CLAY BIRD SHOOT

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21220, 17 September 1940, Page 9

CLAY BIRD SHOOT

MATAMATA OPEN EVENT (Special to Times) MATAMATA. Monday. The Matamata Gun Club held an open shoot cm Sunday, when competitors rrom all parts or the Waikato took pan. Results were as follows:-Eye-opener dive birds). —W. O’Kane C. King Waihi), F. Deane WaihL. F. King Wailiii, J. MeMuilan «. Morrinsviiie; and It. Hrinkworth (’Matamata) shot the possible. Sweepstake six birds).—F. H. McFarlanc, C. Green, E. Davis and 11. Davis sho-t Hie possible. Trophy match (ten birds). —R. Brink worih and I. Kosoof shot the possible Brink-worm winning the shoot-off. Trophy match ten birds;.—a. J. Aitken t Morrinsviiie), E. Allison 'Morrinsvillei. k. Prentice ‘ Hamilton and i. ko*oo f Matamata' slmt the possible, the shoot-off resulting: Attkcn l. Allison 2. Kosoof Handicap match, £in 15 birds).—j. Kosoor, W. Sharp 'Morrinsviiie), p. pf)W----(,e11, E. Jones Morrinsviiie), c. Green ;mo V Allison shot I 1 birds each and divided Hie prize-money. Gmura-k. K. Prentice, j. Ormond. I;. Knight Morrinsviiie) ami F. Green shot tii- poMbie. Prentice whining- the shootoff with R. Knight second. B"\ - mot Give bird?,.—H. Davis snot Yank-- -hoot ten birds).—p. Rovnolds and J. Kosoof shot the possible and divided. Double rise five pairs).—o. L. Mason S, K. Prentice 7. W. Gnbble (Hamilton/ 7, i-. M. McFarlano 7. The Rev. Father Silk presented the trophies to the winners, and Mr A. J Altken, of Morrinsviiie, replied on behair or the visitors.