SMALLBORE SHOOTING
Christchurch B team wins The Christchurch Smallbore, Rifle Association's B team had a comfortable win against a B team from the Ashley Miniature Rifle Association at Southbrook at the week-end. Christchurch’s total score was 3883.234 to Ashley’s 3867.280. A Christchurch team member, B. Gove*. shot the highest Individual score, 300.18. Ashley’s highest individual score was 110.16. by B. Blackle. Detailed results:— Christchurch scores.—B. Cover 200.16. A. Wilson 1M.16. D. Meb lett 108.13, S. Beams 138.12, T. Voice 197.15, K. Jordon 198.17, R. Watson 196.12, G. DeUow 198.12. G. Walker 198.10. L Pottlnger 196.9, B. Till 195.13, D. Courts 193.12, L. Waters 193.11, Mrs R. Woolley 195,10, C. O’Malley 195.10, Mrs M. Posa 194.11, B. Roswell 194.11, S. Brown 192.9, G. Herbert 191.10, R. Morton 188.5; total, 3383.234; emergencies, Mrs C. Beams 198.13. F. Mann 196.12. Ashley scores. B. Blackle 190.16. W. Ptthie 198.14. B. McQueen 198.13, K. Fletcher 197.15, D. Mason 197,15. P. de Roo 198.15, M. Smith 198.13, H. Burbery '.98.12. W. Wlddowson 195.10, F. Brown 194.11, B. Arps 194.10. K. Auld 192.11. J. Sutherland 192.7, N. O-Louihlln 191.10, G. Scurr 1919, R. Pearson 190.13. J. FrtrteU 180.8, B. Wilson 187.7, T. Matheson 187.8. T. Chinnery 188.6; total. 3887180; emergencies. A. Chinnery 197.13, R. Graham 183.10, B. Lamb 190.15.
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32700, 1 September 1971, Page 9
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