Challenge Cup shoot on Sunday proved to be a remarkable success for the 4th Regiment, United States Marine Corps. With eight teams entered, the Marines took the first seven and the tenth place. Two teams tied with 266 points out of a possible 300, No. 6 team beating No. 5 on the count-out, while two U. Marines tied for the prize for the high score, with 91 points each, Pte. Nugent beating Cpl, Harris on the count-out, the cold weather proved a handicap tit the light was, good, being con: sistently brights, There was @, nine Selock wind: that varied fud—made" shooting' tricky, falling vay' to some extent for the last detail at $00 yards." "The conditions were:—Bisley targets, one sighter {nd en scoring shots at 600 an 200 yards." There was a: Yeeord entry {or the event Mr. W. TF, Rose, who presented the prizes subsequent to the shoo, congratulated. the Marines on: thir me performance, and. wished every success in rile competitions America to those members who are leaving om the next transport, CoE Nelson 8 (G/Sgt. Powel 9
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