CLAY-BIRD SHOOTING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22389, 8 April 1936, Page 18

CLAY-BIRD SHOOTING

RESULTS AT MORRINSVILLE [from our own correspondent) MORRINSVILLE, Tueßday The Morrinsville Gun Club opened its 1936 season with a shoot, in which a namber of leading Waikato sportsmen competed. Following are the results:— Seven-bird Eye-opener.—W. Sharp (14yds) shot the possible and took first prize; J. McMullan (15yds), 6 birds, was second ; F. McFarland and (3-. McMullan, 4 birds; A. Aitlten and J. Amundsen, 3 birds. Firßt Seven-bird Handicap.—F. McFarland and G. McMullan shot the possible and divided the first prize; J. Amundsen. 6 birds; W. Sharp, 5 birds; L. Maher, C. Webber and R. Maher, 4 birds. Second Seven-bird Handicap.—J. Amundsen shot the possible; I?. Maher. 6 birds; G. McMullan and C. Webber, 5 birds- R. J. Maisey. F. McFarlnnd find A. Aitken, i birds; W. Sharp and L. Billman, 3 birds. Ten-bird Handicap.—W. Sharp (15yds) shot the possible; J. Amundsen (14yds), 9 birds; C. Webber (14yds), 8 birds; F. McFarlnnd, R. Maher and L. Maher, 7 birds. First Double-rise, Five Pairs.—C. Webber, G birds: W Sharp nnd R. Mnher, 5 birds; F. McFarland, 3 birds; L, Maher, 1 bird. Third Seven-bird Handicap.—W. Sharp (15yds) shot th<> possible; C. Webber (14yds) and J. Amundnen (13yds), 6 birds; A. Aitken (14yds) and G. McMullan (12yds), 5 birds; F. McFarland (12yds), 4 birds; L. Mnher, 3 birds: R. Maher, 2 birds. Second Double-rise. Five Pairs.—G McMullan, 9 birds; R. Mnher nnd J. McMullan, 6 birds; F. McFarland and C. Webber, 5 birds; L. Maher, 3 birds.