WINCHESTER.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18622, 18 July 1930, Page 6

WINCHESTER.

MINIATURE RIFLES. Twenty-three members of the Winchester Men's Miniature Rifle Club fired on Monday evening for Mr J. M. Stlcking's trophy. A. W. Reilly proved the winner. The following were the best scores: H. J. Hopkins 80-80; W. Hawke (2) 78-80; W. O’Neill (5) 75-80; R. South (3) 77-80; S. Manson (4) 76-80; A. Cripps (1) 79-80; A. W. Reilly (2) 78-80; C. C. Opie (1) 79-80; W. Jackson (4) 76-80; F. Dudman (3) 77-80; A. McFarlane (2) 78-80; A. H. Opie (1) 78-79; C. Higinbottom 12) 77-79-L. Mason (1) 77-78; J. Connolly (7) 70-78; D. Louden (3) 75-78; W. Waple (3) 75-78; John Cripps (3) 75-78; C. Louden (8) 69-77; W. R. Pearse (1) 74-75; James Cripps 12) 74-76; W L Gudsell (1) 75-76; E. R. O'Neill (1) 73-74. The Winchester and Gapes Valley Miniature Rifle Clubs fired a friendly match at Winchester on Saturday The Winchester Club proved the victors by 5 points. The following were the scores;— Winchester.—A. H. Opie 79, W. R. Pearce 79, James Cripps 78, F. Dudman 76, W. Jackson 76, John Cripps 76, W. Waple 75, A. W. Reilly 75, D. Louden 72, A. Cripps 72; total 758 Gapes Valley.—R. Patrick 74, E. Patrick 78, C. F. Patrick 77, W Havwood 77, L. Patrick 75, A. Haywood 75, W. Patrick 73, W. Hall 74, G. F. Patrick 71, C- Patrick 79; total 753. PERSONAL. Mr S. J. Varcoe, who has been relieving stationmaster at Winchester for the past fortnight, will leave today for Dunedin. Messrs J. and S. H. Maddren, Christchurch, who have been staying with Mr and Mrs R. Maddren, Winchester left yesterday for Invercargill. Mrs L. Duckmantom, Scargill, .i s spending a holiday with her sister. Miss J. Louden, Winchester.