CLAY SHOOTING

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20742, 28 February 1939, Page 13

CLAY SHOOTING

CAMBRIDGE CLUB IHBMLTi (Special to TlnwM GAJfIb&JDGS, ' >ueeesaf»l &bo«g was boM by tbe Cambridge Gun Ciofe over tbe iTtink H Result*:— Eye-opener, 7 birds: A. Webster, J. Dobson. H. E. Davts and C. Green abot tbe possible and divided tbe sweep. Ninebird sweepstake: A. Webster and T. Henry won with the possible. Trophy shoot, 1$ birds. G. Bartlett and J. Dobson gained tbe possible and on tbe ahootoff Dobson won on the rourth bird. P. McFarlane and H. E. Davis were eqxuL third. Ten-bird sweepstake: j Dobson. R. Crosbie, T. Nell, Jun., and E. Green shot tbe possible and divided tbe eweep. Nine-bird sweepstake: J. Dobson and n Green divided first money with posaHVLek; G. Bartlett and T. Henry were equaL third. .-even-turd gin* rank G. Bartlett and W'. Grabble were fir« with possibles, while T. Henry was third. hot shoot, 5 bird*: J. Dobson won with the pos-oblr, u. Crosbie and b. cribble dividing second money. Nine-bird sueepstake. t. Henry, R. Crosbie and V. Me* Farjane shot tbe possible and divided ilia sweep. Nine-bird sweepstake: J. Dobson and H. Crosbie won wuh possibles, bouilett and Henry dividing second money. Fifteen-bird shoot: I. Ilenry, A. Wobater and G. Bartlett shot the possible and divided. WAIPA GUN CLUB Tbe W’alpa Gun Club conducted a successful clay-bird shooting competition the grounds near the racecourse on hatucday afternoon. Results were;— Six-bird eye-opener- Duncan shot the possible. Webster and W. Pariah tied for second with five birds each. Seven-bird sweepstake: Duncan and C. Schwartfeger shot the possible and divided the pooL Six -bird trophy shoot, for a trophy donated by Mr E. Burrows, of Pater&ngl: J. Wilson shot the possible, and Webster, B. Jackson and Duncan tied for second with four birds each. Six-brid sweepstake: b. Jackson and T. Hall each shot the possible and divided. Six-bird shoot (walk-ups: Duncan and B. Jackson each shot lour birds and divided. Six bird Gimcraok: P. ‘-teer shot the possible, ami Duncan and Hall tied Tor second ; Place, with five birds each, j six-bird Glmcrack: Duncan and P. Steer tied with five birds each and divided the ! pool. Five-bird box shoot: Duncan accounted i for all five birds. | 81x-bird sweepstake: Duncan and Stan- ! lev each accounted for five birds and | divided.