RIFLE SHOOTING
DUNEDIN CLUB. The Dunedin Defence Rule Clnb fired (he final competition for tho chib’s prizes on Saturday. This dosed the season and rattled the- championship, which was won by Rifleman Milter for the third time in sucre-slm. The following arc the scores, with lho aggregales and i-hampionship : NO 600
—Aggregates.—
Championship.—Ri Homan Miller 721, Dep.-pres. Gillan 712, Rifleman W. A. Graham 710, Rifleman Mackic 708.
vds. vds. Tip. Tl. Rifleman Pemberton ... '28 .33 5 — 66 Ridaman IV. A. Graham 31 32 — — 63 Rifleman Ron 27 30 0 — 62 Rifleman Murray 30 26 4 — 66 Rifleman Banne.rman ... 26 26 8 — 60 Rifleman Tlarlv 30 29 — — 59 Rifleman Miller 26 29 — 55 Rifleman Macldo ... ... 26 23 — — 56 Pep.-pres. Gillan 2*6 28 — 51 Rifleman Kay 24 27 — — 51 Rifleman Roiiylas 26 20 — — 15 Rifleman Pacer 37 25 — — 42
S S ■0 3 ts c?i Tl. Pemberton 62 66 — 128 ’Rifleman Murray 6 T > 60 — 125 "Rifleman W. A. Graham... 57 65 - 120 Rifleman Don 53 62 — .120 "Prize-winners.
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Evening Star, Issue 18650, 3 June 1924, Page 3
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