WALLACEVILLE GUN CLUB

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 53, 6 March 1929, Page 16

WALLACEVILLE GUN CLUB

; The weather was favourable lust Satur-. day when the Wallaceville Gun-Club held the final shoot for the cup presented by Mr. S. Tisdall. The match resulted in a win for L. A. Caldwell, and an this was the second time he had been successful, he won the cup outright. Scores:—-L. A. Caldwell (16 yards), J. Seholes (16 yards), 9 breaks each;W. Donovan .(23 yards), and C: Pearse. (17 yards), 8 breaks each; J. Cavu (22 yards), Fearon (11 yards), H Smith (13 yards), aud C. Swanson (11 yards, 7 breaks each; E. VV. Peaitse (24 yards), H. Morris (16 yards), arid S. Scott (11 yards), 6 breaks each; C Moore (14 yards), and N. Irvine (16 yards), 5 breaks each; W. B. Smith (18 yards), 2 breaks; J. Kirkwood (llyards), no lireaks.-

Xhe next match was of ten birds, for a trophy presented by Mr. W. B. Smith, and was won by C. G. Pearce,' who shot the possible:—C.: G.;Pearse'(l7 yards), 10 breaks; E. VV. vPearsfe! (24 .yards), 11. ■Morris (16 yards), and B. Feftn (14 yards), 9 breaks each; L. A. Caldwell (17 yards)* N. Irvine'(l6 yards); J.Schbles (16 yards), C. Moore (14 yards), H. Smith (13 yards), 8 breaks each; J. Cave (22 yards), and C. Swanson (11 yards), 7'breaks each; W. Donovan (23 yards), and A. Geange (11 .yards), 6 breaks-.each; S. Scott (U yards), aud ! Fearon (11 Jyards), 5 breaks each. .The last match was a fiveibird sweepstake, and was. divided by J. Scholee, H. Smith, and Fearon. Scores: J.,;'Seholes (18 yards), 1:?!!; Smith: (13 yards), Fearon (11 yards),.s' breaks' each;" E: -W. Pearse (24 •yards)^J-'Cave 1 (22vyards)v^O. G' Pearse (18 yards),,G. ; Mopie (14. yards), B. Feun (14 yards),'!andj'A. Geange (11 yards), 4 breaks each; L. A. Caldwell (17 -yard*), H. Morris (16 yards), N.lrvine (16 yards), and C. Swanson (11 yards), 3 breaks each; S. Scott (11 yards); 2 breaks; W. B. Smith (18 yards), 1 break. •