RIFLE SHOOTING
SUBURBS CLUB".
The Suburbs Club fired the third shoot in_ the third series for trophies. The wind conditions were very changeable, and were the cause of several outers being registered, otherwise the day was perfect. The best score for the day was made by Rifleman Aston with 86 off the rifle. The following were the
E- Aston 43 43 3 89 J. Smart 46 39 0 85 A. Harris .:. 45 39 0 84 C. Milroy 44 39 1 84 L Lewis -43, 37, 3-83; H. Hunt, 43, 37, 2—82; Captain J. Eoss 33, 38, 10—81; President W. Fellingham, 36,30 10—76; Deputy-President Haase, 36, 32, 6—74; S. M'Lean, ,40, 29, 4—73; S Cooper, 30, 26, 15-71; A. Henderson", 39, 28, 2-49; F. Thompson, 26, 32, 11 T^J A-ilO^ 800' 29' 18' 7-54- T. ijoodail, 35, did not compete jt 600.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 19, 23 January 1924, Page 3
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141RIFLE SHOOTING Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 19, 23 January 1924, Page 3
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