Rifle Shooting CASHMERE HOLDS LEAD
Christchurch Winter Tournament
When Cashmere A and R.S.A., the two leading master grade teams, met in the sixth week of the Christchurch Miniature Rifle Association’s winter tournament, R.S.A. went down by one point to Cashmere. Cashmere now have a two-point lead, having won all six matches fired to date. A good score—793—was fired by the W.M.C. junior team. Disputed targets were judged as: M. Martin 10; K. Lockyer, A. Sleight, C. Rapley, R. Smith (New Brighton) 9.
Possibles were scored by:— Tyro.—B. Purdom, D. Beard. President.—W. Speirs, J. Driscoll, C. Maxwell, L. Robinson, R. Edkins. Junior.—R. Keyes,. J. Koolman, T. McGill, G. Killick, G. Colenso, A. King, J. Hooper, P.-Lewington, G. Hill, B. Kerr, G. Pea gram, J. Hall, N. Clegg, G. Neaves, C. Maddison. Senior Reserve.—B. Wilson, G. Murdoch, E. Burford, K. Allsop, L. Key, R. Geddes, G. Stolk, V. Venning. J. Simpson, M. Crump. Senior.—M. Rountree, C. Allen, C. Lindsay, G. Clarke, E. Fanning, J. Waller, R. Ferguson, R. Johnstone, E. Ward, G. Stowell, Mrs W. Ivin, E. Briden, E. Judson. Mrs S. 8001, R. Poulsen, R. Gamblin, C. Thom, P. Dahm, G. Hasell, R. Kingsley. Master.—R. Hartigan, R. Mitchell, J. Finch, E. P. Miller, H. Hicks, E. Clark, L. Harper. B. Bartlett. R. Skilling, C. Skinner, A. Jacob, I. Horwell, C. Simonsen, A. Westaway, R. J. Taylor, C. Tregoning, B. Philpott, J. Southward, G. Everett, V. Curtis, I. Ballinger, H. Barker, B. Parker, R. East. E. Williams, S. Reid, G. Haines. Mrs J. Doake, M. Taylor, B. Weston, N. Harris, V. Hicks, R. Weston, R. E. Taylor. Results:—
Master.—Cashmere A 797, R.S.A. 796, Railway 797. Sydenham 794, Cashmere B 796, Paparua 795, New Brighton 791, W.M.C. 786. Points: Cashmere A 6, R.S.A. 4, New Brighton 3J, Cashmere B 3, Paparua 2J, Railway 2, Sydenham, W.M.C. IJ. Senior.—Heathcote 792, University 791, Sumner 792, Railway 789, Government Buildings 792, W.M.C. 787, East Battalion 789, R.S.A. 789. Points: Railway 5; Sumner, Heathcote 4J: East Battalion 3; University 2J; Government Buildings 2; R.S.A. 14: W.M.C. 1.
Senior Reserve.—M.E.D. 790, Paparua 785, Atlas 789, United 776, Christchurch 784, Sydenham 782, Air Force 784, Avon 778. Points: Atlas 6: M.E.D. 5; Paparua 4; Christchurch, United 3; Sydenham 2; Air Force 1: Avon 0.
Junior.—W.M.C. 793, Sumner 787. Railway 787, Cashmere 784, City 787, Heathcote 774, Richmond 786, Paparua 784. Points: Richmond ss; Citv 5; Sumner, W.M.C. 4; Railway 3i; Paparua 2; Cashmere, Heathcote 0. President. New Brighton 791. W.M.C. 789, Railway 782, United 773. City 774, University 773, Dunlop 774, Christchurch 765.' Points: New Brighton 6; W.M.C., Railway 4; Dunlop 3; Christchurch 2J; United 2; University 1J; City 1. -nT vr .°~2 ashrnere 783 - Sydenham 781, Air Force 778, R.S.A. 763. Government Buildings 769, Christchurch 746, East Battalion 766, University 755. Points: Cashmere 6; East Battalion 41; Air Force 4; Sydenham 3J; R-S.A., Government Buildings 3; Christchurch 1; University 0.
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28619, 23 June 1958, Page 5
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