OCTOBER, 1955 - Australian Clay Target Association
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OFFICIAL<br />
JOURNAL OFTHE.<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY P1GEQN TRAP SHOOTING ASSOCIATION
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
<strong>Australian</strong> <strong>Clay</strong> Pigeon Trap Shooting <strong>Association</strong><br />
Patrons: His Excellency Lieut.-General Sir John Lavarack, K.B.E., C.M.G.,<br />
D.S.O., Governor of Queensland; Sir W. Lennon Raws, C.B.E.; Lieut.-<br />
General W. Bridgeford, C.B., C.B.E., M.C.; Essingtan Lewis, C.H.; Frank R.<br />
Hockey, Esq.<br />
President: Mr. John M. Wilson (Kew, Vict.)<br />
Hon. Yice-Presidents: Messrs. W. J. Hanran (Towvnsville, Qld.), L. P.<br />
Hughes (Sydney, N.S.W.), R. A. Miles (Spokane, Washington,.U.S.A.),<br />
H. Rogers (Edgware,. Middlesex, England).<br />
"'EEEY" SPECIAL TRAPSHOOTING<br />
CARTBIDGIES<br />
* Insist upon<br />
the Eley Special<br />
Trapshooting<br />
Cartridges in the<br />
yellow and blue<br />
package.<br />
<strong>Clay</strong> sparrow and pigeon shooting<br />
tests the skill of many a shooter.<br />
I.C.I. clay targets are specially<br />
derigned so that they can be thrown<br />
from all <strong>Clay</strong> <strong>Target</strong> Traps with abrolute<br />
precision. ALL-WHITE (for night<br />
shooting), ORANGE BAND, and BLACK<br />
are available. I.C.I. roarrows mav also<br />
be used for idown-the-line'<br />
.<br />
shooting<br />
in either 'mixed bird' or 'all sparrow'<br />
events.<br />
ELEY SPECIAL TRAPSHOOTING<br />
CARTRIDGES<br />
Esperiafly designed for the enthusiastic clay<br />
...<br />
pigeon shooter. Star crimp cartridges loaded<br />
with Smokeless powder. 12 gauge If<br />
orr., shot sires 6 and 7 ONLY.<br />
Conrirtenry ... reliability ... efficiency<br />
assured.<br />
ELEY - RYNOEM SPORTING AMMUNITION<br />
IMPERIAL CHEMICAL IMDUSTRlES<br />
OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND LTD<br />
.<br />
Address all correspondence to Secretary - Editor: W. McCullough, Box<br />
2038 S, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1. XA 2986.<br />
Copy Closillg - Not later than 2Gth of n~onth preceding publication.<br />
Club Affiliation Subscription, S1/1/- per annum. Shooter's Registration<br />
Fee, 20/- per annum. All fees become due on 1st January each year. .<br />
OFFICE-BEARERS .............................. 3<br />
THE EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK .................... 4<br />
ASSOCIATION 'REFEREE EXAMINATION .......... 5<br />
TIPS AND TAILS .............................. 9<br />
COPY CLOSING DATE ......................... 13<br />
1956 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS ............... 19<br />
<strong>1955</strong> INTERNATIONAL MATCH ............... 23<br />
OBiTUARY ................................... 23<br />
GUN GOSSIP ............................... 25<br />
U.S.A. SHOOTING .............................. 29<br />
AROUND THE CLUBS AN0 MEETINGS .......... 31<br />
NEW AND RENEWED REGISTRATIONS .......... 74<br />
AMENDED HANDICAPS ......................... 77
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
Shooters and clubs ha1.e<br />
becn advised through the<br />
colunnis of this ~ublication<br />
in the -4ugust is& that~a<br />
further Official Referee Ex-<br />
& ~ ~ -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - -<br />
<strong>1955</strong>. Nomil~ations for inciusion in<br />
the series after that date cannot be<br />
accepted. Any such applications \\,ill<br />
necessafily be held over until the<br />
following series, many months ahead.<br />
Only registered shooters, of course,<br />
are eligible and all candidates lnust<br />
belong to an affiliated club. The<br />
series ~vill start on October 1 and<br />
candidates xvill be informed by circular<br />
and other information of what<br />
is required. One point to remember<br />
is that all questions on the examination<br />
paper must be answered, using<br />
one side of the paper only. In the<br />
preulous series several candidates<br />
used both sides of the paper for their<br />
ans\x7ers - this will not be acceptable<br />
in the forthcoming series. Questions<br />
are also required to be answered in<br />
full. A number of candidates in the<br />
last series were altogether too brief<br />
in their replies and gave the impression<br />
of trying to short circuit<br />
the question. This fault also will not<br />
be acceptable in the next series.<br />
Answers, approximately 18, must be<br />
con~pleted within the time limit<br />
allo\\~ed and also must be coinpleted<br />
before their home club President. or<br />
an official referee examiner as ap-<br />
pointed by the <strong>Association</strong>. These<br />
conditions !\,ill be rigidly adhered to.<br />
Interested clubs are informed that<br />
applications for permission to conduct<br />
1956 Open Championships, that<br />
is Commonw%alth, State and -Distl.ict<br />
titles, close with the Secretary,<br />
A.C.P.T.S.A., Box 20389, G.P.O.,<br />
Melbourne, C.1, 011 Septe~nber 30.<br />
Written applications only. Applications<br />
should be written quite apart<br />
fro~n genepal <strong>Association</strong> business<br />
for the reason that same are dealt<br />
wit11 by the Executive Committee<br />
during its October meeting. Which<br />
means that any correspo~~dence on<br />
the point of championships fol: 1956<br />
should have reference to the subject<br />
matter mentioned only. If included<br />
anlong general matter to the <strong>Association</strong><br />
application is lilrely to be<br />
missed. It is an Executive Commnittee<br />
direction that only clubs making<br />
application for titles mill be considered.<br />
In previous years titles<br />
have bee11 allocated, in some cases,<br />
where no application had been lodged.<br />
In future this will not be done. No<br />
application ineans no consideration<br />
\\,hen the 1956 Allocation comes up<br />
for discussion. The full 1956 Championship<br />
Allocation will be published<br />
in the <strong>1955</strong> issue of November<br />
"News".<br />
By the time this issue reaches<br />
readers the <strong>1955</strong> Annual Interstate<br />
Match mill be well under wav " in the<br />
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various States. Tasmania \~.ill lead<br />
off wit11 the holdi~~g of the Tasmanian<br />
section of the match at the<br />
Tasmanian Club's grounds at St.<br />
Leonards, just outside Launceston,<br />
on Septe~nber 3. Nenr Smth Wales<br />
-. nd Victoria will shoot on the san~e<br />
day, i.e. September 17, when the<br />
Bathurst Club and <strong>Australian</strong> Club<br />
>\.ill supervise the sections for the<br />
States mentioned - altl~ourh Rxth- - .<br />
urst will hold the eliminat-ion shoot<br />
gl1 the day previous, September 16.<br />
~ertising in this issue. Given fair<br />
conditions and normal shooting<br />
\\.eather, the match proinises to be<br />
most interesting and could be the<br />
nlost exciting sincs the start of the<br />
competition, \\rhich is actually State<br />
Tcan~ suprenlacy. All clubs conducting<br />
the contests should ensure that<br />
only registered shooters are permitted<br />
to take part.<br />
A shooter recently inentioiled tn<br />
the <strong>Association</strong> that a club, outside<br />
Victoria, conducts all its championships<br />
on the regulation automatic<br />
tmp, but that it then reverts to a<br />
plus trap for all club shooting. This<br />
action is indeed unusual and not the<br />
lcast to say peculiar. Why a club<br />
should use a plus trap in prelerence<br />
to an automatic is hard to understand.<br />
The automatic trap is the<br />
fairest means of releasing targets<br />
and should be used at all times in<br />
order to provide equity of competltion.<br />
Whilst a plus trap is a useful<br />
stand-by in case of emergency, its<br />
fiinctioiis are indecd limited when<br />
coinpared with the automatic releaser.<br />
Clubs are required, by <strong>Association</strong><br />
direction, to use the auto-<br />
~nntic trap in championships and<br />
majo~. events.<br />
-4 club has averred that a number<br />
of its n~elnbers maintained that<br />
club handicaps "are always 2 yards<br />
further back than <strong>Association</strong><br />
marks". As an instance it was stated<br />
that a "shooter on 16 yards club<br />
handicap moves forward 2 yards<br />
mhen he colnpetes in an event which<br />
stipulates <strong>Association</strong> handicaps".<br />
There is 110 tie-up between club<br />
haridicaps and <strong>Association</strong> marks,<br />
although inany recomn~endatioiis are<br />
based on club performnnces, other<br />
than that they bear no relation whatever.<br />
<strong>Association</strong> handicaps are<br />
based on pel.formance, club recommendation<br />
and mhat is kno\r.n of the<br />
particular shooter concerned by the<br />
<strong>Association</strong> officials. Some clubs do<br />
not ca-operate fully with the <strong>Association</strong><br />
in forn~arding results and<br />
recomn~endations, and this ineans<br />
that <strong>Association</strong> officials are cornpalled<br />
to take steps to handicap<br />
shooters as considered appropriate.<br />
... When<br />
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such action is taken. the \\,hole<br />
matter is looked upon froin an<br />
Australia-wide inale as a u~hale and<br />
not just as the marks \\.auld apply<br />
to the particular club.<br />
Score sheets received from a club<br />
outside Victoria during the month<br />
just past revealed the sheets to be<br />
harl&d in a somewhat unus~~al<br />
and peculiar style. When a "kill"<br />
was gained by the shooter the<br />
score -~~~~ sheets<br />
~~~~ ~<br />
showed<br />
~<br />
the letter "I
TAMWORTPI<br />
NEW SOUTll WALES<br />
(Affiliated A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
M@#as&cll. re.PO Bag ~ Z#EC~ Tf@fZB Nigf~t SlafZB06<br />
FRIDAY 7th and SATURDAY 8&h, <strong>OCTOBER</strong>, <strong>1955</strong><br />
T&-0 AUTO&IztTIC TRAPS - one illun~inated.<br />
FBIIDAY, 7th OCTBblPER, 1055<br />
Commencing 9.30 a.m. Sliarp. '<br />
Event No. 1 10 BIRD EYE-OPENER - DOUBLE BARREL (Coml~. Div.)<br />
Event No. 2 -<br />
ZO BIRD TROPHY - DOUBLE BARREL, POINT SCORE<br />
1st Trophy, $25; 2nd Trophy, £10; 3rd Trophy, £3; Trophy best 12/13 yds.<br />
O~~tional Sweep, lo/-<br />
Event No. 3 -<br />
$350 HANDICAP - 40 Birds Double Barrel<br />
lst, £60; Znd, £30; 31x1, £10. $25 on eaeb round of 20 birds. £5 Trophy best 12/13 yds.<br />
OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING.<br />
FRIDAY NIGHT - Dinner for Shooters and Friends.<br />
Calcutta on Saturday's $100 Handicap drawn after dinner.<br />
Event No. 1 - 5 BIRD EYE-OPENER - DOUBLE BARREL.<br />
Event No. 2 - 10 BIRD DOUBLE BARREL TROPHY.<br />
Tropllies lst, 2nd, 3rd, and best 12/13 yds.<br />
OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING.<br />
SATUBDAI'. Oilr OCTODIER. 196.5<br />
Commencing 9.30 a.m. Sharp.<br />
Event No. 1 - 10 BIRD EYE-OPENER (Coml~. Div.)<br />
Event No. 2 -<br />
$100 HANDICAP - 40 Birds Double Barrel<br />
lst, £40; Znd, £20; 3rd, £5. Trophy best 12/14 yds. £15 on each round of 20 birds.<br />
Event No. 3-<br />
20 BIRD TROPHY - POINT SCORE<br />
lst, 2nd, 3rd and 12/13 yd. Trophies. Optional Sweep, lo/-.<br />
Event No. 4 - 10 BIRD SINGLE BARREL TROPHY.<br />
OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING.<br />
SATURDAY NIGHT - commencing 7.30 sharp.<br />
Event No. 1 - 5 BIRD DOUBLE BARREL EYE-OPENER (Comp. Div.)<br />
Event No. 2 - 10 BZu.ug si#agEe Dar-r-oZ Tn-c8pla?g<br />
lst, 2nd and best 12/14 yds. Trophies.<br />
Event No. 3 - 5 PAIR DOUBLE RISE TROPHY.<br />
- Presentation of Trophies by Cllth Patron -<br />
OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING.<br />
Nenls, Publican's Booth and Cartridges available on Ground - - Daily Plane Services<br />
The Club reserves the right to alter the Proxrammes if necessary. :: Handicap Cards Required.<br />
FOR ACCOMMODATION BOOK EARLY WITH THE SECRETARY.<br />
R. MOORE, President. C. O'CONNOR, Secretary-Treasurer.<br />
Phones: F404 and F775.
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NE\VS<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
a<br />
in com~~etition shooting Position; note<br />
correct stance. both from - f~ont --.--. and ..-.-.<br />
baclc, together with correct arms and<br />
head position.<br />
If it is something that's worrying you<br />
about your shooting., call and see Horrie<br />
or write; he will put you right.<br />
GUNS FOIL ALL-<br />
Side by Side, and Under & Over, in all<br />
the world's best makes, and in all<br />
grades.<br />
Sauer, lferlcel, Browning, Eeretta, G. &<br />
S. Holloway, William Powell, and other<br />
leading Eritish makers.<br />
PVe gunlTniztee piroper /ittifig to the ii~divid~ial shooter<br />
I -<br />
All Repair Work done on<br />
the preinises by .slcilled repairers.<br />
Over fifty years'<br />
experience.<br />
Fishing Specialist - full<br />
range rods, reels, lines,<br />
hooits, etc.<br />
All Sporting Goods -<br />
Criclcet, Tennis, Golf, etc.<br />
193 Latrobe Street . Melbourne<br />
PHONE- FB 3914, FB 3915<br />
l<br />
Colin Fcrguson,<br />
the chiinpion<br />
West <strong>Australian</strong><br />
shot and<br />
me~nber of the<br />
<strong>Association</strong> Executive<br />
Con~mittee,<br />
in a resuune<br />
of activities in<br />
the Golden West,<br />
p~ovides sonic intcrestine<br />
inl'orination<br />
- on the<br />
the spbrt in that<br />
State. Ilc writes, "When the sport<br />
first started over here sonle yea1.s<br />
am. both the standard oi eun and<br />
~ ~ - ~ ~~~- . ~~<br />
sl~ooting \\.as very poor. ~t has ilom<br />
iinproved out of all proportion and<br />
the standard is high and getting<br />
higher with each championship shoot.<br />
I think I can safely say that there<br />
are a nulnber of shooters of Eastern<br />
States and World Standard who will<br />
he malcing thcir may over to the 1956<br />
National Championships, and I will<br />
be very disappointed il' we do not<br />
have u numbm. in the 1956 Inter-<br />
national. so<br />
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some<br />
~~<br />
of tho bovs over<br />
there (gastern States) hid better be<br />
an their toes if they a1.e desirous<br />
of retaining their places. Among<br />
country towns in this State who arc<br />
contemplating clubs are I
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
GRENFELL CUN CLUB<br />
NEW SOUTH WALES<br />
(Affiliated A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
MantuZag9 33..rE @e&mber., 1355<br />
10 BIRD EYE-OPENER. lo/-.<br />
10 BIRD TROPHY SHOOT. $1.<br />
CENTRAL NEW SOUTH MLES<br />
DISTRICT DOUBLE BARBEL DAY<br />
CHAMPIONSWIP<br />
20 Birds from 16 yards.<br />
lst, Sash aud Trophy; 21111 and 3rd, Trophies.<br />
£50 - HANDICAP - f50<br />
15 BIRDS. GO%, 30'/c, 10%.<br />
NIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Common wealth Mtht<br />
Doable Barre/ <strong>Clay</strong> @a~"ro w<br />
~lr@ns"h@<br />
40 BIRDS - NOM. 45/-<br />
lst, Sash and Trophy; 2nd and 3rd, Trophies.<br />
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Cartridges on Groi~nd :: Lul~ehron also 011 Ground<br />
H. ANDERSON, HON. SEC..<br />
,'LAWSON VIEW."<br />
GRENFELL. N.S.W.<br />
PHONE 405.<br />
YOUNG ROAD.<br />
The club has a committee of five<br />
members.<br />
Officials of the Giru Club in North<br />
Queensland for the current season<br />
are: President, H. C. Griggs; Treasurer.<br />
H. Rawson. and Secretarv.<br />
T. R. Marron. crdmartv. .. Avr, . . N.Q.<br />
Mallala Gun Club, in South pustralia,<br />
is a newly affiliated unlt of<br />
the A.C.P.T.S.A. President is S. R.<br />
Irish, and secretary, T. Irish, Mallala,<br />
S.A.<br />
A pleasant function was performed<br />
at a-recent fixture conducted by the<br />
Cobnrg Club (V.). All present were<br />
called together by the President and<br />
a nresentation of a beautifullv Inscdbed<br />
silver tray was made tb the<br />
club secretary, C. J. Colledge, in<br />
recognition of long service as secretary.<br />
The apureciation for a job well<br />
done was a secret well kept and, as<br />
C..T.C. mentioned. "it knocked the<br />
skids from under'me". He is deeply<br />
appreciative to members of the ciub<br />
fir such thoughtful recognition of<br />
services rendered.<br />
very
AUSTllALlAN CLAY PlGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
and<br />
NEW SOUTH WALES<br />
INTERMEDIATE SINGLE BARBEL<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
BANKSTOWN, NEW SOUTH WALES<br />
(Affiliated A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
Friday 18th and Saturday 19tI1, Novcmbcr, <strong>1955</strong><br />
also<br />
%I00 - AND - f250<br />
HANDICAP EVENTS.<br />
PRESIDENT-<br />
Madon GENERAL D. MACARTHUR-ONSLDW, c.e.E., D.S.O.. E.D.<br />
PHONE- UY 2540.<br />
W. C. HUDSON, HUN. SEE..<br />
P.O. BOX 5. BANKSTOWN. N.S.W..<br />
PHONE- UY 2927.<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SIHOOTING NEWS<br />
I y I l<br />
COPY CLOSING<br />
DATE<br />
Due to the co~~tinnally<br />
expanding circi~lation of<br />
"News" all conv must heneeforth<br />
he in thi-hands of the<br />
Secretary, A.C.P.T.S.A., Box<br />
2038 S, G.P.O., Melbourne,<br />
C.1, not later than 26th of<br />
month nrecedinr issue. Anv .<br />
copy miatter rkeived after<br />
this date will ill future be<br />
deferred to following issue.<br />
1-<br />
in a good sporting area of<br />
South Wales.<br />
New<br />
Enquiries to W. C. Hudson, Box 5,<br />
Bankstown. N.S.W.<br />
The Western <strong>Australian</strong> State<br />
Teams' Shoot mill take place on<br />
Sunday, October 2, when the Common\vealth<br />
Mixed Birds title and<br />
Intermediate Championship for W.A.<br />
will also be held. The shooting carnival<br />
mill be held over three days,<br />
Friday, September 30, Saturday,<br />
October 1, when the W.A. Skeet title<br />
is listed and the qualifying series<br />
for the State Team. Programme is<br />
advertised. Enquiries to Percy<br />
Crackel, secretary, Perth G.C., 30<br />
Norton Street, South Perth, W.A.<br />
(Phone MU 2173).<br />
The Mildura Club, which serves<br />
the shooting interests of marksmen<br />
from three States, S.A., Victoria and<br />
N.S.W., will shoot on October 20, day<br />
and night. A $100 Handicap is main<br />
interest during the day and trophy<br />
events are listed at night. Enquiries<br />
to K. J. Peake, 58a Langtree Ave.,<br />
Mildura, V. Pragran~me is advertised.<br />
Goroke Show Day is always a big<br />
day for sporting ventures in the farwestern<br />
Victorian town, and this<br />
year's is no exception. The local gun<br />
club is staging an open series, day<br />
and night. A Brownmg gun is one<br />
of the main day trophies and at<br />
night, shooting will start ai. 7.30<br />
p.m. The date is Saturday, October<br />
8. Enquiries to Norman Fox, secretary,<br />
Box 60, Goroke. Details are as<br />
advertised.<br />
Footscray Club will shoot the<br />
Victorian Skeet championship on the<br />
No. 2 ground at Tottenham (V.) on<br />
October 1. Shooting mill start at<br />
1 i n On October 15 a 20-bird handicap<br />
is listed. Programme is advertised.<br />
Enquiries to T. Gore, 3 Yardlev<br />
Street, Maidstone (secretarv).<br />
At the recent annual me&ing of the<br />
club L. V. Austin accepted the Presidential<br />
chair from Alex. Stewart.<br />
'The Carnher\\rell Club's annual<br />
meeting ~vill be held in Camberwell<br />
Tow11 Hall, on September 22. All<br />
members are invited. A social \\,ill<br />
follol!-.<br />
After 31 years as Secretary-<br />
Treasurer of the New Zealand Gun<br />
Clubs' <strong>Association</strong>. Mr. A. N. Turner<br />
has handed in hi8 commission. His<br />
duties have been taken over by Mr.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
SPORTS STBRE<br />
SYDNEY'S LEADING GUN AND AMMUNITION STORE<br />
GUN REPAIR SPECIALISTS<br />
THIS MONTllS SPECIALS ...<br />
BROWNING U. & 0. S.S.T. 30 in.:- A Grade ...... £100 0 0<br />
C Grade ...... £120 0 0<br />
F Grade ...... £170 0 0<br />
Slightly used sold on a money-back guarantee.<br />
WE ACCEPT TRADE INS<br />
......<br />
......<br />
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BROWNING Under & Over:- A Grade £125 0<br />
C Grade £145 0 0<br />
D Grade £165 0 0<br />
F Grade £202 0 0<br />
......<br />
ALL SPARES AVAILABLE<br />
BROWNING Automatic V.R. .................. £68 0 0<br />
BROWNING Automatic R. Barril .................. £58 0 0<br />
BROWNING Duralium V.R. Lightweight ............ £72 0 0<br />
BROWNING Automatic 2 Shot (To Arrive)<br />
BREDA R. Barrel .................................... £58 0 0<br />
BREDA V.R. Barrel .................................... £72 10 0<br />
BREDA V.R. Engraved .............................. £89 0 0<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
W. H. Stewart, of Box 74, Dunedin, The Barcoo D.B. Championship will<br />
be staged by the Tambo Club, in<br />
Western Queensland, on October 16.<br />
Programme is advertised. Enquiries<br />
to R. W. Martin, "Ivanhoe", Pte. Bag,<br />
have areatlv a~~reciated his ~nanv Charleville (Phone Tambo 28K).<br />
morth
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SI-IOOTING NEWS<br />
A GUN GAUB<br />
New South Wales<br />
(Affiliated A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th, October, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Event No. 1 -'5<br />
FIRST DAY:<br />
BIRD RUST REMOVER. Nom., lo/-.<br />
Event No. 2 -<br />
FAR WESTERN DISTRICT OF<br />
NEW SOUTH WALES SINGLE BARREL<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Sash and Trophy to wim~er.<br />
ZND 6 3RD TROPHIES.<br />
Event No. 3 -<br />
£50 - HANDICAP - £50<br />
of 20 Birds. Nom., 50/-.<br />
SECOND DAY:<br />
Event No. 1 - 5 BIRD EYE-OPENER. Nom., lo/-.<br />
Event No. 2 -<br />
FAR WESTERN DISTRICT OF<br />
NEW SOUTH WALES DOUBLE BARREL<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Sash and Trophy to winner.<br />
ZNO S 3RD TROPHIES.<br />
Event No. 3 -<br />
£50 - HANDICAP - £50<br />
of 20 Birds. Nom., 50/-.<br />
If the ~iecessity arises, thc Committee reserves the right to alter<br />
the Programme.<br />
Cartridges available on Grouud.<br />
All Enquiries-<br />
M. BURGESS, HON. SEE.<br />
BOX 3, EOBbR. N.S.W.<br />
P. Maxwell has resigned as secretary<br />
of ths Sea Lake Gun Club in<br />
n0rthel.n Victoria. His duties have<br />
been taken over by D. S. Lazarus,<br />
Box 111, Sea Lalce.<br />
Thc Gippsland Grand Pl.ix, at 30<br />
birds D.B., will be staged by the Sale<br />
Club on Saturday, October 1. Shooting<br />
~vill commence at 12.30 p.m. Details<br />
are as advertised. Enquiries to<br />
L. J. Robinson (secty.), 172 Raymond<br />
Street. Sale. V.<br />
T. R. Marron, of Cromarty, Ayr<br />
Line, N. Queensland, has taken over<br />
ihe secretarial duties of the Giru<br />
Club (Q.).<br />
SEPTEMBER-<strong>1955</strong><br />
. .<br />
shoot from 7.30 p.m., when the nlai11<br />
m -<br />
trophy mill be a Browning U. and 0.<br />
Gun. Good supporting events are<br />
.<br />
also listed. Furl- information is ad- CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
vertised. Enquiries to J. W. Douglas =<br />
rn<br />
(secretary), Jeparit, or ICeith Craig,, SASHES<br />
at the Hindmarsh Hotel, Jeparit : -<br />
m<br />
(Prcsidentl. The club has also .<br />
arranged to shoot on November 19, FOR YOUR NEAT %<br />
wl~en the North Wimmera D.B. title<br />
is one of the chief attractions.<br />
SHOOT CHOOSE i<br />
A new club has been formed at THE BEST, AS E<br />
Kojanup in Wcstern Australia. Offirials<br />
are: President. A. Anderson: SUPPLIED TO<br />
.<br />
Vicf-president, R: sack; secretary:.<br />
R. Outhmaite; Captain, L. Macfar- A. C. P. T. S. A.<br />
lane; Treasu~er, A. Hebiton; Cam-<br />
rn<br />
Official rarhmakerr io rhe A.C.P.T.S.A.<br />
niittee, W. Hope and G. Fitzgibbon.<br />
:<br />
The club will later become an affi- ORDER DIRECT FROM 3<br />
liated unit of the A.C.P.T.S.A. The<br />
club will purchase an automatic trap. W. FLA~ELY & SON E<br />
PTY. LID. rn<br />
N. Domaille has taken over the<br />
.<br />
secretarial duties of the Rohin\~ale 301 Lonrdale Place. Melbourne<br />
Club V replacing J. I. Bowler,<br />
Vicroria<br />
m<br />
who has resirrued - owinr: . to ill-health. - Ieleohone FB 3859<br />
. .<br />
R. E. Le\\.is also replaces H. J. :................................:<br />
Pellas as secretary at Harcourt (V.),<br />
where H. Smith & President for the<br />
third successive year. R. Pellas and Walpeup Club, in Victoria's north-<br />
L. Smith are Vice-Presidents. rvestern Mallee arca, will shoot the<br />
North-Western Mallee Double-barrel<br />
Championship, followed by a E40<br />
Handicap, on the local club grounds<br />
on Saturday, October 1. A night<br />
shoot will follow. Full information is<br />
:is advertised. Enquiries to T. Rigg,<br />
secretary, Walpeup, or W. Binns<br />
(President), Walpeup (Phone 42).<br />
A new club at Birralee, via<br />
Westbury in Tasmania, has been<br />
formed and has affiliated with the<br />
A.C.P.T.S.A. Secretary of the new<br />
forination is R. G. Ganvoad, Birralee,<br />
via Westbury, Tas.<br />
Coba~ Club, in Car-western New<br />
South Wales, mill shoot on October<br />
8 and 9, mhcn the main events \\rill<br />
be thc Far-Western N.S.W. S.B.<br />
Cha~~ipionship and a $50 Handicap on<br />
the fiGst day; follomed by the similaz<br />
double-barrel title and another $50<br />
Handicap an final day. Enquiries to<br />
M. Burgess. Box 3. Cobar. N.S.W.<br />
~rogranhe 'is advertised.<br />
\ r 111,. I I I ~ i '<br />
I . l l : l Club, it, I . V:Clolia.<br />
ti. ti. I'crn w:ls ele~.t~>d 1'1c51-<br />
dent; E. R. Bertram, Hon. Treasurer,<br />
and W. F. Duncan, Secretary. The<br />
club \!fill shoot the South Western
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
KEICOR GUN CLUB<br />
(Affiliated A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
Located Calder Highway - - - S ~ile; Melh. G.P.O.<br />
- Watch for Signboards -<br />
SATURDAY, 1 s ~ <strong>OCTOBER</strong>, <strong>1955</strong><br />
10 BIRD POINTS SWEEP<br />
30 Bird Double Jar& Buphy<br />
Nom., $2.<br />
Trophies, 1st Znd, 3rd, 12/13 yd., 14/15 yd., 16/17 yd.,<br />
18 yds. and over.<br />
SATURDAY, 1 5 <strong>OCTOBER</strong>, ~ ~ <strong>1955</strong><br />
10 BIRD POINTS SWEEP<br />
20 BIRDS MIXED MARKS<br />
5 Birds 12 yds., 5 Birds 16 yds., 5 Birds 20 yds., 5 Birds H'cap.<br />
10 BIRDS NOVELTY TROPHY<br />
(5 Birds 12 yds. - 5 Birds 24 yds.)<br />
For fulther particula~s-<br />
G. HUNTER, President, R. REID, Hon. See.,<br />
3 Market Street, 103 McCracken St.,<br />
Essendon. FX 2103. Essendon. FX 2065.<br />
-<br />
><br />
Districts of Victoria D.B. title on<br />
November 26. The club is also shifting<br />
to a new shooting site with<br />
modern clubhouse and other amenities.<br />
plarried late in August to Mr. L.<br />
flalkear in the local church at Vermont.<br />
Miss Fankhauser is the<br />
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Fankhauser<br />
of East Burwoad. and<br />
~<br />
is nnc -~<br />
if the first women shooters to hold<br />
her own against open company on'<br />
the shooting tracks. She gained a<br />
place in the Victorian Interstate<br />
Team in 1953. Shooters wish them<br />
well in the future.<br />
Camberwell Club will shoot on its<br />
North Balwyn grounds on Saturday,<br />
Septenlher 24, and also on Show Day<br />
Holiday, September 29, when the<br />
club lnixed birds title will be chief<br />
interest. The Victorian S.B. title<br />
be conducted by the club on satur.<br />
day, October 8. Enquiries to J. F.<br />
Rayner (secretary), 5 Larvson street,<br />
~ ~ ~ t h<br />
Sydney Gun Club, which shoots at<br />
Waterfall on Princes Highway, will<br />
conduct the Sydney D.B. Championship<br />
and good supporting events on<br />
Saturday, October 8. Full details are<br />
as advertised. Enquiries to club<br />
President, R. Morris, phone Wollongong<br />
B.4130.<br />
Partarlington Club, on the Victorian<br />
Bellarine Peninsula, will hold<br />
a treble championship day on November<br />
26. Full particulars will be advertised<br />
in next issue.<br />
Keilo~ Club mill shoot on September<br />
17, October 1 and October 15.<br />
Full details of programmes are as<br />
advertised. Enquiries to R. Reid,<br />
103 McCracken Street, Essendon<br />
(PX 2065).<br />
A wvoman sadly worried about a<br />
delay in repayment of a tax on a<br />
dividend wrote to the local inspector:<br />
"Please send my money at once. I<br />
need it badly, as I have fallen into<br />
~~l~~~ (phone ~ ~ 4 3 errors ~ ~ ) with . my landlord."<br />
Programmes are advertised. * *<br />
Werribee Club, probably the closest<br />
of the provincial clubs to Melbourne, Big-game hunter: "Oh, yes, I've<br />
wvi11 officially open on satusday, been llearly eaten by lions many<br />
October 15. The ground loeation is times; but life without a little risk<br />
Rallnn Road. Wev~ihe~-th~<br />
., ...- PI,,^ \vo~ld be a very tame affair."<br />
advises intenhing visitors to watch Mr. Muggs: "I agree-I agree!<br />
for the signboards. Programme for Haw .often when the weather has<br />
the opening is advertised. Enquiries seelxed doubtful have I deliberately<br />
to T. H. Powell, phone Werribee 360. gone out without my umbrella!"<br />
1956 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS<br />
Applications by affiliated clubs for 1956 open championships,<br />
Commonwealth, State and District, should be lodged<br />
with the Secretary, A.C.P.T.S.A., Box 2038S, G.P.O., Melbourne,<br />
6.1, during the month of September, <strong>1955</strong> (not<br />
later than September 30). Applications should be written<br />
apart from general matter. Clubs are reminded that an<br />
Executive Committee ruling is that clubs failing to make<br />
application will not be considered for any title during 1956.<br />
The official 1956 Championship Allocation will appear<br />
in the November issue of "News".
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SMOOTlNG NEWS AUSTRALIAN CLAY 1'IGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
31"wmmd Gum Club<br />
NEW SOUTIE WALES<br />
(imliated<br />
A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT<br />
Sunday, 2nd October, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Commencing at 10 a.m.<br />
AT CLUB'S NEW GROUND AT AIUNDONGO, VIA rruarurr.<br />
Event 1 - 5 BIRD EYE-OPENER (Coml~. Div.)<br />
Event 2 -<br />
TUMUT - MONABO SINGLIE BARBEL<br />
OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
20 Birds off 16 yards.<br />
NOM. 301-.<br />
Trophy and Sash, lsl; Trophies 2nd and 3rd, and 12/13 yds.<br />
Event 3 -<br />
TUMUT - MONABO<br />
DEAUVILLE DOUBLES OPEN<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
20 Pairs off 16 yards.<br />
NOM. 301- EACH.<br />
Trophies and Sashes 1st; Trophies, 2nd.<br />
OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING, includii~g<br />
240 HANDICAI'.<br />
Luncheon and A?ten~oon Tea available on Ground.<br />
Cartridges also available.<br />
Please note new situation: Approximately 4 miles east of Turnut.<br />
Signposts will be erected.<br />
For all Enquiries and Accommodatio~~, Phone TUMUT 44 Day,<br />
385 Night.<br />
A. J. BAKER, PRESIDENT. GRAEME BAKER, HUN. SEE.<br />
VICTORIA<br />
(A6liaretl A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
Saturday, 15th October,, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Commencing 9.30 a.m.<br />
No. 1 - 5 BIRD EYE-OPENER D.B. HANDICAP<br />
Nomination, lo/-.<br />
No. 2 -<br />
E50 HANDIICAB<br />
15 Birds D.B. Cut 60, 30, 10.<br />
Nom., £2/10/-. Optional Sweep, lo/-.<br />
at 1.30 p.m.<br />
Yieoorian State Mixed Birds<br />
Ghdmpionship<br />
Nom., £1/10/-. Optional Sweep, lo/-.<br />
lst, Trophy and Sash; 211d and 3rd Trophies.<br />
at 8 p.m. sbarp.<br />
One sighter per shooter.<br />
15 BIRD DOUBLE BARREL HANDICAP<br />
lst, Browning Under aud Over A Grade Gun.<br />
2nd and 3rd Trophies.<br />
TWO AUTO. TRAPS :: Perfect Ploodlightiag<br />
- EVERYTHING FOR A GOOD DAY'S SHOOTING -<br />
Visitors welcome :: Accomil~odation arranged.<br />
Location on Calder Highway - 200 miles from I\lelboorne.<br />
The Conlmittee reserves right to alter programme if necessary.<br />
0. H. BIBBY, PRESIDENT, A. E. KNIGHT, HUN. SEC..<br />
PHONE 55. PHONE 56W.<br />
E. J. BIBBY, ASS. src.. PHONE 56~.
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS AIISTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
RAINBOW GUN CLUB<br />
(Af3liared A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
Bii.irZag, 28th October, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Vieorian Ntht Double Barrel<br />
Champioh@<br />
Commencing 7 p.m.<br />
30 Birds off 18 yds. Nom., 35/-. Op. Sweep, lo/-.<br />
lst, Trophy and Sash; 2nd and 3rd, Trophies.<br />
..ALL DAY SHOOT..<br />
Saturdas 29t;li October, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Commencing 10 a.m.<br />
Event No. 1-10 BIRD D.B. SWEEPSTAKE. Nom., $1.<br />
Event No. 2 -<br />
30 Bid Double Barrel Trophy Handicap<br />
Nom., $4/10/-.<br />
1st Trophy - A Grade Browning U. & 0.- value £130.<br />
2nd Trophy - value £20. 3rd Trophy - value £10.<br />
Event No. 3 -<br />
2150 HANDICAP<br />
at 10 Birds D.B. Div. 60%, 30%, 10%. Nom., $5.<br />
OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING.<br />
Refreshments - - Cartridges available<br />
Two Auto Traps available for Practice Friday Afternoon.<br />
Shooting requiring Accommodation, ring Rainbow 114.<br />
A. A. DUNN, PRESI~ENT. WORRALL DUNN, HUN. SEC..<br />
RAINBOW.<br />
P.O. BOX 40. RAINBOW.<br />
NEW ZEALAND SCORES-at Hamilton, N.Z., 30/3/55.<br />
Team "A".<br />
Team "B".<br />
C. HARTLEY ..................<br />
E. GREEN ........................<br />
W. C. WALKER ............<br />
R. CAVANAGH ............<br />
J. McKENZIE ..................<br />
.R. CHAPMAN ..................<br />
W. BRINKWORTH ......<br />
W. HOLMES ..................<br />
A. BROWN ..................<br />
B. BEGG ........................<br />
M. OTWAY<br />
W. R. ROBINS0<br />
E. BENTON<br />
D. WAREHAM<br />
L. CURTIS ......<br />
W. COUNSELL ............<br />
C. F. GUNN<br />
R. MAHER. ..................<br />
W. NIX ......<br />
R. SPOONER ..................<br />
L. EDEN ....................A<br />
K. D. SMITH ..................<br />
J. B. THOMASEN ......<br />
C. ROWSELL ..................<br />
R. LIDDLE .......................<br />
J. W. McKENZIE ...........<br />
C. STOTT ........................<br />
S. MARSTON ..................<br />
(Average per man, 97.46) (Average per man, 96.06)<br />
(Winning Team)<br />
MR. E. J. PAROW - MR J. D. NEENAN<br />
MR. J. G. HAMILTON-SMITH.<br />
The sympathy of all members of the shooting fraternity is<br />
expressed to the relatives of the above-named who have passed on<br />
in recent weeks.<br />
Mr. Parow was one of the veterans of the sport and, in fact, was<br />
known among older adherents as "one of the quarry boys". Mr.<br />
Parow shot with the old Nobel Cluh in the late 20's when the rendezvous<br />
of the club was a quarry hole at West Footscray.<br />
Mr. Neenan was a prominent member of the Tasmanian Gun Cluh<br />
at Launceston and a great worker for the sport in his own way in<br />
the Island State. Mr. Neenan's duties took him all over the northern<br />
portion of Tasmania and much of the development of new clubs in<br />
that area is due to his enterprise.<br />
Mr. Hamilton-Smith was a former President of the Shepparton<br />
Club and took a great interest in the sport. He was the donor of<br />
the land on which Shepparton Cluh's extensive lay-out now stands.<br />
He had extensive dairying interests in northern Victoria. Only last<br />
year he took a journey overseas, visiting. many of clubs abroad.
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
Attention al na~ Shooters !! '<br />
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o/<br />
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n~*ep~*o~~d to nnno~~nce the znt~~od~/ct~o~z af tbe~l-<br />
I ~ ~ I I ~<br />
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(2 " case, 1 oz shot)<br />
specially des~gtled for AU STRALl AN<br />
co~ldtt~o~ls<br />
Ftrst shipmeilts arriving Melbour~le<br />
end September<br />
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
GUN GOSSP<br />
by XORTH COUNTRY<br />
(in "Shooting Times")<br />
A shooter has conlplaincd that towards<br />
the cud of this last season his<br />
shooting, suddenly and for no apparent<br />
reason. deteriorated. Up to recently<br />
he .'was doing very ilicely -<br />
shooting as well as ever in spite of<br />
advancing years. Then ire began to<br />
miss and he adds: "I made a fool of<br />
myself at our last shoot and I hardly<br />
feel like n~aki~~g a repetition of it<br />
(or, taking the risk of doing so)<br />
agaln. What, if auythmg, do you<br />
adrisc me lo do?"<br />
As I see it, his ease is one which<br />
is fairly comn~o~~ to many of us and<br />
it shouid not give any ciuse for undue<br />
depressioil. I rather think that<br />
he is a bit too conscious of the fact<br />
that he is no longer young in years,<br />
and is rrachine the staee when lie<br />
ill nlace the blame Tor all h~s<br />
failuris (little or big) on this matter.<br />
This is, if I may say so, a mistaken<br />
idea based an the belief that "anno<br />
'drlnmini" ~~- is -. bound to ret the better<br />
~~~<br />
of you after a certain'jge. This is a<br />
false notion ~vhich has been proved<br />
to be false over and over again. Because<br />
a inan is slowed d0~i.n a bit by<br />
increasing years, he has not necessarily<br />
got to shoot worse.<br />
in the sixties, cxpel.ienced rather<br />
similar trouble.<br />
Circumstances, I suppose, alter<br />
cases, but I have lately been disappointed<br />
to find that onc or two<br />
friends of my youth have now deserted<br />
the run for the rod. One of<br />
them certaiEly was a good shot and<br />
might have become first-class. But<br />
110% he is a fisherman ahnost exclusively.<br />
After a lapse of many<br />
vears I met him and exuected to<br />
hear all about the shootink he had<br />
done. But no - it was sll about<br />
fishing. Much though I respect the<br />
followers of the contemplative art<br />
and much though I like fishing, I<br />
-<br />
xreatlv ureier to shoot. A nun means<br />
:ar il;oce to me than thi best of<br />
rods-it always has done so and it<br />
always will.<br />
Well, I believe that this is largely<br />
n matter of convenience. Facilities<br />
for shooting may remain unchanged,<br />
but a shGter's circumstances -a&<br />
these days continually altering and<br />
other habits are forced upoil him.<br />
Then he finds that fishiun is an excellent<br />
sport and so he Gttlcs down<br />
to fish. Or of course the reverse may<br />
happen. What I do notice partici-<br />
Shooting is a following ~vl~ich, larly is that when a man goes over<br />
above all, calls for experience. And to fishing in middle life, he seldom<br />
in much of it experience is of greater returns. But I do know that much of<br />
practical use than extreme physical<br />
activity and fitness. Up to a point,<br />
anyway. The good shot knoxvs where<br />
and how to stand, how to take his<br />
birds at the right point and with the Wanted to purchase<br />
minimum of effort. He mav almost<br />
be compared to the seasoned boxer<br />
in the Ging who makes his opponent<br />
do the "running around," reserving<br />
his energies for what rcally matters.<br />
I doubt if this reader is really<br />
deteriorating. I suspect that he was<br />
,.... inst "off .~- it" -~ at<br />
~~~<br />
the end of the season<br />
and there mas no time left to make<br />
good again. There is, however, the<br />
chance that his eyesight may have<br />
changed in some way-and it might<br />
be advisable for him to have this<br />
cheeked up. A relative of mine, when<br />
SECOND HAND<br />
AUTOMATIC TRAP<br />
IN GOOD ORDER.<br />
DetniIs li,dp,ice 10-<br />
SMITHS SPORTS STORE<br />
773 GEORGE STREET<br />
SYDNEY - PHONE MA 7693
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTlNG NEWS<br />
SHOOTING - FOR - THE - SHOOTERS<br />
and<br />
THE SHOT?' FOR THEIR FAXILIES<br />
on<br />
GOBOKE SmUV DAY<br />
THE GOBOKE GUN CLUB SHOOT<br />
(Affiliated A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
6250 PHZES TO THE VALUE OF %250<br />
- DAY AND NIGHT SHOOT -<br />
SATURDAY, ~ T H <strong>OCTOBER</strong>, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Commencing 10 a.m.<br />
Event No. 1 - 5 BIRD EYE-OPENER.<br />
Comp. Div. Nom., lo/-.<br />
Event No. 2 -<br />
£175 TROPHY SHOOT<br />
20 Birds from Assoc. Haadicaps. Nom., $4. Op. Sweep, lo/-.<br />
lst, Browning Grade "A" U. & 0. Shotgun.<br />
2nd and 3rd Trophies.<br />
OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING.<br />
this is simply due to circun~stances.<br />
And since the latter have been<br />
scaxcely comfortable these last 15<br />
years or so, changes have to be expected.<br />
All the same I am sorry<br />
when a friend gives up the gun.<br />
Manv a busv man. I know. cannot<br />
find "time both to shoot and fish. And.<br />
I suppose, it is easier for a man td<br />
fish than to shoot.<br />
So many of my relations have been<br />
good vith bath rod and gun that I<br />
have erhaps rather taken it for<br />
grante2 that both these great sports<br />
could be follorved at will. I fear,<br />
though, that matters are not so<br />
simple as that today. To follow hot11<br />
sports freely yon need now to be exceptionzilly<br />
fortunate. So, as the nett<br />
result, we find people settling for one<br />
or the other and considering themselves<br />
lucky to be able to do that<br />
much!<br />
In my own circle of relations the<br />
one who is the best shot is also the<br />
best fisherman. He is, I think I call<br />
say, nearly first-class at both these<br />
sports. But as matters are, he has<br />
been lucky. Many of us today never<br />
enjoy sufficient practice at either<br />
sport. So our potentialities are not<br />
developed and nobody can say what<br />
might have been. A lot of skill thus<br />
goes to seed.<br />
* *<br />
Definition op a hang-over:<br />
ache.<br />
RAHNB@W GUN CLUB<br />
Victoria<br />
(Afilinced A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
ATew Yecar.Ss DUG^ 1350<br />
Toot<br />
Event No. 1-5<br />
NIGHT SHOOT - commencing 7.30 p.m.<br />
Bird D.B. EYE-OPENER. C. Div. Nom., lo/-.<br />
Event No. 2 -<br />
f 75 TROPHY SHOOT<br />
15 Birds. Nomination, 50/-. Optional Sweep, lo/-.<br />
lst, Canteen of Cutlery :: 2nd and 3rd Trophies<br />
OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING.<br />
- ALL AMENITIES AT GROUND -<br />
Luncheon - Afternoon Tea - Evening Meal - Supper<br />
Public Booth - Refreslunents<br />
CARTRIDGES available at SHOOT.<br />
The Comlnittee reselves the right to alter any event or cancel<br />
any event for which there are insufficient nominations.<br />
D. A. BULL, PRESIDENT. NORM FOX, HON. SEC..<br />
MINIMAY.<br />
GOROXE. VICTORIA.<br />
/I<br />
A.<br />
Ham., £12/10/-<br />
Full details in October Shooters' "News"<br />
- WATCH FOR IT -<br />
A. DUNN, PRESIDENT. WDRRALL DUNN, HON. SEC..<br />
P.O. BOX 40. RAINBOW.<br />
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SIlOOTlNG NEWS<br />
Jeparit Grcn ChB,<br />
(Afiliaicd A.C.1'T.S.A.)<br />
SATURDAY, 8th <strong>OCTOBER</strong>, 1<strong>1955</strong><br />
at 1 11.m<br />
1st Event - 5 BIRD S.B. EYE-OPENER. Coml,. Div.<br />
hTorn., lo/-.<br />
2nd Event -<br />
Km~era Si~tPe ldrrel<br />
Chaampioh@<br />
20 Birds 1G yds. Nom., 25/-. lo/- 013.<br />
Ist, Trophy and Sash; 2nd and 3rd, Trophies.<br />
3rd Event -<br />
250 - HANDICAP - %50<br />
10 Bird D.B. Nom., 30/-. lo/- Op.<br />
Divided GO, 30, 10.<br />
OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING.<br />
NIGHT SHOOT at 7.30 11.m.<br />
1st Event -<br />
Browning Under & Over full<br />
valued 6130.<br />
15 Bird D.B. Handicap. Nom., £3/10/-. Op. lo/-.<br />
2nd and 3rd Trophies.<br />
OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING.<br />
The Cot~lnlittee reserves the right to alter the Programme should<br />
the necessity arise.<br />
Boot11 - Aftenloon Tea - Hot Dogs - Car11.id~es.<br />
Accommodation - llIcals available.<br />
K. W. CRAIG, PRESIDENT. J. W. DOUGLAS, HoN. SEC.<br />
U.S.A.<br />
SBEdBO'BT16ZNG<br />
(From Rex Xiles)<br />
Washio~.ton Slate Championships. Singles Championship - Champion,<br />
s ,,,a llest for mally years, J. B. Bateman, 197; runner-up, D. V.<br />
A ~ I I neigger ~ I ~ I,.as heye alld did not White, 196-25-25 on shoot-off; Dave<br />
miil illy cha~npionship event, was ICramer, 196; Joe Webster, 196;<br />
in the doubles, and this Ralph Miller, 196 (out of State<br />
was the lone trophy he ~von. ~eigger (Idaho), ]lot eligible).<br />
broke two 88's from 27 yards in the state ~ ~ , , d i ~h~,,,~i~,,,<br />
~ ~ ~ - Bill<br />
hal~dicaps, very low scores even at ~ ~ 96 ~ from h 21 , yds,; runner-up,<br />
27 yards far him. Results:<br />
Lem Hxrdung, 94 an shoot-off; A. E.<br />
Friday.<br />
Pulsipher, 94; Don Corcorm, 94; J.<br />
200-16 yards Ciass Championsl~ips. Oestereich. 94.<br />
197.25; Ciass A D~~ and AA-I
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NF\VS<br />
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Choke - Specially designed<br />
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I Caoacitv: 4 shots (1 in breach,<br />
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Tubes, 46/- each.<br />
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i\IAGSUI\I CARTRIDGE:<br />
I Powder: 41 grams. of special<br />
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Shot: 1.2 oz. That is 500 x No.<br />
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30 SEPTEMBER-1455<br />
IiOOTSCRAY (Y.), ?/7/65.--Wentlier eonditioris:<br />
CUS~Y north wind. Results: No. 1.<br />
5-bird S.B.: Jim Bavain, 1st: Dr. E. welsted,<br />
23/29. 2nd: L. Austin. 27/20, 3rd. No. 2.<br />
120 D.B. H'cs~, 10 birds: P. Sheridi~n, B.<br />
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FOOTSCRAY GUN CLUB<br />
(Affiliated with A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
No. 2 Ground: TOTTENHAM, VICTORIA.<br />
<strong>OCTOBER</strong> 1ST-<br />
Start 1.45 p.m.<br />
1st Event - 6 BIRD SKEET. Norn., a/-.<br />
Ist, Trophy; 211rl, Cash.<br />
2nd Event -<br />
20 Birds. Nom., 25/-. Optional Sweep.<br />
lsl, Trophy and Sash; 2nd and 3rd, Trophies.<br />
<strong>OCTOBER</strong> 15~H-<br />
OTHER EVENTS TO FOLLOW.<br />
1st Event - 5 BIRD S.B. Nom., a/-.<br />
Ist, Trophy; 2nd, Cash.<br />
2nd Event -<br />
20 BIRD HANDICAP<br />
Nom., £1.<br />
lsl, 2nd, 3rd and best 12/13 yd. Trophies.<br />
OTHER EVENTS TO FOLLOW.<br />
The Co~nmitlee reserves the right lo alter any Shoot should<br />
the necessity arise.<br />
L. V. AUSTIN, T. GORE, Hon. Sec.,<br />
3 Yardley St., Maidstone.<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
thc clol, lool~s for\r,;trd to the eontinmrnee of<br />
wood ;~ttcnd;,nee. visitors came from Gceionp,<br />
Crersy. \vinei,c1se;,, nccne and C;,m,,el~do,\~n.<br />
The Indies i,rovided tvil iind sulmer and were<br />
1h;xnkcd Ily the ilresidenl.<br />
C~rulls-Day: No. 1: div. R. B:ttl~. P.<br />
Boyd, >licIi;iel Rerldie. C. Grist, A. Hay, R.<br />
Leith, N. Wcstrrourl 2,"d D. Corsioioilsn,<br />
.i/3. No. 2: P. Boyd, 10/10, 1st: R. Collins.<br />
Zb/"i. 2nd; fmnt-marker, T. Robbins, 13/15:<br />
s,ree,, air. P. Boyd, S. Mclntorh. D. COP.<br />
.toirhao. N. \Vestwood, R.. Collins, F. Shelton.<br />
No. 3. 5 el:^ sunrmwsl: div. S. Enst.<br />
N. \Vesli\.oori, L. Schroetcr. R. Coliins, 5/5.<br />
No. 4 (rlittol:,, div. C. Grist, L. Schrocter,<br />
G. Scl~cfferie. 1. Slnter. 615.<br />
Nixht: No. 1: div. S. IleIntosI~. T. Robbins.<br />
G. Crosse. J. O'Dor~noll. L. Sehroeler.<br />
N. Gl.~sl;tnd, J. R:inl. 15/19. 2nd: B.hl., C. Adnmson.<br />
81/52: Swcei, div. S. MeIntorh, G.<br />
Cl.ossc, A. MeIntorh, J. O'Donncli. Novice<br />
seerion: I.):<br />
V. O'Sh;in,lsssy, W. Greadv, G. crosse, I.<br />
Cults. R. Webb. W. Arnold, Ibell, I
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Werrjbece Gun Club<br />
VICTOAIA<br />
(Affiliarcd A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
LOCATION-SALLAN ROAD. WERRIBEE<br />
LOOK FOR SIGNBOARD<br />
Saturday, 15th October, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Commencing 1 p.m. sharp.<br />
- AUTOhIATIC TRAPS -<br />
Event 1 - 10 BIRDS D.B. POINTS (Comp. Div.)<br />
Nomination, lo/-.<br />
15 BIRDS DOUBLE BARREL<br />
HANDICAP<br />
Nominalion, E2/10/-. Op. Sweepstake, lo/-.<br />
Event 3 (Time Permitting)-<br />
GLUIB SPNGLI BA&&JL<br />
A very eood number (32 ahootcl,al come scotion in the Chomrionshio. Onto<br />
our d : ~ .hoot fl.om Benufort. Lesbm,<br />
Godon. H$trcourt, Mnjorcn nnd B;tihmt.<br />
The Strange Gun event wits very :amusing<br />
to matehi only 4 shooters shot the i~ossihle. . ~~<br />
2r/.Y/6G.-Weather conditions: pwd, but n<br />
shower at 10.30 p.m. Results: No. 1. 5-bird<br />
D (C. Div.): H. Bmtz, M. Luhm. I.<br />
Grundcil, E. Bcvm. F. Danaldson. H. Wariny.<br />
C. H;mcaeli. D. Keith. C. Cnm~>lrell.<br />
J. Ludlnmh. I
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Mount Barker Gun C<br />
SOUTH AUSTRALIA<br />
(iifiliatctl A.C.I'.T.S.fi.)<br />
Saturday, 1st October, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Commencing 12.30 p.m.<br />
ELZMZNA TION<br />
SH@OT<br />
To decide ISTERSTATE TEABI.<br />
16 Yds. 30 <strong>Clay</strong>s Double Barrel, best ten shooters, wit11<br />
two reserves.<br />
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18/20. No, 4, 10-bii-1 Silent Rise: 1st. I.<br />
Ilnlbcrt (Cunderdin); Znd. A. Coi~ter (Norlhsml:<br />
3rd. S. Collirci. Hieh Gun for weekend.<br />
G. Basford. Ui>r,lileed Hill, Gun, P.<br />
Humt,hrics 1Nol.thrmI.<br />
Good ~.ep~.erent;xtion 11.om :ill clubs in<br />
W.A. - 18 Snturdny. 54 Sund:~.<br />
(D. I'orrytl~, Hon. Soe.)<br />
CAXBZRWELL . 1/8/56. W eather<br />
roi,ditio,ii: cold si3owers and rvindy. Results:<br />
NO. I, a in^.. D. itise: div. J. stevcns, J. R.<br />
Gr.ih;tm, A. Mnnsell, H. Ball. 3/J. No. 2,<br />
3 ilr. 1). Rise: div. W. R. Johns. Diek, D.<br />
M:~nseil, 1'. Skiite, A. Hsmilton, 3/3. No. :I,<br />
Clilb D. Rise C'shil,: 1st. W. R. Johns. 8/10:<br />
2nd. C. Hollow. 12/15; 3rd. R. Thorn, li/<br />
2:J: 11/16 yrlr., H. W. Biscbel.: 12/13 yds.,<br />
J. R. Gl.i,ham. No. '4, 5 nrs. D'villc Doubles<br />
Badges to actual lean, of ten. I\'ominalion and <strong>Clay</strong>s, 30/-.<br />
Team will shoot on sanx grounds, eommencing 10.30 a.m.,<br />
SUNDAY, 2nd <strong>OCTOBER</strong>, 1956. Cartridges and <strong>Clay</strong>s free.<br />
Also<br />
Gonnon wealth Beauvile<br />
D&es Champio~~sbip<br />
2.5 Pairs from 20 yards.<br />
Sash and Badge to each of Champions. Nonlinations accepted in<br />
pairs only. Nonlinations and <strong>Clay</strong>s, 35/- per shooter, with<br />
011. Sweeps.<br />
F. G. WITTKOWSKY, HUN. SEC..<br />
MT. BARKER. 5.A.<br />
Service and repair tents at National Championsl~ips at East Burwood (V.).<br />
(L. to R.): DI. Smith (Sydney), Les. Turner (Evans 6r Balfour, Melbourne),<br />
Joe Harle (Camberwell Club) and J. 0. (Ollie) Cox, of Dlangoplah, N.S.W.
~~ ~<br />
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Sydney Gun Club<br />
CBCOUNDS: U'PSPNCES<br />
TWO AUTODIATIC TRAI'S<br />
;1\"E0T7 SOUTIE WALES<br />
(Afhlinicd A.C.l'.T.S.i\.)<br />
IPUGlkWAY, WtVFERP:t01212<br />
to be held on<br />
:: AFTERKOOK TEA<br />
SATURDAY, 8th <strong>OCTOBER</strong>, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Commencing 1.30 l1.m.<br />
No. 1 - 10 BlRD EYE-OPENER<br />
Cow. Div.<br />
No. 2 -<br />
SYDNY DOIIBLl JA8IlL<br />
CRAMPIONS'NP<br />
20 Birds from 16 yards.<br />
No. 3 -<br />
lst, Trophy and Sash; 2nd and 3rd, Trophies.<br />
Optiol~al Sweep, div. 60%, 30%, 10%.<br />
$20 HANDICAP<br />
20 BIRDS. (Ass. Hd. Marlts)<br />
The Committee reselves the right to modify, add or delete or<br />
alter the sequence of any event as advertised herein.<br />
R. MORRIS, PRESIDENT.<br />
PHONE WOLLONGONG B 4130.<br />
AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS<br />
silo,ved tlint his cye w;is stilt in, riividing the A eonao~ntion 5-bird snrv tilt boys fiiiisi, ui,<br />
2nd event 10/10. :,n excei1ent dry's trninins, and in a h:l,>,>~<br />
(Les MeKinney, Han. Sec.) iittls s~eech. Dihvid Hadekinson thnnlted tho<br />
Clnh President nod members lot. rivine them<br />
(N.S,W,),-A severe westerly wjnll<br />
the rlzy, and niao thanked hIrs. Grocan ntid<br />
ih:it blew in L.,,sts hi,voe ,vith seori her heiiie1.s for the afternoon ten nnd cakes.<br />
ti,c Ynss G",, clilh S.B. ~h;,~,,i~,,~hi,, which were :s,~reeiuted bu ;nil.<br />
shoot held on the Tillla P;rrk crolinds on<br />
(Gordon Reed. P~lbli~it~ omeer.1<br />
WILLAURA (V.). 13/S/SS.--Wcrthcr eon-<br />
A llromire oi failing lipht nnd n ions nro- rlitions: fine. Results: No. I, 5-bird S.B.:<br />
E'nmme deoided the eio1, in omitting thc I,"a as eomoenrntion shoot- 2. 5-bird S.B.: D. Dnlyieish, R. Br;xin. P.<br />
ers were g~ven :% pnir 01 sightors liefore the Willi;~n~son, J. Hueker, R. Pcacoek. R. Wnrfirst<br />
shoot cammeneed.<br />
The Accumulative sweco was won by Jim<br />
hledwav. Quite n iew other shooter. had<br />
two lczs in in this sweet,, but conditions<br />
were toaeh and the only three members to<br />
record the l>ossibie of 12/12 were Jim hleci-<br />
XV;~Y, Iinrold Connell and Noel AIeAnliffe.<br />
The hoot-off \vns sudden: Jim hledwny<br />
smsshecl four with the first bnrrel to take<br />
Bl;~uriee sh;xnnon nl-esented :i Cup for ;r<br />
si>eci:ti 6-bit.4 I>.B. Shoot. :%nd this was xvon<br />
by his son John, $16, the five hits beiny ;dl<br />
sia~ler. D~tvid Hodgl~inson \rils riialner-lnr.<br />
416. J. Hodckinson h;ld air0 aiven two OZon<br />
orders, f3/3/0 nnd E2/2/0, for n 10-bird D.B.<br />
shoot. John Sh;tnnon w:ls i~nndie;n,oed 1 yd.<br />
for his first ,,.in, bo1 could not hold OR'<br />
David Elodckinson, who dowried Silo to beeomc<br />
outriaht winner. John Shannon ~~:ts<br />
runnel..",,. t;,kina this norition :titer a shoaloff<br />
with John Ell.inston. both hnvinp scored<br />
7/10, Peter and Riehnrd WnILer foilo\ved<br />
on: imth had mllde a good start, hut were<br />
then un1uel.y in zettini: :I fcw birds that<br />
would have stilmiled most oi the seniors.<br />
.$ De~~vHla Dou"!~ was then shol, with a<br />
senlor member taklnx one of the boys :xs<br />
~,n~.tnci.: this shoot created :I lot of interest<br />
;old w,,s finally ,vo,, by Gordon Reed and<br />
John Sh:,,,""".<br />
I~C. No. 3, 20-bi1.d Club S.B. Cshil,: B.<br />
Pe:teock, 1st. 20120: R. Peacock. 2nd. 19/20:<br />
L. Crutch. 3rd. 18/20. No. 4, 10-bin1 D.B.:<br />
I. No.<br />
a. sso II.C~,,, cia hipas s.n.1: di,.. s. B.<br />
Gls;i~csno. II. liorri. .A. I
(Affiliated A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
Ground Location:<br />
Mathieson Street, North Cobnrg, Victoria.<br />
CUD Da v - 1st November<br />
30 Birds Double Barrel<br />
1st Prize<br />
Pitted wit11 Stove a1111 Kcfriieralor<br />
1st Prize in Grand Prix- Belvoe Caravan.<br />
- BELWE DE LUXlE CARAVAN<br />
VnEz~erl at S700<br />
(Sash lo Winner)<br />
2nd Prize - Under and Over Gun, Valued $149<br />
(Browning "C" Grade)<br />
3rd Prize - 12ft Bat,Jecked, Valued $65<br />
ElkargnY sJr2 .<br />
The Programme will commence at 9 a.m. sharp wit11 the<br />
fa5 GOBURG STAKES<br />
15 BIRDS DOUBLE BARREL Emdry X2/10/0<br />
ICitchen Appointments in Belvue Caravan.<br />
Post E111ries will be given preference for inclusion<br />
in early squads. 3Iol1ey refunded upon<br />
ilotificatio~~ to Secretary of inability to attend.<br />
<strong>Association</strong> Handicaps. Please produce Cards.<br />
- Ammunition Available -<br />
Luncheon and Afternoon Tea on the Ground.<br />
All enquiries to C. J. COLLEDGE, Secretary,<br />
12 Adler Grove, Merlynston, N.14. FL4835.<br />
5 Interior View of Belvue Caravan, showing De-Lnxe Dinicg Setting.
AUSTlIALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NE\\'S<br />
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I-<br />
(Afilinted A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT<br />
Ncnkrcr.&y9 22nnrE d)ekocrlier., <strong>1955</strong><br />
Af TERNOON - commencing 1 p.m.:<br />
KO. 1 - 5 BIRD D.B. (Compulsory Division).<br />
No. 2-<br />
20 BiRD DOUBLE BARREL TROPHY<br />
SHOOT<br />
111 ~ounds of tcn. lst, Znd, 3rd and 12 yd. Trophies to the<br />
ralue of iE5fl. Optional Sweeps 5/- an total and 2/G on each<br />
10 birds. Nom., f2/5/-.<br />
YIGH? -commencing<br />
7.30 p.m.:<br />
No. 1 - 5 BIRD D.B. (Compulsory Division).<br />
hTo. 2 -<br />
WES'BIEBN PLAINS DOUBLE BARBEL<br />
NIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
20 Birds from 16 yds. in rounds of ten. lst, 211d, 3rd and 12 yd.<br />
Trophies. Also Sash, Optional Sweep of 5/- on total. Nom., 25/-.<br />
Afternoon Tea, Tea and Supper will be available.<br />
lltll NOVERIBER-<br />
. .<br />
hTIGIIT SHOOT-comu~~encingg 1.30 p.m.:<br />
No. 1 - 5 BIRD SINGLE BARREL.<br />
hTo. 2 -<br />
WBSTIEBN DISTRICTS SINGLE BABBEEL<br />
NIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
More details in October "News".<br />
-..A .. .<br />
17th DECEMBER - NIGfrT SHOOT - eornmencing 7.30 p.m.:<br />
XMAS SHOOT :: Novelty Events.<br />
Prizes and Refreshments for all.<br />
-<br />
..-<br />
.<br />
Ground Location: Mt. Fyans, on Dal-lington/Dundonllell Road,<br />
eight miles from Darlington.<br />
Automatic Trap-Electric Release. Cartridges always available.<br />
- Visitors al\vays Welcome -<br />
C. R. FLETCHER, HUN. SEC..<br />
R. G. BRYANT, PRESIDENT. %'PINE GROVE" DUNDONELL.<br />
MT. FYANS. OARLINGTON. PHONE DUNDONELL 5.<br />
i~Mi ia-sibtcd by &It.. W. 0. G:>l.b~tt, eil:~il.-<br />
man of tbr Hincilbmok Shire Couneii. Mi..<br />
noslcito, in rer,~yin~, thanked hlr. JQSSO~<br />
;red 311.. G;irb,,tt. the visitors and eocsts for<br />
theil. ;,itcnd;mce 2,nd :,is0 exoressed his sinrcir<br />
tbniihs to the indicr' committee for their<br />
lasly dirillti' and refl.erhments nrovided.<br />
(M. Origlnsso. Hon. See.)<br />
GEELOSG (V.), 5/8/55. - Wcntiler eondiiim~s:<br />
elr.;ir. Results: No. 1, 6-birr1 D.B.:<br />
6s .hooters ,x,rtiei,,;lted. 2s obtained the norsiblr<br />
;and cut r\verl>. No. 2, 20-bird D.B.<br />
Groull C'sllill: R. Robinson (Werribee). 901<br />
20: l2,l,i,. yds. rcction, W. Wigxs, 19/20.<br />
2nd: X. \iee;lrs 110 vd3.l. 15/17 vds.. 30/JO:<br />
I;. Dolloirile, 99/i0. No 'bilei~-ms~kers<br />
the husribie ;>nd in the shoot-off I?. Barns.<br />
39/40. wiis roeees5lui in collecting the Sash<br />
fl.om W. Williams, 88/40.<br />
(J. G. Iielsall, Hon. See.)<br />
HUGHENDEN (aid.), 31/7/55. - Wenthci<br />
roi~ditions: fne. Reruits: No. 1. 6-iliid S.B.:<br />
W. C. Wonrina, W. L. MeIntosh. D. Crawford<br />
Snr., 516. diu. No. 2, 6-hiid S.B.:<br />
A. A. YeIntosb, I,'. Terry, C. Dixon, W. C.<br />
We:rriac, div., 616. No. 8, Shoot-off D.B.<br />
Club C'sbilr: A. A. AlcIntosh from P. J.<br />
Davis. No. 4, 10-bird D.13.: D. Cl.awrord<br />
Jnr.. 80130: R. Ber1.1-m:ln, 30128: D. John.<br />
Y012i: W. C. Wenrinz, 30127. No. ;. D'viiie<br />
IJoublcr (Sl,;~riowsi: P. hrccrlh;lm and D.<br />
Hltfield, 615: 3%. Stoaemnn arid A. A. Meinrorh,<br />
614. No. a, lo-bird I), Rise (Si,iirvorusl:<br />
D. IIntfieid, 15/11: J. Dtiley. 16/10: D. John,<br />
2619. No. 7, fi-I>iiri S.B. (Teams): Pr;~irie<br />
(W. L. McIntosh, A. A. AlcIntosh, C. Diion,<br />
P. Browninxl, 26/18: Hurrhenden (I). Crnwford<br />
Snr., D. Cr;twford Jnr.. W. C. YVeiw-<br />
inn, 31. st0~~~;,~1, z51is. NO. 8. M~ss-o~~:<br />
1). John. C. Dison, W. L. MeIrtrosl~, i/G. div.<br />
A very good ~:;Y'S shoot. Some very eood<br />
shootin(: by younii Ditvid C~.awfol.d ili the<br />
D.B. event. The D. Rise (S~~;u.r.o\vsl IWL<br />
shooters to the test ~3.d Dti1.b~ HnLfield shot<br />
well to win this event. The Tcsms shoot w:ss<br />
;uz:lin very iiol,ulili. Asair! the Prairie team<br />
r%,on. The liniil of the Club D.B. Chamllianshil,<br />
wils shot off betwcen A ~ ~ O I<br />
and Frank D:~vis, who il;id tied at 60163 on<br />
our' i>reuioils shoot, when dnrkncss intervened.<br />
The event was won by, Athol nicIntosh,<br />
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Cambeaewell Distrie8. <strong>Clay</strong><br />
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GROUND LOCATION: THOMPSON5 RD., (OFF BULLEEN AD.),<br />
NORTH BALWYN, VICTORIA.<br />
SATURDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER, <strong>1955</strong><br />
A Series of mixed 5 Birds Events. Trophies.<br />
SHOW DAY - THURSDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Event 1 - 5 BIRDS POINTS DECISION SWEEP<br />
Compulsory Division. hroxn., 51..<br />
BOIIUNG (V.1. 6/8/35. - Weather eonditions:<br />
fine, heavy N.W. winds. Results: No.<br />
1, 5-bi1.d (Como. Div.1: G. Smith, E. and<br />
L. Lnnyon. No. 2, 10-Ilird: div. R. Manual,<br />
Ti. Tuosc. No. 3. 15-kird: L. Toose, 1st:<br />
G. Smith 2nd. No. 4 o-bird D'uiile Double:<br />
G. smiti nnd V. ~;.ieht. No. 5, lo-bird<br />
n. R~s~: R. M:L~%,I. NO. G, M~s~.o,,~ (18<br />
yds.1: div. ow in^ to fndina light. G. Smith,<br />
L. 'raose, W. ntt.<br />
A very ,>10:,aant ssoot, Quite ;, few nrrv<br />
shooters were them to hell, m:iko it a soeeess.<br />
We thank MI.. R. Manuni and the Echilc;~<br />
boys for ti.nvelilnr: such lona distances.<br />
(J. Potter. Hon. See.)<br />
ICATANNENG (W.A.1, 718fiS3. -\Ve:ttl~er<br />
conditions: xoud. Resilltr: No. I. 20-birr1<br />
1j.B.. olf ynnlaxe (T. S. Yooni: Tl.o~,hy):<br />
1st. 11. Ande~ron, 27/30; 2nd. J. Hetiler.<br />
25/30. No. 2, ii i~r. D. Rise: T. S. Younp,<br />
R. Brccclen (C:tirei) :lad J. Clcce, div. No. 8.<br />
15-bird 11.B. (Niebt Shod): 1st. N. Beeel;.<br />
14/15: 2nd. T. S. Younp and 11. I
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Saturday 26th and Su~~d'y 27th, November, <strong>1955</strong><br />
FIRST DAY - commences 12 noon.<br />
xo. 1 Event -5 BIRD SWEEP. Conrpulsory Division.<br />
iXo. 2 Event -<br />
30 BIRD BIRTHDAY HANDICAP<br />
El20 AND PRESIDENTS TROPHY<br />
1st Prize, $60 and Trophy: 2nd Prize, £30; 3rd Prize, £10.<br />
£5 each 12-13-14-15 yarders. Nomination, £3/5/-.<br />
5/- Optional Sweep each 10 birds.<br />
BARBECUE at Night, when Shooters will be guests<br />
of the Committee.<br />
SECOND DAY - 12.30 p.m. Sharp.<br />
D.B.N.S.<br />
CHARITY SHOOT<br />
No. 1 Event-5 BIRD SWEEP. Compulsory Division.<br />
No. 2 Event -<br />
15 B.IRD HANDICAP<br />
Noin., 25/-. lst, £10 and Trophy, presented by Mr. Colin Barr,<br />
"Mac's" Hotel, Mt. Gambier; 2nd, 3rd and 12 yd. Trophies.<br />
C. Harvey Trophy for Lady with Highest Score.<br />
5/- Optional Sweep each 5 birds.<br />
Shooters must nrodueo current A.C.P.T.S.A.<br />
Handiero Cards.<br />
No Nominations acce~ted after start of Second Round.<br />
J. WOODROW, PRESIDENT.<br />
MILANG. PHONE 21.<br />
committee reserves the risht to niter 1,raprnmme.<br />
- Refresh~nents md Cartridpc, on Gromtd -<br />
Aeeommodvtion rrran~ad if required.<br />
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N. ROBERTS, HUN. SEC.,<br />
MILANG. PHONE 11.<br />
We enioyerl some food eoml,ctition. The<br />
Tl.o~hy event onded at 24 ynrds in il duel<br />
between R. H;aIi and T. Johns. The Box<br />
Sweel, ended at 21 yards with n win for P.<br />
Wnton from R. H:dI and J. hleicenzie. Wc<br />
had two new shooters in C. Mnoguire nod<br />
P. Stewart, who, nltho~izh they did not score<br />
$1 win, nequittcrl themselves well.<br />
(W. K. Brcmner, 1,Ion. See.)<br />
BATHURST (N.S.W.). 30/7/55.--Weather<br />
conditiolls: very cold and windy. Results:<br />
No. I, 6-b1l.d D.B.: div. A. Rorve, W. Byers.<br />
L. Ilezile~. R. Wei!lert. W. Shoobridge, 0.<br />
Roberts. No. 2, s-bin1 D.B.: Iy :,nd he:,",. rain.<br />
(Miss G. Gillc. Hon. Scc.)<br />
..-, ., (P. B. MeICsy, Hoe. See.)<br />
SOUTH BURNETT (Rlcl.). 7/8/6:.-\Ve;tthcr<br />
conditions: strong wesLel.1~ rvinds. Rc-<br />
rults: No. I, 6-bird D.B.: hl. Chsmi,nev. S.<br />
IIorn, div.. 6/5. No. 2, 10-bird S.B.: R.<br />
VIC'E'UIIIIA<br />
(Affiliated A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
SATURDAY, isd @CTBIII':R, 121.55<br />
Commencing 12.30 sllarp (2 Traps)<br />
1st Event - 10 BIRD CASH HANDICAP D.B.<br />
2nd Event -<br />
f30 GASH HANDICAP<br />
20 BIRDS D.B.<br />
3rd Event -<br />
GIPPSLAND (IlAiliD PR/X<br />
30 BIRDS D.B.<br />
1st Prize, Latest 2-shot Browning Autan~atie.<br />
2nd and 3rd, Handsome Trophies.<br />
MORE EVENTS TO FOLLOW.<br />
After~ioon Tea and Cartridges on Ground.<br />
L. BOURBAUD, PRESIDENT.<br />
PHONE 317.<br />
LEN PHONE ROBINSON,<br />
177. HON. s~c..
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D.B. Points 3 nnd 2: P. Dennis, 1st. 81/45:<br />
J. Joreenrcn. S. Horn, diu. 2nd and 3rd.<br />
30146. No. 4. 10-bird S.B.: J. Jorpcnsen,<br />
P. Dennis,. diu., 8/10. No. 6, 10-bird D.B.<br />
Points 3 and 2: S. Horn, 1st. 26/30: R.<br />
I$>hg Shoot:<br />
1~1, II. Poivcli, 19/20: 2nd. W. Sl:~tlery.<br />
38/20: 31.d. T. Robbins. 20/2P: l'roiit-m:li.ker,<br />
W. Abhott, 18/23. No. 3, 3 ~ r D. . Rise:<br />
21. Ruentziun. 313. No. i. 5-bird 8.13.: div.<br />
I biz clay for an oflirisl<br />
oj~cning of the club late in Se~teml>er.<br />
(T. H. Poweli, Hoo. See.)<br />
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Saturday, 22nd Odober, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Event No. 1 - .5<br />
Event No. 2 -<br />
BIRD D.B. EYE-OPENER<br />
Nom., lo/-.<br />
20 Birds from 16 yards. Nom., 25/-. Op. Sweep.<br />
Ist, Championship Sash, I.C.I. Trophy; Znd, Troplly; 3~1, Tj.og11y.<br />
Shooters must praducc <strong>1955</strong> re gist ratio^, Ca1.d~.<br />
r.<br />
1.30 p.m.-<br />
Event No. 3 -<br />
f35 - HANDICAP - f35<br />
Nom., 25/-.<br />
15 BIRDS. <strong>Association</strong> Marlrs.<br />
lst, £20; Znd, $10; 3rd, £2/10/-; 12 yards, E2/10/-.<br />
OTHER EVENTS IF TIME PERMITS.<br />
Automatic Trap :: E1ectl.i~ Pull :: 6000 Watt Ligllts<br />
Aftenloon Ten :: Supper' :: Cartridaes available at Gromtd<br />
The Colnmittce rcserve the right to alter any part of this<br />
programme.<br />
G. K. DISHER, PRESIDENT. G. P. MITCHELL, HON. SEE..<br />
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nod if ir rc1.y nice to sec Jack Barker, our<br />
o r club esz>lnin, shoot so \vcli, ;as<br />
tl!rou.rlr tile
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(Affiliated A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
Shooting. Grounds situated "Bella Vista", Old Windsor Road,<br />
SEVEN HILLS (near Parramatta)<br />
<strong>OCTOBER</strong> PROGRAMME, <strong>1955</strong>:<br />
<strong>OCTOBER</strong> 15thg15<br />
- 15 Bird Double Barrel<br />
Handicap<br />
Divided 60%, 30%, 10%.<br />
<strong>OCTOBER</strong> 29th-<br />
Sydney Single Barfeel <strong>Clay</strong><br />
@arro w Championship<br />
20 BIRDS FROM 16 YARDS.<br />
Sash and Trophy, 1st; Tropldes, 2nd and 3rd.<br />
01). Sweep divided 60%, 3076, 10%.<br />
~llbri). 55/55: D. Cnssin (Tamworth). 54/55<br />
end A. MeIntosh (Goondiwindi). 43/45, wer;<br />
the nlace-getters. The best 12 yd. Tmllhy<br />
being div. A. Smitll (Tamworth) and J.<br />
McLean (Delunzm). 17/20. Attendance was<br />
the largest ever at n shoot, over 60 shooters<br />
being ,,resent for both days. Interest ,"as<br />
widesorend in the two Chnml,ionshi~ events<br />
set down for decision and some onrtieu1ar1,.<br />
mod shooting ,"us evident an both days.<br />
Much imorovement hns been effected to tho<br />
site since last year and with the installation<br />
of Roodliehting for night shooting. the sum.<br />
mcr months should tind many foliorvers of<br />
the s,,ort.<br />
After shooting esee,,tiona11y well, but<br />
dro~~in~ an odd mint on the tirat day, Tnmworth<br />
shooter, Dave Csssin shot remi~rlcnbly<br />
me11 in the N.W. N.S.W. S.R. Chnmx,ionshi~<br />
on the second day to win the event from<br />
Bfnleolm Fuller (Sydney) with so birds<br />
stmisht.<br />
EYE-OPENERS, SWEEPSTAIlES AND TROPHY EVENTS<br />
WILL BE HELD IN ADDITION TO TIIE MAIN EVENTS<br />
PROGRAi\Ii\IED ABOVE.<br />
- Afternoon Tea provided -<br />
Slioots commence 2 p.m.<br />
C. ANDERSON, President, C. W. PLUMMER,<br />
70 Bradley's Head Rd., Mosman. Hon. Treasurer.<br />
Phones: Private, XM 4815.<br />
E. BRAZENALL,<br />
Business, WB 1712.<br />
Hon. Secretary.<br />
MOREE (N.S.W.). - Pooular Roggnbri<br />
shooter, Wnl Eather, won the N.W. N.S.W.<br />
D.B. Charnoionshin at Mmoree Gun Ciub's CUD<br />
wocb shoot held on 12th and 13th Aueust<br />
Inst. Fourteen shootcis shot the ~ossible 20<br />
birds and in the shoot-off W. Eather (Bog-
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Saturday 1st and Monday 3rd, October, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Commencing 10 a.m.<br />
Northern Rivers<br />
Single and Dotzble Barrel<br />
Ghmpionship . .<br />
With accompanying Programmes of<br />
£50 - AND - £100<br />
HANDICAPS<br />
and other Events.<br />
- TWO AUTOMATIC TRAPS -<br />
Cartridges and the usual sea food lunch provided.<br />
SUNDAY, 2nd OCT., Deep-sea Fishing arranged. Book early to<br />
secure seat in boat and hotel accommodation.<br />
V. WULLEMAN, PRESIDENT. G. T. 0. SEGCOMBE, HUN.<br />
PHONE 115. COFFS HARBOUR.<br />
PHONE 122. DOFFS HARBOUR.<br />
SEC..<br />
C. Grills. D. Smith, B. Duddu, 5/6. No. 2, RUPANYUP (V.).-Conditions: warm md<br />
10-bird D.B. Swcso: div. L. Brown. R. mild, rnin develo~ed at nisht. No. 1, 5-bird<br />
Chandler, D. Smith, B. Duddy, 10/10. No. 3, E/O. (eom~l. cut): 23 shooters cut. No. 2,<br />
Is-bird D.B. Trophy: 1st. T. Chandler (first 10-bird Tronhy: rvan by B. Reading, 58/58:<br />
time), ta be wan twice in sucecssion, or R. Matheson, 57/58, front-markers' trophy;<br />
three times. No. 4, 10-bird D.B. A20 H'cit~: It. MeRae, 47/48. Sxveen COD: F. Benticy.<br />
div. N. Smith. C. Grills, R. Chandler, 10/10. H. Hart, B. Reading, R. Matheson. R. Me-<br />
No. 5, lo-bird D.B. Tro~hies: Ist, J. Middle- Rae, Joc Wright, J. Hcnnerbel.~. A. Peters,<br />
ton, 52/52; 2nd. F. Stranieri. 51/52: 3rd. S. Rereigh, J. J. Younc. S. Florence, C.<br />
B. Redmnn, 17/18. No. 6, Box Miss-out: Budde, Jim Wright, G. M. Smith.<br />
div. L. Brown, B. Redmnn, W. Duddy, 8/8. Forty-seven shooters were "resent and sn-<br />
Shoot held in eold, windy weather, but<br />
desnite the cold, there was n good attendance.<br />
and many af our visitins shooters travelled<br />
long distances.<br />
(T. J. E. Chandler, Hon. See.)<br />
CROYDON (V.), 8/8/55. -We;tther eondi-<br />
Lions: windy. Results: No. 1, 6-bird D.B.:<br />
div. It. Brooks. J. Hngm. N. Icneebone. H.<br />
Godfrcy. J. MeArthur. J. Freeman, N.<br />
Barn,, 10/10. No. 2, 15-bird D.B.: 1st. H.<br />
Godfray, 28/28: 2nd. J. Hagan, 27/28; 3rd.<br />
F. Emslie. 17/18; 12/13 yd., J. Freeman.<br />
24/20. No. 3, 5 BPS. D. Rise: H. Fireher,<br />
5/5; E. McGoldriek. T. Bnteson, 4/5.<br />
Windy conditions Drevniled all day. H.<br />
Fischer was thc only shooter to get the iull<br />
score in the Double Rise.<br />
22/8/55. -weather eonditions: good. Results:<br />
No. 1. 5-bird D.B.: div. J. Gmhnm,<br />
G. Storey, L. Coekett, N. Barry, F. Skate,<br />
J. Freeman, 8/8. No. 2. 15-bird D.B.: T.<br />
Bnteson, 28/29: N. Kneebane. 27/29: L.<br />
Coekett, 18/18: 12/13 yd.. W. Hinneberg.<br />
14/16. No. 3, 10-bird D.B.: div. H. Godfrey,<br />
W. Hinnehern. G. Storey. . 10110. .<br />
(P. Emslie, Hon. Sec.)<br />
joyed fine afternoon's shootins. Afternoon<br />
ten war ~rovided by tho ladies.<br />
Night.-Canditions: light brecze with rain.<br />
NO. 1, 10-bird Troohy: 1st. A: Anderson,<br />
55/65: 2nd. A. Pcters, 54/66. 3rd C. Budde<br />
38/38: liront-markers' TroDh;, L. 'Broughton:<br />
36/37. Sweep: out L. Bmughton. R. Lynch.<br />
A. Peters, B. Hudgson, Jim Wright A.<br />
Ander.on, C. Budde, W. Bmv, W. ~ie\;aind.<br />
No. 2, 5-bird Slvse~: 15 ~aaribies on 8th<br />
round, A. Thom~son. G. Bmak, Joe Wright.<br />
G. Burtan. W. Niewmd, B. Barker, N. Henncbers,<br />
0. Deutseher. Another fine shoatoff<br />
in the main event. with two shooters.<br />
A. Anderson and A. Peters, shwtinp over<br />
50 straight.<br />
A Tro~h~ donated by the President's wife<br />
for the hisheat break was won by B. Rending<br />
and A. Anderson. breaks 62 caoh. Sunner<br />
was provided bu the 1;ldias. We were "lensed<br />
to see such n good field of shooters far our<br />
onenins shoot from the foilowins: Donald.<br />
St. Amnud, Birehin, Goroke, Warracknahed.<br />
Rninhc,~. Dimboola, Trnyne1.s Lagoon, Mar-<br />
"00, Stn,"ell, Minyi" and Ballrmt.<br />
(T. S. l~lorencc, Hon. See.)<br />
27/8/55 (Nisht, Shoot). - Weather eonditions:<br />
fine and mrld. Results: No. 1, 6-bird.<br />
Tambo Gum Club<br />
(hffiliared A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
C. EV-A. Benefit SIcoot<br />
SUNDAY, Ifitlr QCTQBEPC, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Commencing 9.30 a.m.<br />
Event 1 - 10 BIRD D.B. POINT EYE-OPENER.<br />
Event 2 -<br />
. . BARCOO . .<br />
DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
20 Birds from 16 yards.<br />
Trophies lst, 2nd, 3rd and 12/13 yds.<br />
Event 3 - 10 PAIR D. BIRD RISE.<br />
OTHER EVENTS AS TIME PERMITS.<br />
Accommodation available. Contact-<br />
S. M. MARTIN, PRESIDENT. R. W. MARTIN, H ~ N . s~c..<br />
BANEOA. CHARLEVILLE. IVANHOE. PTE. BAG. CHARLEVILLE. 0..<br />
RHONE TAMS0 ZBK.
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3 AUTOiMATIC TRAPS :: 2 Illumi~latcd for Night Shooting<br />
SATURDAY, 1 5 <strong>OCTOBER</strong>, ~ ~ <strong>1955</strong><br />
Commencing 9 a.m. sharp.<br />
NEW SOUTH WALES DOUBLE RISE<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
alsacl HAY DISTBPG3' TITLES<br />
PROGRAMME -commencing<br />
sharp at 9 a.m.:<br />
No. 1 - 15 BIRD D.B. OPENER (Ass. Hd. Marks)<br />
Nom., £1.<br />
No. 2 -<br />
30 Bivds - £SO Handicap<br />
(Ass. Hd. Marks). Nom., £2/10/-.<br />
(Prize money guaranteed) .<br />
No. 3 -<br />
Hay Dist7.i~t SirtgZe Ball-el<br />
Glaarrapionslaip<br />
Nom., 25/-.<br />
20 Birds off 16 yards. lst, Sash and Trophy; 2nd and 3rd,<br />
Trophies; also 12, 13 and 14 yd. Trophies. Op. Sweep, lo/-.<br />
No. 4 - 15 BIRDS $25 HANDICAP (Pt. Score 3 & 2)<br />
Nom., £1/5/-.<br />
NIGHT PROGRAMME - commencing at 7.30 p.m.:<br />
No. 5 - 10 BIRD D.B. NIGHT OPENER<br />
(Ass. Hd. Marks). Nom., £1.<br />
No. 6 - 5 PAIRS DOUBLE RISE, off 16 yards<br />
Nom., £1.<br />
No. 7 -<br />
NEW SOUTH WALES DOUBLE RISE<br />
NIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
15 Pairs off 16 yards. Nom., 35/-. Op. Sweep, lo/-.<br />
lst, Sash and Trophy; 2nd and 3rd, Trophies; also 12, 13 and<br />
14 yard Trophies.<br />
Shooters Note: £11/5/- covers the fnll day and night programme.<br />
Meals are available to all throughout the day and night programme.<br />
All modern facilities are available on the ground.<br />
Come to Hay and enjoy your sport under ideal conditions and<br />
in a lovely garden-like setting.<br />
JOHN HOUSTON, PRE~IDENT.<br />
PHONE 197.<br />
LES MGKINNEY, HDN. SEC..<br />
BOX 41. Pa.. HAY.<br />
PHONE 25 OR 38.<br />
HAY GUN CLUB<br />
NEW SOUTIE \VALES<br />
(Affiliated A CP T SA)<br />
Easter . 1956 . Cift<br />
FORD "ZEPHYR" MOTOR CAR VALUED AT $1155<br />
30 Rirds Associeliun Ita11die;lp Marks<br />
Nominniion &12/10/0<br />
ENTRIES RECEIVED NOW AND FIELD WILL BE LIMITED<br />
THIS EVENT WILL BE ONLY ONE OF THE MANY<br />
ATTRACTIVE CLAY TARGET EVENTS STAGED AT<br />
THE CARNIVAL<br />
COMMONWEALTH AND STATE TITLES<br />
TOGETHER WITH CASH HANDICAPS<br />
ADVERTISED LATER<br />
WILL BE<br />
MAKE YOUll ENTRY EARLY AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT<br />
Con~plete progrannnae for Eestcr S;linrrdny and<br />
Easter RIolrdz~y in 1;~ter issne's of News<br />
3 GIOMATIC TRAPS<br />
JOHN HOUSTON, PRESIDENT,<br />
EXCELLENT GROUNDS<br />
LES McKINNEY, HON. SEE..<br />
PHONE 197. HAY. BOX 41. HAY. PHONE 25 OR 38.
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WINCHELSEA GUN CLUB<br />
VICTORIA<br />
(Affiliated A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
Grand Openin# Shot<br />
SATURDAY, IST <strong>OCTOBER</strong>, <strong>1955</strong><br />
Commencing 12 o'clock.<br />
Event 1 - 5 BIRD DOUBLE BARREL.<br />
Event 2 -<br />
Nom., lo/-.<br />
Ist, $128 Radiogram; Znd, Browning Auto. Rifle, £24;<br />
3rd, Gun Case, $7.<br />
Trophies best 12/13 yds., best 14/15 yds.;<br />
best Back-markers.<br />
Nom., $4. Op. Sweepstake, $1.<br />
Event 3 - (TIME PERMITTING)<br />
II<br />
"roved very much and ,"ill he n shooter to local eisv busters. The main event af the<br />
he reckoned witli before lonx.<br />
day, the 20th round 01 the R. & R. Canteen<br />
(N. F. King, Hon. See.) Shool, wils won by a local shooter, Les<br />
Blewitt, making the fifth shooter with two<br />
COROWA (N.S.W.), 2018155. - Weather win8 to their oredit, and eithcr one could<br />
conditions: Rne, windy. Results: No. 1, win the Tro~hy outright nest shoot. The<br />
6-bi1.d D.B.; div. I. Sehubert. W. Burns. R. three lendinc shooters in the Jim Watt Tro-<br />
Baiiry. G. Colvin, C. Fereuson. A. Kerr. L. ohv are W. Jordan, 353 mints: F. Morton,<br />
Holden. No. 2. 5-bird D.B.: div. I. Sehubert, 316 points: M. Edlin~ton, 337 noints.<br />
F. Sehubert,, W. Thomas. X. Elliott. J. Ain- Results: 5.bird D.B. E/O. C.D.: div. 13<br />
ley, Gmssmnn, A. Jamleson. W. Bums, W. 1'.Wilson. Jacob, 3. A. Elliott. Boekmnn, R. shooters. ..,,<br />
10.bjid 10-bird point D.B. score: Sweel,: Ist, dlv. A, 10 ~ shoot- ~ d l ~ ~<br />
hest 12 Y~s., G. N. MOP~O~. 10-bird (5 S.B.<br />
'fit,\v;f;ing;;in:~oii!: ::bigli?;;. gyhz,<br />
J~m~son: 4th. I. Schuber,: div. I
2 Nezu and<br />
Rezaezuerl<br />
Begistr.atio~as<br />
ADDITIONAL TO FULL LIST<br />
PUBLISHED IN JULY. <strong>1955</strong><br />
Bowen, B. (Colac) .........<br />
Bowering, A. (Mt.<br />
Gambier) ..................<br />
Bo~unian, E. H. (Richmond,<br />
QId.) ............<br />
Bowman, K. (Tully) ......<br />
Boyes, Harry (Hobart)<br />
Breedon, R. (South<br />
West) ........................<br />
Brennan, K. Jnr. (Adelaide)<br />
........................<br />
Brown, A. (South Coast)<br />
Brown, Les Berridale) ...<br />
Brown. R. H. (St.<br />
George) .....................<br />
Brownson, W. E. (Charters<br />
Towers) ............<br />
Buchan, S. (Mortlake)<br />
Buckett, K. P. (Lismore)<br />
Burge, L. (St. Arnaud)<br />
Burke, M. (Drouin) ......<br />
Burns, C. (South Coast)<br />
Butler, J. (Alcxandra,<br />
S.A.) ........................<br />
Butterworth, E. (Gee-<br />
ville) ........................<br />
Case, H. T. (Alexandra,<br />
S.A.) ........................<br />
Chapple, D. (Footscray)<br />
Clark, M. (Hobart) .........<br />
Clemesha, P. (Kelly's<br />
Creek) ........................<br />
Cogan, B. (Berridale) ...<br />
Colless, W. M. (Walgett)<br />
Colquhon, R. (Brisbane)<br />
Comeqford, T. (Townsville)<br />
........................<br />
Constable. A. (Collarenebri)<br />
.:.............................<br />
Constable, M. (Collarenebr~)<br />
..............................<br />
Constantino, J. (Geraldton)<br />
..............................<br />
Cooke, R. (Northam) ...<br />
Cooper, . . C. R. (Tamworth)<br />
........................<br />
Corcoran, C. (Coff's<br />
Harbour) ..................<br />
Corcoran, P. (Cops<br />
Harbour) ..................<br />
Cornell, G. (Sebastopol)<br />
Cornish, W. (Geraldtou)<br />
Corones, P. (Charleville)<br />
Costello, V. (St. Arnaud)<br />
Cotton. V. R. (Chalkville)<br />
.........................<br />
Coutts, W. (Learmonth)<br />
Cox, J. H. (Longreach)<br />
Crawford, C. (Victoria<br />
Valley) ........................<br />
Cresswell, John P. (Wileannia)<br />
........................<br />
Croclcer, A. (Beaufort)<br />
Croclcer, F. W. (Beanfort)<br />
...........................<br />
Crofts, K. (South<br />
Bunlett) ..................<br />
Cronin, A. (Bourke) ......<br />
Crowley, R. (Dalby) ......<br />
Crouch, B. (Condobolin)<br />
Cummins, G. R. (Berrixvillock)<br />
..................<br />
Cummins, J. (Foster) ...<br />
Currie, J. C.<br />
(Bourke)<br />
Currow, A. S. (Aust.) ...<br />
Dare, R. (Colac) ............<br />
Davies, Jack (Wonthaggi)<br />
........................<br />
Davies, L. (<strong>Australian</strong>)<br />
Davis, L. D. (Bourke) ...<br />
Dawson, R. J. (Robe) ...<br />
Dempster, G. R. D.<br />
(Northam) ...............<br />
Devine, C. K. (South<br />
Burnett) ..................<br />
Doblie, J. (Learmonth)<br />
Dohbie, P. (Learmonth)<br />
Doyle, P. G. (Arrilalah)<br />
Drendel, J. (Dalby) ......<br />
Drury, R. (Lithgow<br />
Miners) .....................<br />
Duncan, W. (Newcastle)<br />
Dunlop, W. (Aero Club)<br />
Dunstan, I. (Rupanyup)<br />
Earle, A. (Dalby) .........<br />
Earle, Mrs. A. E.<br />
(Dalby) .....................<br />
Edlington, A. (Queanbeyan)<br />
........................<br />
Edwards, Keith (Wel.1.ibee)<br />
..............................<br />
Ekins, W. D. (Adelaide)<br />
Elliott, H. C. (Balmoral)<br />
Elrington, A. G. (Yass)<br />
Elston, T. I. (Tully) ......<br />
Erhardt, J. (Beulah) ...<br />
Erhardt, M. (Beulah) ...<br />
2 Fawckner, E. A. (Bangall)<br />
........................<br />
Fawlr, S. (Robe) ............<br />
n Fitaal;~~~,<br />
?_ ham) Sid ........................<br />
(Totten-<br />
E Fitzpatrick, Alex R.<br />
rn (Tambo Valley) ......<br />
Flavel, H. (Beulah) ......<br />
Fletcher, J. (South<br />
West) ............ :...........<br />
Flett. Donald A. (Lake<br />
Bolac) ........................<br />
Flood, Mrs. J. J. (Goondiwindi)<br />
.....................<br />
Flynn, P. (Condobolin)<br />
Foster, G. (Laceypede)<br />
Fristrom. Carl (Bris-<br />
Giles, A. (Geelong) ......<br />
Gillett, A. E. (Aero<br />
Club) ........................<br />
Ginty, John (Bathurst)<br />
Ginty, Tim C. (Bathurst)<br />
Gloster, E. T. (Bangall)<br />
Goodwvin, $1. M. (Gunnedali)<br />
..........................<br />
Gready, W. (Colac) ......<br />
Green, W. (Tamworth)<br />
G~ills, J. H. (Tamworth)<br />
Gross, G. (Geelong) ......<br />
Groves, A. (Adelaide) ...<br />
Hamilton, A. E. (Adelaide)<br />
........................<br />
,<br />
m<br />
Hamilton, Rex (Martlakc)<br />
...........................<br />
Hnnn;~n, T. (Learmonth)<br />
Heaton, Vnl (Yrrss) ......<br />
Heaalewood, S. A. (Tasmanian)<br />
..................<br />
Henkel, I
5 Crisp, Neville (Wil-<br />
Lm<br />
carnlia) ........................<br />
Crossc, G. I
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PERTH GUN CLUB INCORPOPATRD<br />
WESTERN AUSTRALIA<br />
(.i\ffiliatcd A.C.l'.T.S.A.)<br />
COMMONWEALTH AND STATE<br />
CHAMPIONSHIPS<br />
Friday 30th September - Saturday 1st October<br />
Sunday 2nd October - <strong>1955</strong><br />
FRIDAY, 30th SEPT.-<br />
£50 - HANDICAP - E5U<br />
SATURDAY, 1st 0CT.-<br />
STATE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
QUALIFYING ROUND STATE TEAM<br />
SUNDAY, 2nd 0CT.-<br />
Commonwealth Mixed Bkds<br />
INTERSTATE TEAMS SHOOT<br />
INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSHIP<br />
Other Attractions: PERTH ROYAL SHOW, Oct. 1st to 7th.<br />
WILDFLOWER EXCURSIONS.<br />
Intending visitors requiring accommodation, write giving details<br />
to Secretary.<br />
C. FERGUSON. PRESIDENT. PERCY CRACKEL, HON. s~c..<br />
40 MINDRA ROAD. NEDLANS.<br />
WM 1563<br />
30 NORTON STREET. SOUTH PERTH.<br />
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Ams6zBSzm Gam. Clluh<br />
(Affiliated A.C.P.T.S.A.)<br />
<strong>OCTOBER</strong> 1s~-<br />
10 BLEWD ' DOUULE<br />
UL~IIEIII~EZ, SWEIF:P<br />
(POINTS)<br />
20 BIRD DOUBLE BARBEL<br />
1, 2, 3, lj/16. 13/14 2nd !? y.inl Trophics.<br />
CBB BIBtP) DOUIBE,J,E UAlhICEE<br />
TILIE PERM1~i'TT;U'G<br />
" ICIL SPECIAL" CARTRIDGES<br />
. Iha<br />
. fanova 2s inch star erimo cartridges, give long range<br />
arid arc ha1.d hitting. A firm fnvourite with both Fleld and<br />
trn, shooters nlil~e. Price 23/6 Box of 26 eartridees.<br />
TRAP SflOOTBiVG<br />
aeeesso&s<br />
CARTRIDGE CASES<br />
Sturrlily constructed lcnthorette covered eases<br />
for 12 gnligc cartridges. C.a~ncity 6 boxes (250).<br />
Felt lined. With corner oroteekons, lock and<br />
) 2 straps. CIO/IO/Q.<br />
%":?-;<br />
-<br />
<strong>OCTOBER</strong> 15TH-<br />
lor tra~ shooters. Features single trigger, remi-pistol grim<br />
automatie ejectors, Walnut stock ventilated rib. f129.<br />
20 BIRD DOUBLE BARREL<br />
Nom. 201..<br />
1, 2, 3, 15/16, 13/14 nnd 12 yard Trophies.<br />
G. BIGGS, PRESIDENT. A. V. NOLAN, HON. SEE.<br />
SEPTEMBER-<strong>1955</strong><br />
GUN CASES<br />
Plastic leather gun cases for 12 1;. Auto.<br />
D.B. ntld Under and Over guns. Green<br />
felt lined. Solid lentlier stmos. Priee<br />
f10/10/0.<br />
LelthereLLe covered. lined eases. Two<br />
loahs, D.B.. ESil6/3. 12 g:~uge Auto..<br />
E7/5/11.<br />
AMMUNITION<br />
Full rnnbrc al all ponulnr brands of I.C.I. cartridges<br />
in stock at all times.<br />
MlCK SIMMONS -720 George St., Sydney, Soburbs & Newcastle<br />
H. ' \\, -<br />
r illllrnr Prcsi Ply. Lrd.. 191 Queen it.. Meibo13~n~