Naval Brigade Prize Firing.
The abore Brigade assembled at the range on Saturday for another competition for the prize presented by Mrs C. F. Qaint. This time the top scorer was Seaman W. Harris, who led with. SI points, and this makes the second occasion on which he was the winner. The weather was not of the most favorable kind for good shooting, as daring the firing at the last range (SCO yards) there was a strong gale blowing from the right. The following were the principal scores made:—
, 'AW , iW 5W yds yds : yds Tl. Jeaman W. Herns ... 17 17 17—51 „ F.Sykea ... 17 15 15-47 „ J.Cameron... 16 16 14-46 „ J. Pawlow ... 18 15 13-46 ?.O. A. Jamieaoa ... 18 19 9—46 )eaman B. Luckie ... 16 16 13—45 Ciieut. Gordon ... 18 16 11—45 „ Lawless ... 17 17 11—45 teaman Cartwright... 16 18 9—43
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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3619, 2 August 1880, Page 2
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141Naval Brigade Prize Firing. Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3619, 2 August 1880, Page 2
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