Miniature Rifles Winter Tourney Begins

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30129, 13 May 1963, Page 6

Miniature Rifles Winter Tourney Begins

The winter tournament eomrltions began this week and teams competed in the four grades. As usual at the start of the season, the scores were not high, but an exception was the Cashmere open team which nad a score of 796 out of 800. Holidays apparently affected the 'Varsity and Training College teams, neither of whom could field a full team. The following possibles were scored:—100.10: R. E. Taylor R A. Weston, M. Quartley; 100.9: J. Bradford, H. Barker, C. Simonsen, E. Bunting, S. Nichol; 100.8: N. Hart, A. Webster (A.), D. Froude. B. Loader. J. K. Lockyer (A.), R. Mackay. W. Sterritt; 100.7: C. Rapley (A.), V. Curtis, P. Champion E. Judson (A ), E. Bidden: 100.6: T. Fuse (A.). Mrs Russuman (A.); 100.5: R. W. Taylor (A.); 100.4: J. Duncan. Results were:— Master Grade. Cashmere 796.18. Sydenham 787.57; East Batt. 792.55, R.S.A. 788.60; Paparua 786.57, Avon 779.50; Heathcote a bye. Senior. ’Varsity 779.38, WM.C. 761.31; Railway 768.48, R.S.A. 766.38. Senior Reserve.—New Brighton 771.41, R.S.A. 758.31; Christchurch 765.39. East Batt. 764.37; Heathcote 769.37, United 765 41Government Buildings 78148 Railway 763.32. ' ’ Junior. Richmond 760.28, Dunlop 737.28: Paparua 76139 City 733.25; Atlas 769.38, Cashmere B 656.16; W.M.C. 769.38, Cashmere A 735.37. President’s—Riccarton 738.25, East Batt. 697.17; ’Varsity 526 21, Training College 507.7; Christchurch 740.23. R.S.A. 723.20; Sydenham 756.27, Government Buildings 747.30.