SUBURBS CLUB

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 9, 12 January 1932, Page 5

SUBURBS CLUB

The Suburbs Defence Rifle Club completed its second series on Saturday over ranges of SCO and 900 yards. A choppy "fish-tail" wind made shooting difficult, and several misses were recorded. In

■ spite of this, several excellent scores were made at 800 yards. H. R. Hunt, with a fine score of 48, took first place, aud he was closely followed by H. T. Peat with 17, Deputy-Eresideut Goodall, 4(5, K. Pringle, 45, and President McLean., 44. At 900 yards the scoring dropped considerably, only two riflemen gaining over 40 points. H. R. Hunt again led with a good total of 44, Deputy-President Goodall being next with 41, while Deputy-President W. G. Fellingham and AY. Hutchcson each scored 40.-.: The result of the second series was as follows:—Deputy-Pres.dent W. G. Fellingham, 289 points, 1; 11. R. Hunt, 2SB points, 2; Deputy-President Goodall, 284 points, a; H. T. Peat, 284 points, 4; S. Neilson, 2SI points, 5. The sixth prize was won by W. Isaac, who'scored the highest number of points among the juniors. ; Saturday's scores were:— 800 900 yds. yds. Hep. Tl. *H. R. Hunt 43 44 6 9S *.H. T. Peat ........ 47 3S 11 ■«6 *W. Hutcheson .42 40 11 33 *T. Goodall ......... 46 41 5 -92 : *R. Pringle, 45-34-12—91; L.' Cheyne, 42-37-11—90; H. G. Johnston, 38-27-23—88; W. G. Fellingham, 42-40-5—87; S. F. McLean, 44-35-7—86; W. Prictor, 38-34-14 —86; L. Fellingham, 36-34-13—83; S. Neilson, 39-36-5^80; J. Gagliardi, 37-29-14—SO. *Points in the Newton Cup.