CHRISTCHURCH GUN CLUB

Press, Volume C, Issue 29525, 29 May 1961, Page 13

CHRISTCHURCH GUN CLUB

In spite of the recent heavy rain conditions were perfect both overhead and underfoot for the Christchurch Gun Club's shoot, held on its grounds at Yaldhurst on Saturday. High scores were recorded by many oi a large number of entrants. The form shown by T. Everett, who competed in six matches to miss only one target, was the highlight of the day. Result* were:— Skeet singles (possible 17). T. Everett. S. W Geddes 16; A. W. Fraser. S R. Marston, L. H. Gelardie C. H. Rowsell 15; L. G. Baldock. C. J. Malzard, H. E. McArthur 14. Skeet Doubles (possible B).—J. Manson, T. Everett 8; A. W. Fraser. L. G. Baldock, S. W. Geddes. C. Stott, C. H. Rowsell, H. E. McArthur. S. Pearce 7. 10-Target Sweep 10-Target sweep, possibles: C. H. Rowsell, L. G Baldock, D. H. Henry. L. J. Eden. W H. Chalmers, A. W. Fraser, T. Everett, K. Busch, C. J. Malzard, S. Pearce. S. R. Manton, L. H. Feathery. C. Stott. T. Pankhurst, A. Tomson. 10-Target gimcrack, possibles: J Manson. D. H Henry, W H. Chalmers, T. Everett. On nine were N. Shea. A W. Fraser. K. Busch. C. J. Ma Izard. S. Pearce, S. H. Marston. C. Stott. M. Giddens A. Thomson 5-Pair double rise, possibles: L. J. Eden, T. Everett. On nine were S. E. Boanas. C. G Nicholas and S. W. Geddes. On eight were L. G. Baldock, A. W. Fraser. C. J. Malzard. S. R. Marston, L. H. Feathery and C. Stott. The first miss-out was won by T. Everett from A. W Fraser on the twenty-first target.