RIFLE SHOOTING

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 243, 3 June 1932, Page 6

RIFLE SHOOTING

LADIES V. MEN A match was fired at the Drill Hall »n Tuesday night, between 12 ladies tnd 12 men. The ladies were unforynate that three of their consistent •hots were unable to be present. ■ It was a bitterly cold night, and the ladies indulged in sltipping to ceep themselves warm before firing. Of the team selected from the men rour could not attend. Until the last detail fired, the ladies •>re winning by three points, but in .bo last detail the men registered yood scores and won the match by i narrow margin. The two ladies who scoreld the highest number of points off the •ifle will eaeh get a trophy. They were: — Miss D. Adolph (65), and Miss M. Yuill (62). Both Miss Adolph and Miss Yuill bave tried very hard to improve their •'cores, and they were rewarded for the efforts in each obtaining a trophy. The foilowing were the best scores n ihe teams match: — Miss D. Adolph >5; Mr. W. Beazley, 64; Mr. W. Don- ■ idson, 65; Miss M. Yuill, 62; Mr. R. ^eid, 62; Mr. H. Winslade, 61; Miss VI. Worrall, 60. After the teams match, the Misses Gordon and McKibbon fired •uT for the previous week's trophy '«" -u anu seeond highest score with V.ru'irfiir>. Miss Pike registered a r-i.xl (O o:T the rifle and won. Miss T'.iji on was second, also with a good ro' e.