MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING

New Zealand Times, Volume XLV, Issue 10450, 1 December 1919, Page 9

MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING

PALMER SHIELD CONTEST. The final matches for the Ptilmor. shield, fired during tho week, resulted in the lactone Indies defeating the P<>tonr YVorkinsr Men's Club, and the Petone National defeating Lower Hutl. Tho position is now a tie between thi> two last namod clubs, eSch having scored five wins for six matches fired. Mips Millwnrd's possible, and "all-buts" by Mrs Flux and Miss Wakelin are excellent nerformances. Following are tho scores: — Petone Ladies—Miss Millward. 70; Miss Wakelin. 09; Mrs Flutt. CT: Mrs CunlifTc. jun., fifi: Mrs Wild. 66: Mrs Galvin, fifi: Mrs Warner, fit- Mrs E-mett, Gi; Mr* Nicholas. ,G 3: Mrs Cunliffe, eenr., 02: total. 6SB. Petone Worldlier Men's Club—Mr Mvers. G 7: Mr Mockri<l<?e. 07- 'Mr Nichols. «fi ■ Mr Childs. (!•'.: Mr Tho-noson. or ); Air Smith. 6-t: Mr McKce. Gi: Mr" Arnold, fi-2: Mr "Roesby, CI: Mr Bamford, 53: total, 63-1. Petone National P»=erv<> Scott. *■*■ Baoumgron. 6S: C. Bond. 66: H. Bon-' 66: P. Wilson, 66: Liddle. ■Ofl: Morris. Pf, • Kfr. 65; Anslow, €5; W. Wilson, 6Jtotal. (iGfl. '" . Lower Huti—Body, 67: Jobson. C 7; Honderson, 66; Seddon, GO; Kershaw, C 6;

Prier. 65; Porsyth. 65; Warburton, G2; Urierson, 61: Clendon, 59; total, 644. Trophies presented by the competing clubs and Mr C. Bond (the former for the lushest aggregate of scores in all matches fired, and the latter for the highest aggregate of scores in • five matches) have to be allotted. Following are the leading aggregates:—Miss Millward, total 409 and five highest scores, 3-i-i; Miss Wakeliu, 4!U and E 39-. Liddte, 40i and 333: Bond, 401 and 337; W. Wilson, 401 and 337.