SPORTS AND GAMES
MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB Runanga Miniature Rifle Club’s weekly shoot results were:—G. Hildebrand 67 —2—69; J. Smith 65 —3- — 68; Mrs Scott 65—6—70; L. Downes 64—6—70; A. Wright 63—6—69; Miss Henderson 62—5—67; Mrs Fletcher 62—4—66; J. Ramsden 61—10—70; Mrs Reid 61—6—67; Mrs Hasson 61 — 6—67; B. Henderson 60—10—70; Mrs Wright 59—10—69; Mrs Boote 57— 10—67; J. Sharp 57—7—64; Miss Dalzell 57—7—64; J. Boote 55—10— 65; S. Whitehead 55—10—65; Mrs Bourke 54—10—64; Mrs Ramsden 50—10—60; P. Clelland 50—10—60. CHESS (Rec. 11.40 a.m.) SYDNEY, September 15. Both leaders in the Australian chess championship won their games in the eleventh round. Steiner outplayed Harris. Lazare had a hard game against Klass, but won convincingly. The New Zealander, Wade, completely outplayed Crowl, finishing the game by a magnificent combination. The holder, Koshintsky, lost his third successive game. Scores, with four rounds to go: Steiner and Lazare each 81, Purdy and Wade each 71, Green 64 (with one adjourned) Crowl 6|, Goldstein 54 (with two adjourned). Koshintsky, Klass and Watson each 5.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 September 1945, Page 2
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