Prize Firing.
The Navals competed at the range on Saturday last in two squads for prizes presented to the Brigade. Iv was the second competition of the aggregate for first class shots for Captain Wildman's prize, and the first competition of an aggregate of two competitions for the ring for second class shots. P.O. W. Armstrong is again at the top with a good score of 77 points, and Seaman Berryman leads for second class prize. The ranges were 200, 300, and 500 yards, 7 shots at each. The following are the. principal scores :— IST Cl/ASS. P.O. W. Armstrong 77 Seaman J. Floyd ... ... 71 P.O. J. Thomas ... ... 70 Bandsman Gc. Gill ... ... 67 P.O. A. Thomas ... ... 65 Seaman G. White 63 Seaman H. Davis 62 Seaman J. Cameron ... ... 51 Seaman J. Woolcock 50 2ND CIiASS. Seaman B. Berrytnaa , ...56 P.O. J. Carter ... 56 Seaman J. Savage ... ... 53 Paymaster W. Potts ... ... 51 Seaman Tupari... ... ... 48 Seaman O. darken , 45 | Seaman Golds worthy 43 Bandsman A. Redfern... ... 37 Seaman W. Patterson ... ... 35 Seaman A. James ... ... 32 Aggbegate, Ist Ciass. P.O. Armstrong ... ... 14D Seaman J. Floyd 119 P.O. A. Thomas 117 P.O. J.Thomas ... ... 109 Seaman H. Davis ... ... 108 Seaman Gr. White 105
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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4213, 3 July 1882, Page 2
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198Prize Firing. Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4213, 3 July 1882, Page 2
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