OLD NAVALS CLUB
The Old Navals Rifle Club fired the first shoot of their competitions at Trentham on Saturday at 500 yards under very fair conditions, a light changing wind requiring a lot of attention to keep on the "bull."- The top score of the day was made by J. Pitt with 96. He was very unlucky in dropping his last shot for 49 in the first shoot. W. Mcßain was next with 46, 49—95, starting with a four and finishing with nine "bulls" in his second shoot. The change in ammunition showed a great improvement in all-scores, and a successful season is forecasted. Following are the scores, with handicaps:— J. Pitt 49 47 96 W. Mcßain 46 49 95 M. Monk (2) 45 47 94 R. Congreve (2) 45 47 94 P. Congreve (4) 45 45 94 L. Philpott (7) 43 44 94 M. H. Reid (10) 42 42 94 R. Dawson (4), 44, 45—93; A. Henderson (8), 42, 43—93; J. Stevens (4), 42, 46-^-92; F. Mfonk, 43, 48—91; T. McGill (4), 46, 41—91; M. O. Grady (6), 39, 46—91: F. Standage (4), 43, 43—90; F. Franklyn, 44, 45—89; D. Robertson (10), 38, 38—86; M. Hugo (6), 37, 42—85.
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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 91, 14 October 1935, Page 3
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OLD NAVALS CLUB
Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 91, 14 October 1935, Page 3
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