Birmingham Rifle Club
. Q . |From our own correspondent.] Tbe ladies' bracelet competition in con nection with above took place on tbe range last Saturday, and brought out 16 competitors. Tbe shooting was only fair, tbe wind being very choppy, which puzzled some of the shootistn. Mr a Petti pew's score of 33, out of a possible 35, beinti tbe only individual effort which caused any comment. The following are the scores:— 200 500 Hps. Tl
Mr A. Pettigrew secured the first prize of 20s ; Mr W. Johnston 2nd, of 15s; A. Barrow, 3rd, Miss Tompkins' special price; Mr F. Spencer 4th prize of 7n 6d ; Mr R S. Barrow sth prize, Mr A. Hawthorne's special prize, pair of spurs.
A. Pettigrew 33 '23 scr 56 W. Johnston 29 22 B.r 51 A. Barrow 19 21 8 48 F. Spencer 20 15 10 45 R. S. Barrow 23 16 5 44 J. Hyde 18 17 8 43 W.Banks 27 12 3 42 W.Hyde 27 11 8 41 W.Mills 27 6 6 39 D.Howie 22 11 6 39 J.Barrow 24 11 3 38 A. Bailey 24 4 10 38 J. Bailey 17 9 10 36 H. Hodge 7 0 25 32 W. Sanderson 18 11 3 32 J. Schapleski 8 9 10 27
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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 59, 7 September 1897, Page 2
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