held a most successful shoot y day afternoon when the cup pres ed by the Commandant. Col.
Hornby, was under competition.
Despite bad visibility, some excellent scores were made, notably that of Sgt. Kuhn who scored 116 out of a possible 120 and incidentally created a range record by obtaining a possible of ten bulls at rapid firing.
Capt. L. A. Whittaker presented the cup, together with a replica to Sgt. Kuhn and congratulated him on his commendable score.
Detailed scores were:
Sgt. Kuhn 116 Sgt. Silva Sgt. Joseph—II2B.SM. Hatton Set. Palmer 109 Sgt. Spunt Sgt. Stone 107 Sgt. Green Sgt. England 103 C.S.M. Ferras Sgt. Langley—105 Sgt. McDonald C.S.M. Pringle 103 CS.M. Dearn Sgt. Schetinin 98 Sgt. Kalatilin RSM, Feltz 94 Sgt. Knipper Sgt. Shottei 94 Sgt. Diniz Sgt. Browne 92 B.Q.M.S. Kemp Sgt. Howe 9I Set. But Sgt. Marques—90 Sgt. Villaflor Sgt. Barry 89Sgt. Marmorat CSM. Forrest 1 C.QMS. Kokorin 4 posts, but Kay's kick under the horizontal. just passed Then after a period of continued French attacking, the Services footed the ball well up the field and from some scrappy play near the French line, it was taken over by three play ers, Evans adding the finishing
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