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The third prize competition of the Manchester Rifles was fired yesterday morning and afternoon. Sergts Saywell and Aitken tied in Class A with scores of 69, but as Saywell made the most at the long distance he counts the win. Vol Eobinson won in Glass B with a total of 66, and Vol Farkes in Class C with 67. Vol Pftrkes, having won three competitions running, wins the first prize iCapt Kirton's binocular glasses) in bis cla&s outright. Vol Scott, Cor pi Q. Bay well and Sergt F. Saywell have one win each for the prize (Mr Basting's watch) in Class A, and Vol McMnrray two wins and Vol Bobineon one win for the prize in Class B (Mrs Hastie's medal) Class C will continue firing for Lieut Bray's prize for second place. jn that Class. The following are the scores made yesterday :—
ClaßsA. 800 300 600 Tl Sergt Saywell 26 21 22-69 Sergt AUken 26 24 19—69 Corpl Saywell 27 26 21—68 Vol Scott 22 16 21—59 Vol Lethbriage ... 17 18 21-56 Sergt Petherick ... 18 9 8-35 Class B. 200 300 500 Tl Vol Robinson 25 26 15-66 Lieut Burlace 26 17 15—58 VolMcMurray ... 20 14 6-42 Class C. 200 800 Tl VolParkes 88 29-67 Vol Bilderbeck 84 29-68 Vol Richards 89 19-58 Vol E.Bennett 81 25-56 Vol Card ... 82 19-51 VolJ. Bennett ... ... 28 6-29
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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 191, 14 December 1893, Page 2
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