RIFLE SHOOTING

Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 97, 19 January 1926, Page 4

RIFLE SHOOTING

KARORI CLUB

At Trenthani on Saturday last the Karori Defence Rifle Club fired the second and final round of the Willoughby Cup under musketry conditions. The v.'inucr of the cup is Rllmn. E. W. Jepson with a total score of 19G, and Rllmn. F. Ching secured the position of runnerup with a total score of 193. The third best score in this competition—l77—was put up bv Deputy-President 11. T. Marshall. The individual scores on Satur-

day were as follow:— M g 72 - m m B co H «P n Rllmn. E. W. Jepson 36 36 15 14 101 Rllmn. !•’. Ching 34 29 15 19 97 Dep.-l’rcs. 11. T. Marshall 29 22 10 20 81 Rflmn. J. C. Low, 30—23 —10—10—73; Rllmn. C. AVal|x>lo, 18—22—15—17—72; Rfiiun. H. Anderson, 30—8—10 —16—61; Rflmn. IV. C. Webb, 20-20-15-9-61; Rllmn. (J. M. Ching, 9—26—10—17—62; J’lliun K. Uaudcll, 29—13 —5 14 61; Rllmn.' 11, V. Croxton, 19-17—10-13-59; Rflmn. D. Robertson, 26 —14 —5—9 —54; Rflmn. H. Boon, 24 —3 —15 9 —51 ; Rflmn. AV. A. Stuart, 18-6—5—13—12; Rflmn. G. W. Buddy. 13-5—10—13—11; Rflmn. C. E. Frankland, 14—12 —5—10—41; Rflmn. J. Gibson, 16—0—0—19—35; Rflmn. Line, 13-5-5—9—32; Rflmn. B. Head, 11-3-10-6—30; Rflmn. J. S. Jobson. 9—5—0—12—26; Rflmn. A. Gorton, 15—0—0—7—22; Rllmn. F. J. McDonald, 10—0—0—9—19; President W. Judd, 0— o—o—l3—l3; Rflmn. P. BuncJl. 2—o—s———10; Rflmn. E. McWhirter, 7—G—o—o—- — Rflmn. R. Caughev, 6—(retired)-6; Rflmn. H. Raudell, s—o—0 —o—s; Rflmn. J. .McGill, 2 —0 —o—o0 —0 2. Next Saturday a championship shot will be held over ranges 803 and 900 ynrd "’ PETONE CLUB

The. Petone Rifle Club fired lhe first service competition at Treutham on Saturday. The conditions were good and some fine individual shoots were made. In the rapid, T. Warburton made top with 36, and in shooting down four plates also led in this practice. At tho snap practice. J. Seott headed the score with 24 points, and the limning man saw W. Jackson make a good 26. T. AVarbufton wins the A spoon and H. Rulo the B spoon. The scores were :—

R. 11. Nicholl, 21-11-15-16-63; Jackson, 26—3 —5—26—60; W. Mclveu, 20-14—10—12-56; F. Kershaw, 20-8— ]o—]3—sl; O. Pedersen. 25—5—0—9—44; A. Seott. 12-8-0-17-37: F. Kershaw, jun. 29—6—0—0—35: J. Hunter. 11—6— 5—8—33; AV. H. Ballinger, 8—3—5— 9— 20; C Lustv, 13—0—5—3—21; G. Cathcart, O—B—s—s—2o; E. Fuge, 3—9—5—3—20; G. Parker (visitor), 32—33—10—26—101; F. Bollard (visitor), 23-10-0—19—52; H StlUivan (visitor), 6-6—5—24-41. The team competition for Jenness anil Partridge’s badges resulted in a win for W. 11. Ballinger’s team,, the. scores being: AVarburton. 87; F. Kershaw, ,51; Pedersen. 40: A. Scoit, 3< ; and F. Kershaw, jun., 35; total, 251. points. The competition next Saturday ■mil bo (v,.> shoots at 8110yds.

7? S’ s S Ct X •3 £ cl w « e2 T. Warburton 36 14 20 17 87 J. Scott 21 24 5 18 68 H. Rule 28 U 5 20 67