RIFLE SHOOTING.
[PROM OCTI OWX CORSESrOVDKKT.]
Cambridge, Thursday. A match for the Kealey Stars was fired at Cambridge on Wednesday, tho Cambridge Defence Rifle Club being the defenders against the 4th Waikato Mounted Rifles. The match resulted in a win for tho Mounted Rifles by 26 points. The conditions were 60vcn shots c«h (,t 200 yds and 500 yds, with rifles and sights as issued by the Govemnment. Following aie the scores: — Fourth Waikato Mounted Rifles. Lieutenant Bruce, 33 COPyds, 30 500 yds. total 63; Lieutenant Simpson, 33, 27—60; yuarV-r----master Sergeant McVeagh, 23. 30— SS; Trooper Jeans, 30, 2757; Trooper Wattsin, 30, 27—; Trooper Philips, 30, "26—=56; Sergeant Major Ormiston, 29 , 21—53; Corporal Hulse. 29. 24— Trooper R. All will, SI. 21—52; Trooper Kelly. 30, 19—19; total SSS Cambridge Defence Rifle Club: E. C Willis, 30. 31-61; P. C. Keeley, 28, SO--58; R. Ferguson, -29, 2357; Edgar James, 30. 27—57: V. C Dono. 3!, 25-56; J. W. Garland, 33. 20-53; F. Potts. 29 , 22- 51: Edwin James. 28, 20—48; H. Burge, 27, 19— 46: S- Allwill 27, IS— total 532.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15645, 26 June 1914, Page 4
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