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SPORT WITH THE RIFLE

WEEK-END CLUB MATCHES. - KARORI CLUB. The Karori Rifle Club fired the third match of its first series on Saturday afternoon last, at ranges 900 and 1000 yards. The conditions were anything but pleasant,' a strong rear wind blowing down the range, .bringing with it clouds of dust from the camp, and making it difficult at times to see the targets. With variations of win'd from 5 to 15 degrees right,' good shooting was out of the question. The best score off the rifle was made by Rflmn. D. Mason. The results are as follow: — 900 1000 yds. yds. Hp. Tl. D Mason 27 23 5 55 A. Milburn 23 15 17 55 C. F. Reeves ;... 20 16 15 51 S. Edwards, 25 —9 —l7 —51; D. M'Kav, 15—16-20 —51; G. Jones, I' 6 —23—49; H. Preston, 21—7—20—48; H. Marshall, 26 —21—47; Farquliar. 27-20-47; W. Skegg, 23-19-5—47; W. I. Clark, 23-19-5-47; W. Nash, 13—10—24—47;. E. W. Daniel, 22—13 -10-45; W. H. Cox, 19—11—14—44; V. Croxton, 25—18—43; V. Jensen, SI -17-3-41; F. Ching, 22-15-37; G. Tinney, 20 —14 —3.4; G. S. Clark, 7—16 —8—31; J. Dayman, 16—8—24. The club members fired the third match of the second series at the Buckle. Street miniature range last week. Results;— F. Ching, 97; H. Marshall, 95; J. Dayman" 95; V. Croxton, 95; J. Hutton, 94—1 —95; S. Edwards, 93—2 — Go; D'.- M'Kay, 91-4-95; W. 11. Cox, 90 —5—95; C. Reeves, 85 —10 —95; I\ Earle, 78—17—95; V. Jensen, 94; D. Mason 87 —7 —94; G. Tinney, 93; G. S. Clark, 84 —7—91; E. W. Daniel, 89; H. Preston, 70—13—83; J. Williamson, 77 —5—82; A. Milburn, 57—14—71; G. Bagley, 55—15—70. SUBURBS CLUB. The Suburbs Rifle Club fired the first stage of their annual "Daily Mail" match at ranges 300. oi)0, and 600 yards. The weather was again not to the liking of the competitors, and at 600 yds. it was impossible to judge the strength of the wind. Next Saturday the final shoot for the "Daily Mail"' Cup will take place at Miramar, at ranges 700, 800, and 600 yards." The result of the second series, C Class, was as follows:—P. Winehcomb, 295; S. Lovell, 293; E. B. S. Hill, 292 F. W. Thompson,' 289. The following are leading for the Newton Cup;—S. Lovell, 35 points; H. Boon, 33; A. Hunt, 30; W. J. Spencer,

H. Boon is now leading for the club championship, with 'H. Hunt second, and only'one shoot to.go. ,Next Saturday's jvill be the final shoot for this season. Scores:— . 'A Class: 300 500 600 .; " yds. yds. yds. H'p T'L W./A. Isaac ... 32 30 29 3 94 \V. Fellingham 32 30 26 3 91 C. B. Jenkins 34 v 30 25 1 90 A. Harris, 31 —32—22 —3 —88; A. Beilamoroj 31—2/—2o—s —Bß; H.. 1 Sooi i. 31—27—29—0—57 : A. Jackson, 32 —30 -25-0-87; J. Smart, 30—28—27—0— 85; H. Hunt, 33—32—19—0—84; 'H. Snelling, 31—28—22—3—84'; W. M. Jackson, sen., 32—28—20—2—82:1{. C Barkle. 31—24—26—0—81. - B Class.—J. G. Newton, 26—32—22— 4—84; W ; J. Spencer, 31—25—23—3— 82; C. R. C-iraliam, 25 —25—26—6 —82: A. W. Boniface, 22—32—21—6—81: G. 0. Smith, 32-24-19-2-77; C. Gray, 27—29—=10—0—76; W. May, 26-31-17—0—74; A.! Henderson, 25—23—25— 0—72; C. J. .Stewart, 27—19—13—3— 72; G. Y/ihchcombe, 20—24—22—6—72; G. Harris, 17—21—20—6—64. 0 Class.—P. A. Donnelly, 25 —24— 28—7—84; L. Jenkjns, 22—22—23—7— 74; P. Winchcomb. 23—24—25—0—72; G. Emms, 25—24—15—7—71; J. Bassett, 23 —17—20 —7—67; S. Lovell. 26 —15-0—61; E. B. S. Hill, 23—21—14 —3—61; J. Tindall, 14—14—17—7—52. • , PETONE CLUB; Fourth match, second series, 200 and 600yds.,'10 shots at each. (Next week's n<nges, 500 and 800 yards.) Scores :— A Class:. '200 600 yds. yds. T'l. J. Carter 42 47 89 'W.' Ballinger 45 44 89 W';' Ryan 43 42 85 W. M'llvride, 43—41—84; T. Warburton, 39 —42 —31; J. -M'Lachlan, 42— 37—79; .P. Sharland, 43—36—79; H. Russell. 46 —33—79; J. Williams, 40— 3.8—78; H. Ayson, 37—33—70. B Class. —S. Kuight, 43—38—81; R. Flaws, 38 —31—69; G. Hogg, 39 —30— 69.' , C Class. —T. Stickells, 40—40—80: S. Wakelin, 41—29—70; E. Prier, 3630—66; A. Jones, 36—24—60; S. Olendon, .35—22—57.

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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2706, 28 February 1916, Page 2

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SPORT WITH THE RIFLE Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2706, 28 February 1916, Page 2

SPORT WITH THE RIFLE Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2706, 28 February 1916, Page 2

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