ON THE MOUNDS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1291, 21 November 1911, Page 3

ON THE MOUNDS.

SPORT WITH THE RIFLE. at ti;e.\"tham ANI) ELSEWHEBE. Another gnsty afternoon gavo tho riflemen on Iho various mounds at Trentham and elsewhere considerable difficulty in compiling respectable aggregate scores in their Saturday competitions. .As will be seen from the appended results not a few experienced some di?com<iturc at, the hands of the sportive zephyrs:— PETONE RIFLE CLUB. Second niiite.li, at SOrt and 'JOO yards (No. 1 competition). ]!cmiUs: — A Clars. Wood :« 2S 1 «' Jlovris ™ - 11 r " Shannon -8 -i> Clout, 27—26—;>-58; I'.uilknor, senr., 29 —2:i—j—, r i7; fl. C. Eussell. 26-3n-ser.-jh: M'lver, 2S —2G —ser. —51: K. C. Tius.-011. -h —27—5e.r.—53: W. Ballinger, 27— -o.': 11. F. I'ussell. 22-26-1-52; Orcie. 21—27—=cr.—51; Bird, 23—27—scr.—50; JjBallineer, 27-23-scr.-50; M'llvnde, '->> —20 —foj.—lS: C'alwoll, 2t —18—5 li I Knight, 16 —22—5—13; M'Lachlan, 21—21— rrr.—l2; S()ogcci', 10 —3J)—^cr.—3S; Ayson, 3—11—5—22. B Class. Burridge. 33 27 0 W Nicholso'j '-0 iS scr. J. Clark 23 30 1 »' I'. Clark. 28—23—5—57; Clendon, 2S—2O —n—s7: I'lcmiu?, 30—23—3 —50; Hogg, junr., 17—27—12—56; 'Warnurton. 25—in— 4—5-1; Buckingham, 22—21—10—53; _ >jlliers, 15—211-12—5.'); Glcnnie, 2S—li—•— 52; Edlin, junr., 23—22—1 —19; Coulter, 22—17 —10—-ID; Hogg, senr., 23—1G—10—49; Pollock, 23 —22 —3—-IS; Flaws, 25—10—&— 41: I'aulknor, junr., 13—2-I—scr. —37. Tlio following are tho aggregates to date in the teams' matchrs:— iM'Uvride. 352; Ballinser, 312; Spencer, 320; Bird, 310; it'Lachlun, 30S. KARORI RIFLE CLUB. Fourth competition, at Trenthaui._ for prizes presented by Messrs. W. Nidd, Judd and Kundall, W- E. Jackson, Andrew Collins, and J. J. Cassells. Ranges, 300 and 500 yards. Resuits:fico. Ilalliday -15 43 — 93 If. O. Brown ' 42 -Hi . r > 93 Geo. Jones 41 42 9 W C. 41—(7—3t; A. Caldwell, io--4G-91; J. Burns, 47-14-91; W. Judd, 15 -45-90; H. V. Croton, 42—47—59; J. M. Eabe. 41—45—89; H. Marshall, 42-16—S3; I'. Wickens, -13—45—53; J. 11. Turner, 4-1— 4:1—87; W. Chimside, 41—39—5—85; A. Fellows, 40—44—84; H. Bulford, 40 — It —Si; K. Randall, 41-43-SI: W. A. Street, 4137—G—81; A. C. Maisoy, 39—1I —S3; J. Butler, 42-36-5-83; F. Standidge. 41— 40—81; 11. Plimiiier, 41-37-81; \V. Greig, 36—20—16—75; F. Skinner, 28—3S—8— <4; H. Coker, 39-27-7-73.

SECOND TROPHIES' SERIES. The Suburbs Defence Rifle Club opened their second series for trophies at ranges 300, 500, and GOO yards. The wind was very tricky, from the north-west, making the shooting very hard at the longer ranges. This is the first time this year the club used the figure target, with the 8-inch invisible bull at 300 yards, and some fairly Kood scores were put up at this range. The following were" the scores A Class. 300 500 GOO yds. yds. yds. T'l. J. Smart 30 30 33 03 C. Milrov 32 31 27 00 R. Barkl'e 30 30 20 89 Will. Jackson, 31-30-28-39; Captain Ross, 31-32-2G-S9; A. Jackson, 31-2G-23 -85; J. Given, 27-30-27-84; J. W. MacLean, 29—20—21—83; H. 800n.'27—20 29— 82; H. Hunt, 31—23—28—82; C. Fisher, 31 -27—23-81; W. M. Jackson, 30 —29—22 — 81; F. Price, ■ 28—25—27—50 W. t'ellingham,33—34—23—SO; T. Chapman, 25—29— 25-79; W. Gower, 23-27-27-77; A. C. Bellamore, 25—28—22 —75;. H. Snclling, 25 —22-25—72; R. M'Dobsou,' 20—23—17—00. B Class. 300 500 600 yds. yds. j-ds. H';i. T'l. G. Oliver 31 33 28 U 92 A. Otton 30 25 28, . 5 .K8 H. Gawitli 23 32 26' ' G 87 M. Evans, 25-31-22-0-78; W. 11. Cook, 23 —25—21 —5 —77. C Class. 300 500 GOO yds. yds. yds. H'p. T'l. P. Bowman 21 27 28 1 SO F. Staeey 29 23 22 2 7G G. Hill 27 18 27 3 75 Cr. Winchcombo, 27—25—19—2—73; H. Inkersell, 21-2G-10-7-73; G. Jones, 24-21-24-0-69; C. Stewart, 2D—27—20-2— G8; S. Rutledge, 28-24-10—(-GG; A. Giddon, 25—17—20—5—67; R. Brady. 17, 19— 16 —7—59; C W. Johnstone, 22—18—4—10. 'Retired at GOO yards. UPPER HUTT RIFLE CLUB. Tho Vpner Ilutt Rifle Club continued its compeßtions on Saturday for the Wilfonl and King aggregates and trophies, Rifleman I). Inmim-Tod getting u leg-in- for Mr. R. Quinn's trophy. Highest scores (500 and (100 yards);— O. Inman-Tod 43 41 3 89 P. Whiteman ........ 45 41 2' 88 n. Martin 39 31 17 87 A. Allan, 41-41—4-86; C. Allan, 37-27-18-82; F. Wilkie, 45—3G—0—81; W. Elveridge, 38—22—8—68.