RIFLE SHOOTING

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 37, 8 November 1920, Page 4

RIFLE SHOOTING

KASOBI. OliOß.'' Members of tho Karorl Kiflo Club fired thnThird match of tho first' scries at Seutham Ust Saturday, at raiujw of ™ aud 500 yards, 10 shotß and sightcr at »nrh ranKe Tho weather conditions were ideal for shooting and souio B ood. scores resulted, two possibles being reeistered. one at 300 yards by &an n i. TA? the latM &cn e O. ISfrto? anf J.V'acrV Jing up 95 and 89 respectively on the gun. Thf fallowing arc the yds. yds. H'p. Tl. Eflmn. A. 8. T. Butler ... 45 a scr. 95 Stan. F. Chlng .« « ?«• » ITcs. H. Marshall ....--■. 5° , ■« «£ £ S ; M«.,i.F. Smith. 29-38-14-71 The following are the leading scores for n,i flrtt wries which concludes next Saturiay at Ses of MO-and 900 yards, 10 shots at each range:-Semors; Mm.A. ST Butler, 177; Pres. H. Marshall, 173; imi™i T Low. 156. Juniors: Itflinu. J. Kr, 177; Mmu. D. V. M'Kcuzie. 172: U T r-meinbfrro? n tho 7o S uburbs Club continued their shooting at Trentham on Saturday at rangeß 300 and 000 yards. 10 fho? and sightcr at each range. Tie K .«nrp olf Uw gun was made by Den.yfel Smart with a creditable 92 and the best handicap score by A. 0. Bellamhre 93 In the pairs match. Boon and Wilson were first with .184. Bellamore and Turner IB? Boss and Neal 179, Grlmstone and Lewis 179- , ~ ... .Details of the shooting Me:-

, yds. yds. H'p. Tl. , Eflmn. A. 0. Bellamore .. 42 « J g Hiram. V. Wilson J* « lu ;; | B mn ,rfi J S 4»4k; KflmT / Sunn KUmn. C. Mllroy, 43S sre-M?Eflmn. H. Boon. «-45-scr..-M i, niirSi L Lewis, 42-45-4-91; Eflmn. O. V. SSSSn 45-40-6-91 i Bflinn. T. M. Wilson, »7-9i7 Eflmn.', J. L. Turner «M£-o_-oo« Ellmn. 11. Snelling, 41-43-5-89; n'nlnn r. Bi Turner, 39-40-10-89; Eflmn. O Whltcman,4™ 46-sor.-89; Dcp.jPres. Hunt! 45™3-scr.-88; Ro.mii. li. ..GrimK 42-42-4-88; Eflmn. A. bm 4gI■ S7 • flflinn J. Bobs. 39—46—2—0 i, fc Cr Fellinghar'42%o-5-fl7; Eflmn. 0. Ktewarf,Tf9-7-86; Eflmn. W. J. Bpenejr. m-jm/K-ss • llflmn W. Isaacs, 39—37—8— «|&«mn H r F utt^.^ blowing are the leading aggregates: Chauipionshlp.-O. WMteman 354; H. niint 344- G. Milrov, 044; J. bmart, iu, f Harris, 343; H Boon. 342. Symonds ng-nJato-6. Whitcman, 428; L. Lewis, 427; %r' 4 cU.o^«one G a,u, Lewis, 694; J. Boss and Xcal. 693. G. UBellamore and Turner, 690.

OLD NAVALS CLUB. i*l r , v ', a ' A v T> Duncan, and 1\ Lainbcrg. ;^f^ndf.'io^^- e r" n t C on Phots and sightor Jt oS 300 and m-wrdj. Tho scores wore as follow. \ yds. v ydß. H'n.T'l. nflnm. noes -•••• g g 1 S Rflmn. Carney J8 ffi w , n Mmn. M°!' e ."- « 46 0 89 Rflmn. Sneddon n i 6 o B7 Mmn. Jt'DonaM y ™ „ 87 Rflmn. Alabaster g- « J \ w nfiinn. Aston ... . ■ » ltdmn. Ev«n« •••• « « J M Bflron.. Prince ••••• f \< ,5 M Ilflmn: Hoßjn .....■■•••• « « « gj Ttflmn, Coniboar ....: « « J Rflmn. St.aiididgo \\ « u «i Ilflmn. Pitt -.«• ; ™ 55 J 79 Der-Prcn. W. Hams 40 M a « Rflmn. Alexander $ « M W Rflmn. Hurdott f \\ w a ii Rflmn. Pell « « 0 II Pros. J. Babe • « » 0 ft Dcp-Pree. 11. -Frlnglo ... 31 37 8 76