MINIATURE RIFLES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 142, 17 June 1936, Page 21

MINIATURE RIFLES.

AUCKLAND CLUB. There was an excellent attendance at the weekly meeting of the Auckland Miniature Riflo Club. The standard ot sliootiug was pood and keen contests were witnessed, liest scores returned (possible SO) It. T. Warnock, 80, scr —SO; F. Sauvarin, 70, 3— 80; T. G. Sauvarin, 77, 5—80; S. Catclipole. 70. 8—80: .T. E. Kelly, 75, 1—70; 11. Hedcenian, 71. 10—SO; V. DroilißOol, 71, 2—73; It. Fellows. 65. 8—73; It. Stanlev, til, 10 —71; F>. Crocker, SO, scr —SO; A." Brookes, 7S, I—7o ; C. 10. Bush, 7li, 1 — 77; ,T. Manev. 7(i, S —80; H. Boucher, 72, 10—80; S. Weston. 71, 0—77; J. Macintosh, U7, 10—77 ; N. Irvine, 05, 10 —75. There was a keen contest for the clubs monthly trophy, B. Crocker, It. T. Warnock, T. G. Sauvarin "and F. Sauvarin all shootins the possible. In the shoot off B. Crocker earned a creditable win with another possible. T. G. and F. Sauvarin tied for second place with 78 points, followed by It. T. Warnock 77. STlio' president's badge, donated to the slick)ter registering the best score off the rifle, was won by B. Crocker with two possibles. The handicap button for the shooter with a handicap of two or more who registers the best score (including handicap) was won by S. Catclipole, with two possibles. There will he a meeting on the King's Birthday.