C.A.C. SHOOTING CUP

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 648, 27 April 1929, Page 17

C.A.C. SHOOTING CUP

WIN FOR TAIHAPE Press Association WANGANUI, Friday. The final of the C.A.C. Shooting Team Challenge Cup concluded this morning, under the auspices of the Wanganui Gun Club, the winner being the Taihape team. Individual scores were: 11. Quartermain, 20; H. Belk. 19: J. Duncan, 19; R. Anderson, 18; G. Belk, IS; J. Ormond, 16; J. Whittall, IS. Total, 128. Stratford Team. —A. Nelson, 20; S. Casey, 17; J. Hegarty, 18; J. Petrie, IS; A. E. Brown, 17; A. Coleman, 19; B. Green, 17. Total, 126. Palmerston North Team. —P. Meehan. 16; A. Thompson, 19; H. Best, 14; C. EBiwn, 16; Peter Meehan, 17; K. Thompson. 14; C. Rose, 18. Total. 114 First Open Handicap, sweepstake, 12 birds.—R. Anderson (Taihape) and J. McMullan (Taupo) divided the first and second prizes. Second Open Handicap, sweepstake, 12 birds.—F. Casey (Stratford). Eight others divided the second prize. Six-bird Sweepstake, off 1 Syds.—J. Dunlop (Wanganui) and A. Coleman (Stratford) divided the prize-money.

Lois Moran and George O’Brien, who were teamed together in “Sharpshooters.” will be seen again in the Fox film, ’’True Heaven.” based on the magazine story “Judith.” The story teems with drama and tenseness. It is of a young 1- utenant of the British Army who meets a mysterious girl and flirts with her, only to learn, when he has come to . love her. and his love is reciprocated that she is, in reality, an enemy spy The fortunes of war decide * that, I ; eventually, his fate and his life are in ! her hands.