RIFLE SHOOTING

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3066, 30 April 1917, Page 7

RIFLE SHOOTING

." i THEKARORI CLUB. _ The members of the' Karori Defence Rifle Club tired the final match on Saturday afternoon for the C.A.C. Cup on I the Petone Rifle Club's range at Waiiiwetu. The' cup was won 1 by DeputyPresident ; Willqughby with 180 points, Rifleman G. Tinney was runner-up with 174 points. The C.A.C. Clip has previously been won first by President H Marshall, then Rifleman. J. G. Faulkner, and then by the present holder President H. Marshall Trophies were won in the grand aggregate by the following handicap men—Rflmn. W. I Clark, Rflmn. AV. Morrah, Rflmn. W. H: Cox. The following are the scores for Saturday's shoot:— : ■ ' '. ,800 900 1000 Ti • .• t, /, yds ' y ds - >' ds - TJ - Deputy-President -Willoughby , 2!) 28 30 87 Rflmn. G. Tinney 30 28 25 83 Rflmn. .W. Morrah ... 30 .29 21 80 Rflmn. W. I. Clark, 31—25—23—79 ■ Rflmn. A; S. T. ■28—28—20—76; Rflmn. E. Daniel, 24—22-38—74 • Rflmn. W. H. Cos, 24—29—19—72Rflmn. R. H. Hooper, 25—24—21—70 • President W. Judd, 21—25—23—69 • Bfthn; H. V. Croxton, 24—28—16—68; Rflmn. W. Skegg, 24—16—21—61Rflmn. H. Preston, 21—24—8—53.

The grand aggregate over the six ranges is as follows:—Deputy-Presi-dent Willoughby, 180; Rflmn. G. Tinney, 174; Rflmn.- W. I. Clark, 169: Rflmn. W. Morrah, 166; Rflmn. A. Butler, 163; Rflmn. H. V: Croxton, 162; Rflmn. W. H. Cos, 160; Rflmn. E W Daniel, 158;' President W. Judd, 165 • Rflmn. R. H. Hooper, 143; Rflmn. AV, Skegg, 143; Rflmn. H. Preston, 134.

.. , • . SUBURBS CLUB. The Suburbs Defence Rifle Club completed the fourth.-series on Saturday at ranges 300yds.,.500yds:, and 600 yds. The best shoot off the rifle was made by J. Smart (93). A possible was made by H. Boon at 500 yds. The following is the result of the fourtn series, four shoots, three highest to count :— 300 500 600 ■_.-., T J*, yds. yds. Tl. W. A. Isaac 97 91 96 284 'J. Bassett 91 97 95 283 C.Jeffries „ 91 94 97 282 J. Smart. 91 94 'U3 278 A. C. Bellamore, 91—89—93—275; J G. Ne-wton, 85—97—91—273; P. AVinchcomb,'. 85—91—97—273: W. J. Spencer, 91—91—90—272. ' ' 300 500 600 . yds. yds. yds. Hp. Tl. Rflmn. W. Cropp 28 31 27 10 97 Rflmn. Boniface 24 30 29 14 97 Rflmn. C. Jeffries 27 30 24 16 97 Rflmn. Wiiiclicomb '27 25 26 19 97 ■" P. Winchcoml) 25 29 24 19 97 Rflmn. IV. A. Isaac, 32—25—29—10 —96; Rflmn. A. C. Bellamore, 25—20— 32—9-95; Rflmn. G. B. Williamson, 34—28-23-10-95; Rflinn. J. Bassott, 24—25-31—15-95; Rflmn. C. B. Jenkins, 28—30—30—6—04: Rflmn. J. Smart, 32—30—31—0—93; Rflmn. B. Dunn, 26-31—26—10—93; Rflmn. F. Stacey, 29-31—25—6—91; Rflmn. W. J. Spencer, 25—31—24—10-90; Rflmn. H. Hunt, 33—30—26—0—«y; Rflmn. H. Boon, 30—35—24—0—89; Rflmn. W. Fellingham, 31—29—23-6-89; Rflmu. A. Harris, 26—30—19—10—85; Rflmn. 6. Emms, 24—16—21—21—85; Rflion. E. B. S. Hill, 24—24—16—21— 85; Rflmn. AV. C. Winchcorab, 13-27 Rflmn. J. C 4. Newton, 28-27-16-10-81; Rflmn. C. R. Graham, 25—23—18—15—81: Rflmn E. C. Duncan, 20—187-19—21—78 ■ Sflmn. R. J. Gray, 25—31—21-0—77.