MINIATURE RIFLES

Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 297, 14 September 1927, Page 8

MINIATURE RIFLES

final round. Notes by ’’Sighter." The results of last week’s r atches are

POSITION OF TEAMS. With one more round to be fired the position of teams is as tabled below. As the t»o leading teams meet in the final round, a very interesting match will be

POSTAL JIATCH-SYDNEY V. WELLINGTON. As reported by cable last week tho Sydney-Wellington postal match resulted in a win for Wellington. As no official word has been received from Sydney , and no scores ot the Sydney team have been received, this must not be taken as correct, •as the totals cabled ure altogether incorrect. Full details of this match will be published as soon as possible after word has been received from Sydney. HUTT VALLEY L.VDIES’ CLUB.

Tho Hutt Valley Ladies’ Club has been busy lately with friendly matches, and two have taken place on their range. The first . .was with the W.W.JI.C., and in tho match the ladies won. Jlessrs. Woods, Walker and Saul tied for first place, and in the shoot-off Mr. Saul won. Dlr. Ruddle won the consolation. The second match, fired last Thurscay, was against the South Club, and about 16 members of this club journeyed to the ladies’ range. An exceedingly interesting shoot took place between B grade members of both clubs, and also . A grade. Tho scores were not very high, but the friendly rivalry made the meeting enjoyable. 'Cards were played and musical selections rendered at intervals made tho time pass all too quickly. Trophies were presented to tho highest and lowest scorers in each club, and speeches wore made by Mrs. Warner tor the ladies and Mr. Congreve for tho men. Supper was served by tho ladies after each match, and everybody thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The ladies have finished their first competition shoot for the president’s (Mrs. Galvin) trophy. Mrs. Warner was first in A <Tade, with Mrs. May runner-up. Mrs. Phillips was first in B grade, and Mrs. Warner runner-up. JIATCHES FOR NEXT WEEK. A Grade (11th Round Final). Harbour Board v. South I, H.B. lamm, September 19; Brooklyn v. P.\V M.C., Brooklyn range, September 20; Suburbs v. Railway, Y.M.C.A. range, September 21; Public Service 2 v. Aoten Railway range, September 22; Pul> lie’Service 1 v. Hutt, Railway range, September 22; South 2, a bye.

as follow _ A GRADE—TENTH ROUND. Public Service 1 and P.W.M.O. Croxton ... 70 Kruse 70 Low ... 70 Hutchen 69 Gibson .. 68 Smith 68 Webb .. 68 Ryder 67 Ponta ivera .. 67 Walsh 65 Stuart 66 fsjeeon 62 Mrs. Potts .... .. 65 Batty 62 474 463 Brooklyn and Railway. McPhun .. 69 Cories 68 Carstens .. 68 W orboys 67 Westwood .. 67 Anderson 65 Beavis .... ....... .. 66 Cook 65 Graham .. 64 Miss Minogue ... 65 Miller .. 62 Miss Carr 62 Hoffeins .. 62 Miss / rmstrong 61 458 453 Hutt and Aotea. 0. Ching .... .. 70 Pederson 70 Hare .. 69 O’Donnell 69 F. Ching .. 68 Dodgson 67 Goldfinch . .. 68 Stevens 63 Morris .. 67 Scambury - 62 Kershaw .. 67 Hobbs 62 Bish Crook 61 —— ——— 475 4M South 2 and Harbour Board. Henderson .. 70 Niclioll 70 Spencer .. 68 Williams 68 Frank lyn . .. 68 McGill 67 Scott Conibear 68 Satherley 66 . 68 McCarthy 66 Rees .. 67 Swift 64 Preston .. 65 Gordon 63 —- — — 474 464 South 1 and Suburbs. McNab .... .. 70 Smart .... 70 Congreve .. 69 Haase 69 Dement .... ....... .. 68 Hester 69 Ahlers .. 68 Goodall 68 Otton .. 67 Harris 68 Caldwell .. 67 Kidd 65 Teal ........ .. 65 KLottram 56 —1. 474 465

witnessed M. W. L. D. Pts. Public Service 2 ... ... 9 9 1) 0 18 ... 9 9 0 0 18 South 1 .... 9 7 2 0 14 Publia Service 2 ... 9 4 4 1 9 South 2 .... 10 4 6 0 8 P.W.M.C ... 9 4 5 0 8 Brooklyn ... 9 3 5 1 7 Railway —• ... 9 3 6 0 6 Harbour Board ... 9 2 •5 2 6 ... 9 o 5 2 Suburbs - ... 8 2 7 0 4