MINIATURE RIFLES.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20330, 13 June 1934, Page 11

MINIATURE RIFLES.

Team for International Trophy. Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, June 12. New Zealand Tor the first time has entered a team for the Lor.l rewar international trophy for miniature rif.e clubs, the most important match *n the miniature rifle world. The New Zealand team will be selected front the best shots in the Dominion and arrangement* have been completed by the Weliingtoi Association for the team to fire *,t the Wellington Winter Show grounds on July 28. R.N.V.R. v. Sea Cadets. A return miniature rifle shoot between the R.N.V.R. and the Nav» League Sea Cadet Corps resulted in R. avenging their former defeat by 4 points. The scores were: R.N.V.R.—F. Cowper. L.S., 26. SubLieut. Rhind SI, J. I). Little, A.B . 1 I, H. J. Ruth, P. 0.. 29, R. W. Bascand, Ld Sig., 32, R. E. Kayligr 25, A. D. Beck, O C., 17, A. G. Hussey, 0.C., 20, H. Browning, 0.C., 20. R. Grafton 27. E. C. Forsyth, A. 8., 24, IX Stanton, P. 0., 21; t?tal 28*. N.Z.S.C.—P. O. Ashton 20. T* G Collins 39, Svb-Lieut. Murnane 27, J. Dyer, Tel.. 22. It. Buick, Sig., 29. S. Harvey. Tel.. 27, M. Randall, A. 8.. 25. F. FrickKton 23, W. Hodge, A. 8., 30, Lieut. F. .T. Glanville 24, Pay-Lieut. Farr 23, Ldg. S. James 13; total 282. Match at New Brighton. In a competition match between tie New Brighton Ladies’ Miniature Rid'' Club and the Marist Club, tired on the New Brighton range last evening, the Marist team proved the winners bv one point. The best scores were: Marist J. C’Connell 6S. I. Johnson 66. H. O’Connell 67, A. Molloy 07. L. Watkins 67. A. Cookson 65. 11. Gillum 6’.., J. O’Loughlin 64. New Brighton Ladies—C. Caldwell 08, A. Nicholls 6S. Miss Corser 66, M. Moses 65, E. Ball 66, J. Busch! 68, Mis.' Vaughan 65, H. Bishop 66.