KARORI CLUB

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 21, 26 January 1931, Page 4

KARORI CLUB

With rain coming down fairly hard at times, the Karori Club completed the second half of the C.A.C. and Bertram Cup series at Trentham on Saturday. All members can compete for the C.A.C. Cup, but handicaps ■ cannot be counted while the Bertram Cup is open only to men who have received handicaps in the competition, and scores include handicaps. The series consists of seven shots at each of the six ranges, and is spread over two weeks, the ranges on Saturday being 300 yards, 500 yards, and COO yards. H. Krankland, the runner-up of last year's competition, scored a popular win in annexing the C.A.C. Cup. He was standing rlith after the previous week's shoot, but by notching 99 on Saturday lie decided the issue beyond a doubt. O. M. Chins, who shot well in the first half and who was leading Frankland by one point at the conclusion of the 500 yds shoot, was unlucky enough to get a "maggie" for his last shot at 600, and thereby dropped to second place.

For the Bertram Cup. J. 1. King came' fust, with J. Grove in close attendance as runner-up.

.IUDD AND RANDELL AGGREGATE. : J. I. King 609, H. V. Croxton 606, G. Hunter 605, F. T. Freeman 602, R. Porter 3Sf>, T. H. R. Boon 583. .IOHNSTON CUP. T. H. R. Boon 355, J. M'Kclvie 300. Hi V. Croston 353, O. M. Ching 3.33, J. Grove ,351, F. T. Freeman 350. COLLINS CUP. J. M'Kclvie 363, V. T. "Freeman 361, J. I. King 360, J. Grove 355, O. M. Ching 355, H. P. Dorc 340, Next Saturday there ■will be tlie annual inter-club teams' match in both. senior and junior grades for the Union Shields. The senior team wi.ll be as follows: T. H. .R. Boon, H. V. Croxton, President K. Oaughley. L. A. Caldwell, F. W. Ching, O. M. Ching, S. Franklaud, P. B. Goldfinch; emrgencies, (1) W." J. H. House, 12) L. Old, (3) L. Hare. Junior team: H. P. TJore', J. Grove, F. Freeman, J. I. Kinfe, J. M'Kelvie, R. Porter, R. D. Potts, B. C. H. Rockel: emergencies, (1) A. I. Colcman, (2) G. Boddy, (3) E. W. Morrison, (4) J. B. Ritchie. Detail scores on Saturday are:— 300 500 000

Jf. V. Croxton. 30,. 33, 32, 0— OS; G. Boddy, 27, 32, 30, 6-95; A. C. Ahcrn, 24, 30, 26, 14—94; J. M'Kelvie, 30, 32, 29, 2— 03; J. B. Ritchie, 24, 2S, 32, 0—03; ,T. ttrove, 29, 33, 27, 3-92; B. C. H. Bockel, 29, 29, 29, 5—!)2; O. Jl.' Chinp, 31, 29, 31, 0—91; W. J. IT. Haasc, 32,.20, 31, 0-89; J'res. R. Caughley, 31, 32, 26, 0—89; T. H. R. Boon, 29, 34, 20, O—S9; H. V. Dore, , 32, 22, 6-88; E. D. Potts, 27, 2S, 27, ' f—B7; G. Hunter, 28,-28, 23, 7—86; P. B. TBldfioch, 29, 30, 23, 0—82; R, Porter, 26, % 23. 5-81; J. A. Clouston, 10, 14. 23, 16—63; C. B. Morrison, 31, 27, 0, o—sß.

Detail scores are: — C.A.C. GUP. 800yds. 300yds. 900yds. 500yds. Ttl. \ 1000yds. 600yds. H. Franlcland 88 09 187 *■). M. Ching 94 01 185 S. V. Croxton 89 95 184 T. W. Ching 84 B0 180 J. I. King 85 95 180 J. Grove 90 89 179 BERTRAM CUP. J. I.King 88 98 186 J. Grove 92 02 - 1S4 J. B. Ritchie ...... 8S 93 181 Gi Boddy S4 9.i 179 ; G. Hunter 92 SB 178 F. T. Freeman 79, 98 177 The leaders for the various aggregates [ and prices are given below:—

yd?, yds. yd?. I H. Frankland . 31 34 M T. I. King .... 31 31 , 33' K. T. Freeman 32 31 3V F. Chins .... 33 30 33 Hep. '1 0 3 4 0 Ttl « .9! 9(