RIFLE SHOOTING
EVENTS AT OLEVEDON * Members of the C'levedon Defence Rifle Club entertained m,embers of the Auckland City Club at a shoot on the 500 yds and (100 yds ranges. A strong variable wind and clmngin# light kept the marksmen on tlio alert. Following were the best scores:— Auckland City (Ol'i)*— F. Bowes, 48, 40—07; I. J. ripry, 45, til—lM; H. Simmonds, 47, -IT—Hi; ,T. J. Buchanan, 15, 17—l»'J: T. Hill, 47, 45—0-J; A. J. Scurrott, 17. 4.->--02; a. Harris, 45, 40—01: ('. J, M. Clark, 44, 4Q—OO; J. A. Spry, It), 41—IK); E. B. Smith. 38, 4'J—Bo. Clevcdon Club (870). H, fl. Kimpton, 4<i, 18 —HI; T. N. Murroy, 47, 45—tt'J; D. Renall, 45, 45 f>o; I. Renall, 111, 4ft—Btt; L. 11. Browne, 44. 44~*-~88; F. Jones, 47, 10—87; A. E. Broderick, 4'2, 44 80; K Ritchie, 41, 41 —85; G. R. Munro, 4'J, 12 -81; X. L. Munro, 45. .10—84. The C'levedon Club also continued its No., 3 trophy shoot, the third series being decided. Together with the above scores, the following enrds also were returned:—'J. C. Hotley. 34, in—'HO; A. V. Driver, 37, J I J-»-7H; L Eyre, 3ft, 38-~77; G. H. Alexander, 40, aft—7ft; J. ftommicft, 40, aa—73; • G. Deery. 37 33—70; E. Driver, 41, '.Mi—7o. The silver spoon was won by I. Renall. Trophy points were nwurded as follows: —K. I Ritchie, 4; I. Renall, 3; At E. Broderick, 'J; H. O. Kimpton, 1. I / t
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23231, 28 December 1938, Page 14
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