RIFLE SHOOTING.
(By Bisley.)
On Thursday afternoon the Stratford range was the scene of a contest between the riflemen’s skill and the wind The first stage for Masters and Sons’ cup was tired at 200, 500, and 600yds. file wind was very unreliable, being gusty and at times a perfect fish-tail. The scores for the day are very good. Next week the first stage for the club championship will be fired >+, 3HQ an j 500yds. With the annual rifle meetings coming on, it behoves members to get all the practise they can. Tue following are,, the scores put up yesterday:—
200 500 600 He. Tl. Gollop ... 34 29 28 5 96 W ilrocklebank 30 27 27 10 94 c. Specie 34 26 34 sc. 93 A. Mackay 32 26 23 12 93 E. Brocklebank 29 32 24 8 93 iA. Ferguson ... 31 28 28 3 90 C. Jackson 34 30 25 sc. 89 J. Ivitchio 30 16 29 3 78
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 5, 15 December 1911, Page 4
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