RIFLE SHOOTING

Chronicle (Levin), 29 March 1946, Page 2

RIFLE SHOOTING

CLUB MATCHE5 REVIYED Saturday last marked the revival of rifle shooting in the Horov/henua district when members . of district clubs from Paraparaumu! to Levin gathered on the Hautere range in good weather lor a practice shoot over ranges of 200 and 300 yards. — Although some rifles were showing signs of wear and tear, quite good scores were recorded, while some new members also tried their hand to good effect. Teams of five were picked, thus adding .to the interest, and all agreed that it was just like old times again. Details of the scores at 200 and 300 yards are given as foilows in that order, toge+her with the total: — L. Monk 34 — 35 — 69, H. Lumsden 34—34—68, F. Monk 34—33—67, F. Catley 33 — 33 — 66, R. Catley.. 34 — 32 — 66, F. Freeman 34 — 32 — 66, 6. Eagle 33—32—65, B. Monk 34—31— 65, N. Best 33—32—65, V. Hunter 33 — 31 — 64, S. Annansen 33 — 29—62, G. Hayward 33 — 29 — 62, J. Brown] 1 32 — 29 — 61, R. Monk 33—28—61, R. I Cole 34—27 — 61, R. Rolston 29—32— j 61, C. Strom 32—28—60, J. G. Horn ! 33 — 27 — 60, J. T. Eagle 32—27—59, IN. Monk 30—27—57, J. Hooper 30— 1 27—57, W. Deller 30—26—56, E. IFindsen 26 — 29 — 55, L. Jervis 29 — 36 j— 55, D. Wallington 29—25—54, G. I Walker 33 — 20 — 53, L. Iggulden : 28—25—53, J. Trembath 27—25—52, 1 H. Stratton 32 — 18—50, R. King 29—21—50, W. Walker 27—22—49, , J. Bryce 25 — 23 — 48, Ballantyne « 28 — 20 — 48, H. Clifton 23—24—47, N. ; ■Batten 31 — 15 — 46 and A. Clifton 127—19—46. i