MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING
WINTER TOURNAMENT The nineteenth series of matches in the Christchurch Miniature Rifle Association s winter tournament was fired last week. Only the president’s and tyro grades 'are to be completed, and in these there are three lounds still to fire. Possible scorers last week were:—A. Jacobs (Paparua), F. Hardman (East Battalion). D. Lyman ‘Christchurch). Disputed targets resulted:—W. Cox 10. B Knight 8. Last week’s results were.— President’s Grade.—East Battalion 616. Christchurch W.M. Club 614: Cashmere 614, Air Force 613: Christchurch 622., United 614; Returned Services 603, Christ- ■ church Police 582; Railway 617. West Bat-1 talion 610 Points: Christchurch 16 1 ,a. Rail-1 way 14’,2 Air Force 13*2- East Battalion 13‘,'2. New Brighton U«i, Cashmere 9. United B’2. Christchurch Police 7, Christchurch W.M. Club 6*2. Urlu’ins S l * West] Battalion 6. Returned Services 3 Tyro Grade.—University 610 Govern- 1 ment Buildings 605; Christchurch Police| 608. Sydenham 606: Richmond A 605. Dun- . lop 589; Paparua 810, Richmond B 609; I Christchurch 600. Hutchinson Motors 592;; M.E.D. 597. Sumner 597 Points: Paparua 13. Richmond W.M Club 15. Government; Buildings 13 Richmond W.M. Club A 13, Christchurch 11 Sydenham 1012. Christ-! church Police 10. University 7. M.ED. 6‘,2. Hutchinsons Motors 6, Sumner I’i. Dunlop |
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Press, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 26855, 7 October 1952, Page 11
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