AUSTRALIANS AT BISLEY.
IN THE KING'S PRIZE. NINE IN SECOND STAGE. LONDON, July 14. Besides Halligan, who tied for second place with 103 out of a possible 105, eight Australians are entitled to compete in the second stage of the Eing'a Prize., their scores being as follows:— L. Armstrong (Vie.) .... 101 L. Grant (Queensland) . . 101 , O. E. Boyd (N.S.W.) 99 — Gallit'ord 99 W. A. Pilbeam (Tas.) 98 A. Cutler (N.S.W.) 97 J. H. Williams (Vie.) ... 97 P. J. Burgoyne (South Aus.) 1)7 J. W. Masefield (New Zealand), 9S, is also a competitor. Captain T. Pye (Queensland), and Halligan (West Australia), won prizes in the Duke of Cambridge competition. THE SECOND STAGE. (Received 1.55 p.m.) LONDON, July 14. In the St. George's Match the chief Australian scorers were:— •T. H. Williams 70 Best 69 Boyd 68 Grant .. 6S Cutler 67 Adams fij GallifOTd 67 These have qualified in the second stage.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 166, 15 July 1910, Page 5
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