KING'S PRIZE AT BISLEY.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1809, 23 July 1913, Page 4

KING'S PRIZE AT BISLEY.

NEW CONDITION'S NOT YET SETTLED. By Telegraph- -I'rtua Association- Copyrieht London, July 21. Filial decision regardinsj now conditions for the King's Prize has been deferred until the autumn. It was reported yesterday that the King's Prize Match for 11)11. under the rovised conditions suggested' by the War Office, would in future be open to every branch of the Service. Competitors would shoot, with Service rifles, without any extraneous sight adjustment. The conditions would be based on tho. Army's musketry tests, and would include rapid firing at disappearing, targets.

AUSTRALIANS AT THE BUTTS. London, July 21. At the National Rifle Association meeting at Bisley, tho Alexandra Match (seven shots at 200 yds. and 600 yds.) was won by Private Rowlands (North Staffordshire), with a score of 70. The scorcs of Australians were: Cutler, 34 and 34; Carter, 34 and 33; Edwards, 33 and 34; Armstrong, O'Brien, and Macalister, each 33 and 33; Trigg, 34 and 32; White and Galliford, 33 and 32; Semmcns, Hogg, and Cross, 32 and 33. Harrison (Australia) scored 81 out of a possible 85 in the Prince of Wales Match (seven shots at 300 yds., and ten at 000 yds.), and stands thirty-third on the prize-list.

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