MINIATURE RIFLES

Chronicle (Levin), 19 August 1948, Page 7

MINIATURE RIFLES

Weekly Shoois Continued Throughout Disiricts Weekly rifle shoots continued in clubs thoughout the district during the past week. The Horowhenua Miniature Rifle Association's interclub series were also continued but results were not to hand when this paper went to press. The foliowing are the details of the club shoots': — Levin Club The Levin shoot was held on Monday when the sweep winners were Messrs. W. La Roche and C. Swanwick. Details: — A. Fletcher 99, M. Wright 99, P. Raskin 99, M. Fletcher 98, B. Penny 98, P. Humphrey 98, R'. Cole 97, A. Heaynes 97, M. Harvey 97, B. Lacey 97, D. Standish 97, Mrs. A. L. Lumsden 96, I. Bond 96, A. Birley 96, W. La Roche 96, C. Swanwick 96, E. Carpenter 96, P. H. y^hitham 95, W\ Moynihan 95, R. Close 95, E. White 95, Mrs. P. Humphrey 94, W. Manly 93, A. Abraham 93, E. Lacey 93, M. Welby 92, J.v Manly 92, S. P. Bowler 92, Mrsv J. K. Knight 92, Mrs. Haynes 92, R. Desgrand 91, J. K. Knight 91, L. Jenson 90, F. Laing 90, Mrs. Lacey 85, A. Truman 79, K. Bibby 77, Mrs. M. Fletcher 76, Miss N. Fletcher 70, Mrs. Penny 58, Miss Vint 54. , Ohau Club High scores were'tne order at the Ohau CIu'd's shoot, the highest 15 recording 1463 points from a possible 1500. Detailed scores were: N. Wehipeihana 99,' G. McKenzie 99, V. Hunter 99, Ian Horn 99, F. Catley 99, Ian Grey 98, W. McKenzie 97, Jim McCartney 97, M. Bisliop 97, Jim Horn 96, Bruce Horn 96, A. Joblin 96, E. McLeavey 96, L..Anyan 95, E. Findsen' 95, Len Hol'der 95, J. G. Horn 94, Keith Aanensen 94, A. Stevenson 93, Bill Mudge 93, Miss C. Hunter 93, Miss B. Grey 93, J. Bowling 93, G. Barnes 92, Mrs. Aanensen 83, Roy Mungavin 85 and P. Carew 70. The final match for the Ohau-1 Riverbank Shield took place at' Ohau, and was won by the home: team • by 1446 to 1420 points, who thus retain the shield for the sec-| ond time in succession. ' j At the commencement of thej shoot, Mrs. Harding presented , a cup for annual competition, • and ! this was won by V. Hunter with a sdore of 99.8. At the eonclusion of j the shoot prizes were distributedj for the highest and lowest score among the men and ladies of bothj teams. Sweep winners were Galbraith and Miss C. Hpnter with Mrs. South and V. Hunter second, and Mrs. Nightingale and Wehipeihana third. The foliowing were the • detaile'd scores: — Riverbank: Galbraith 99, South. 97, Mrs. .South 96, Sundholm 96,! Thorpe 96, Mrs. Nightingale 97, Mrs.j Harding 96, Nightingale. 95, -Mrs.1 iTaylor ,96, Mrs. Fulford 95, H.j ; Smith 94, G. Hughes 92, Mrs. IWarcup 92, G. Peffers 90 and A. i Fletcher 90. j Ohau: E. McLeavey 95, V. Hunter; 199, L, Holder 99, N. Wehipeihana 99, [s. Aanensen 98', W. McKenzie 98, M. Bishop 97, Miss C. Hunter 97, Jim McCartney 97, W. Mu'dge 96, Miss B. Grey 95, Ian Grey 95, G. McKenzie 94, Ian Horn 94 and J . Bowling 83. [ Poroutawhao Club | At the Poroutawhao Ciub's shoot the Renkin Buttons 'were won by 'P. R. Whitham and J. L. Graham. I Detailed scores were: — L. K. Lumsden 69—97—166, F. J. Graham 65 — 99 — 164, C. W. Tait 66—97 — 163, S. L. Lumsden 67 — 96 — 163, J. Thornton 65 — 98 — 163, R. Cole 66 — 96—162, Miss M. Kilsby 65—96—161, A. L. Lumsden 66 — 95 — 161, Mrs. S. L. Lumsden 63 — 96 — 159, W. Manly 64—95 — 159, J. L. Graham 65 — 94— 159, R. Rueben 65 — 94 — 159, P. RWhitham 67 — 92 — 159, Mrs. A. L. Lumsden 62 — 96 — 158, W. D. Carie 63—95—158, W. J. Benning 61—95— 156, K. A. Graham 60 — 95—155, R. Parkin 62—93—155, P. H. Kilsby 60 . — 94 — 154, Miss J. Arcus 64 — 90 — 154, Mrs. L. K. Lumsden 60 — 93 — 153, Mrs. J. L. Graham 65 — 88 — 153, R. Penny 56" — 95 — 151, A. .Carie J31 — 90 — 151, E. C. Lewis, 58 — 92—150, Mrs. W. Benning 57 — 92 — 149, C. H. Arcus 55—97—142, C. N. Rarnsay 65 — 70 — 135 and Miss D. Carie 64 — 70—134. _