1 |
596-2 |
| UM |
Dan McDonald |
84-0 |
158-2 |
125-0 |
115-0 |
482-2 |
An excellent turn out today with 28 shooters. Although we started with heavy
overcast skies and a bit of a drizzle, the day turned to be great for shooting.
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