The Archive · 1941

Berglet First Misses Possible

Leading the American Company to victory was Pfc. R. G. Berglof who spattered the target for a scintillating score of $4—just one point of the possible. He captured the grand aggregate honours of the competition by a handy margin of nine points.

The next highest individual total of the day fell to Sgt. L. A. Mottu, of the Scandinavian Company, who did exceptionally. well to run up a tally of 87 points, obtaining his score with a British rife.

Other leading efforts were made Capt. Gambling ("A" Company) who ran up a total of 86 points and Cpl. J. Maher (American Company) who recorded a score of 85.

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