RIFLE SHOOTING

Evening Star, Issue 16912, 9 December 1918, Page 7

RIFLE SHOOTING

EI'XKDIX CLUE. The Ihtnwau !i-■: ••• • Itiiio Ciuh fiiv i the tirst competition for Mr It. M. Ui-ecr.-sla-cle’s prizes on Saturday, S.-riv.-.s, th? handicaps being given Lot iv ecu parentheses :

KIWI Ci.UB. The first competition for Mr Eathie's trophy was tired on the club’s range on Saturday afternoon. Conditions: 10 shots at 500 and 600 yards. Scores:

A man had taken into hia conn-dence an intimate friend touching a most important moment of his life. "I can,” said lie to his friend, “ marry a rich girl, whom I do not care for, or a penniless girl, whom I love dearly. 1 am in great -doubt. What shall I do?” *'Follow the dictates of yonr heart, old man,” was the prompt response, “and be happy. Marry the poor girL And," say—er—would you mind introducing me to the other?”

SCO 600 vds. Vus. Ti. Rifleman Gillan o.f 54 — 60 Rifleman Bain 55 23 — 60 Rifleman Ro.nnonn.aii (51 50 — 64 President Freed foot 23 54 __ 60 Rifleman Macfce ... 23 23 — 56 Rifleman Havrv „. 52 24 — 55 Rifleman, iSiiik'r 27 23 — 55 Rifleman Kav :4) 21 £8 — 55Rifleman Gardiner {1! ... 24 26 — 51

Rifleman Johnston . SCO 600 vds. yds. Hn. Tl. . <34 44 83 Rifleman Smith . 53 55 11 — 85 Rifleman JcfL'iev-i . 58 CO 11 — CM Deputy Pres. Silvias Rifleman ji'Seieh .. 40 40 2 — 89 . 33 49 3 — 81 Rifleman Hurt . 48 29 3 — 80 Rifleman Ffctdiar .. . 41 35 77 Rifleman Gil lick . 40 35 75 Rifleman M’Farlane 41 24 8 — 73 Rifleman Pars arcs .. 31 36 3 — 70 Rifleman • S-.'r.v 29 oo 3 — 67 Deputy President gieyaic badu'e. Silvias holds the ag-