HIGH SCORING.
MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB
THREE POSSIBLES SCORED Members oC the Gisborne Miniature Rifle Club completed the second round for the No. 2 Trophy series oil Saturday -evening:, when there was a good attendance at the range. The usual high standard of scoring was maintained and possibles were returned by G. Lloyd, F. J. Jeune and G. A. Rove!!. K. Ellis won the It Grade ladder badge with a fine target of 98, and Mrs. Lloyd, who also seined (IS. had similar success in the Women’s Division. The air rifle match resulted in a tie be- , tween W. J. Burton and It. Harrison, the former winning the trophy oil a ’shoot-nil’. During tho week the .first round of the No. 2 Trophy of the archery series was completed when N. Gedye. V. Clement and Mrs. Dolman shared the A Grade handicaphonours. J. Stokes and R. Le Bas both qualified in the B Grade. Scores: — A Grade.—C. Lloyd. F. J. Jeune, G. A. Revolt (scr.), 100 ; R. O. Bull (.9), 95.0: W. J. Burton, R. Dolman, It. Burson, 95.G6; J. 1). Martin, 97.6 ; A. Thomas, 9(1. B Grade.—lt. Ellis (1.33), 99.33: J. W. McCullough (1.2). 99.2; W. Riley (3), 99; l T. Gedye, 9S.S; J. Pirie, 98.G3; A. Hemp-' stalk, 98.36; W. McLean. 95.33; G. Jeune,’ 98; J. Sutcliffe, H. E. Powell, P. Bcnriey, ’ 97.88; E. Russell, 97.81; C. Rowe, 97.66: B. Forbes. 97.54; D. Robinson. 97.52; It. Harrison, 97.5; N. Gedye, 97.27. C Grade.—R. V. Carpendnle (9), 99; L. Gardner (5.83), 98.83; W. B. Jackson, 98.71; V. Clement, 98.58; C. Monck, 98.36; R. Clay, 98: L. Sutton, 97.9; J. Easton, 97.8; J. Stokes, 97.75; B. Attcwell, 97.66; H. G. Allan, 97.56; R. Le Bas, 97.46; G. Hobcroft, 97.3; R. Bailey, 96.74; M. Jury, 96.14; P. Plan ten, 94. S 5. Women’s Section.—Mrs. Lloyd (1.4), 99.4; Mrs. Gedye (2.8). 98.8; Mrs. Le Bas, 98.74; Mrs. Jeune, 98.25; Miss Sutcliffe, Mrs. Bursou, 97.66; Mrs. McKay. Mrs. Patty, 97.5; Mrs. Dolman, 97.27; Mrs. Sutcliffe. 96.8; Mrs. Gardner. 95.33. Visitors.—H. Le Bas. 84; J. Halliwoll, 80; J. Burns, A. Wilson. 76; Mias Samuel, 50. Ladder Badges.—A Grade: F. J. Jeune (100). B Grade: R. Ellis (98). Women: ’ Mrs. Lloyd (98). Air Rifle Match.—W. J. Burton, R. Harrison, 29; R. Burson, 25:; R. Ellis, A. Thomas, C. Monk, B. Attewell, 27 ; C. Lloyd, M. Jury, 26; J. Easton, F. Jeune, N. Gedye, Archery A Grade.—N. Gedye (48), V. Clement (14), Mrs. Dolman (94), 405; F. J. Jeune, 401: Mrs. Sodersten. 399: T. Gedye. 397; W. J. Burton. 395; J. \V. McCullough, 375.' IS Grade.—J. Stokes (165), R. Le Has (277), 405; Mrs.' Gedye. 401; C. Lloyd. 397; D. Robinson, 385 ; J. Easton, 381 ; P. Broom, 349; W. Dolman, -191; A. Wilson. 147; L. Sutton, 123; G. Wallen, 91; R. V. Carpendale, 50.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21756, 4 July 1945, Page 4
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