RIFLE SHOOTING.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 134, 8 June 1931, Page 11

RIFLE SHOOTING.

MINIATURE TOURNEY. The Christchurch Miniature Rifle Association fired its sixth week’s matches in the winter tournament. Targets sent in for judging resulted as follows: Geo. Crimp (W.M.C.) 9, H. Barker (Sydenham) 9, W. Guy, jun. (Cashmere) 9, H. Haworth (Cashmere) 9. The following riflemen put on possibles (70): A. Nirholls (Burwood), L. Woodsford (Cashmere), R. Almond (Railway), A. Bruning (Ford), S. O. Hay '(Sydenham), W. Crossen (Railway), Geo. Rylatt (Railway), 11. Hales (Railway), L. Ragg (Cashmere), D. M’Donald (Cashmere), C. Peagram (Sumner). The next matches finish the first round and the grand aggregates will be published. Results:—Senior G-rade. Cashmere A—Neill 69, Naylor 69, Taylor 68, F. Haworth 69. Loader 69, Ragg 70, M’Donald 70, H. Haworth 68, total 552. Sumner—Alexander 68, Craw 67, Fox 67, Ellison 69, Jerard 68, Peagram 70, Hart 69, Horner 69; total 5+7 Sydenham—Batt 68, LI. Barker 8.8, Jessop 67, Thom 68, Barrett 69, Pimm 69, Nelson 68, S. Hay 70; total 5+7. Cashmere B—A. Taylor 67, Carlyle 68. Clark 6S, Purves 6S, Guy, jun. 67, Walker 69, Barr 67, Grafton 68; total 5+2. Railway—Crossen 70, Rylatt 70, Jack 65, Rayner 6S, Hales 70, Thomson 69, Saunders 66, Hodge 6S; total 5+6. Brighton—Watson 66, V. Turner (.6, Miller 69, Roud 69, Hobbs 66, Ragg 69, V. Tims 66; total 541. R.S.A. a bye. Junior Grade. Burwood—Rowse 67. Haffaden 65, Rogers 68, Goodhind 65, Corkin 67, Hav 65, Mulholland 68, Emmett 66; total 534. Christchurch Working Men’s Club —R. Hollows 64, Biggins 64, Crump 68, Williamson 67, Glue 66, M’Kenzie 67, Stowell 68, O’Connor 68; total 532. Lyttelton—Snowden 69, A. Bur’oery 68, Taylor 6S, Coleman 67, R. Burb^rv 67, Williams 69, F. Mills 68. E. Wh’itford 66; total 542, Kaiapoi "Woollen Co. —Dawe 68, Burness 68, Erridge 66, Boon 65, Burgoyne 66, Paton. 67, Duggan 69, Grimwood 66; total 535. Sydenham v. R.S.A.—No result. W. H. Harris, Ltd., a bye. President's Grade. R.S.A.—Sligo 67, Peach 66, Winter 68, Robertson 66, Leo 67, Fisk 66, Stanley 68, A. Erickson 68; total 536. Marist A—Hurley 67. ?;, L ', ou *, hllr L 6 ?» Joyce 64, M’Connell 67, M Carthy 66, Howard 69; total 536 —a Brighton Ladies—Mesdames Ball 65, £l’ Cl £ llan<l 66 > Busc hl 63, Park 68, Coreer 67, Ragg 67, Moses 60, A. Moses 69; total 536. Ford Motors—Bruning 70, Etwell 65, Vincent 65, Hughes 64, Henry 66, Cochrane 68, Haworth 67, Priest CS; total 533. 67 ’ Gu >' 69 - Ragg 69, Miller 66, Eaton 67. L. Woodsford 70, Herne 66, A. Woodsford 67; total 541. Railway—Jack 66, K. Prichard 67, Fanning 69, Almond 70,- Coburn 68. Lowe 66, M’Kenzie 67, Robb 66; total 539. JTeathcote—Read 66, ' Lagrosse 67, Evans 68, Ashworth 67, Nicholl 70, Williams 67, Truscott 65, C. Deavoll 69; total 539. Lyttelton—-Symonds 66, T. Mills 6S, Schcnlcel 65, Nixon 68, Oakley 69. Swain 6S, Wyatt G 7, M’Donald 6G : total 53 7. * Marist B and W.M.C.—No result. Ward’s Ladies a bye. Position of Teams. The following table shows the position of the senior grade teams ip the competition for the A. J. Beaven Cup:—

Cashmere A M. W. L. R.S.A 6 Sumner * 6 Sydenham 6 Railway Cashmere B New Brighton 6 1 5 0 1 The following table tion of the junior competition for the As sociation Cup:— Burwood Lyttelton Ch.Cli. W.M.C. W. H. Harris. Ltd. Kaiapoi Woollen (5 Sydenham 5 0 0 0 The following table show Lon of the president's the competition Cup:— foi tl M. e R. W. C. L. Bishop Cashmere Railway (> R.S.A 6 Lyttelton 6 Brighton Ladies 6 Heath cote 1 21 Marist A ... Ward’s Ladies 6 3 Marist B ... Ford Motors fi Ch.Ch. W.M.C. . 5 0 5 0 0