KARORI CLUB
Better weather : conditions were experienced at Trentham on Saturday when the Karori Club fired a match at 600 yards. The scores were not very high considering the easy conditions. : Very few points; however, were lost on windage. Top score was made by G. L. Coker with a total of 90. H. V. Croxton was next with 89. A good score of 87' was made by R. J. Stewart, a junior member who ha,s graduated from miniature rifle shooting. Some hew members making their first, appearance on the range found 600 yards a little difficult for an initial shoot. The following are the detailed scores:— 600 600 •' yds. yds. Tl. G. L. Coker ■.... 4?. 47 90 H. V. Croxton 43 46 89 G. G. Kelly 42 46 H8 H. H. King 44 44 H8 K. J. Stewart, 43. 44—87; A. H. Craig, 45, 40—85; R. Bradey, 39, 45—84; C. D. Elliott, 43, 41—84; L. A. Caldwell, 43, 40—83; D/Rankin. 39, 42—81; J. H. Johnston, 41, 40—81; B. P. Doyle, 42. 38—80; F. W. Ongley, 37, 40—77; K. E. Hart, 40, 36—76; R. M. McKay, 25, 37—62; D. Hart, 23, 31—54. Next' Saturday the club will fire a match at 800 yards. The championship will begin on November 7 at the 300 yards range.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 18, 19 October 1936, Page 4
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