RIFLE SHOOTING

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 42, 13 November 1920, Page 9

RIFLE SHOOTING

THE VICTORIAN'MEETING.

Melbourne, November 12. _ In the second stage of tho King g Prize. Godkin 'again was top with 98, making his total for tho two stages 109 out of a possible .205. Do Grandi maintained. second place with 90. making his " to C thl e Sareood Match, 900 yards five scored" the possible In the ahoot-o£, lloean and Ilayter New South Wales) aeain tied and divided. New Zrolnncleib were not among tho first flight in cither C °Tn eS the first, stage of the King's Prize Private noltou was tho only New /enlander well up. His score was 98. and Match.. at GOO yards, won by llobihson (Victoria), his score of 48 was equalled by live including Hoots, who was placed sixth, and Tn fhe s Moua3h Match, 600 yards, won with a score of 46, Roots with the samo score was placed third. , Masefield scorin the Temple Ma eh, won by •Marsden (Sydney) with tho possib.e, Bnrklo was among four scorers of 49, and was placed fourth, and won .£3 las., GoveDlock. 48. won .£1 10s.—Press A&.n.

FINAL OF KING'S PRiZE. (Rec. November 13, 0.30 a.m.) Melbourne, November 12. The King's Prize filial resulted :-Cr. A. (iodkin- (Mildura Rifle Club, Victoria). 330, 1: J. Muos (Victoria), 327,-1 J. H. Williams (Victoria), 527, 3. Chief Petty Officer Morton, of the Bntisli team, with 326, was fourth, and Lieutenant Morton (Britain), 3it, fifth. J. J. Mathcson (New Zealand), with 31G, was forty-seventh, and D. .T- Gumey ■Zealand), with 315, was fiftieth. -Both win the Eton's badges-Press Assn.