CLAY-BIRD SHOOTING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 248, 19 October 1937, Page 16

CLAY-BIRD SHOOTING.

TAKAPUNA CLUB. In spite of a tricky wind which caused the day targets to swerve erratically luein bers of the Takapuna tiun Club held an enjoyable c i a y-blr<l shoot at Barry"T Point V et £ Ued resUlts a * Mlows:/i£-,^ n BlnJs HyP-opener.—A. J. Hanigan <16yds) secured the possible of seven breaks «h f w . on K?"i rle . ht - R - u Baxter a«vds) Fifteen Birds Match, for M. D. Morgans trophy.-The trophy "and sweep money were won out right l>y L. J Henderson (17yds), with U breaks. E. MoiJtetth (Wydrt waa runner-up with 13 breaks, L. F SSSZig&Pll'™ VZ Wrt ' » Ud R - Thirt , y B *rds Aggregate for t,. j. Henderson s rrophy.— First round, 10 birds, off 11yds: L, b. Kainsey and A. J. Hanigan V/'L *[ itl, the Possible of 10 birds and divided the sweep money; E. Monteith secured nine breaks, L. F. Strain and W lurner eight, and A. Sommervillo seven Second round, off 13 yards 10 birds- r, F. Ramsey sliot the possible of 1O birds and won outright; A. J. Hanigan secured nine breaks and E. Monteith eight L, F Kainsey is leading with 30 breaks from A.' J. Hanigan with 19 breaks, B. Monteith ■being third with 17 breaks. Seven Birds. Glincrack (back 2yds).—E. Monteith (12-22 yds) and L. F. Strain (11??J d^), H 8 ! ,ot . Blx birds eaca : T -- p - Ramsey A .T Hanigan (14-22 yds), and H nh B » xter (14-22 yds), secured five birds. ,*JF e J\ B, .T ds ' ? ouble Rise.—L. F. Ranisev (leyde) shot nine birds and won outright • E. Monteith (13yds) and L. F. Strain U2yds) shot seven birds each*.