Bob Scarbrough, Jr. wins two-gun at Holton.

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Joe Krupa

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Bob kept it together in some challenging conditions to take LV 100 and LV 200, and of course, the LV Grand this weekend at Holton.

The results were as follows:

LV 100:

1- Bob Scarbrough, Jr.
2 - Jeff Aberegg
3- Larry Feusse
4 - Doug Groleau
5 - Ted Heindselman

small group Jeff Aberegg .089


LV 200:

1 - Bob Scarbrough, Jr.
2 - Pat Canning
3 - Joe Krupa
4 - Bill Gammon
5 - Bill Symons

small group Ted Heindselman .216


LV Grand

1 - Bob Scarbrough, Jr.
2 - Joe Krupa
3 - Larry Feusse
4 - Bill Symons
5 - Bill Mitchell


HV 100

1 - Pat Canning
2 - Dan Groleau
3 - Rich Quigley
4 - Dale Dillingham
5 - Bob Scarborugh, Jr.

small group Pat Canning .089


HV 200

1 - Joe Krupa
2 - Ted Heindselman
3 - Steve Robbins
4 - Bill Gammon
5 - Bob Scarbrough, Jr.

small group Fritz Rector .236


HV Grand

1 - Joe Krupa
2 - Pat Canning
3 - Bob Scarbrough, Jr.
4 - Bill Gammon
5 - Fritz Rector


Two - gun

1 - Bob Scarbrough, Jr.
2 - Joe Krupa
3 - Pat Canning
4 - Bill Symons
5 - Ted Heindselman
6 - Steve Robbins
7 - Bill MItchell
8 - Dan Groleau
9 - Larry Feusse
10 - Dale Dilligham


Although a little windy on Saturday with intermittent monsoons and a continual drizzle all day on Sunday, a good time was had by all.

Great job Bob and it looks like you are focused and ready to do some big things (or is it small things) this year in the sport. Congratulations.
 
Congratulations Bob Jr.

Joe,
Thanks for the report. I'm not surprised as Bob Jr. is a handfull whenever he shows up. Must have been close as you won the Heavy and 2nd in the LV grand to Jr. You got squeeked, buddy !
Joel
 
Way to go....

Bob. I think I know who your stockmaker was.

I'm guessing that showing Aberegg in 2nd at LV 100 was a typo????

;)

Dick
 
Actually, Jeff...

... has shot small groups the past few weeks at both WWCCA and Holton. And most of his targets on Sunday at 200 were "four and ones". He's getting close to having a handle on this game. I would say that he is trying to shoot too small every group and occasionally gets caught. Once he gets past that, he may have some decent two-gun finishes.

And Joel, I dug too big of a hole on Saturday morning at LV 100 to give Bob an honest challenge. I started out with two fours and a three at LV 100. I actually shot five groups on Sunday at 200 that were smaller than two groups I shot at 100 yards on Saturday. I tried to catch Bob, but he was just too steady on Sunday afternoon. He had me by a little over .0100 in the two-gun. It was a good competitive match and he was the better shooter that weekend.

There are a couple of other guys here in the Eastern Region who are coming on and will be forces to be reckoned with: Ted Heindselman and Bill Symons are shooting very well and Larry Feusse is trying a "regular PPC" more and more instead of tinkering. And Gammon finally has a light gun that looks like it wants to work to go along with his "steady heavy". Then there is "Smilin' Jack" who always makes the match tough.

So far, a pretty decent year in this Region. Let's try and get as many guys over at the Hog Roast this coming weekend as possible.
 
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