OLD NAVALS CLUB
The Old Navals Rifle Club held a practice shoot at Trentham on Saturday afternoon over 500 and 600 yards ranges. Boisterous conditions prevailed, which made big scores somewhat difficult to obtain, j However, some good scores were recorded at both ranges. .- T. M'Gill and P. W. Congreve were' top at 500 yards with 44 each, followed by F. E. Franklyn and R. Cougreve with 43 each. At the 600 yards | ..range F. E. Franklyn was top with 46, followed by W. Kelly (42) and P. Con-| gteve (41). The leading aggregates were: V. K. Franklyn 89, P. W. Congreve 85, W.Kelly 83. . ;,. . J The scores are as follows:—■ 500 yds. 600 yds. TtlJ F. E. Franklyn 43 46 89 P. W. Congreve ....... 44 41 85 W. Kelly 41 42 83 T. M'Gill 44 38 82j R. Congreve, 43-38—81: C. Lawton, 39----40—79; J. Stevens, .40-38—78; W. Bell, 40----37—77; W. Philpott, 34-40—74; J. Bell, 37-35—72; F. C. Standidge, 37-35—72; C. Lawton, juu., 40-32—72. . ' : Next Saturday the annual1 match" with the Upper Hutt Club for the Stone Shield Trill be held; the ranges will be 300, and 600 yards. The shoot will count for the championship and first series. ,
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 90, 13 October 1931, Page 3
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