AWANUI VERSUS VICTORIA VALLEY

Northland Age, Volume XII, Issue 43, 5 August 1943, Page 4

AWANUI VERSUS VICTORIA VALLEY

On Thursday evening the Awanui Club received a visit from the Victoria j Valley Rifle Culb, and a very enjoyable evening resulted. In the “A” team match Awanui won with an aggregate of 386 points to Victoria | Valley’s 356. In the “B” team’s ! match Awanui put on 359 points to i Victoria Valley’s 259, the latter team ! ; having to substitute for members unable to attend. Individual scores are I as follows: (all scores being off the i | rifle): Victoria Valley “A” Team-—Reg- j I Tracey 32, T. Wallace 48, S. Cope 29. ! j f. Tracey 39, C. Switzer 32, L. Foster I 48, L. Ramsey 34, B. Foster 20, C. j | Meffen 35. M. Fisher 39; Total 356 points. Awanui ‘"A” Team—W. E. Culley 40. Les Shalders 24, Doug Waddell 43, J. Matthews 27. B. Subritzky 33, F. B gley 43, C. Maria 42, H. Switzer 40, W. Craig 49, T. Gardiner 45; Total 386 points. Victoria Valley “B”Team —H. Dawson 19. M. Panther 41, J. Trott 33, W. ! Thompson 32, K. Panther 24, A. Fos- 1 ter 28, P. Bird 5, D. Switzer 26, E. McLeod 36, R. Leyland 15; Total 259 points. Awanui “B” Team —R. West 37, D. Maria 48. W. Erceg 19, C. D. Smith 35, A. W. Dykins 31, R. T. Stilt ’ 36, T. Shepherd 44, Reg Matthew 36, J. Hodgson 34, T. Gale 39; Total 359 points. • After the shoot the visitors were entertained to supper in the Forester’s Hail. Mr. Switzer, Awanui Club Captain, thanked the visitors for the visit, and their part in a very enjoyable evening. Mr. J. Dawson in responding said that the Valley hoped to turn the tables on Awanui on the occasion of their return visit, and specially mentioned the excellent score put on by W. R. Craig with 49 out of a possible 50, also assuring the Awanui Team that they had thoroughly enjoyed the outing.