RIFLE SHOOTING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CIX, Issue 13139, 29 May 1903, Page 6

RIFLE SHOOTING.

, ,(,..__ THE NEW SOUTH WALES MEETING. United Press -Association—By Eiectrio Telegraph—Cooyright. SYDNEY, May 28. At the New South Wales Rillo Association meeting, to be hcid in October, tho prize-money will amount to nearly £3OOO. It has been decided to a-dopt the Bisleysized targets. KIFLS CLUB v. COLLEGE RIFLES. On Monday , a , rifle match, seven men a side, seven- shot 3 at 200, 500 -and 600yds, was lired between tho Christ's College Kiiie3 and tho Reserve Defence Riiie Club, on the latter'* range- at Cashmere, resulting in a. win for the Riflo Club by eight points. Tho following aro the- scores: Rifia Club.—Mr Lavery 32, 30, 30—92; Mr Gunclersen 31, 23, 30—90; Mr D. M'Kay 31, 30, 29—90; Mr Wells 32, 30, 20—88; Mr Manning 33, 27, 27—87; Mr Lmnmis 31, 26, 25—52; Mr Gray 30, 29, 20—79; total 60S. College Rifles.—Private Dixon 28, 31, 31—90; Corporal Trent 30„ SO, 29—80; Private Scott 30, 28, 30—88, Private Hewlett 32, 2,9, 2G-S7; Lance-Corporal Moore 32, 25, 25—83; Lientenant Marsh 32, 24, 26—32; Private D. Barker 29, 27, 25—8.1; total 600. Tho scores of the College men counted for the final round of their championship, which resulted as follows:—Private Hewlett 93, 81, 87—201, first; Private Scott, 80, 87, 88—253, second; Corporal Trent 83, 72, 89—2-19, third; Lieutenant Marsh 81, 82, 82—245, fourth.