PLEASANT POINT.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18630, 28 July 1930, Page 3

PLEASANT POINT.

MINIATURE RIFLES. The weekly shoot of the Pleasant Point Miniature Rifle Club was again well attended, 31 members competing for the Bowman weekly button, and a trophy donated by the Club. Eighteen made the possible with handicap, and M. Elms proved the winner in the fourth round. The following scores were made off the rifle (handicaps in parentheses):—H. D. Roberts (0), 80, 80. 79; W. Taylor (9), 80, 79; F. B. Wilson (4), 80, 79, 75; P. Simmons (6), 79, 79, 79, 79, 72; H. Elms (4) 78, 78, 80, 79; R. Mcllrick (3), 78. 79, 78; J. Sevenson (5), 78, 75; C .Gould (4), 78; F. Roberts (0), 79; P. B. Benham (2) 77; C. T. Borrell (2), 76; H. Webb (7), 76; K. Hammond (5), 75, 74; P. Hunt (11). 77, 77, 72; A. Maloney (5), 76, 76; G. Dossett (5), 75. 69; C. Thoreau (4), 75; A. W. Borrell (6), 75, 78, 73; C. Cox (6), 75, 70; R. Welch (12). 75, 75, 71: T. Kelliher (5), 75, 76, 75; J Dunbar (5), 75: M. Smith (3) 73; G. Henderson (3), G. Smith (9), 72, 76, 78, 75; F. Malcolmson (3), 72; H. Dossett (11), 68; Jas. O.’Donnell (12), 63. i*oint v. Hilton Last Thursday night a team travelled to Hilton, and was defeated by 6 points, in a match with that Club, scores were:— Hilton,—W. Ferguson 79. L. Beattie 76. D. A. Scott 77, B. Patrick 79. E. Johnson 76, W. Patrick 74, R. Meredith 79, A. Johnson 76, A. Cornelius 80. A. Scott 80. F. Palmer 79; total 856. Pleasant Point. —R. Parker 76, H. Elms 76, W. T. Taylor 80, C. T. Borrell 78. R. Mcllrick 78, F. Roberts 78, F. B. Wilson 78. C. Gould 77. H. D. Roberts 78. J. Stevenson 78, G. Henderson 76; total 850. A return match is to be fired on the Pleasant Point range on Thursday night. The following will represent Pleasant Point: —W. T. Taylor, H. D. Roberts, R. Mcllrick, H. Elms, F. B. Wilson. R. Barker, C. Henriksen, C. Gould. F. Roberts, P. B. Benham, C. T. Borrell, J. Stevenson. BASKETBALL. A and B teams from the Poini Basketball Club journeyed to Temuka on Thursday, and contested games with the Temuka Club. Point won ti«. A grade by 5 to 3, and Temuka the B grade by 9 to 8. FOOTBALL CLUB. The committee of the Football Club met to make arrangements for the annual seven-a-side tournament. It was decided to run senior, junior, third, fourth and fifth grades in the afternoon section, commencing at 2 p.m., with medals for t.he winners in each grade, and the handsome Mt. Cook Challenge Cup for the team that plays the best football in the senioi, junior and third grade sections. In the schools section, it was decided to run a district high schools’ competition and 3 primary schools’ grades —8 stone and under; 6st. 71b and under; and sst. and under. Any two schools of grade 3B or under may enter as one team. The following officials were appointed:—President, Mr M. Maze: supervisor, Mr J. Dossett; controller No. 1, Mr J. Dossett; controller No. 2, Mr F. Simmons; team stewards'*No. 1, Messrs F. Morrison, F. Naughton, W. Wells; team stewards No. 2. Messrs W. Crawfrod. F. Chisholm; timekeepers No. 1. Messrs R. Struthers, E. Halstead, H. Dossett: timekeepers No. 2. Messrs J. Tozer, K. Friel, F. Wilson, H. Roberts; timekeepers No. 1, Messrs J. Williams and A. S. de Montalk; timekeepers No. 2. Messrs W. Arnott and T. Kelliher, block board stewards, Messrs Malcolmson and Easterbrook. Hon. joint secretaries, Messrs Dossett, and Wakefield; hon. treasurer, Mr Wakefield. It was decided to ask the Referees Association to control ihe games and make the appointments. Mr Geo. Blair's offer to present seven miniature silver cups to .me of the wininnings teams was accepted. It was decided to allot them to the 6st. 71b class, if Mr Blair is agreeable.