RIFLE SHOOTING. SATURDAY'S MATCHES.
The following rifle shooting took place on Saturday afternoon : — PETONE RIFLE CLUB. Third match, fourth aggregate. Scores also count for the shield and Grace trophies. Ten shots at 600 and 800 yards. Scores: — I
Riflemen W. Cook (6), 82: G. A. Drummond. 81; G. Wood, 80; W. H. Henderson, 80; J. M'Lachlan 80; S. Knight (7), 80 ; W. J. M'llvride, 78 : G. W. Faulknor, 76: S. Spencer, 71; H. F. Ayson i 5), 69; J. Devine (10), 63; W. H. Ballinger, jun., 67; G. Clout, 67; R. Flaws (9), 65; C. Bird. 59; H. Pollock |12), 57; .1. Ross,
51. JOHNSONVILLE RIFLES. Final match for company champion belt, and trophies presented by Messrs. W. Angell, Easson and Sons, J. May, and N. Rice; also for gold medal presented by, Captain Moore to the winner of the A class, and gold medal presented by Lieut. Sloane to the winner of the B class competition : —
B Class. Pvt. J. Furgußson, 83; Pvt. D. Furgusson, 61; Pvt. H. Richardson (2), 71; Pvt. M'Crae (12), 61 ; Pvt. M'Farlane (12), 60. The following is the aggregate for the four matches: — Corporal Washington, 345 ; Sergt. Morgan, 322 ; Pvt. Cook, 315 ; Pvt. Bell, 312; Pvt. Swan, 305; Pvt. J. Furgusson (8), 284; Pvt. D. Furgusson, 274; Pvi. M'Rae (38), 217; Pvt. H. Richardson (4), 217; Pvt. M'Farlane (37), 116. SUBURBS RIFLE CLUB. Competition for trophies presented by the Ardath Tobacco Company, Messrs. G. Winder, George and George, G. Tulloch, and W. H. Hornig. The wind \;as very tricky. Scores (10 shots at 500 and 600 yards) : —
A. J. Jackson, 36; F. Price (3), 85; AY. JM. Jackson, 84; Will Jackson (6), 84; J. L. Turner, 79; R. Love (8), 76; A. Turner (12), 75; Fellingham (3), 73. B Class. J. Tandy (6), 88 ; J. G. Newton (8), 84 ; S. White (11), 84; W. Isaacs (18), 79; AY. Colley (6), 78; (J. Shiel (13), 78; T. Ingles (6), 73; F. Dovunaii (6), 72; 11. Inkersell (15). 71; E. Whitcombe, 67; W. ilornig (6), 56.
Olass. 1. Oliver W. Gower D. M'Gavin 500 600 Hep. Tl. ... 45 41 5— 91 ... 46 41 3— 90 ... 45 36 8 — R9
A ClaEs. 200 500 600 Tl. ZJorp Washington ... 29 30 29 —38 Pvt. Cook ... . 30 31 26 —87 3ergt. Morgan 30 31 31 —92 Pvt. Ball, 81; Pvt. Swaa (12), 59.
I iflmn. J. Clark Iflmn. J. Caldwell Iflmn. T. W. "Warburton 600 800 i 42 47 39 44 39 44Hep. Tl. 0 — 89 4 — 87 4 — 87
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18, 23 January 1911, Page 3
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