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MINIATURE MFLES

INTERCLUB MATCHES

(Notes by "Trigger.")

■,"^j The B grade Inter-club matches were ad- ';,-', fanced another stago last week when tbo eighth ;'.;] round was fired, and medium scores only wcro \.i registered. Only ono possiblo was put ou ',M In all matches, and that was gained by Sir. ".{-I HoffeJns (Brooklyn). The South B2 team •'>■ dofaulted to P.N.R.—not because they could ;r« not get a team, but' on account of the match 't; being set down on tho home night of tho South l\ Club, which also is tho homo night of P.N.R. It was most unfortunate, as no re-arrange-TM ment could be arrived at. :-"< The final round of matches In tho C grade X. Is being fired this week, and after this week ""Ji thsß grade flre every week, finishing on 14th *\i October, making another five rounds. Tho "*J scores in tho recent postal match with Jlana- .''**) watu are published below, and for two teams -3 of 20 aside tho total of each individual is very W creditable. - i'tl The following are tho results of last weeks '»"} B grade matchos: — ?3 B GRADE (Bth ROUND).

.»;{ WELLINGTON-V. HUTT VALLEY. it A match has been arranged between the rj miniature shootlsts in the Hutt Valley against ■M Wellington. The match will take place at the ■ * Harbour Board range on Saturday, 25th Sep- - toraber, the teams to consist of 14 men and 7 I- ladles, 7 shots, optional sighter, only the first .' two to be marked. Mrs. Fuller and Mr. F. *' Kerahaw, sen., have been asked to select the i,. Hurt Volley teams, and the Wellington selectors , ■ —Messrs. G. Spencer, S. Waters, and 0. WanC', noil—have been requested to pick the local '.*•: team. ■J This match Is Intended to bo an annual flx- ,■' lure, and the association ig extending an invl- *. tation to the Mayor of Wellington and the "• Mayor or Lower Hutt to be present that even- •■ Ing. A return match Is also being arranged ' against Manawatu, to be fired towards the end T= of this month on the Brooklyn range, when the , A team will flre on one evening and the B "* team on the following. *, The following are the leading aggregates, cut- *: ting out one match, in the A grade. As '■/. Messrs. Westwood and Goldfinch are level, the - association have decided.that the scores In the ,'.' Wellington v. Hutt Valley match will bo taken to • decide the wiener: West 416, Goldfinch 416, 0. 'j Chlng 415, P. Kershaw 414, Webb 413, Graham ,-' 413, Adams 412, M'Donald 412, Hare 412, : ■• O'Donnell 412, Robertson 412, Nicholl 412, Teal -' 409, Poutawera 409, Croxton 409, W. Spencer .:'i 408. The above are total scores In six matches. fi POSTAL MATCH. •A A postal match between Wellington and "\ SUnawatu was flred on the Harbour Board' •' range. The scores were: — % , Wellington.

<:- BROOKLYN CLUB. "M The second quarter shoot for the Holcroft i's) shield concluded last week, and the holders' '■1 team (Mr. Beavls) had a close call and tied .■l with Mr. Spencer's team, with the neit team '.'■< two points behind. In the individual competlt<\ ti«n the shooting was exceptionally good, the y scores being much better than In the inter'A Jlub matches. The club champion for the !| quarter was Mr. Spencer, and he takes the "■'.] trophies for Ist and 2nd series, the handicap ■«j cup, and the Perkins Cup, which goes to the >3 highest gun score for the club. The Ladles' Gun »■ Score Cup (Worsfold) was won by Mrs. WanS nell, the Ladies' Handicap Cup by Miss .. Willis, the Ist series by Mrs. Wannell, and the !?; 2nd series by Miss Tunis. The Ladies' Points -':. Cup (Swindon) is a new competition, and was v won for the first time by Mrs. Skelton. The 1.. Skelton Memorial Cup (a new trophy) for the i; highest handicap score over two quarters, lady > J or man, was won by Mr. G. Millar. ;,' The prizes for euchre were Mrs. Tunk3 1, Mrs. *■_. Hoffelns 2. The men's prizes were won by '." Messrs. Thomson and Graham. The members ~ ef Mr. Beavis's Shield team are Miss Tunks, -•; Miss Claugliton, Miss Miller, and Messrs. ■^ Beavls, Carstons, Miller, and Bunting. A friendly shoot is taking placo this week ;1 against the Hutt Club, and both ladies and men will take part. ':;. ' The annual euchre tournament and dance '■> will take place on 30th October, and an enjoy- ~ able evening is anticipated. £ MATCHES FOB NEXT WEEK. ' B Grade (9th round). "'■ Hutt Valley v. W.W.M.C—H.V. range, 14th :■' Beptember. South 2 v. Aotea.—Y.M.C.A. range, 14th Sep- '"; tember. Hutt 1 T. Brooklyn I.—Hutt range, 14th Sepi tember. South 1 v. P.N.R.—Y.M.C.A. range, 14th ; September. Petone Ladles v. Brooklyn 2.—Petono range, '_' 15th September. Harbour Board V. Port Nicholson, H.B. range, : 15th September. Public Service v. Hutt 2.—V.M.C.A. range, ,- J6tb September.

J] Aotea. ■ Brooklyn a. VI Miss 0. Nix .... 69 Hoffeins 70 l4 Staples 69 Hcndricksen .... 69 :;■ Haro 68 Willis 68 Vq Mitchell 68 Bunting 67 :$. Chapman 66 Carstons 67 .*$ Pattlson 64 JI'Fhun 6j> *3 Bird 64 Wannell 62 S] 468 468 S 1 =*»■) Brooklyn 1. Port Nicholson. -'• Mrs. Tunks .... 68 Jfrs. Congreve .. 67 ■I* Miss Tunks .... 68 Miss M'Gulre .. 67 "Si Miss Willis .... 68 Jtlss Foy 65 V Mrs Thomson .. 60 Miss Sutherland 6a - Mrs. Wannell .. 6G Miss Cordon :. 64 -i Miss Miller .... 65 Miss Harper .... 62 'A Miss Claughton . 64 Mrs. Renton .... 59 "d ' 465 449 ??J I M : ■ d Public Service. Pctone Ladles. M»s ElUsoa ... 68 Mrs. Wild .67 «a Mtb. Potts 68 Mrs. Kmraett ... 66 fi-i Stuart 68 Mrs. Fuller 66 « Bromley 67 Mrs. Porter 66 '■i I, ow 67 .Mrs. Johnstono . 66 i Potts 66 Mrs. Pickard ... 65 H MiM Campbell .. 65 Miss Wild 64 A 469 460 * A Harbour B. Hutt Valley. V* Swift 69 Mrs. Childs .... 67 4 Emmerson 69 Mrs. O'Rourke .. 66 '}] Haggar .68 Mrs. Warner .... 66 i\ M'Glll 67 Mrs. Nightengale 63 r' Btspham 65 Mrs. Cunllffo .. 63 ** Satherley ...... 65 Mrs. Nicholas .. 61 *'i Williams • 64 Mrs. Torrall .. 61 U'l ■3 467 447 3 /,? South 1. Hutt 1. ■A Smart 68 F. Kershaw, jun. 68 .6) W. Fettes, sen. . 68 Clout 66 -.1 Sreeman 67 J. Cave 65 -*; Hlgglnson 66 H. Cave ....... 65 '."ej Hffispleman 66 J. Kershaw .... 63 :'?i H. Weeds 65 Ross 62 >\ Scott 62 Cottle 60 ■ 462 «9 ?.i P.N.A. Soutll J. 'A Parker 68 1 SulUran 68 '":' Hobbs 67 /:! M«rsden 66 ., , .... -1 Scott .-. 66 ■ .■■■ ' > ■ • >i Wallis 65 \\ Eule 6.3 _£{ -'-'■■463 South 2 defaulted. I I

A Grade. B Grade. ,', Nicholl (H.B.) .. 100 Henry (H.) .... 100 * Bobertson (H.) . 100 Wunnell (B.) .. 98 Kirshaw (H.) . 100 Smart (S.) 93 Cildwell (S.) .. 99 Mrs. Wannell (B.) 97 1 Teal (S.) 99 Carstehs' (B.) . 97 ; Westwood (B.) . 98 Hempicman (S.) 97 j MTJonald (H.B.) 98 Mrs. Fuller (P.S.) 96 H Webb (P.S.) ... 98 Freeman (S.) .. 9G A Miller B.) .. . 98 Haggar (H.B.), . 9(i A Ahlers (S.) .... 97 Clout (H.) 9« •| Goldfinch (H.) . 97 Bunting (B.) .. 9G ;; Croxton (P.S.) . 97 Walker <R.) 96 Graham (B.) .. 96 Scott (S.) 96 i Adams (S.)..... 96 Mrs. Potts (P.S.) 95 A Hare (A.) 90 Hobbs (P.W.R.) 95 ■■: Dodgson (A.) .. 98 Miss O. Nix (A.) 95 " O. Chlng (H.) .. 9fl M'Phun (B.) .. 92 7 O'Donnell (A.) . 98 Miss Tunks (B.) 90 Baoumgren (It.) 94 Mm. Cunliffe '.. Pitt (A.) 92 (H.V.) 90 » ' Mrs.Emmett (P.L.) 89 ;' ; 1943 .- 1905 1•. i Manawalu. ,l' A Grade B Grade -i 1. Ralfe 99 C. Simpson !>8 .; 1. Grlbb 99 S. Klch-.'....... 98 '■: R. A. Jones .... 98 C. Page 97 i.' E. Britton 9S F. Searaucke .. 97 ■..' K. Vile 97 J. Coolan 97 \ J. Thomson .... B7 H. Chapman 97 '.' A. Hume 97 y. Lumsden .... 9S L; H. Hill 97 B. Salmori3 .... 95 v D. Xundy 96 E. Conlan .' 95 S, J. Hartley 96 J. Webber 95 >} I/. Hastlng3 .... 95 H. Burd 94 ••■ A. Vile 96 K. Ramsay 91 'S H. Barlow 95 C. Young 94 - A. Phillips 95 G. R. Flnlay ... 93 ■* T. X,. Lewis 94 R. Lewis 92 * J. Dalzlell 94 T. Mansell 92 ;, 3. Milligan .... 94 It Snell 91 ?> It Lumsden .... 93 J. Simpson- 83 "=j E. Ferguson .... 91 L Ellery .:.... 83 i| ' 1919 ■ • ' ' 1874

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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 60, 8 September 1926, Page 16

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MINIATURE MFLES Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 60, 8 September 1926, Page 16

MINIATURE MFLES Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 60, 8 September 1926, Page 16

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