PIGEON SHOOTING
Frotn. Our Oton Correspondent MORRINSVILLE, Today. The Morrinsvlll'e Gun Club, -which lost the Drysdale Cup to the Hamilton Club recently, went in quest of the trophy again on {Saturday and was successful in defeating the holders by a margin of four points. Results were as follow, the* conditions being teams of 8, 10 birds, 15yds: Morrinsville.—S. Parlour, possible: A. W. Stuckey, W. Robertson, tV. Sharp, A. Aitken, 9 each; J. E. Fitt, 8; T. Heeps and J. Findlay, 7 each; 6S points. Hamilton.—E. O’Kane, possible; W. O’Kane, 9; P. Jelavich. A. Woolven, W. Woolven. 8 each; H. Ea,rle, G. Peach, T. Stephenson, 7 each; 64 points.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 813, 6 November 1929, Page 15
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108PIGEON SHOOTING Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 813, 6 November 1929, Page 15
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