MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 241, 29 June 1918, Page 10

MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING

ARMY ORDINANCE CLUB. On Wednesday and Thursday evenings a match was fired for tho first "leg" in a gold medal competition, the prize for which was presented by Sergt.-Major Luckman. Some very good shooting was registered, as will be seen from the following scores and handicaps:— Shoot H'p T1 Nicholson, J. W (18 scr. G8 Duffy 67 1 08 Lattey 65 3 GS Aston, 67—scr.—G7; Strickland, 63 —i — 67; Batclielor, 03—5—67; Austin, 61—6— 67; Macgregor, 57—10—67; Watt, 60—5— 65; Bowker, 60—i —64; M'Glashan, 58— 3—01; Nicholson, W. E., 55—scr.—55; Waller. 44—6—50 j Foster, 38-10—18. WELLINGTON ASSOCIATION. Tho Wellington Miniature Rifles Association has now completed the third found of the competitions for tho Osmond Champion Cup and the Osmond Rose Bowl. The following are. the highest scores for this round:— Osmond Champion Cup.—Lee, 99; Porteons, 98; Nicholson, 96; Mtiir, 95; Venimore, 95; Fraser, 95; Miss Wakelin, 94; Dayman, 94; Franklyn, 94; Mrs. Cunlilfe, 93; Prier, 93; Adams, 93; Myers 93. Osmond Rose Bowl.—Miss Wakelin, 67; Miss Drummond, 66; Mrs, Stiekells, G5; Mrs. Wild, 65; "Mrs. Galvin, 65; Miss Coningham, 65; Miss Hogg, 64; Mrs. Fuller, 01; Mrs. Warner, 61; Mrs. ■Somerville, 04. The leading aggregates are now:— Osinond Champion Cup.—Venimore, ! 257; Miss 'Wakelin, 285; Porteous, 285; i Dayman, 283; Lee, 252; Cook, 282; Rich- | anison, 282; Mitir, 278; Nicholson, 277. Osmond Rose Bowl.—Miss Wakelin, 198; Mrs. Fuller, 198; Mrs. Wild, 190; Miss Anderson, 191: Mrs. Cunlifl'e, 190; Miss Coningham, 190; Mrs. Scroggs, IS9; Mrs. Warner, 187; Mrs. Gavin, 187; Miss Zohrab, 180.

. Next month the association will commence a series of inter-club matches. There are nine teams entered in (lie "A" grade and 10 teams in the grade, and trophies donated by Messrs. W. J. Blundell and Arthur Ballinger have been allocated for the highest, individual average secured in each clnss.