Rifle Shooting CHRISTCHURCH WINS

Press, Volume C, Issue 29497, 26 April 1961, Page 19

Rifle Shooting CHRISTCHURCH WINS

Match Against Peninsula " The Banks Peninsula Rifle I Club fired the annual return 1 match against the Christchurch Rifle Club at Tai Tapu recently. Conditions were seven 1 shots each and two optional t sighters at 500, 600, and 800 . yards. ’ Christchurch won by 30 ’ points. The only possible was scored by R. W. Johnstone, at 50 yards. J. Watters was top for the winning team, with 100 points, and R. Small for Banks Peninsula, with 99, points. Scores were:— Christchurch

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300 600 300 J. Waller yds. yds. yds.Ti. .. 33 33 M 100 R. W. Johnstone 35 30 34 99 C. Thom .. 24 32 33 99 R. Taylor .. 33. 32 32 97 N. Greaves .. 33 33 31 97 G. Peagram .. 30 32 34 96 M. Taylor .. 31 32 32 95 E. Grafton .. 31 31 32 94 G. Manson .. 32 30 32 94 J. Gilbert .. 30 30 33 93 mm aTotal 964 Banks Peninsula 500 600 800 yds. yds. yds. Tl. R. Small 33 34 32 99 J. Knapo .. 32 32 32 96 J. Hewitt i. 31 33 31 95 G. Harris .. 33 31 31 95 G. Boleyn .. 33 28 33 94 R. Dymuck L. 30 31 32 93 M. Wright .. 30 28 33 91 J* Hammond 31 31 29 91 a. McKay .. M 26 33 90 J. Boleyn .. 30 31 29 90