THE CITY GUARDS.
A match was fired this morning at Cashmere range, between Sub-Lieut. Francis’ team and Lieut. Wolfe’s team. The conditions were—Seven men to be chosen from each team that fired in the match last week. Ranges 200 and 400 yards, five shots at each range, position any, the losing team to pay all expenses. The following score will show that the match was a very close one. At the end of the first range Lieut. Wolfe’s team led by one point, which it held with some difficulty till the finish, only winning the match by one point:—
Lieut. Wolfe's Team. 200 400 yds. yd*. Tl. Lieut. Wolfe 19 17 36 Col.-Sergeant Parker... 17 15 32 Private C. Cor 13 16 29 Corporal Andrews 11 5 16 Corporal Bennett 9 3 Private Snmerfield 15 15 30 Private Bryan 11 15 26 181 Sub.-Lieut, Francis’ Team. 200 400 yds. yds. Til. Sub.-Lieut. Francis ... 17 14 31 Sergt. Francis 16 17 33 Lance-Copl. King 13 10 23 ,, Fraaer 19 16 33 „ Burrows ... 14 9 23 Pvt. G. Baker 8 11 19 Bugler Q. Cox 7 9 16 160
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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1780, 4 November 1879, Page 2
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187THE CITY GUARDS. Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1780, 4 November 1879, Page 2
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