BULLS SPORT

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 113, 16 May 1939, Page 10

BULLS SPORT

RIFLE SHOOTING (Own Correspondent). BULLS, May lu. Fairly good weather conditions favoured riflemen on Saturday afternoon, and the following scores were registered over 300 and 600 yards ranges:— C. Cockburn, 49, 49-98; H. Meads, 49, 48-97; A. Wing, 49, 46-95; J. Hammond, 46, 47-93; R. White, 47, 46-93; R. Hammond, 41, 42-83; J. Amon, 41, 34-75. On Saturday next a service shoot will be held for a trophy donated by Mr. H. Meads. GOLF MATCH Rangitikei and Feilding Golf Clubs played at Feilding on Saturday, Feilding winning easny. Details are as follow, Rangitikei players being mentioned first:— Singles.—N. Amon defeated Gover; Gower lost to Moffitt; Carter defeated Seifert; Scott lost to Thomas; Hendry defeated Gorton; A. W. An.on lost io Whiteman; Clark lost to Horton, Drew lost to Donaldson; Giixison defeated Smith; Prichard defeated McCorkindale; Field lost to Taitc; Dix lost to Carthew; Young lost to Bej.ttie; Shaw lost io Orr; Rich lost io Duthie; Flower lost to Webster, Willis lost to Ewing; Wilson lost to Cleverley; Pearce lost to Wells; Sargisson lost to Findlay. Four-ball. —Amon and Scott lost io Gover and Thomas; Gower and Hendry lost to Moffitt and Gorton; Carter and A. W, Amon defeated scirert and Whiteman; Clark and Drew lost <.o Horton and Donaldson; Gukison and Prichard halved with Smith and Me- 1 Corkindale; Field and Dix lost to Taite and Carthew; Young and Shaw halved with Beattie and Orr; Rich and Flower, lost to Duthie and Webster; Willis and Wilson lost to Ewing and Cleverley; Pearce and Sargisson lost to Wells and Findlay. RUGBY Although Bulls fielded three teams on Saturday, no Rugby fixture was set down to be played nere, which appears to be bad management on somebody's part. The improved showing of the Bulls senior side, which defeated the leaders, Halcombe, on their own ground, is very encouraging, and the meeting between Marton Oid Boys and Bulls, at Bulls, on Saturday next should be full of interest. Flea Stock was in good kicking form against Halcombe, putting over two penally goals and converting two tries. Foley and Bending scored nice tries, and the former ex-Wellington player is a tower of strength to Bulls, ilallamore played a sound game, but finished up with a rickea ankle. The younger members of the team all gave a good account of themselves, anu when Culpan gets into form the side will take a lot of beating. Culpan showed all nis old cleverness, and broke through repeatedly, but lack of condition slowed him up when he appeared certain to score. For Halcombe, Pye played a great game, and with Hartley added to the score with fine goals. Details are not available, bui the correct score was: Bulls, 19; Halcombe, 14— not 16-14 as appeared in some papers. Bulls juniors and thirds travelled to Hunterville, the former losing, 6-8, and the latter winning, 10-9. Flaying at Flock House, Marton Old Boys thirds won a bright game by 16 to 3. For Flock House Mansfield kicked a penalty goal. RANGITIKEI LADIES’ GOLI CLUB Following is tiie draw lor a bogey i match, to be played on May lo; Seniors. Miss Kilgour-Carter v. Mrs. Clark; Miss Amon v.. Miss McKenzie; Mrs. Scott v. Mrs. McKelvie. Juniors.—Mrs. Last-Harris v. Mrs. Tricker; Mrs. Drew v. Miss O. Levett; Mrs. Mackay v. Miss Willis; Miss Perrett v. Mrs. Carter; Mrs. H. Pearce v. Miss N. Wilson; Miss Palmer v. Miss Bailey; Miss P. Levett v. Mrs. D. Wilson; Mrs. Russell v. Mrs. Lawrence; Mrs. W. Pearce v. scorer. To play 12 holes. —Miss r ield v. Miss M. Anderson; Miss Pedersen v. Miss B. Gibbons; Miss J. Wilson v. Miss Guy; Mrs. Gower v. Mrs. Smart; Miss B. Mackay v. Miss Coleman; Miss K. Amon v. Mrs. McDoneli; Miss C. Howard v. Miss Fiyger; Mrs Natzke v. Miss M. Carter; Miss F. Anderson v. Mrs. Gibbons. The best scores in last week’s L. medal round were:— Seniors. —Miss Kiigour-Carter, 109-29-80. Juniors.—Mrs. Carter, 118-36 82. 12 holes.—Miss Guy, 75-4-51.