ON THE MOUNDS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1074, 13 March 1911, Page 6

ON THE MOUNDS.

COLLEGE RIFLES AT EASTBOURNE. By the courtesy of tho Eastbourne Rifle Club, tho College Rifles were on Saturday allowed the use of the club's range for the second. match of No. 3 Trophy Competition, at 200 and 300 yards range, seven shots at each distance. The shooting men had a very pleasant afternoon at tho Bay, and wish to record their thanks to the Eastbourne Club for tho kindness extended to them. The scores were :— 200 300 yds. yds. H'p Tl. Pte. Richards 33 32 2 67 Lieut. Hutchen 34 32 0 6G Lieut. Wilkinson, R.N. 31 34 1 GG Pte. Hamilton, 32-28-G-GG; Pte. B«l----ingfield, 27—30—9-66; Corp. Wallerman, 31—30-2-G3; Pte. Gooder, 30—26—G—62; Sergt. King, 31—27—3—61; Hon. member Kennv, 23—29—1—G1; Pte. Strobrinokni, 23-20-10-53; Lieut. Gasquoine, 29-22-0—51; 'Sergt. Cimino, 26—0—1—30; 'Corp. Cimino, 23-0—7—30. 'Did not compete.

WELLINGTON NAVALS AT MIRAMAR Tho AYellington Navals fired tho.eichth match of tho company's helt and trophy competition at Miramar on Saturday. The ranges were 200 and GOO yards, seven shots at each range. Gunner Croxton put up a handsome score ot 6S for tho two ranges, his aggregate including a "possible" at GOO yards. C.P.O. Martin's team won tho Martin challenge badges, with an aggregate score of 225; Gunner Boon's team camo second with 208; Gunner F. £. Martin's team, third, 182; Gunner Croxton's team, fourth, 182. Scores:— A Class, 200 GOO yds. yds. T'l. Gunner Croxton 33 35 68 jC.P.O. Mnrtin 32 33 G5 •Gunner Boon 32 29 61 Gunner F. E. Martin, 31-2S-59; fP.O. Bishop, 29-27-SG. B Class. ♦P.O. Campbell, 26-26-52; Gunner Hills, Gunner Atkinson, 2917—16. C Class. *tGunner Miscall, 29—27—56; Gunner Comrie, 27—25—51; fP.O. 'Williamson, 28 -23-51; Gunner Staples, 2S-22-50; Gunner Stratford, 26—18—11; Gunner Henderson, 17—21—37; Gunner Tollcy, 17—17—31. tMartin Badges. *Legs-in.

SUBURBS RIFLE CLUB. Tho Suburbs Defence Rifle Club .«oh-' linucd their shooting at Miramar for two special trophies presented for one day's shoot for the Saturday and Wednesday squads. Ranges wore 500 and GOO yards, 10 shots at each range. Tho following wetre the scores:— 500 GOO . ' yds. yds. H'd. T'l. F. Price 49 42 0 91 T. Ingles 41 44 3 91 A. Bellamore 40 11 i 91 C. Shiel, 45-32-11-91; S. J. White, 40-35-16-91; A. Jackson, 4S-40-O-88; T. R. Caplin, 42-39-G--87; C. Stewart, 31-29-20-80; *E. Cook, 39-31-0-70; D. M'Gavin, 28-25-10-G3; *- Mortenson, 2S-30—0—58. ♦Visitors. The club will continno its shooting next Saturday, with its third series at ranges 500, 600 and 700 yards. This being -tho first match in the series, members are asked to be present, in view of teams matches being fired later. A limited number of entry forms and score-sheets, for tho annual "Daily Mail" Empire Cup contest, are, now in tho hands of the New Zealand Rifle Club's executive, of which President H. Marshall (lvarorn is chairman, and Rifleman E. Coady (Karori) secretary. Rifle clubs requiring them should make prompt application.