RIFLE SHOOTING.
AUCKLAND CITY CLUB. Members of the City Defence Rifle Clul fired matches at 800. yards and 90Q yards at Penrose on Saturday in ideal shooting weather. H. Simmonds. who shot with remarkable skill, won the fourth trophy easily with a total of five trophy points. J. A. Spry and A. G. Hewitt, tied for second place with four points each. Silver spooni wero won by A. G. Robertson and H. Simmoiiua. Details of the shooting are a# follows:—H. Simmonds, 48 at 800 yards, 50 at 000 yards, total 98: A. G. Robertson, 49, 48—97;' A. C. Watson. 48. 47—95; W. Thompson, 47, 47—94; C. J. ltobieson, 47. 46—93; R C. Russell. 4G, 45—91; F. Bowes, 48. 43 —91; A. J. Pieterson, 43, 47 —90; C. J. M. Clark, 48, 42—-90; A. G. Degenkolbe, 50, 39—89; A. Sonimerville, 45. 43—88: A. J. Spry, 47, 40 —87; S. C.' Wells, 44 , 41—85; J. H Naylor, 41. 43—84; I. J. Spry. 43, 41—84; G. G. Kelly, 39, 44—83; P. J. Prins, 42, 40—82; S. Griffiths, 48, 31—82; A. Doel, 42. 39—81; A. G. Hewitt. 44. 37—81; J.* XL Jessop, 42, 31 —7G; R. R. Knight, 25. 35—GO. As several City Club members will shoot in the South Auckland Association meetin? at Waihi during Easter there will b< a double shoot at 700 yards at Penrose on Satin day next, as this range is used in th| finril shoot for the South Auckland championship. ' AKARANA CLUB'S MATCHES. The final shoot of the third trophy serie* by members of the Akarana Rifle Club wa» concluded on Saturday at the Penrose ransa for trophies presented by Messrs. W. B. Leyland. J. 11. Draffin and R. Wakefield. Section A competition developed into a contest between J. R. Draffin and W. Powell, the trophy bein? finally won with a margin of three points. Section B trophy concluded by a draw between A. M. Richardson and A. G. Smith, while Section C was annexed by the young and promising Mount Albert Grammar School boy, A. M. Jenkinson. Silver spoons were won by A. G. Devore, A. G. Smith' and T. Holmes. Details of the shooting are as follows: Section A (trophy presented by Mr. W B. Leyland).—W. Powell, 45 at 200 yards, 4G at 300 yards—total 91; W. Colquhoun, 42, 46-88; D. Calder, 46. 42—88; J. R. Draffin, 41, 4&—87; G. Devore, 4G. 41—■ 87; E. J. C. Reston, 40, 45—85; A. W. Powell, 44, 41—£5; A. W. Dixon, 44, 40—• 84; K. Davies, 43. 40—83; E. Starkey, 38, 40—78.
Section B (trophy presented by Mr. J. E. Draffin). —A. G. Smith, 4fi, 44—90: R "Wakefield, 44, 44 —8S; A. "Walker. 42, 40— 82 r J. A. Parry, 35. 40—75. Section C (trophy presented by Mr. E. Wakefield).—T. Holmes. 47. A. M. •Tenkinson, 40. 43—83; J. Jones Parry, 42, 36—75.
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZH19320314.2.35
Bibliographic details
New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21131, 14 March 1932, Page 7
Word Count
473RIFLE SHOOTING. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21131, 14 March 1932, Page 7
Using This Item
NZME is the copyright owner for the New Zealand Herald. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons New Zealand BY-NC-SA licence . This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of NZME. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.
Acknowledgements
This newspaper was digitised in partnership with Auckland Libraries and NZME.