MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING
The memhaTi' of the Linwood Riflfi Ladies' Miniature Rifle C'ub fired tha sixth of a series of competitions at tlio range in the corps' orderly-room on July 28. Excellent scoring was made and the la-dies, whoa.ro firing under the same conditions as tlie men, that is, without resting the rifle, are fast approaching the form shown bv the men's team. In a recent comwetition Miss Norman scored the possible, Mrs G. Osrden made within two of the maximum points._ and Mrs Peacock was but three away; while in last week's match Miss Norman. Miss M. "Williamson and Mrs Bvere+t each scored 68 oui of 70, and Mts G. Ord-n reeistered 67. The following are the leading scores - (with handicaps, no points over the possible to count) in the sixth competition: —Miss M. XVir.ipmson 68 (2). 70: Mrs Everett 6S (5V 70; Miss Hadlev 64 (6). 70; Mir? Hadley 62 (12), 70; Mm Norm mi W (1). 69; Mrs G. Oaden 67 (2), 69; Miss F. Ives 65 (4). 69; Mrs Peacock 66 (2). 68: MS« Frasev 6i (4), 68; Mrs Lindsay 63 (4), 67; Miss E. "Williamson 61 (5), 66, ,
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 9915, 2 August 1910, Page 3
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193MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING Star (Christchurch), Issue 9915, 2 August 1910, Page 3
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