TISDALL CUP COMPETITION.

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 2, 2 July 1929, Page 16

TISDALL CUP COMPETITION.

TUo second annual competition event of tho Sydney TisdaU Cup resulted la a food win for (ho Sydenbam Club. Each member of tbo team will receive a minlaturo sllvor cup, suitably engraved, and the cup Itself will bo held by the club for tho ensuing yCRr. The departure) from lntcr-assoclation to lntcrclub shooting wav fully justified, twenty-throo clubs throughout New Zealand participating. The dot&llod results are as follow:—Sydcnhani 978, Uutt (Wolllngtou) 976. Caslimcro 960, Ashburton 968. Aolea (Wellington) ot)2, Foathorston 360, Chrlstchurcn Railways BCD, Harbour Board (Wcililncton) 956, Wellington Suburbs 955, I'ubllc Scrviro (WellluKtou) 955, Karori (Wolllngton) 955, Olmkea 052, llawera 919, Westport No. 1 916, Bulls 943, Wellington South 341. Timaru Firo Brlgado 939, Kerlaha 924, Invercarglll 012 .Weatport Xo. 2 901. T.W.M.C. (Wellington, Timaru. and Fontheriitoh South did not return targets. Tho Individual scores lv each team wcro:— Sydenham.—J. CraUj 99, S. O. Hay 90, 11. Barker 98. C. Jessop 97. .1. Bills 97, J. Clark 99, W. Cockroft 00, L. Pimm 100, C. Thorn 99. W. Barrett 98. Hutt (Wellington).—H. Morris 9T, F. Korshaw 9", C. Lambert 96, D. lladen 97, O Chlng 00. J. Boss 98, P.-Chine 9D, Bittors 96. L. Haro 100, Goldfinch 100. Cashmoro (Chrlstchurch). —G. E. Naylor 99 li. liagg 97. H. Haworth 97, It. NolU 90, W. Guy 96, G. Alexander 07, A. Craw 95, F. Judkius 97, D. M'Donald 100, A. O. Jlartln 95 Ashburton.—E. B. Truman 97, T. F Smith 98, F. Clark 98, C. Glasscy 87, D. F. Kolr 99 A. J. Shopherd 97, K. K. Johnston 95, F. Porter 93, R. Bramley 98, S. Chllds 91. Aotoa (Wellington).—A. H. O'Donncll 95, T. Monk 99, R. Chapmau 95, J. E. Pitt 9D >\ Williams 98, O. Pedorson 9R, n. S. Ballincor 94, H. Durrant 06, 1. Hunter 95, T Chapman 95. Featheretoi;.—Miss Hablb 92, F. Austin 97 A. Vile 93, W. Johnson 97. S. Barclay 9"' Mrs. Crawford 94, G. Bowrlng 06, h. G. Benton 98. M'Konzlc 98, C. J. Nix 98. Railways (Chrlstchurch).—F. Sullivan 98, W. Sullivan 99, H. Sanders 00, F. Hodge 96 L. LUley 92, T. Duckworth 96, W. Blood 95 W. Crossen 97, G. Rylatt 06, J. Murray 95 Harbour Board (Wellington).—D. Emerson H. Prince 92, C. Prlnco 98. W.'m'Bulu 95 " TVT,' l ma nr c U riro, Brlßade.—G. Campbell 90, S. Watt 95, w. M'Cann 95, 3. Murray 94 A. Hooke 93, H. Gledhili 94, W. Best 96, J. Mooro 9fl, T. Thomson 92, P. Newman 91 Norlaba.—B. SigversUen 88, K. Daysb 92 Vi. Drysdala 90, E. Lawrence 95, J P Slcvertsen 89 O. B Lozell 92. W. Mauser 94. K. Farrow 9,->, C. Slgvortscn 92, P. Berry 97 InvercarglU.—M. Sheehan 94, W. Mlllcy 92, S. Stewart 5.5, H . Edmonds 94, P. U . Motey 94, W. S, Aysor 90, A. K. Wills 90. C. H. Smith 90, 3. Morrison'94, E. Russell 89 Westport No. 2.— J. Mulllns .83, A. L. 'Williams 92, A. BruonlnK 03, T. Vincent 02 L A. Solomon 8». A. NotUe 94, J. Singer 85," W Murray 86, A. Wilds 88. A. Roberts 97 S? 9 969.^.T1ur 6f0?: Hard' nE *' * _Wostport No. X._w. Earl 93. A. J. Green 95, L. Jordan 97 N. E. Solomon 94. R. Snow H J:T Ar^X Ck 9 30. 7F. L- L .WEvan'fb3 J- Ph'bbs 96 ' S h r 39X J-C BTdwar 9d°s gi. \ 9 f • % StZ eni'r DR« 0 K n S?"", 1—Ahlor3 93- nahnshaw 03, *nf' 96;, Staples 92. Weeds 95, Teal 93 Jrt^n 99£ B°ddy °2 ' X>" W- Coußre™ n£?&. (rßrirtfish^r9^ 7SWanson 95, B. Roekel 96 3 L Klnc % n Dorc.o3, F. Freeman ,97, H Frankland 98 Ohakea.-W. Hill 92. A. VU T 95' vile 97, J. Simpson 98, J. Richardson 96* c niVl ardson 04, H. M-Kogney 98, X ■ Ballev as" F. .Lumsden 90. A. Stephens 91. V ' HUTT VALLEY LADIES. An evening of more than usual intorpKt inav place on the club range on' Tuesday is?h Hta. Child,, welcomed^ ZZAg^S*.

part in a match between teams led by tlio captain. Mrs. May, and vleo-captnln, Mm. l,n,iiy. Five shots each wore tlruil, nli countlux. Kcviiral of the visitors did remarkably well coimlilirIng It was the drat time they hud haiMllvd n rifle. Ono young laily rcßlitcrod ,12 out or 50. Tho shooting was In palm, each kciill"--man having n lady partnor, tho total r.curo counting Cards and music wcro cnjnyml, and a very dainty supper was served. Tho winner of tbo llrsl and r.ncond rluli competitions are:—No. 1 competition, nllm Warnur 1, Mrs Chllds 2; No, 2 competition Mrs. Nightingalo 1, Mrs. Taylor 2, Mm. Warrior 3. Tho four leading aggregates or tho nix shoots are thoso of Mrs. Nightingale. Mrs. Greenfield, Mrs. May, and Mrs. Warner. PORT NICHOLSON LADIES. The socond monthly compolltlon concluded on Thursday, and resulted in a win for Mm Otton, with Miss King (a Orst year iihol)' a close second. The scores woro- Mm! Otton 204.8, Miss King 204.05, Mlsx Cumoroti 204.06. Miss Ualllday 203.08, Miss M'Uulro 203.62, Mrs. Kershaw 202.05. Mrs. I'rlnco 200.78, Miss Foy 200.53, Mrs. Fowler 200.32. The third competition commences on Tburitday. PUBLIC SERVICE CLUB. Tho cloven loading aggrcgato tnin scores of membors who havo completed tho llfth shoot %„ i I st ""I"'"'? competition aro: Croxton 341, Forbes 311, Poutawcra 341, Glbuon 33H, rotts 536. Nicholson 335, Clark 333. Blade :JM, Bromley 332, Ulgginson 332, Williams 332. The details are: Croxton, 68. GG, CO, 68, 70; Forbes, iO, 00, 08, 66, 67; Toutawcra, 67, GB. 68 (HI 89: Gibson. 67. 68. 67, 69, C 7; I'otts, «8. Os! 64. 68. 68; Nicholson. 67, 66, 70. 63 6!» • Claris 69, G9. 64, 64, 67; Slado. G7. 63. 08, 08. 67 ; Bromley, 67, 68, 65. 67, 65; lllgßlnson, 60. 69. 68, 68. 67: Williams, 67. GS, G6, GB. G5. Tho leading aggregato gun scores of ladies who have completed tho fifth shoot arc:—Mrs. Potts 67, 68, 68, 67. 67-337; Miss Ellison, GB. 66. 68, 66, G5-333; Mis Cavo (now member). 63, 64, 65, 65, 66-323; Mrs. Croxton, 66, 63, 63, 66, 63-321. SOUTH CLUB. Ths Juno competition results are: "A" grade Robertson (scr), 207, first trophy. Weeds (scr), 206, P. W Congreve (scr). 206, and it Congreve (3), 203, tied for tho socond trophy Robertson, with tbo highest rifle score, takes tho 801 l medal B grade: Six competitors tied •or the first and second trophy, Garrctt 204 3--207; Spencer, 202, 5-207; Tomlln, 201 6-207 • J. Henderson, 201, 6-207; EL Hands. 190, 8-207; and. Murray, 190, 17-207. Garrctt, with t.hu highest rifle score, for B grado and for Junior members takc3 "The Times" ccrtlflcato and the club's silver badge. C. Teal, A. Macdonald, and P. W. Congrovo each with 69, tied for tho Congrcvo ju R In tho Ehoot-oIT tho jug was won by Con^rovo. All tics not yet decided will be shot oil tonight. SUBURBS CLUB. With one 3hoot to go tho following aro leading In tho June competition:— A grade: Dr Haywood 13S, Peat 138, Hunt 137, Hester 136, Mottram 135. B grado: Hartnell 132, Stewart 132 Eldrldge 128, Mrs. Peat 127. In this competition competitors aro allowed to drop one shot during th» month. Dr. Haywood In his last four shoots has made 69"5, and'will be hard to beat. Hartnell (B grado) Is a beginner and has scored 68 on two rocent occasions. He is a promising member. It is pleasing to record that one of tho club' 3 senior members, Alf Harris, notched a possible recently. K. E. Hester and JL R. Hunt, with B. Mottram (first emergency) were chosen to represent the club In the Wellington team which competes with association teams throughout tho Empiro In this year's match for tho B.S.A. Cup. Tho rosult or tho Juno competition is just to haud. In tho A grado Dr. Haywood secured a popular win with three 69's (207), Ho is shooting very well and has now registered 69's for each of his last five shoots. H. B. Hunt was second with an aggregate of 206. A Stewart (203) easily led for first placo iv the B grade. This young competitor, whoso outdoor performance with the .303 riflo is of a very high order, will soon Qualify for A grade. Other leading scores in B grade were W. Potter 190, Pattlson 109, Hartnell 194, Mrs. Peat 194, and Eldridgo 190. Four now members were onrollod last week. In its match against Brooklyn, Uia Suburbs "B" team was beaten by 3 points. Hoffeins made 68 for the wiuniug team, and Stewart 68 and Potter 67 for tho losers. Young, who commonccd shooting this year, secured 66 his best shoot so far. Mombers aro reminded that on Thursday evening the secretary requires tho names (and entry fees) of those members who intend to competo in the New Zealand championship meeting. On Thursday evening, tho A grado team will meet Harbour Board on the association range. A fullattendance is desired. GENERAL. A letter receivod recently by (ho Exocutlvo Committee, W.M.R.A., afforded much ploasuro to all thoße who workod so hard to make the recent championship meeting a success. The letter stated, inter alia. . . . "On behalf of the members of my club who participated at tho championship meeting, I wish to congratulate you and your officers on tho very able way in which the meeting was carried out, there being nothing wanting in any way whatIn response to a request a promtnont t^ity member has subscribed a series of "Don'ts" relative to conduct on the range, and of value, therefore to all new clubs. These will appear in duo course. Batches for next week. "b" grade.—fifth hound. Section A. Hutt versus Potone Ladies, Sth July. "Evening Post" versus South No. 1, Bth July nutt Ladies v. Public Service No. 1, ath July Brooklyn v. W.W.M.C. 10th July. Aot<;a No. 1 v. Suburbs, 10th July. Soctlon B. Karorl vorsus Aotca No. 2, !)th July. I'.W.M.C. vorsus Brooklyn Ladies, 10th July. Hutt Valley Ladles v. Harbour Board, 11th July. Port Nicholson Ladies versus South No 2 11th July. ' Public Service No. 2 versus Petono Central 11th July. Club notos, etc., should bo forwarded to Aperture," Room 3, top floor, Government Life Insurance Building, Wellington, on or before Saturday.