* Score card: Foster; Prone position 394. Standing 368. Three position (prone 194, kneeling 188, standing 173) Tl 555. * Photos: P.419.2669; Foster, Anderson, Wigger, and Thompson. Anderson and Foster are holding the large ornate team trophy. Anderson and Foster have 2 medals hanging around their necks. Wigger and Thompson are behind them. P.419.2670; A gigantic cup in the very best hands: Gary Anderson and William Blankenship receive together the individual world champions of their country, the challenge cup instituted by President Nasser from the UAR representative, Chafik Mehanna. To the right, Franklin L. Orth (USA) whose team produced the most individual winners in Wiesbaden and for that reason won the cup. From L-R; John Foster (world smallbore kneeling champion), Kenneth Jones (world trap champion), and David Boyd (world smallbore prone champion). * Newspaper clippings: * U.S. Shooters Break Three World Records; Wiesbaden July 21 (UPI). American marksmen won 3 titles with record-breaking performances Thursday to give the U.S. an unbeatable lead of 16 gold medals in the 39th World Shooting Championships. Anderson took the combination laurels with a points total of 1,156 out of 1,200. John Foster was third with 1,153. Foster broke the world record in the kneeling position with 391 out of possible 400. The third gold medal was won by the four-gun U.S. squad. Anderson's 1,156 points, Foster's 1,153, Thompson's 1,152 and Wigger's 1,141 added up to a new world record of 4,602 from a possible 4,800 in the three-position free rifle team event. * Photo and caption. 12 Great Falls Tribune, Sat. Aug. 27. Mantanans Rate High; Pictured above are four members of the world champion U.S. shooting team which won the world title in July at the World Shooting Championships in Wiesbaden. 2 are Montanans, including Lones Wigger, Jr., Carter, (top left),who placed 10th individually in the 300-meter free rifle event, and John R.Foster, (front left), Libby, who finished 3rd individually. Others pictured are Gary Anderson, 1st individually in the free event, and Margaret Thompson, 5th individually in the event and the first woman ever to compete on the U.S. medal-winning team in shooting. It was the first time the U.S. has won the 300-meter free rifle event since 1930. * U.S. Shooters Set Two World Marks. Wiesbaden, Germany, July 21 (AP). Same information as above. * Von Ring zu Ring; From Shot to Shot. Event Free rifle (300-m), three-position Teams - Gold USA, Silver Soviet Union, Bronze Switzerland. Free rifle " , " " Individual - Gold Gary Anderson 1156 (prone 394, kneeling 387, standing 375) Silver (Soviet Union) Bronze John Foster 1153 ( " 394, " 391, " 368) Free rifle (300-m), Kneeling position Gold John Foster, 391 World Record