RIFLE SHOOTING
KING'S PRIZE AT SYDNEY DETAILS OF OTHER MATCHES (Received October 16, 10.5 p.m.) SYDNEY, Oct. 16 In the King's Prize at the Anzac range (won by L. A. Smith, of Victoria, with a scoro of 334) H. M. Nott (South Australia) was second' with 332 and R. Gunn (Victoria) third with 330. Smith is a member of the Melbourne Cricket Club's Rifle Club. He is the third Victorian in succession to win the King's Prize. J. Carter (Petone) was 17th with 325, and won a King's badge. . Following are the aggregate scores of the New Zealanders in the King's Prize: Carter, 325; O'Donnell, 318; Nicholl, 317; Cromie, 317; E. Ballinger, 303; W. Ballinger, 301; Pule, 300; Chapman, 298; Koppert, 294; A. Ballinger, 292. The New Zealanders' scores in the Teams match (won by Victoria) were: E. Ballinger, 186; Cromie, 183; O'Donnell, 180; Koppert, 178; A. Ballinger, 177; W. Ballinger, 175; Rule, 173; Carter, 172; Chapman, 170; Nicholl, 166. In the Rexonola match, 10 shots at 600 yds., Nicholl (Petone), with 47, won £l. In the Lindsay, 10 shots at 800vds., Carter and Rule (Petone), with 47, won 10s each. In the Chateau Tanunda aggregate, which was the third stage of the King s, Carter, with 138 out of a possible 150, won £3. Other New Zealand scores: Nicholl 135, O'Donnell 133, Rule 131, Koppert 129, Cromie 128, each winning £l.:
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21315, 17 October 1932, Page 9
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