THE PRIZE LISTS

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1067, 4 March 1911, Page 7

THE PRIZE LISTS

- OPENING MATCH. ,200/500, and GOO yards. Seven shots at . citcli distance. Possible 105. 200 500- 600. yds. yds. yds. Tl. b£s—Rflmn. E. Stewart , ■ (Weber) 33 33 31 100 ii—Corp. P. A. Wagner (Popotunoa) ...... 32 32 35 99£i—Lieut. Comes (Oliiiiemuri) ....... 33 33 33 99 ■£3-Sergt. H. Plimmer (D Battery) 33 S3 33 99 ,£3—Sergt. A. Dodd (Wellington . . C.R.) 33 31 32 , 99 ,£3—Rflmn. A. Hyde (Okawa) 31 35 '30 99 ,£2—Rflmn. D. M'Lesy v . ■ J (Opaki) ..... 33 30 .*35-. -98 £I—Pte. H. V. Thompson (Napier) 32 .32 31 ,93 ,£2—Pte.. Manley (Oamaru) 33 32 '33 98 ,£2—Corp. C. If. Wilson (Wcstport) 31 35 32 98 Ono pound prizes:—Sergt. F. James, Napier, . 33 —33- —3— —98; liflmn. V. A. Fenwiclc, Uunedin, 31— 32—31—97; Rflmn. J. Smart, AA'ellinston Suburbs, 32—i11—31 —97; L.-Corp. M'Kay, AVellington, 31—33 -33—97; Rflmn. J; I. Turner, AVcllinston Suburbs, 30 —35 —32 —97; Rflmn. ' \Y. D. M'Calmont. Opaki, 30—35—32—97; .Rflmn. W. Oldfield, Rangitikei, 31-31-32-97; Rflmn. J. M'Lachlan, Petone, 32—33—32— 97; Rflmn. Nat AVillougliby, Gladstone, 32—31—31—97; Sergt. Fisher, Wellington, 31-32—31—97; Hilmn. Tuko AVliitcman, Upper Hutt, 33—32—31—90; TJflmn. F. C. Hav, Knrori, 33—32—31—93C01.-Sergt. J. AV. Chin?, AVaimea,' 32-31-30-90; Pte. H: Alien, AVanwnui, 33-33-30-96; Pte. L. Loved I .iv, Woodvillo, 33 33—30—96; Rllmn. W.'Winslado, Opaki. 31-32-30-!)G; Captain R. F. Wilton, Mauricevillc, 31—32—30—96; Jjent. A. L. Gee, Lir.wood. 32 35—29—96; Sergt. TI. Simnionds. AVaitolii, 31-33—29-96; Bomb. Clung, Christchurch, 35—33—2'} 96; Rflmn. H. R. Keene, Tararua, 30 —30—35—95; Col.-Serst. E. Perrin, Palmerston North. 32—29—31r--95Corpl. .T. M. Turner, Chrictclnireli, 31—31-33—95; Rflmn AV. H: Ka'so, 33—29—33—95; Corpl. H. .T. Smith, HustinE?, 30—33—32—95; Sc-rgt. L. Hugo, AV'llinston. 30-33-32-95: S?rit. A. J. Melville, AVaikab. 32-31-32-95; Pte. Clarke, Oliinenuiri 32—32—31—95; Col.Sri'gt. Higirins. Timr.ru, 32— f>2- 31—95; Rflmn. IT. Tiulfonl, Karori. 33—31—31—95; Pfe. .T. Padrret, Tn -orcarftill, 31—31—30— P 5; Rflmn. F. AV'iifcninn." jiin., Tipper ITntt, 32-33-30-95; Capbin C. Benton, Alfredtnn, 32-33-30-95: Rflmn. H. Marshall, Karori, 31—31—30—95: Rflmn. D. Roots, Kaponga, 33—33—29—95; Pte. Mavliew, FeiUlinp. 3.1—31—28—95: Captain F. SotlieiiP. Greymonth, 33—31—2.5—95; Pte. J. Afahnney. Oamaru. 29—32—33—91; Rflmn. M. Jarvis, Taradale, 29—32—33— 91; Pte. Fletcher, AA T aimarino, ■ 30—32— 32—91; Bomb. G. Rennie, AVcstport. 32— 30—32—9>: Rflmn'. W. IT. Morrow. Christchurch, 31—28—32—91; Bugler E. P. Moss, Christcliurch. 31—32-31—01: Col.-Rergt. H. H. Moss, Bluff, 30-33-31-91; Rflmn. .T. F. Shepherd, Rahotu, 31—32—31—91; Corp. A. J. Eden. AVaimea, 32—31—31— .91; Rflmn. J. IT. Ciicesemau. 'l'ua Marina, 33—30—31—91; Rflmn. .T, Petersen, Tararua, 33—30—31—91; Rflmn. A. R. -AVills, Tnvercargill, 30—31—30—91; Pte. S. Saunders, Oliiiiemuri, 30—31—30—91; Sergt. AV. A. Mitchener, Nelson, 32—32— 30—91; Rflmn. AV. 11. IFobbs, Eastbourne, 32—32—30—91; Sergt. R. R. Cameron, Palmerston, 31—33—30—91; Rflinn. E. J. Sutton, Shannon, 32—32—30—91; Corp. W. Bradshaw. Ashburton, 32-32-30-91; Sergt. C. Davidson, P. and T. Rifles, Wellington, 33-31-30-91; Rllmn. C. AVilliams, Oliura, 33—31—30—91; Sergt. R. H. Dably, Hmirnki, 33—31—30—i11; Scrgt.Jlaj. AV. W. Maingay, I'iako, 30—35—29— I.'l; Cadet L. Cheesemau, Tua Marina, 31—31—29—91; IIllinf). F. Simpson, Rnngitikei, 31-31-29-91; Sergt. Hopewell, EltHain, 32-33-29-91; G. Crimp, . Green Island, 31—31—29—91; Pte. Logan, /Blenheim, 33—33—28—91; Rflmn. S. Currie, Ohnra, 35—31—28—91; Rifleman S. I). Rivers, AVaimangaroa, 31 —27—35—93; Rifleman A. Lang, AVaimangaroa, 31 —27—35 —93; Rifleman Combes, Alcarana, 28-33-32—93; Pte. A. Govenlock. AVoodville, 25—33—32—93; Pte. R. C. Barkle, Wellington, 30—31—32—93; Sergt. 11. C. Evans. T'arauaki, 30—31—32— 93; Gunner E. liallinger, AVellinglon, 30 —31—32—93: Pte. AV. Cox, Auckland, 31— 30-32-93; Rifleman AV. Randell, Linton, 28—31—31—93; Rifleman T, Jarvis, Taradale. 30—32—31—9 X.

Th ere wore eighteen counted out. Tho following 'tyros won prizes of .£l:— Lce.-l'orporal .Millin, Timaru; Rifleman G. L. Clarke, Ifmigitikoi; Corporal AY. l'erston, LVtone Nav'als; Rifleman V.Stanton, Taumaruinii; I'te. 'J'obin, Waimarino; Gunner 11. V. Croxton, Wellington Navals; Pte. Q. Sharland, Stoke; i'le. 11. \\ arnoek, Stoke. . Each of tho loregoing made 93. Scores of 9^:—Rifleman \) r . A. Luinsden; Sandon; Sergt. J. W. 2sixou, Petone Navals. Ten shilling prizes were won' by the following:—Corporal J. Drejuian, Oaniaru; Corporal P. Richards, Kaiapoi; Sergt. .f. M'Alorran, P. and T. Rifles; Bugler 1!. J. 31'Kenzie, Asliburton; Col.-Sergt. Doran; Queen's Kifies; liilleinan 11. G. YY ard, Ciiristchurch; Sergt. R. p. Dobson, Wellington; Col.-Scrgt. C. Robertson, Timaru; Pte. AVoolley, Auckland; Pte. Gluo, Timaru; Trumpeter Dailey, Stiulholine. Each of the foregoing made 92. Scores of 91:-Pte. H. G. Mack-ay, Dunedin; Rifleman C. E. Ilollanl, Kapongn; Pte. 1). "Williams, Queen's Rifles; Pte. P. Whale.-Royal Rifles; Rifleman 11. Love,day, Oliura; Rifleman G. Leitch, Jlaraekakalio; Sergt. ,T. C. Nicholls, Otago; Pte. B. Ward, Blenheim; Corporal -, J. Beattie, Tnpanui. Eight were counted out.

WELLINGTON MATCH. GOO. yards. Ten shots. Possible 50. ... Pts. Xs—Lce.-Corp. J. Hunt (P. and T., Wellington) 50 <£■ lifltnn. C. J. Franklin (Weber) 50 .£4—Rflnin. G. Craw (Linton) 49 '£3—Q.-M.-S. W. Facer (Port Chalmers) . 48 .£3—Pte. G. A. Eylcs (Daimevirkej ... 48 11. Allen'(Wanganui) 48 .£2—Rflini). J. Bradley (Dunedin) ...... 48 >£2—Ejlmn. F. Needliam (Linton) ... .48 .£2—ltflmn. J. E. Sutton (Shannon) ... 48 Capt. Skinner (Auckland) .'. 48 The following took ,£1 prizes :—Lieut. A. -K. Ayson, Glenham, 43; Sergt.' S. Preece, Gore, 47; Rflinn.' C. 11. Speck, Stratford, 47; Col.-Sergt. J. Harrison, Waliganui, 47; Col.-Sergt. Smaill, Kaitangata, 47; Bomb. 11. Focke, Wellington, 47; Lce.Corp. ll'Kay, Wellington, 47Rflnin. G. A. Moult, Ngatiawa, 47; Pte. L. Loveday, Woodville, 47; Rflnin. T.. AV." Jl'Gowan, Riversdale, 47; Rtfmn. ■ AV. Banks, Kiniliolton,. 47; Lieut. Shanks, Gore, 46; Rflmu. W. H. Ballingor, Petone, 1 4G; Lieut. A. T. Johnson, Nelson; 4C; Pte. J. Keith, Dunedin, 4G; Pte. T. Marett, Taranaki, 4G; Pte. G. Farley, Auekla,nd, 46; Rflmn. G. L.-Clark, Ransitikei, 46; Sergt. H. L. I rank, Nelson, 4G; Lieut.-Coles, Ohinemuri, 46; Pte. W. Glue, Timaru, 4G; Rflnin. D. Roots, Kaponga, 40; Sergt. C. J. Fisher, Wellington. 46; Q-M-S. J. Morgan, Auckland, 46; Sergt. J; Moye, Denniston, 46; Corp. S. R:'*3hannou,' Wellington,' 4G; Col.-Scrgt. 13. Perrin, Palinerston North, .46; Sergt,- S, F. Nelson, Canterbury, 46; Sergt/ Moseley, Kaitangata, 45; ' Sergt. J. C. Nicho-lls, Otago, 45; Rflmn., J. L. Turner, -Suburbs, 45; Pte. L. Rountree, Asliburton, 45; Rflnin. C. Nix,'Featherston, 45; Rflmn. J. Burns, ICarori,4s; Rflnin. D. M'Leay, Opaki, Pte. H. H. Griggs, Palmerston North,, 45; Pte. >\ M'Pliorson, Tapanui, 45; Sergt. J. Jlop'oivell, EUham Rifles, 45; Capt..,,J.. Potter, Auckland, 45; Sergt. W. G. Moore, Timaru, 45; Pte. 11. Russell, Hutt, 45; Pte.' S. Clarke, Ohinemuri, 45; Rflnin. F. Benton, ieatherston, 45; Pte. Reeve Imtierml Rifles, 45; Rflmn. R. M'Lean, AVeber, 45;-Sergt. F. H. Sharland, Stoke, 45;' Corpl. J. Loiv,'Wellington, fflj-Ptc. W. E.' Storkey, Napier,. 45; Lieut. A. S. T, Butler, Hutt, 45; Rflmn.'A. Jf'Murra.v, Tara,,'r,f, 5 ' - 1 !-: Jl - Harding, Bionheim, 4i; Rflmn. 1. C. Ilogg, Waihao Downs. 44; Bugler E. B._ Moss, Gr-eymouth, 44; oertjt. b. Head, Napier, M; Lieut. X. J. Elliiigliam, Auckland, 44; Rflmn. H. Cutlib'ertson, Tuamarina, 44; Rflmn. AV. s; Penny, Sandon, Ohakea, 44; Bomb. G. Rcnme, Wesfport, 41; Rflmn. F.J. 11. | Carrington, Akarana, 44; 'Pte. F. \. B. : | Ingpen, Popotunoa, 44; 'Col.-Sergt. H. H. [Moss, BlulF. 44; Pte. J. Hadfield, Blenheim, 44; Bomb. Ching, ChristchurOh, 44; Pte. F. Morgan. Napier, 44; Rflnin. AV. H, Morrow, Ciiristchurch. 44; Rflmn. AV. Judd, Karori, 44; Col.-Sergt. AV. Buschl, AVaimea, 44; Rflnin. F. C. Ha 3*, Ivarori. !4?-j J!flWn"'J. Liddfe! Lincoln, '44; liflnin. AWN. Knmmcr. Te AA'havau, 44; Pte. AV. Hoss, .Asliburton. 44; Rflmn. AW Raudell Linton, 41; Corpl. ,T. As Fisher. Stoke 44; Rflinn. 11. Loveda.vj Ohura, 4-1; Rflmn. L. Grimstone, Karori, 44. Six wero counted out.

Tho folloivinjr . tyros ~ received .CI each—Pte. "AY. Coftk, Palmerston North Kifles, -ft; Rflmn. Chcescman, Tuamarina R.C.-; Rflmn. M. Jarvis, Taradale R.C.; Rdmn.A. AL'lvay. Ghorlton R.C.; Rflinn. C. J. Chapman, Eastbourne R.C.; Rflmn. AA r . S. Jroore, Akarana R.C.; Sergt. C AVatson, Canterbury Highland Rifles; Pte. T. Jforriss, Nelson Rifles; Lee.-Corp Jtillin" riniaru Port Guards; Rflmn. A. Henderson, .Akarana E.G. Bach of tho foregoing mado 43.

The following receive 10s. eachS'erijf. G. Morrison. No. 1 Thames Kifles: Pte. A...G. Hill. Timaru Port Guards; Busier R. I. ' jU'Kenzie, Asliburton Guards; Kflmn. J. il. Monk, Neatiawa R.C.; Rflnin. AV. Shearman, Slinnnon BO; Rflmn.. P. Smith. JLiraekakalio R.C.; Rflmn. AV. Lumsden. Sandon Oliakea Jv.t. Lach of tneso mado -i 3.. Scores of l' rar Saiidon, Ohakea L.C.;. Bandsman A". SwanVoii, Rualiine .Battalion Band; Pte. C. Jrcore, Tapanui Rifles; Pte. B. AVard, Blenheim- Bifles;' Rflmn. J. Chatfield. Duvaunlielle'B O.; Gmmer.L. AVatt. AVestport Garrison Aj. tillery; Corp. ,T. Drennan. Oamaru Rifles; Pte. D. Parsons, Dunedin City Guards;Rflmn. .1. Hallam. Shannon R.C.; Corn. P. Henderson. Oreti Rifles; Rflmn. C Blewitt,'- Arauricevillo R.C;; Pte '' B Strange-Muir. AVelliiißiton Citv ' -Rifles'; tvl? f'n nuuedin T-liVhlaud ltines. -iwo others.wero counted out. ' 1

TWO.TELL-TALE TARGETS. MARENZI AND THE WIND/ . 'Marenzi's targets tell a tale. At' 5(10 .yards, : during tho progress of the ing Match, ho lay down, and rattled off a seven-shot possible, fivo of lm shots being "centrals" within a fourinch circle, in the centre of the bull'seye, -and two bulls right through. He maintained the same elevation (two do--i grees below his normal of 25) and tho saino allowance for wind (five degrees right). Then ".Marcnzi went over to I finish'at GOO. yards, and, with seven shots made 26 out of a possible 35! His elevation was good, being two degrees below his normal of 3-1 for that range, and'this he did not vary. But tho wind bothered him dreadfully. : Ho started off with an" allowance of five degrees .right, got two bulls with that deflection, and then tlie wind changed, and ho fired dead in—a four —ho "was not far enough over. He gave three left for the next shot, and the next—, two more fours. So ho Ivent right over to seven degrees left and missed! Back he came to five degrees right, and plugged the inner—four points. Truly it was a vile wind. ,

'At 500 yds. Opening Match.

'At GOOyds. Opening Matcll

STRAY SHOTS,

Challenges of tho marking in tho trenchos during yesterday's shootinrr totalled GO. Of these only 20 woro = sustained, the other '10 challengers forfeiting their half-crown deposit. A farewell message from the Trentham camp was dispatched to the l'rimo Minister yesterday morning by Colonel

Hughes, acting commandant of the camp. The message mentioned the fact that the annual meeting of tlio -Rillc Association had opened successfully with a record attendance of riflemen. The following reply was received from Sir Joseph Ward:—'/ Very pleiised to learn that number entries rillo meeting constitutes a record, nnd to know that everything is working smoothly. I am very sony indeed that it will not be possible l'or me to pay the camp a visit before leaving. Lady Ward and I very much appreciate your kind farewell message." The aperture nose, was already obtruding itself on the ranges yesterday afternoon. Alan after man rose from the mounds with his nasal organ disfigured as a result of its being too closely attached to tlio popular sight. The enterprising kinematographer who has established a picture show in

the middle of canvastown is reaping the roward of his enterprise. Seme of the more nervous shootists profess a fear of tlio. "moving picture" eye, but others scoff at the idea. Operations will be commenced this morning on '-'Running Rube," or what is officially designated tlio running man.

C.A.C. SHIELD. 1 A • total of 27 entries have been received from rifle clubs for the Colonial Ammunition Company's shield. The teams are :,Christchurch Rilles (2), Taumarumii, Opaki (3), Ohura, Marackakaha, Weber, Linton, Sounds, Upper lTutt, Shannon, Akarana (2), Rahotu, Alfrodtpn, Waihou Downs, Taradale. Ngatiatva, Karori (4), MauricoviJle, Opawa, and Kapanga.

A. Wonderful Shoot,

Bombardier Ching, of the Royal Xew Zealand Artillery, Lyttelton, rattled on seven "centrals"—seven shots at 200 yards; within a' 4-incli invisible disc in tho centre of the bull's-eye. . The official test of a"riHo at the royal arsenals is. a standard'of seven -'-centrals" in the 4-inch disc at 100 yards range, and that with-the rifle automatically vised ill" a steel .'grip. Cliing did the same thing from 200 yards, a wonderful shoot;. . •

Marenzi and tho Wind. 1. At 500 yards—a possible,

3—Scccocc—3s.

Wind, allowanced degrees right, for all sliots. • Elevation—2 degrees below normal (25) . .. 2. At 600 yards—26 only.

■ 5544104—2 G. ! Wind allowance for eacli shot —5 right, 5 right, dead-in, 3 left, 3 left, 7 left, 5 right.