MINIATURE RIFLES

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 233, 1 October 1936, Page 24

MINIATURE RIFLES

AUCKLAND CLUB. At the Miniature Klfle Club's moot inj; on Tuesday evening tlie shooting was | of quite ii {food standard, possibly bciii.i: I registered by C. E. Busli and K. T I Warnock. Best cards returned (possible I 80) : C. E. Busli, SO, scr—Bo ; K. T. Wari uock, 80, scr—Bo : 15. Crocker, 7!), scr—7o ; j G. G. Kelly, 70, scr—7l) ; J. Maney, 70. 1 — 80; A'. Dromgool, 78, 1—70; It. Fellows, 78, 5—80: J." 33. Kelly, 77, scr—77 : A. J. Scarrott, 75, scr—7s :A. Gambling, 75, 2— 77; K. Tomlin, 73, 7 —80; S. Catclipole, 71, 2—78 ; X. Corkin, 70, 10—80; L. Tomlin, CM, 10—74. C. E. Bush and It. T. Warnock tied with possibles and 70 for the president's badge, and shot oft to decide tli-e winner, C. E. Bush being victorious by one point, with 70. The handicap button was won unopposed by R. Fellows, with two possibles (including handicap). DEVONPORT CLUB. Some close shooting resulted when the Devonport Miniature Rifle CI lib completed the seventh fortnightly competition. With handicaps adjusted, the winner was D. Body, who has shown steady improvement. The handicap aggregate, covering the major portion of the season, was won by H. Judkins from scratch, who scored 1530, while D. Dowell, 1531, was second, and B. Rutledge, 1520, third. Best individual scores of the evening (possible 70) :—II. Judkins, 70, scr—7o ; D. Dowell, 08, 2—70 ; D. Body, OS, 3 —70 ; W. Bradley, 08, 4—70; A. Halvey, 07, 3— 70; E. Allan, 07, 3—70; R. Stokes, GO, 5—70; W. Walsh, OG, 5—70; F. Wright, 62, B—7o ; G. Page, 01, 10—70 ; D. Gray, 08, 1—60: B. Rutledge, G7, 2—69; D. Campbell, 04, S—GO ;A. Griffiths, 63, 6— 69.