SHOOTING .

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18158, 1 February 1921, Page 6

SHOOTING .

BRUCE RIFLE CLUB. TW final of two competitions for trophies value £1 Is and 10s 6d was fired on Milton range on Saturday afternoon m * cold and .boisterous weather, which militated against good scoring. The total of the combined matches resulted in Rifleman John Adam (handicap 30 points) defeating Rifleman H. E. Paul (scratch) by three points. The scores were; 300 500 600 yds. yds. yds. Hop. Tl. John Adam .... 23 20 23 15 81 A. Paul 28 15 23 15 —Bl L. W. Potter .. 24 24 28 76 T. Moir 24 26 26 76 M. Paul 28 25 23 76 Cl. Coutts .... 24 24 21 574 F. J. Baker .... 18 20 18 15 —7l J. Keen 24 31 11 3 69 T. Mills ....... 18 18 16 15 —67 J, Boyle 20 22 ' 19 364 W. Lyall 23 15 18 561 J as. Adam .... 14 16 20 10 59 Prize-winners. Ist 2nd comp. comp. Hep. Tl. John Adam 72 66 30 M. Paul 89 76 165 ,The next highest in the competition are: A. Paul: 66, 61 (hep. 30), 157; T. Moir: 79, 76 (scr), 155; J. Keen: 77, 56 (hep. 6), 149; L. W. Potter: 70, 76 (scr), 146.

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