CLAY-BIRD SHOOTING
t METROPOLITAN CLUB'S SHOOT The Metropolitan Oun Club hold the fortnightly shoot on Saturday afternoon at Munstero. The attendance was pood. The first, 7-tarß;et eye-opener was won by F. J. Hazard (15yds), with the possible. The next best scores were: —11. Mason (12yds), A. J. JTanipran (13yds), F. M. Wilson (llyds), L. Poterson (19yds), It. ir. Mackay (11yds), G breaks. The eighth annual competition for the T. TI Pel-tit Cup resulted in a clear-cut win for L Peterson (10yds), with the possiblo of 15. It. 0. White (liyds) and C. E. Bush (11yds) were runnors-up with 13 breaks. \ 5-tarsfot gimcrack. back 'Jyds a break, was won by L. J. Stent Cia-aiyds), with the possible. 0. K. Bush (li-LTyds) and R. H. Hartley (U-'iOyds) divided second money with four breaks. , , ~ 'lho final match, a five-pair double rise, was won outright by C. A. Whitney (11yds), with 7 breaks. Second money was divided by L. J. Stent (.1-1 yd*). A. J. llanigran (14yds), anil A. E Cread.v (15yds), wi»h (1 breaks.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22517, 7 September 1936, Page 15
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