THAMES CLUB

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 579, 4 February 1929, Page 7

THAMES CLUB

- SATURDAY’S SHOOT y L, ir '(From Our Own Correspondent) THAMES, Saturday. 5 There was a good muster of shooters n at the Thames Rifle Club range on ~ Saturday, when the second round of <3 the Millar Cup was fired. The winner was the consistent Gilmore, who again topped the list. The prize for the best territorial score was won by Cadet L. Wilson. Results: —W. Gilmore, 200yds, 42; 300yds, 42; handicap. 11; total, 95: J. Morrison, 45. 44, 4, 93; A. E. Pearson. 44, 42, 3, 89: R. Cameron. 45, 42, scr, - 87; L. Pearson, 39. 38, 8, 85; L. Wilson, t. 37, 33, 15, 85; P. Trebilcock, 41, 38, 3, - 82; J. Donnelly, 40, 26, 15, 81; J. Hooie,

i 32, 33, 15, 80; A. Poole, 34, 37, 8, 79; C. t Young, 30, 32, 15, 77. CITY AND SUBURBS CLUB r The final shoot of the third trophy competition of the City and Suburbs Riflt, Club was competed at isoo and 900 yards last Saturday. Conditions were far from being ideal. R. c. Russell counted out P. J. Pring for a win in the A grade, while I. Spry won the B grade spoon easily. With a total of eight, R. C. Russell won the senior by . a margin of five points, G. P. Birks winning the junior trophy with five points. He also registered the ’ easiest of wins in the final of the 1 knock-out competition for the Gaidlau £ Cup. Results were5 D A r Grade—R. C. Russsell. 44, 43—87; - 16 J 6, Pr , 4 J>’ 42 — 87 ; A. T. Patrick. 42. 2 4-—S4; J. A. Spry, 46. 36—82; M. H. Rusi f|U 4°. 41—81; C. J. M. Clark, 43, 36—79; H. J. Verrall, 43. 35—78; W. H. Thomp* son, 38, 36—74; G. W. Hughes. 37. 35—72: ' L«. S. Cradock. 23. 48—71. B Grade.—l. Spry (5), 40, 45—90; G. G. . Kelly (3), 41, 42—86; T. Floyd (6). 36, 44 —B6; J. Cutler (4). 39. 40—83: G. P. Birks (scr.), 38. 41—79; A. Sonirnerville (4), 35, ’ 34—73; 11. W. Cozens (4), 25. 42—71; G. » W. Bong (11), 24, 32—67; H. W. Verrall ! # (2). 40, 21—63.