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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 609, 18 February 1921, Page 9

GLAY PIGEON OPEN HANDICAPS. AT STRATFORD. C.C.C. WINS AGAIN. On February 8 two £SO Clay Pigeon shoots were held under the auspices of the Stratford Gun Club. Mr. F. Whittle, using C.A.C. cartridges, broke the highest possible number of birds in both first and second shoots—32 in all. He continued in the Sweep which followed, scoring 40 consecutive breaks. Mr. A. Dobson, also using C.A.C., broke 31 out of 32. All the winners in the first match shot, with C.A.C.., and all except one in the second match used C.A.C. ammunition. Splendid shooting was recorded throughout the day, and the way the pigeons were smashed up evidenced the wonderful accuracy and effectiveness of these cartridges. ° *

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