TRENTHAM RIFLES MEETING.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12017, 6 March 1920, Page 5

TRENTHAM RIFLES MEETING.

SECOND DAY’S SHOOTING. Per Press Association. Trentham, March 5. The prize lists are as follows: — Opening Match, seven shots at 300,500, and 600 yards; possible 105— £5 A Dipple .... 97 £4 J P White .... 97 £4 C J Page .... 97 £3 F H James .... 96 £3 P Oamler 96 £3 W J Feast .... 96 £2 W Winsalde 9G £2 H R Keene .... 96 £2 W H West 95 £2 R J King 95 The following take £1 each—L C Braithwaite, A J Pietersen 95; H Harris, J E McOlaoghlin, S Soffe, W Milley, W J ;;Henry. G G Ashley O Ashley, F W Ching, D Roots 94; A W Chejjl, R O Barkle, D J Guiney, S Marenzi, T G Stokes, W Powell, W P Bell, O Whiteman, W Aston, W Hudson, J H Massen, J A Munro 93; L F Grimstone, J R Baird, A S T Butler, E J Reston, W E MeKeich, G Howe, P E Wilton, J F Haliigan, O M Broughton, A G Devore, W Duncan, J W Milloy, F Crimp, E Ingram 92; T F Maiden. S J Mayhew, W Fellingham, L Catley, J F Atkinson, A G Lowe, T W Warburton, .T O Carter, A Harris, John Craig, J G Comes, W J Heney, O E Hoggard 91, Ten Tynros took £1 each, and ten took 10s each with scores ranging down to 86. Five returned soldiers and Senior Cadets took prizes of 10s in the special classes with scores ranging down to 77. Tlmugh two other matches—Westland and Canterbury—were completed this evening, the task of making out the prize lists is complicated by the need of sorting out the special figures of returned soldiers and cadets. It is doubtful if a further list will be available tonight.

The Quick March Continuous Match, seven shots'at 200 yards at a running man, opened to-day, and will go on till about Tuesday, when the scores will be adaed to the aggregate in the service series. The leading men in the Westland Match are—A Govenlock 98, W B Hudson 97, F H James 97, F J McDonald 97, H O Evans 96. The loading men in the Canterbury Match are—H V Groxton, 50, C Barkle 49, H B Munsell, F Kennedy, E A Ballinger 43, C Dunstan 47. Trentham, March 6. Westland Match, seven shots at 300, 500 and 600 yards, possible 105— £5 Govenlock 'SO? .... _ 98 £4 Hudson ... .*^*.97 £4 James 97 £3 McDonald T 'O7 £3 Evans 96 £3 Winslade ' .... 96 £2 Feast .... /96 £2 Palmer .... 96 £8 Mayhew .... 95 £2 Prince 95 Following take £1 each—Wallingford 95; Lambert, Eyles, Shaw 94; Milroy, McKenzie, Bolton, Roots, Elliott, Franklin, Lane, Mareuzi, Paynter 93; A Harris, Neill, W Williams, Mnnro, Boon, W H West, Kyle, Walton 93; Naylor, Dayman, Barkle, H J Atkinson, Sharland, Soler, Devore, Armstrong, Patrick, Kennedy, S F Nelson, Masefield, Wootton 91 ; Mawley, Ashley, Engstrom, Soffe, Fodeu, J H Ross, H C Loveday, Sunnex, Carter,.McKay, Merrilees, Broughton, Liddle, Dunstan 90 ; Croxton, Standridge 89. Ten'-jTyros take £1 each with scores ranging down to 97, and ten 10s each with scores down to 85. Five returned soldiers take 10s each with scores down to 77, and five cadets 10s each with scores down to 37.