MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING
WEST TAIERI CLUB There was a good attendance of members at the above club’s second shoot, and scoring showed a definite improvement over the previous week. F. Ferguson and D. Morris drew for the night’s trophy with 80 each, including handicap. I u the shoot-off, Ferguson proved the winner by one [mint. Captain A. Graham, with 79, scored the highest points off the rifle. The followirig were the scores:—F. Ferguson, 72—12—80; D. Morris, 70—10—80; A. Graham, 79—0—79; W. Henderson, 76—3—79; J. Dochertv, 73, —6—79; H. W. Brookes, 78—0—78 ; R. Davis, 70— 8 —78; T. Mulqueen, 68—10—78; D. Ashley, 76—0—76; M. Bathgate, 66 10—76; A. M'Hattio, 64—12—76; R. Ferguson, 62 —14—76; Mrs Davis, 68— 7—75; H. Townrow, 60—15—75; A. Thompson, 72— 7- —74; J. Dickie, 74 0—74; Mrs J. Didkie, 64—10—74; A. Ferguson, 66—8—74; W. Thomson, 57—75 —72 ; M. Robinson, 62—10—72; J. Low, 61—10—71; G. Stoddart, 59 10 —69; D. Hannah, 60—6—66; M. Thompson, 56—10—66; H. M'Donald, 55—10 —65; R. Colquhoun, 41—20—61; A. Dochertv, 46—15—61; C. Mitchell, 48—12—60,'
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Evening Star, Issue 22953, 10 May 1938, Page 4
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170MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING Evening Star, Issue 22953, 10 May 1938, Page 4
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