The complete annual for 1946 of the wartime journal issues of the Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs

< Previous' 6 4 T H E R I F L E M A N Autumn, 1946. Bridport H.G. A 398 beat City of Cardiff A 395. Everett Edgcumbe A 398 beat Witan (L.C.C. Staff) A 397. Hawkers, Kingston, A 398 beat Worplesdon and District A 396, H i i J J 3 9 8 b e a t B e a m i n s t e r A 3 9 7 . M a r c h ( 1 5 y d s . ) 3 9 8 b e a t S p h i n x B 3 9 6 . . . R.M., Portsmouth Division, B 398 beat Stewarts & Lloyds (Corby) 396. Y o k e s 3 9 8 b e a t A r d e e r R e c r e a t i o n A 3 9 7 . . Cookstown D (20 yds.) 397—396 beat Parkstone G.T.C. B 397—394. Downpatrick A 397 w.o. British United Co. A, cards not received. Kinlochleven Argylls A 397 beat Aberdeen H.G. Assn. E 395. Rolls-Royce A 397 beat Leicester and District 396. G i f f o r d A 3 9 3 b e a t Y a x l e y H . G . A 3 9 2 . . . Waterloo Bridge House B 393 w.o. Atlas and Norfolk D, cards not received. Metropolitan Inter-Borough Competition Open to teams of eight from Metropolitan Boroughs with the addition of Ealing, Hornsey, Richmond and Wimbledon. Competitors to be members of a riﬂe club in the Borough they represent. 20 shots each competitor in each month of May, June and July, 10 deliberate and 10 in 90 seconds. Result of first stage :— 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11 . 12. 13. 14. Wa n d s w o r t h We s t m i n s t e r Richmond Hammersmith . Lcwisham Wimbledon Lambeth Kensington St. Map'lebone Shoreditch Stepney ... Battersea Ealing Homsey May June July 1565 1558 15474670 1543 15401557 4640 15371548 15434628 1523 15441517 4584 1534 152915184581 1539 1508 15314578 15051514 15584577 152315151537 4575 1519 151815034540 146915141511 4494 1499148515044488 1469 152214614452 1481 1502 14664449 1411 136413984173 de the highest aggregates f o r a prize presented by the Society of Mimature Riﬂe Clubs. 1 . W . B l i s s , L a m b e t h ( a p l a q u e ) 5 9 1 2. L. C. Living, Kensington 590 • 3. G. W . Baker , W andsworth 588 4. A. Barrett, Wimbledon 587 5 . H . E . T u r n e r W a n d s w o r t h . 5 8 7 6. R. E. Adlington, W andsworth ... ... 586 7 . R . S h i p s t o n , L e w i s h a m 5 8 6 8. G. T . Flexmore, Richmond 586 9. R. Flexmore, Kensington ... ... ... 585 10. P . E. Bearcock, W andsworth 585 The leading ﬁve teams shot in the ﬁnal at Ham and Petersham Riﬂe Club ranges on Saturday, 21st September, at 4 p.m. Disc breaking at 100 yards. DA WNA Y CUP . When Richmond won the ﬁnal stage for the Dawnay Cup they had won the cup three times— m 1913, 1930 and 1936—since the event was insti tuted m 1911. In this, the ﬁrst competition since 1938, they won by four heats (a possible) to three gained by Hammersmith, the runners-up. The ﬁrst stage consisted of monthly shoots in May, June and July, the ﬁve boroughs with the highest aggregates competing in the ﬁnal stage recently. In the ﬁnal teams of eight competed m ﬁnng at two-inch breakable discs at 100 yards, the winner being the team that broke all the discs ﬁrst, or the most in three minutes. All ﬁve ﬁnalist boroughs ﬁred against each other, making a total of ten heats. Richmond's results were : v. Hammersmith (by one disc in 1 min. 28 sees.) ; v. Westminster (by six discs in 1 min. 22 sees.) ; v. Wandsworth (by six discs in 56 sees.) ; v. Lewisham (by ﬁve discs in 1 min. 2 sees.). The team consisted of W. V. Grubb and L. C Lanstat (Richmond), Mrs. J. R. Gilbert, A S Whitaker, J C. Knott, H, J. Kitchener, G. T. Flex more and V. H. Gilbert, captain (Ham and Peter sham). ^ I^Jexmore was placed eighth in the competition individual shots in the monthly shoots. The cup was presented by Mrs. F. T. Jordan, Mayoress of Wandsworth, accompanied by the Mayor, who is chairman of the Metropolitan Mayors Shooting Committee. The Mayor and Mayoress of Richmond witnessed the local team's victory . .22 Pistol and Revolver Shooting T W I C K E N H A M R . C . Third annual open meeting for .22 pistols and revolvers, 24th and 25th August, 1946. Match between the English Home Counties and Ontario. 20 shots at 50 yards.— Home Counties' score, 1351. Challenge Cup and 8 silver medals for County Teams.—I Middlesex (J. F- Chand ler 179, G. Flexmore 172, B. Moorshead 170, A. Bench 167 L S Hughes 165, W. Meaker 165, L. Smith 158, H. Clync 157), 1,333 ; 2 Surrey (D. Crisp 176 F.G. Williams 174, J. C. Knott 169, J. H. Siggs 166, A. R. King 165, J. R, Stock 161 J. R- Hill 151, C. G. B. Poulter 140), 1,302. Challenge Cup and 4 silver medals (medals presented by Great Lakes Pi'i'o' Club, Detroit. Michigan) for elub teams.—1 Twickenham A (C. Mylonas 187 B. Moorshead 182, J. F. Chandler 177, L. S. Hughes 168), 714. Division 2 ; 1 Ham and Petersham B (Col. G. Gould 186, L. C. Living 165, J. C. Gow 160, V. H. Gilbert 153), 669. Division 3 : 1 P.A.M., Guildford (K. Graham-Browne 173 G. N: Egerton 172, C. G. B. Poulter 169, A. R. King 168), 682. Each team winning receives £1. The Twickenham Open Individual Championship.—I c. Mylonas, 746 (S.M.R.C. Challenge Cup and silver cup presented by G. W. Cafferata); 2 D." Harkness, 742 (silver medal presented by Moose Taylor, Detroit); 3 J. F. Chandler 726 (bronze medal). ' The Aggregate (10 and 20 yards).—Class I ; I D. Harkness, 568 (tankard pre sented by I.C.I. and silver plaque) ; 2 C. Mylonas, 567 (bronze medal). Class 2 : 1 P. Marchant, 529 (silver plaque), 2 K. Graham-Browne 521 (bronze medal). Class 3 : I J. R. Stock, 510 (silver plaque) ; 2 J. H. Siggs, 500 (bronze medal). Class 4 : 1 G. N. Egerton, 483 (silver plaque) ; 2 D. L. A. Driver, 474 (bronze medal). Pairs Competition for the Webley and Scott Trophy. I D. Harkness. J. C. Knott, 1,445 (trophy and £1); 2 J. F. Chandler, B. Moorshe.id. 1,441 (lOs.) ; .3 G. W. Cafferata, W. Meaker, 1,440 (5s.). Special Prize, ammunition box and block, presented by Parker Hale Ltd. Presented for the highest lady's score in Class 4 : Mrs. V. Tombs 445. Event No..2. 20 shots at 10 yards.—Class I : I D. Harkness' 196 (£1) ; - C. Mylonas, 193 (lOs.); 3 J. F. Chandler, 190 (5s.). Class 2 ; I G. Flexmore, 181 (£1); 2 H. S. Yeoman, 178 (lOs.) ; 3 W. H. Bancroft, 177 (5s.). Cla.ss 3 ; I J. R. Stock, 183 (£1) ; 2 W. C. F. Cook, 175 (7s. 6d.) ; D. C. Miller, 175 (7s. 6d.). Class 4 : 1 Mrs. V. Tombs, 169 (£1) ; 2 D. L. A. Driver, 168 (lOs.) ; 3 L. M. Wells, 163 (5s.). Event No. 3. 20 shots at 20 yards.—Class I : I D. Harkness, 191 (£1) ; 2 C. Mylonas, 187 (lOs.) ; 3 J. F. Chandler, 179 (5s.). Class 2 : I P. Marchant, 176 (£1) ; 2 E. S. Batten, 174 (lOs.) ; 3 W. H. Bancroft, 173 (5s.). Class 3 : 1 F. E. Dean, 167 (£1); 2 J. H. Siggs, 166 (lOs.); 3 G. A. Blumson, 163 (5s.). Class 4 • 1 G. N. Egerton, 153 (£1) ; 2 D. L. A. Driver, 152 (10s.) ; 3 L. Rutter, 146 (4s.) ; L. M. Wells, 146 (4s.). Event No. 4. 10 shots at 10 yards and 10 shots at 20 yards.—Class 1 ; I C. Mylonas, 187 (£1) ; 2 Col. G. Gould, 186 (10s.) ; 3 G. W. Cafferata, 185 (5s.). Class 2 : 1 P. Marchant, 178 (£1) ; 2 M. Marchant, 177 (10s.) ; 3 E S Batten, 173 (3s.) ; K. Graham-Browne, 173 (3s.) ; H. S. Yeoman, 173 (3s.). Class 3 • 1 W C. F. Cook, 170 (£1) ; 2 J. H. Siggs, 167 (lOs.) ; 3 C. D. Miller, 166 (5s.). Class 4 : 1 G. N. Egerton, 172 (£1) ; 2 L. M. Wells, 164 (lOs.) ; 3 Mrs. Blumson, 154 (4s.) ; D. L. A. Driver, 154 (4s.). Event No. 6. 20 shots at 50 yards.—Class 1 only : 1 R. A. Reid. 184 (£1): 2 G. W. Cafferata, 182 (7s, 6d.) ; B. Moorshead, 182 (7s. 6d.). Event No. 13. Total of highest unlimiteds.—Class 1 (30 shots): 1 D. Harkness, 289 (£1) ; 2 J. C. Knott, 285 (lOs.) ; 3 C. Mylonas, 282 (5s.). . Class 2 (20 shots) : 1 P. Marchant, 181 (£1) ; 2 A. R. King, 180 (10s.); 3 W. H. Bancroft, 177 (4s.) ; H. S. Yeoman. 177 (4s.). Class 3 ; 1 D. C. Miller, 179 (£1) ; 2 J. R. Stock, 178 (7s. 6d.); r.„ ■ Ellwood, 178 (7s. 6d.). Class 4 : 1 D. L. A. Driver, 165 (£1) ; 2 L. Rutter, 161 (10s.) ; 3 A. O. Taylor, 158 (5s.). There were also two sets each of four classes of unlimited entry competitions and one class only at 50 yards. Colonial Small-bore Match—• Open Sights Section, 1945 THE WINNING MALTESE TEAM. Standing : Moore, Brady, Corbyn. Sitting : Vassallo, Booth-Tucker, Bray, Silvester. Note.—(I) In centre of front row Is team captain, Lt.-Col. G. T. Curmi, O.B.E., Ist King's Own Malta Regiment. (I) Absent; S/Ldr. Troughton-Smlth, R.A.F WWW.RIFLEMAN.ORG.UKAutumn, 1946.THE. RIFLEMAN 65 National League Teams of ﬁve, 40 shots each competitor, 20 shots at 50 yards, 10 each at two cards, and 20 shots at 100 yards 10 each at two cards. ^ ' League lablcs to 25th August, 1946 ;— DIVISION 1. City ol' Birmingham A 2 . W i m b l e d o n P a r k A 3. L e ii sb ur y and Brit a nn i c H ou s e A 4 . F a l k i r k L o r d R o b e r t s A 5 . H a m a n d P e t e r s h a m A 6 . T w i c k e n h a m A DIVISION 2 1. City of Birmingham B 2. Alexandra Palace A 3. Worplcsdon and District 4 . L e i c e s t e r a n d D i s t r i c t A 5. Addiscombe 6 . K c e l b y I n s t i t u t e A DIVISION 1 . C i t y o f Bi r m i n g h a m C 2. G.W.R., Bristol, A 3. Lensbury and Britannic House B 4. Hull A 5. L.N.E.R., Darlington 6. R.S.A., Enﬁeld DIVISION 1. Beaminsler A 2. Borough of Wandsworth A 3 . Tw i c k e n h a m B 4 . A r d e e r R e c r e a t i o n 5 . D o v e r a n d D i s t r i c t 6 . R o y a l U l s t e r C o n s t a b u l a r y 1. Heston and Hounslow A ... 2 . H a m i l t o n s A 3 . We s t H a m a n d D i s t r i c t A . . . 4. Walthamstoyv Ensign 5 . K i n r o s s a n d M i l n a t h o r t 6 . L y o n s A J; Manchester City 2. Bradford 3 . C i t y o f B i r m i n g h a m D 4. Chea'm A 5. Exmouth A 6. Lowestoft and District 1. Guildford and District 2. March 3. Rotherham 4. Worplesdon and District B s' West Ham and District B 1. Ham and Petersham B 2. S.T.C., New Southgatc, A 3. Leeds 4 . Tw i c k e n h a m C 5. West Ham and District C 6. Watford and District DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION 1. Leicester and District B ... 2. Metropolitan Police L Division 3! Morris Motors A 4. Enﬁeld A 5 City of Birmingham E 6 - F a l k i r k L o r d R o b e r t s B . . . DIVISION 1. Hillsborough and Birley Carr 2. Alexandra Palace B W i m b l e d o n P a r k B 4. Dunblane A 5. City of Birmingham F 6. Lydgate DIVISION 1 1. Wiltshire Constabulary, Trowbridge Div, 2. Hull B 3. Cheam B 4. Scunthorpe A 5. L.N.E.R., Chesterﬁeld, A 6. Micheiin A s.W.D.L.p. Agg. 860a ] 215726 841 3 9 15681 8404 815654 8314715646 83 0 5615600 82 2 46 14911 2 "s. W. D.L.P. Agg. 87 0 114 15675 860 a12 15620 840 48 15641 83056 15563 8 30 5 6 15527 8107215462 3 S. w. .D. L.P. Agg. 8 800 16 15642 851211 15509 8 3 147 15476 83 147 15453 83 0 5615511 8 0 '7 1 15.376 4 S.W.D.L.P. Agg. 8800 16 . 1 5 5 2 2 86 02 1215497 86 021214068 8 2064 15458 8 a 06 415316 80080 6107 5 S. W.D.L.P.Agg. 870114 15628 84048 15498 8 4 048 13498 83 0 5615494 8 30 5 6 15491 . 8 3056 15433 6 S. W.D.L.P. Agg. 870114 15587 860 a 12 15586 85 031015479 84048 15469 8 2 0 6 415292 8008015186 7 S. W. D.' L.P. Agg. 870114 15446 8 5 0 3 10 15443 8503 10 15392 84 0 4 815429 820 6 4 13463 8 S. W.D. L.P. Agg. 861I 1315469 86021215487 ,84 1 3 915422 8 4 0 4 814717 8 206 4 13277 8 107 215331 9 S. W.D.L. • P . Agg. 85 03 10 . 1 5 4 3 4 8 404815414 8 404 8 15344 8404 815006 83 147 15399 8 3147 15389 10 S. W.D. L. P. Agg. 8602 12 15445 85 0 31015463 850310 15463 8 40 48 13I4I 821 5 5 15341 8116 315296 's. W.D. P. Agg. 8 70 r 14 15506 8 6 0 1215434 85031015358 8 30 5 615266 8 2 0 415276 810 ■7 2 15232 DIVISION 1 . M e t r o p o l i t a n P o l i c e V D i v i s i o n . . . 2. Royal Aircraft Establishment A ... 3 . We m b l e y A 4 . C i t y o f B i r m i n g h a m G 5. Frccheville Police A 6. B.T .H., Willesden ! DIVISION 13 1 . C i t y o f B i r m i n g h a m H 2 . Ly o n s B 3 . 1 2 t h M i d d l e s e x H . G . A 4 . H a m a n d P e t e r s h a m C 5. Heston and Hounslow B 6. V auxhall Motors 1 . W i m b l e d o n P a r k C . . . 2. G.W .R., Swindon ... 3 . C h e a m C 4 . H a m i l t o n s B 5 . M o r r i s M o t o r s B 6. Alexandra Palace C... 12 S. W.D. L.P. Agg. 8 8 5I2 11 . 15386 41 ■ 3 915356 8 4 13 9 15309 8 31 4 715317 8 8 3 05 615303 3 0 56 15300 S.W.D. L. P. Agg. 8 6 11 13 15275 850 31015283 84 1 3 915308 8 8 40 4 814943 a 06 415256 8 206 415185 14 S. W. D. L. P. Agg. 8 8 0 0 1615385 8 8 70 114 15349 4 0 4815272 8 8 2 0 6 4 15287 2 06 4 14815 8 10 7 a 15174 DIVISION 1. Swansea 2. Peppard A 3. Richmond Police 4. Caf ferata A 5. S.T.C., New Southgate, B... 6. G.W.R., Bristol. B 1. Weybridge 2. Brigg A 3 . T w i c k e n h a m D 4 . L e i c e s t e r a n d D i s t r i c t 5 . M i c h e i i n B . . . 6 . D u n b l a n e B . . . 15 . S. 8 8 W. 5 D. 0 L. 3 P. 10 Agg. 13389 41 39 15315 41 3 915242 4 0 4 815243 404 8 15226 206 4 14295 DIVISION 16 S.W. D.L.P.Agg. ... 8 50 3 1015289 ... 85 0 3 1015234 ' c ... 8 50 3 10 14569 ■ . . . 8 ■ 413 9 15255 ... 82 1 5515160 ... 8 a 0 6 410700 DIVISION 1. Automotive ... 2 . H a m a n d P e t e r s h a m D 3. Burton and District A 4. Royal Aircraft Establishment B 5 . B . V . P . M . & N . N . P . M . A . . . 6 . H a m i l t o n s C . . . DIVISION 1. Borough of Wandsworth B 2. C.I.Y.M.S., Belfast 3 . C i t y o f B i r m i n g h a m I 4. A von Valley 5. Enﬁeld B 6 . T w i c k e n h a m C . D 1. Saf fron W alden 2. Worplesdon and District C 3 . S c u n t h o r p e H o m a r d s A 4 . S t . A l b . i n s A 5. Alexandra Palace D 6 . K e e l b y I n s t i t u t e B . . . 1. Carlton and District 2. Brighouse 3. Jessops 4. L.N.E.R., Chesterﬁeld, B 5 . 1 2 t h M i d d l e s e x H . G . B 6. Brechin DIVISION 1 . D u r r i s . . . 2. Forgrove 3 . D e n n i s A t h l e t i c . . . . . . 4. Darlington Forge 5 . C a f f e r a t a B . . . 6. Bromley, Kent, H.G. Assn. A 17 S. 8 8 18 S. 8 8 8 19 S. 8 DIVISION 20 S. 8 8 8 DIVISION 21 S. 8 8 8 8 8 8 DIVISION 1. Cookstown z . A r m C r o s s . . . 3 . C h e a m D 4 . B e a m i n s t e r B . . . 22 S. 8 8 8 8 W.D.L. P. Agg. 8001615417 4 1 3914857 3 147 15190 3 056 15209 3 05 614777 125415125 W. D.L. P. Agg. 80016 15372 5 03 1015163 4 0 4 815238 4 0 4815131 30 5 613070 00 80 13522 w. D. L.P.Agg. 70114 15353 6021215207 4048 15234 3056 14088 20 64 15068 206 4 15022 w. D.L.P. Agg. 7011415302 7 0 1 1415281 404815070 3 0 5 6 15141 3 0 5615027 00 8 0 14729 w.D. L.P. Agg. 6 0 21215264 6021215183 6021215242 30 5615053 2 0 6415053 10 72 14919 W.D. L. P. Agg. 701 1415165 6021215165 6021214877 30 56 14822 WWW.RIFLEMAN.ORG.UK66 the riﬂeman DIVISION St. Nicholas Scunthorpe B W h a l e y B r i d g e Hull C ... ... L.N.E.R., Chesterﬁeld, C Bromley, Kent, H.G. Assn. B DIVISION Royal Aircraft Establishment C Brigg B B i s h o p s I t c h i n g t o n A Peppard B Burton and District B Exmouth B DIVISION S c u n t h o r p e H o m a r d s B Agwi W e m b l e y B B . V . P. M . & N . N . P. M . B . . . DIVISION Borough of Wandsworth C B i s h o p s I t c h i n g t o n B Wiltshire Constabulary, Swindon Division R u g b y H . G . . . . Bromley, Kent, H.G. Assn. C DIVISION B i s h o p s I t c h i n g t o n C . . . . Royal Aircraft Establishment D ... W i l t s h i r e C o n s t a b u l a r y, S a l i s b u r y D i v i s i o n Harbury B i s h o p s I t c h i n g t o n L a d i e s 23 S. 8 8 8 8 8 8 24 S. 8 8 8 8 8 8 25 S. 6 6 6 7 26 5. 7 6 6 6, 7 27 S. 6 6 6 7 7 W. 7 6 5 3 2 0 W. 6 6 5 3 •3 0 W. 6 4 4 2 W. 5 4 2 2 0 W. 5 4 3 3 0 D. 1 1 0 0 0 • 0 D. 0 0 0 0 0 0 D. 0 0 0 0 D. 2 0 2 2 0 D. 0 0 0 0 0 L. 0 1 3 5 6 8 L. 2 2 3 5 5 8 L. 0 2 2 5 L. 0 2 2 2 7 L. 1 2 3 4 7 P. 15 13 10 6 4 0 P. 12 12 10 6 6 0 P. 12 8 8 4 P. 12 8 6 6 0 P. 10 8 6 6 0 l1f75 15079 15155 14393 14883 14618 llﬂi 15073 13318 14964 14738 7342 Agg. 11 3 9 3 11 3 4 6 11 2 3 9 12998 Agg. 13143. 11 0 0 1 11 2 9 5 11 0 6 6 12523 Asg 11 0 2 9081 8948 , Pistol League Teams of four. First and Second Divisions, 20 shots at 20 yards, 10 each at two cards. Third, Fourth and Fifth Divisions, 20 shots, 10 at yards, 5 each at two cards, and 10 at 20 yards at one card. Sixth and Seventh Divisions, 20 shots at 10 yards, 5 each at four cards. League tables, 18th August, 1946 :— ' D I V I S I O N 1. Hampton Mobile Police 2. Ashgate A 3. R.A.F., Halton, A 4 . H a m a n d P e t e r s h a m A 5 . T w i c k e n h a m A 6. Bradford A 1 . L e i c e s t e r a n d D i s t r i c t A 2. Cafferata R. and P C. A 3. Ham and Petersham B 4 . T w i c k e n h a m B 5. Borough of Southend-on-Sea 6. Ashgate B 1. R.A.F., Halton, B 2. Guildford and District A 3. P.A.M. R. and P.C. A 4 . H a m a n d P e t e r s h a m C 5. R.O.F., Nottingham, A 6. Bradford B 1. Ashgate C 2 . Tw i c k e n h a m C 3. Rolls-Royce A 4. R.O.F., Nottingham, B 5. P .A.M. R. and P .C. B 6. Royal Marines, Chatham 1 . C a f f e r a t a & a n d P . C . B 2. Hampton A ... ... 3. Hetton-le-Hole... 4. Cookstown 5 . A y l e s b u r y A 6. Guildford and District B 1 . L e i c e s t e r a n d D i s t r i c t B 2. Chesterﬁeld H.G. 3. Rolls-Royce B 4 . A y l e s b u r y B 5i Kingston Police 6. P.A.M. R. and P.C. C 1. Cafferata R. and P.C. C 2 . D o r c h e s t e r C o y. H . G . 3. Coleraine 4. Hampton B 5 . B . V. P. M . & N . N . P. M . 6 . Ay l e s b u r y C S.W. D. L. P. 6402 8 63036 63 0 36 63036 63 0 36 62 04 4 DIVISION 2 S. W.D. L. P. 65 0210 650 1 10 6 3 036 63 03' 6 620 34 6 00 6 0 DIVISION3 S. W. D.L.P. 6 5 0 1 10 650110 650 I 10 6 2 0 44 6 10 5 2 60 0 6 0 DIVISION 4 S.W. D.L.P. 660 012 6501 10 640 28 6204 . 4 60 0 60 6 0 0 6 0 DIVISION 5 S.w.D. L.P. 6 600 12 63 03 6 /6 3 036 6303 6 62 044 6 1 0 5 2 DIVISION6 S. W.D. L. P. 6600 12 6 4- 0 2 8 6 3 036 6 2 135 6 1 14 3 6006 0 DIVISION 7 S.W.D.L.P. 660012 65 0 2 10 6402 8 6 20 44 6 ■ 10 5 2 6 00 60 Agg. 2768 4172 4106 4077 4071 3886 Agg. 3862 3762 3768 3728 3702 3429 Agg. 3867 3696 3218 3606 3652 3343 Agg. 3704 3651 3120 3145 Agg. 3564 3460 3295 3159 3289 3324 Agg. 3741 3722 3040 3380 1486 3601 3320 3403 2575 2238 Standing and Kneeling League Teams of ﬁve, 20 shots each competitor at either 15, 20 or 25 yards, kneeling or sitting and 10 shots standing. League tables, 25th August, 1946 :— 10 shots DIVISION 1 1. 2. 3. . 4 . 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11 . L e i c e s t e r a n d D i s t r i c t H a m a n d P e t e r s h a m M i l e s A i r c r a f t I l k l e y S h a r p s h o o t e r s S a l i s b u r y A Cresswell H.G. British M.A.R.C. A... Bridport H.G. A R.A.F., Boscombe Down E a s t H a m D i s t r i c t . . . Swansea DIVISION 2 1 . A C o y. , 1 s t S u r r e y B n . H . G . A . . . 2 . M o t t i n g h a m a n d G r o v e P a r k H . G . O . C . 3 . D o r c h e s t e r C o y. H . G . A 4 . K e i g h l e y . . . 5. 4th Bn. Hertfordshire H.G. A 6. Chesterﬁeld H.G 7 . O l d b u r y P o l i c e 8. British M.A.R.C. B 9. Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Police A 10. Salisbury B DIVISION 3 1 . A C o y. , 5 3 r d S u r r e y H . G . 2 . S t e w a r t & L l o y d s , C o r b y, A 3. Shrewton A 4. 8th Bn. Wiltshire H.G. O.C.A. A 5. Embankment 6. Peterborough H.G 7. Sittingbourne M.G.O.C. A 8. 4th Bn. Hertfordshire H.G. B 9 . C h u b b & S o n s 10. Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Police B 11. Salisbury C DIVISION 4 1. A Coy., 1st Surrey Bn. H.G. B ... 2. Brechin ... 3. Metrogas 4. 5th Bn. North Staffordshire H.G. 5. Farringdon H.G. A 6 . S h r e w t o n B . . . 7 . D o r c h e s t e r C o y. H . G . B 8. 57th Kent (Northern) H.G. O.C. A 9. 84th Bn. Liverpool H.G 10. Sittingbourne M.G.O.C. B 11 . 8 t h B n . W i l t s h i r e H . G . O . C . A . B S.W. D. L. 7 70 0 66 00 64 0 2 6 40 2 63 03 7304 73 04 62 0 4 62 0 4 610 5 7 0 07 S.W.D. L. 6 5 01 650 1 64 0 2 7 403 540 63 03 5 2 0 3 5 0 0 5 50 0 5 500 5 S.w. D. L. 7 60 1 7 60 1 6 402 640 2 6 303 630 3 6 303 730 4 7 3 ' 0 4 6 0 06 6 00 6 DIVISION 5 1. Dunoon H.G. A 2 . S o u t h E s s e x Wa t e r w o r k s . . . 3. 8th Bn. Wiltshire H.G. O.C., 4. Highﬁeld 5. Farringdon H.G. B 6. Shrewton C ... 7 . B . V. P. M . & N . N . P. M . 8. Bridport H.G. B 9. Stewart & Lloyds, Corby, B P. 14 12 P. 10 10 6 4 0 0 0 p. 12 12 8 8 6 6 6 6 6 0 0 ^8^9 4953 4909 4776 4484 5430 4916 4529 3559 4062 4666 Agg. 4686 4645 4444 4203 3909 4463 2881. 2577 2306 1762 Agg. 5014 4826 4210 4186 4138 4133 4056 5034 3534 2433 S. W. D. L. P. Agg. 7 6 0 1 12 5248 7 6 01 12 4947 6 5 0 1 10 421 1 63 0364078 6 3 0 3 6 3270 73 046 4812 6 2 0 4 44075 62 0 44 3752 62 04 4 3467 7 2 0 54 4454 61 05 2 3827 S.W. D. L. P.Agg. 6 6" 0 012 4257 ... 6 5 0110 3952 C ' ... 6 5 0 1 10 3940 6 4 0 2 84121 ... 630 36 3142 73 0 4 6 4128 610 • 523150 71 0 6 24256 ... 600 6 0 3089 Postal Friendly Match 50 AND 100 YARDS. APRIL, 1946. Cheam R.C. v. Forest Reserve R.C., Trinidad. Result :— C h e a m A W . S t u b b s . . . 9 9 9 9 9 7 9 8 T. F e r g u s s o n . . . 9 9 9 8 9 8 9 7 T . F r a n c i s . . . 9 6 9 9 9 7 9 6 J. Stewart ... 96 98 93 98 S . F r a n c i s . . . 9 5 9 2 9 6 9 8 „ „ C h e a m B F G . H a r t . . . 9 9 9 3 9 8 9 8 M . H . S e a r s . . . 9 7 9 8 9 7 9 4 G. W . Edser ... 98 98 93 95 H . E . L e s t e r 9 8 9 5 9 6 9 5 F . W . H o l m e s 9 6 9 9 9 5 9 2 H. A. McKenna 91 96 98 94 R. S. Hadﬁeld 93 98 94 92 R. A. Collier ... 93 95 94 94 393 392 388 385 381 1939 388 386 384 384 382 A; Ford E. T raf ford T. S p r i n g e r P. D i a z R. Skinner C. Foster H. W arren P. M a y H. S. Hicks H. May 1924 379 M. Ford 377 C. Bayne 376 Tr i n i d a d A ... 99 98 9896 391 ... 96 989796 387 ... 98 97 97 95387 ... 96 959698 385 ... 96 99 9596386 1936 Tr i n i d a d B ... 96 96 9796383 ... 92 969896 382 ... 95 98 9297382 ... 96 96 93 96 381 ... 96 979197381 1909 ... 93 96 93 91 373 ... 94 928993368 WWW.RIFLEMAN.ORG.UKautumn, 1946. T H E R I F L E M A N 67 Teams of ﬁve, 40 shots each and 20 at 100 yards. 10 each at League tables. 25th August. Scottish League competitor. 20 at 50 yards. 10 each at two cards two cards. 1946 DIVISION 1 F a l k i r k L o r d R o b e r t s A Guardbridge Edinburgh Citizens' A portlethcn A Perth City and County Croftfoot A Bonaccord portlelhen B F a l k i r k L o r d R o b e r t s B . Kirkcaldy Dunblane A G r e e n o c k a n d D i s t r i c t A Rutherglen 1 portlethen C 2 Edinburgh Citizens' B 2 Dunblane B 4* Greenock and District B . 1. Caputh 2. St. Andrew's A 3." Blairgowrie and District 4 Durris A 5 Kinross Coy. H.G. 1. St. Andrew's B 2. Irvine 3. Durris B 4 Fort William Services 5 Mallaig A 6 Mallaig B DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION s. W.D. L. 11 9 0 2 10 7 03 10 703 10 6 04 10 6 0 4 10 1 0 9 11 0 011 2 s. W.D. L. 86 0 2 8 6 0 2 8 4 0 4 8 404 83 05 8 10 7 3 S. W. D.L. 8 8 00 8 6 02 840 4 8 2 0 6 4 S. W. D.L. 86 1 1 8 5 2 8 5 12 8 4 13 8 20 6 5 S.W. D.L. . 8 8 0 0 85 03 8 50 3 84 0 4 8 107 80 08 P. 18 14 14 12 12 P. 12 12 8 8 6 2 P. 16 12 8 4 P. 13 11 9 4 P. 16 10 10 8 2 0 Agg. 21496 19452 19441 19440 19046 17379 21025 Agg. 15462 15453 15260 10797 15199 14368 Agg. 15456 15350 11 0 2 3 15016 Agg. 15303 15319 15256 15299 15274 Agg. 15262 15134 15075 14880 5195 5040 Blairgowrie Open Prize Meeting The Blairgowrie and District S.B.R.C. held a verv successful Me day open shoot at Myreside Range on Sunday, 14th July 1946 increase m entries this year and the time of starting had to be advanc^ from 1 p.m. to 10 a.m. Included in the entrants l^n^Hpr li riﬂe shots from Kinross, Dunblane, Cal- iMder, Dundee, CamousUe, Caputh, Perth and Strathardle Clubs SdrT^I the best, but everyone enjoyed the day to ineiT tull. The leaders in each competition were : N. saErs'ia,S;."\,s''y'&sr?si! W"- ^ ^ Baird. CarnousUe, 197 ; A. B. Carnegie. Carnoustie. 197 ; P. Lumsden Perth i97' „ D o u b l e 1 0 0 E x p e r t . — 1 ( e q u a l ) A B C a m e m ' t * 1 9 4 " • H. MacPherson. Strathardle. 194 ; Miss M. F. Millar. Per4 194 Lamegie, 194 . DunS.«^.^2V; J'b" l^^kr^TrStJ^r/J; 8 7 6 a T u ' S „ ! ' ? - 7 | - ; 4 ^ « " F. ' ' ' ^ J - - ' Competifion No. 6. Double 25 Inexpert.—1 (equal) J Thomson 19a • n Camuehael. Strathardle. 198 ; 3 N. Steele. jW.. 197? ruomson. 19S . D. lOfi 50 ^expert.—iVequ^) I. MacDairmid, CaUander J. : J°S.'Ro^°;jl'on.^^^^^ 192) Compe^on No. 9. Ten at 25, 50 and 100.—1 N. Steele. Junr 291 • 2 T Sliddirs"BSr '289 CauUon. 289_: N. Steele. Senr., Strathardle. 289 ; w! B-71 Areregate Inexpert.—1 N. Steele. Junr.. 874 : 2 J. CauUon 873 ; 3 J. Thomson. 870 ; 4 J. S. Robertson. 866 ; 5 J. Mclnnes 864 '-^""on. Compeuuon No. 17. Discs.—First team. Miss J. Steele. A. o". Walker W Campbell; runners-up. D. Gowrie. D. Low. J. P. A. Baird. Unlimited entry events omitted for lack of space. Range offlcer, H. L. Michie ; adjudicator, D. S. Oliphant • secre t a r y a n d t r e a s u r e r , W . R . F o r d y c e . ' Surrey Wins Army Cadet Forces Shooting Trophies I- I I . # - Photo by courtesy of London News Agency Photos Ltd, Lieut.-General Sir OLIVER LEESE (General Ofﬁcer Commandlng-in-Chief, Eastern Command) presented the News of the World shooting trophies to the Surrey Army Cadet Force at a Ceremonial Parade held In the grounds of St. John's School, Leatherhead, on the evening of VVednesday, 12th June, 1946, as reported on p. 38 o f S u m m e r I s s u e , WWW.RIFLEMAN.ORG.UK68 the riﬂeman Autumn, 1946. Junior Summer Competition, 1946 and the H.R.H. The Duke of Connaught's Shield Competition for Boy Scouts and the Lord Derby Challenge Rose Bowl for Sea Cadet Corps Teams of four. 20 shots each competitor, 10 each at two cards. Shot at either 15, 20 and 25 yards. . Caird Challenge (788) .22 gauge 100 100 200 100 98 198 99 96 195 93 97 190 '(786) .22 gauge 100 99 199 99 96 195 98 96 194 96 99 195 D e r b y C h a l l e n MAJOR SECTION. 1 Royal Grammar School, Guildford, A (the Mrs. E. B Cup and four silver medals) .25 gauge R. E. J. L ^ w er ( 17 yrs. 3 m th s . ) 100 100 200 E. E. Smith (17 yrs. 9 mths.)... 100 99 199 H . G . H i b b e r t ( 1 7 y r s . l O m t h s . ) 9 9 9 8 1 9 7 J . L . K e a r n e y ( 1 6 y r s . 8 m t h s . ) 9 4 9 8 1 9 2 2 Perth City and County Juniors (4 gilt medals) .25 gauge MissM.F .MiIIar(17yrs.5mths.)100 99 199 M i s s M . B r o w n ( 1 7 y r s . 6 m t h s . ) 9 9 9 7 1 9 6 S . D . N i c o U ( 1 5 y r s . 6 m t h s . ) 9 9 9 7 1 9 6 J . A . C a u t i o n ( 1 5 y r s . 5 m t h s . ) 9 6 9 9 1 9 5 3 Royal Grammar School, Guildford, B 4! St. Columba's 53rd Ayrshire (Largs) Boy Scouts B 5 Glenalmond B ... e' Preston and District Juniors Dundee High School A 8 37th Beckenham 1st West Wickham Scouts 9. Oxford University Press A-A.C. Juniors Parkstone G.T.C. 11 D o w n e H o u s e A 12 The British Oil and Cake Mills Ltd. 13 R.A.F., Halton, A 14 Royal Naval College, Eaton, A 15 6th Itchen Hamble Sea Scouts 1st Notts Sea Scouts A 17 St. Columba's 53rd Ayrshire (Largs) Boy Scouts A is' 2nd North Berks Scouts, Abingdon 19! 2nd Tolworth Group Boy Scouts A 2 0 L e w i s h a m J u n i o r s S u n b u r y - o n - T h a m e s J u n i o r s 22. Sutton County School 23 Reigate Grammar School A 24. Magdalen College School, Brackley, A 25.' Croydon West Unit Sea Cadet Corps A (the Lord Rose Bowl) 26. No. 3 Battery 70th H.A.A. R.A. 27 Steadfast Sea Cadet Corps A 28 1921 Squadron 65th Group, R.A.F. 3 C.B. S. Lanes Regt. A 30 12th Cambridge Scout Group A ... 1st Coy. 1st C.B.Q.O., Cameron Highlanders, A 32. Beardmore Coy., Scottish Cadets 33. 42nd Glasgow Boy Scouts 34. Dover Sea Cadets 35. Rutlish School A 36. Plymouth College 37. Croydon West Unit Sea Cadet Corps B 38. Steadfast Sea Cadet Corps B 39. 3rd Ashington Presbyterian Boy Scouts A 40. 12th Cambridge Scout Group B 41. E Coy., 2nd C.B. Royal Sussex Regt 42. Pangboume and District Juniors 4 3 . N o . 8 7 F l i g h t A . T. C . C o l l y e r ' s S c h o o l A 44. 3rd C.B. S. Lanes Regt. B 4 5 . 1 8 th M a i d e n h e a d Tr o o p B o y S co u t s 4 6 . G o d a l m i n g To w n J u n i o r s A . . . Rutlish School B 4 8 . 1 4 2 n d G l a s g o w G r o u p B o y S c o u t s . . . 4 9 . E C o y. 1 4 t h C . B . , D u r h a m L . I . A . . . 50. Hammersmith S.C.C. ... ... 51. No. 2 PI. B Coy., 3rd C.B., East Surrey Regt. A 52. 7th Chislehurst Scout Group 137 Cadet Field Regt., R.A., Blackpool 5 4 . N o . 3 9 1 S q u a d r o n , W i l m s l o w a n d A l d e r l e y E d g e , A 55. No. 2 PI. B Coy., 3rd C.B., East Surrey Regt. B 56. 3rd C.B. S. Lanes Regt. C 57. Southminster Cadets D 58. 85th Edinburgh Reid Memorial Church 5 9 . N o . 8 7 C o l l y e r s S c h o o l F l i g h t A . T. C . B 6 0 . 5 t h E a s t b o u r n e S t . M a r y ' s Tr o o p B o y S c o u t s A 61. Southminster Cadets B 6 2 . A b i n g d o n S e a C a d e t C o r p s . . . . . . 63. St. Mary's, Chesham, C.L.B. 6 4 . N o . 3 9 1 S q u a d r o n , W i l m s l o w a n d A l d e r l e y E d g e , B 6 5 . S o u t h m i n s t e r C a d e t F o r c e A 66. Southminster Cadets C 67. 9th Bexhill Scouts MINOR SECTION. 1. Magdalen College School, Brackley, B (the Harvey Hadden Challenge Tr o p h y N o . 2 a n d f o u r s i l v e r m e d a l s ) S. Adutt (13 yrs. 6 mths.)... D. Bird (14 yrs. 11 mths.) A. Mills (14 yrs. 11 mths.) J. Curtis (14 yrs. 10 mths.) 783 783 ... 97 100 197 ... 99 96195 A ... 94 94188 w ... 9591186 775 773 772 768 768 765 763 763 762 761 760 758 757 757 753 752 751 750 750 748 746 745 743 740 734 732 732 731 731 730 727 724 722 720 715 709 708 705 702 692 683 681 676 657 657 653 652 648 642 637 637 636 630 624 621 615 609 598 574 569 557 550 540 429 304 766 10. 11 . 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. Glenalmond D (four gilt medals) D. C. J. H. Meredith (14yrs. 3 mths.)... G. W. Adam (13 yrs. 6 mths.) J. R. Campbell J14 yrs. 3 mths.) A. W. Gilmour (14yrs. 8 mths.) , Magdalen College School, Brackley Scouts, A Dundee High School A Downe House B R e i g a t e G r a m m a r S c h o o l B St. Pirans-on-the-Hill Magdalen College Sehool, Brackley Scouts, B Royal Naval College, Eaton, B 3rd C.B. S. Lanes Regt. D B r u n s w i c k S c h o o l S c o u t s A . . . 2 n d To l w o r t h G r o u p B o y S c o u t s B S t o u t s H i l l A 2 n d To l w o r t h G r o u p B o y S c o u t s C B r u n s w i c k S c h o o l S c o u t s B St. Columba's 53rd Ayrshire (Largs) Boy Scouts 1st Pendine Llanmiloe Troop Boy Scouts 3rd Ashington Presbyterian Boy Scouts B G o d a l m i n g To w n J u n i o r s B . . . 1 s t A l v e s c o t A i r S c o u t s C . . . 1st Alvescot Air Scouts B 5th Eastbourne St. Mary's Troop Boy Scouts B 11th Slough Troop Boy Scouts A (4 cards only) 95 95190 9890 188 93 93186 9294186 750 747 744 734 733 726 719 719 703 696 694 665 661 650 633 628 615 580 555 530 508 247 H.R.H. The Duke of Connaught's Challenge Shield Competition OPEN TO TROOPS OF BOY SCOUTS AFFILIATED TO THE B O Y S C O U T S A S S O C I A T I O N bronze medals) ,. 99 99 .. 97 97 97 94 .. 93 89 four 197 193 192 191 198 194 191 182 SENIOR SECTION. 1. St. Columba's 53rd Ayrshire (Largs) Boy Scouts B (the shield and silver medals) E . H a r t ( 1 6 y r s . 6 m t h s . ) . . . . . . . . . 9 9 9 8 B . D e r b y ( 1 7 y r s . 2 m t h s . ) 9 6 9 7 D . M a r t i n ( 1 6 y r s . 6 m t h s . ) 9 5 9 7 M c C . F r a z e r ( 1 5 y r s . 9 m t h s . ) 9 6 9 5 2. 37th Beckenham 1st West Wickham Scouts (four P/L. R. Wilson (16 yrs. 11 mths.) P/L. G. Gardiner (16 yrs. 7 mths.) P/L. R. Whitehair (17 yrs. 8 mths.) P/L. R. Hilton (15 yrs. 5 mths.) 3.'6th Itchen Hamble Sea Scouts 1st Notts Sea Scouts A 5. St. Columba's 53rd Ayrshire (Largs) Boy Scouts 6. 2nd North Berks Scouts, Abingdon 7 . 2 n d To l w o r t h G r o u p B o y S c o u t s A 8. 12th Cambridge Scout Group A 9 . 4 2 n d G l a s g o w B o y S c o u t s . . . 10. 3rd Ashington Presbyterian Boy Scouts A... 11. 12th Cambridge Scout Group B 12. 18th Maidenhead Troop Boy Scouts 13. 142nd Glasgow Group Boy Scouts 14. 7th Chislehurst Scout Group 15. 85th Edinburgh (Reid Memorial Church) Scouts 16. 5th Eastbourne St. Mary's Troop Boy Scouts A 17. 9th Bexhill Scouts JUNIOR SECTION. 1. Magdalen College School, Brackley, Scouts A (the shield and four silver medals) C . M a r k h a m ( 1 4 y r s . 1 1 m t h s . ) 9 6 9 9 J . N e w t o n ( 1 4 y r s . 3 m t h s . ) 9 4 9 6 T . G r i f ﬁ n ( 1 4 y r s . 5 m t h s . ) ^ . . 9 2 9 0 N . H a r r i s ( 1 4 y r s . 1 1 m t h s . ) 9 0 9 0 2. Magdalen College School, Brackley, Scouts B (four bronze medi C . H a i n e s ( 1 2 y r s . 2 m t h s . ) 9 3 9 3 D . M a n c h e e ( 1 4 y r s . 1 1 m t h s . ) 9 3 9 3 C . S . S h a w ( 1 3 y r s . 3 m t h s . ) 8 3 9 1 D . C r a w l e y ( 1 2 y r s . 6 m t h s . ) 8 2 9 1 3. Brunswick School Scouts A 4. 2nd Tolworth Group Boy Scouts B ... 5. 2nd Tolworth Group Boy Scouts C... 6. Brunswick School Scouts B 7. St. Columba's 53rd Ayrshire (Largs) Boy Scouts C 8. 1st Pendine Llanmiloe Troop Boy Scouts 9. 3rd Ashington Presbyterian Boy Scouts B IJ. 1st Alvescot Air Scouts C 11. 1st Alvescot Air Scouts B 12. 5th Eastbourne St. Mary's Troop Boy Scouts B ... 13. 11th Slough Troop Boy Scouts A (4 cards only)... 195 190 182 180 186 186 174 173 773 765 757 757 753 752 751 731 727 708 705 676 653 637 615 598 304 747 719 696 694 661 650 633 628 615 555 530 508 247 WWW.RIFLEMAN.ORG.UKAutumn, 1946. T H E J O F L E M A N 69 The S.M.R.C. Master-shot and Marksman Badge (Standard of Efﬁciency) Competition, 1945 Conditions:—20 shots deliberate, 10 each at two match cards, and 20 shots timo« limit, 10 each at two green cards, each in 90 seconds. The following competitors have won badges or chevrons. MASTER-SHOT BADGE. G. Haylcr. Romscy and District ; H. Incc, Woodall Duckham : T. A. C;mn- Leicester and District ; R. C. Jacklin. Lytham St. Anne's ; P. B. Mountford. Manchcs, ter City ; H. Worth, Lydgatc ; J. E. Frcarson, Hamiltons ; L. R. Wood, Shefﬁeld City Police ; A. Martindale, Lydgatc ; C. S. Culf. Manchester City ; R. Rothvs;cll. Lydgatc ; W.-Jacklin. Lytham St Anne's ; F. D. Boydcll. Rolhcrham : E. Baglcy, Leeds ; P/a^ C. G. Tichias, Cottingham and E. Riding Constabulary ; W. Hunsley. Kcclby Institute ; A, Kinscv, Manchester University ; R. Stockcr. Woodall Duckham ; Mrs. A. B. Cult; Manchester Citv ; J. F. Chandler, Twickenham; L. S. Hughes. Twickenham ; F. Barrel). Twickenham ; L/Cpl. J. Stewart, Guards Depot ; T. W. Smitherman. Elgce ; V. H. Richards, Rolls Roycc. MARKSMAN BADGE. " A " C L A S S . H. Jolly, Ncwcastlc-under-Lymc Borough Police ; G. Jessop. Keigbley ; \V. Dickens. A.l.D. and Unit ; E. O'Donncii. Lcwisham : Miss C. Hoiiidge, City of London Police ; E. L. Burgess. Burton and District : G. Kitchen. Burton and District; yt. E. Meredith. Wcybridgc ; J. E. Randall. Fcitham and District : Inspr. Barr, Lavender Hill M.S.C. : E. Ormc, Frcchevilic Police ; B. Stephenson. Crown Cork ; Sambrook Sturgess. Norwich City S.C.; R. Watson. West Hiim and District; F. Rogers, S.M.R.C. Annual Member ; Lt. R. A. Nurse, R.N.V.R.. H.M.S. Duke Wardroom ; Sing. Lt. (D) J. Wege, R.N.V.R., H.M.S. Duke Wardroom ; S/A/A. Lithgow. C. T. C. r. A . F. , H a i t o n ; H . H a l s t c a d . F o o t s D e l p h ; W. W o o d w o r t h . F o o t s D e l p h ; T. Kennedy. Leeds Harehills Comrades ; N. H. Cooper. Lytham St. Anne's ; Mrs. S. "Vatcs, Lytham St. Aime's ; E. Marsden. Lytham St. Anne's ; Miss P. Cottrill. Lytham St. Anne's ; T. A. Ferrans, Lytham St. Aime's ; Miss M. Brown, Lytham St. Aimc's ; R. Cookson, Lytham St. Anne's ; R. Simpson, Lytham St. Annes' ; J. Robinson; Lewisham : Mrs. E. A. Hoiden. Manchester City ; R. Henfrey. Keigbley ; W. H. Buckley. Warwick Police ; P. Painter. Cambridge Borough Police ; Pte. C. Whitley. R.A.P.C.. Radcliﬂe ; H. M. Booth. Appleyard ofLceds Ltd. ; J. D. Thomson. Wood- thorpc ; A. C. Raynor. Woodthorpe ; P. S. Ockcnden. G.F.C.. Coventry : F. H. Johnson. A.l.D. and Unit. Kidbrooke : J. Rawes, Rootes Ltd ; N. Butterﬁeld. Rootes Ltd. ; F. T. Davies, Rootes Ltd. ; F. "V. Hartley. Blackwall Yard ; G. A. Wood. Lytham St. Anne's ; Miss M. Hoiden. Lytham St. Anne's ; F. Grifﬁths. Lewisham ; R. Gates, Lewisham : C. Hardie. Lewisham ; B. Turner, Lewisham ; W. J. Brown. Keelby Institute ; T. Green. RollsRoyce ; J. C. Dexter. Rolls Royce ; W. H. Meccham. Blackwall Yard ; E. A. Duckﬁeld. Carmarthen and District ; J. M. Lodwick, Carmar then and District ; D. L. R. Phillips, Carmarthen and District ; W. W. Cater, Mapple- well and District ; J. E. Green. Mapplewell and District ; Mrs. Hill. Tring ; S. A. Sinﬁeld. Tring ; Mrs. R. H. Higgs, Tring ; B. Robb, Ncwcastle-imder-Lyme Borough Police ; A. J. Smith, Feltham and District ; P. Pickles. Keigbley ; S. Parris, Keighley ; Mrs. M. Whitley," Keighley ; W. Midgley. Keighley; W. Pickles. Keighley; E. Hardistry, Keighley ; G. J. Pickering. Keighley F. B. Hyde. B.P.C.M., Wouldham W o r k s ; W . J . L e m m o n , B . P. C . M . . W o u l d h a m W o r k s ; A . S t o n a r d . H a w k e r , Kingston ; H. Burrows, Sperry Gyroscope ; B. Ash. S.T.C., New Southgate ; J. R. Mills, Harrowgate ; G. S. Glass. Newland Park ; W. Malloy. Jessops ; L. Pindar. Jessops ; W. Reay, Manchester City ; W. J. Gregory, Manchester City ; R. Josling. Twickenham ; Mrs. Diamond. Sunbury-on-Thames ; S/C. L. Foster. Forest of Dean Tutshill Sec. ; P/W/R. W. R. Verricr. Forest of Dean Tutshiil Sec. ; C. Tattersall.* Feltham and District; G. W. Welch, Feltham and District ; N. A. Chapman. B.V.P.M. and N.N.P.M. ; H. F. Parrington, Michelin ; T. Hampton, Windsor Liberal ; L. F. Jones. Ballards ; W. Gotobed. FIgee ; S. Collins. BIgee ; D. L. Jeﬂrey. Manchestc. City ; R. Goodchild, West Ham and District ; J. A. M. Clark. Metro-Vickers C. & S.; p. M. Tipple. Metro-Vickers C. & S. ; M. Ashton, March ; R. S. Gamer. Rolls Royce ; H. S. Hurst. Rolls Royce ; S. L. Allen, Coventry Special Constab. ; C. G. Walker. Sutton Coldﬁeld C.D. ; L. J. Lawley, Sutton Coldﬁeld C.D. ; J. C. Goodman. Sutton Coldﬁeld C.D. ; F. Simpson, Rolls Royce ; W. H. Tyson. Rolls Royce ; G. Allum. Hawker, Kingston ; C. Timpson. Hawker, Kmgston ; J. W. Roberson. Leeds Hare- hills Comrades ; B. H. Chapman, Leeds Harehills Comrades; S. Grifﬁths. Sunbury and District ; S'. F. Kerslake. Newton Town ; J. Raddcn, Newton Town ; A. W. H. Christison. Newton Town ; P. Prowse, Newton Town ; Miss E. A. Edwards, Newton Town ; Miss M. Smith. Newton Town ; Mrs. E. C. Holmes, Newton Town ; J. Stock. We y b r i d g e . ' ' " B " C L A S S . A. Goodall, Luddenden Foot B.L. ; H. B. Clarke. Frecheville Police ; F. Prickett, Badge ; Miss J. Bckton, Parkstone G.T.C.; J. T. Vine, Southdown Motor Service; A. H. Hedger, Southdown Motor Service ; Mrs. J. Wale, Victoria ; Mrs. A. Hawkins. Victoria ; S. Cooper, Rover Co. (No. 1 ), Birmingham ; F. Caton, Van den Berghs & Jurgens Ltd. ; Mrs. A. Baldwin, Van den Burghs & Jurgens Ltd. ; R. Smith, Romsey and District ; Miss E. Firman, Victoria ; H. Shepherd, Frecheville Police ; R. W. Jacob, Cambridge Borough Police ; I. Slack, Bakelite ; Miss K. M. Sawyer, Parkstone; G.T.C. ; R. Webb, Kenilworth Wardens ; T. Sargent, Cornercroft Employees ; H. C. Andrews, Newland Park H.G. ; K. Meriﬁeld, Sowerby Bridge Wardens. " C ' * C L A S S . F. W. Blanchard, F.A.C. Hayes ; D. Cuttell, F.A.C. Hayes ; C. Boucher, Corner croft Employees; R. M. Simpson, Frecheville Police; R. Fallows, Kenilworth Wardens. JUNIOR MARKSMAN BADGE. ' ■ A " C L A S S . J. MacAUister, Lewisham ; R- RuEb, Chesterﬁeld L.N.E.R. ; J. W. Dobson, Sunderland ; A/A. Boyman, R.A.F., Haiton ; A/A. Russell, R.A.F., Haiton ; A/A. Cullum, R.A.F., Haiton ; N. Foreman, Lewisham : Miss S. Jones, Parkstone. G.T.C ; C. Gomm ,Tring ; Miss J. Gale, Parkstone G.T.C. ; A, A. Tail, R.A.R. Haiton A/A. Hewctt, R.A.F., Haiton ; A/A. P. A. Rigby. R-A.F Haiton ; A.'A.C. L. Fitch. R.A.F., Haiton; Master D. Kennedy. Leeds HareMls Comrades : R. Bakewell. Rotherham ; R. Langstone. Bakelite ; L. Petch. Bakehte ; Miss F. Belben Parkstone G.T.C. : A. Bamett. Handlev Page ; J. D. P. Bowen, ^rmathen and District ; D. M. C. Grifﬁth, Carmarthen and District ; H. K. Davi^, Carma^en and District ; A/A. P. G. Whatley. R.A.F.. Haiton ; A'A. F. Oirtcr. R -A.F., Haiton ; A/.L E. C. Johnston, R.A.F., Haiton ; K. Halsted. Foots De ph :A^. F. P. Hudson. R.A.F.. Haiton ; A/A. F. W. Hughes. R.A.F.. Haiton ; A/A. D. Crowson. R.A.F.. Haiton ; Miss V. Diamond, Sunbury-on-Thamcs ; F. H. Robbms, Laimceston and District ; Miss A. Ecklon. Parkstone G.T.C. ; R. J. Curtis. Sunbury and District. EFFICIENCY BADGE. " A " C L A S S . A P E R T U R E S I G H T S . H. Wilson. Sowerby Bridge Wardens ; H.Jollyv Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Police ; —. Cudgcr. British United ; O'Neill. BnUsh Umted ; A. Bng^. Lewes ; F. W. Witty. Michelin ; H. F. Parrington , Michehn ; G. NVhite. Lewes ; E. Shufﬂe- botham, Michelin : R. C. Jacklin. Lytham St. Aiines ; NIiss E._Gibbs. Lewisham : C p l . J . - - - . London Tr i n g B. T. W. Smitherman. Elgce ;I. Asquith, MapplewdlimdDistrirt ;\WCatCL and District ; E. Saunders. S. Smith & Sons. ; IJ. Pipe, S. Smith & Sons , L. IL HUl. City of Ely and District ; J. Pratt. Tring ; T. J. Muttoii, A Coy. 6th Monmouth H.G. ; Lt. D. J. Jones, A Coy. 6th Monmouth H.G. ; Major F S wdhains. A Coy. 6th Monmouth H.G. ; 2/Lt. H. Breen, .A Coy. 6th Nlonmputh H.G. ; Lt. .A. H. Shepherd. A Coy. 6th Monmouth H.G. ; W. Gardener, A Coy. 6fﬁ Monmouth H.G. ; R- Gates. Lewisham : A. Priestley, A Coy. 5th Lindscy Bn. H.G. T. Foi^es, I^. 1 Plat. D Coy . 39tl ■ ■ ' ' Spencer. Mrs. W. Tr?n|'^''R."joVling. Twickenham'"sTcrifﬁthsVSunbury-^^^ B. H. Chapman', Leeds Harehills Comrades ; T. Kennedy. Leeds Harehills Comrades ; F. W. Diamond Sunbury and District ; W. Dickens. A.l.D. and Unit; G. Swettenham. Newcastle-, under-Lyme Borough Police ; J. H. Aird, King s College. A P E R T U R E S I G H T S . B o r o u g h P o l i c e : M i s s C . S p e n c e r, A s h t o n - undcr-Lvme ladies ; R.'Foster, F.A.C., Hayes ; G. L. Keem F..A.C., H^es ; D. Cuttell, F.A.C., Hayes ; T. E. MolTatt, Alnwick C.D.S. ; lY A. Phdp, King s CoU^ege ; R. J. Ward. King's College ; R. Caﬁ'rey, Therm ; Sgt. E. D. Haigh, Burgley A.T.C. ; P. F. Roberts, Kenilworth Wardens ; Lt. W. StaJham, 2nd Plat. A Coy. 4^d London. H.G ■ Pte. R. Foot. 2nd Plat. A Coy. 42nd London H.G. ; Miss M. Rowbottom, Crouch End ; Miss B. Woodcock, Crouch End ; Mrs. I. G. Marsh. Cardiff W.H.D. ; Miss S. Martin. Cardiff W.H.D. ' " C " C L A S S . A P E R T U R E S I G H T S . Mrs. D. Spencer, Ashton-under-Lyme Ladies ; Mrs. C. Curbs, Ashton-under- Lyme Ladies ; Miss A. Boardman, Ashton-under-Lyme Ladies ; H. Campbell 'Therm ; G. L. Redfeam. King's College ; Pte. T. Mortlock, No. 2 Plat. Q Coy., 42nd London JUNIOR EFFICIENCY BADGE. C L A S S . A P E R T U R E S I G H T S . CLASS. A/b'. j". Sutherland. Dover Sea Cadets ; A/B. F. Hammond, Dover Sea Cadets. " B - " C L A S S . A P E R T U R E S I G H T S . Sgt. F. R. Charleston, No. 1 Plat D. Coy. 1st C.B. D.C.L.I. ; Cdt. P. B. Evans No. 3 Coy. 4th Bn. D.W. Regt. A.C.F. Forty shots each competitor, 20 shots deliberate 10 each at two cards and 20 tiine- limit, 10 each at two cards, each in 90 seconds. Master-Shot and A Class Marks man Badges 3 points each, " B " Class 2 points and SUMMAR Y . 1 . L e w i s h a m ( M a r k s m a n " A " S h i e l d ) . . . 2. Leeds R. and R.C. (Marksman "B' Shteld) ... 3. Lytham St. Annes (Marksman C Shield) ... 4. Kensington 5. Rolls-Royce 6 . B a l h a m L . D . V 7. Flgee 8 . M a i i c h e s t e r C i t y 9. T wickenham 10. Worplesdon and District V L . T. R . C . , B a k e r S t r e e t 1 2 . D a r t o n a n d W o o l l e y C o l l i e r y 13. T ring 14. R.A.P.C., Radcliﬂ'e Morton and Sutton Transport 16. Blackwall Yard Scdbergh Police JUNIOR SECTION. Competitors under 18 years of age. 1. R.A.F.. Haiton (Junior Marksman Shield) 2. Sedbergh School J.T.C 3 . W i m b o m e G r a m m a r S c h o o l 4 . L c w i s h a m R . C . J u n i o r s 5. Parkstone G.T .C C " C l a s s 1point M.S. A. B.C. P. 37 _ lU 22611 — , 106 4 29 — 99 1 24 11 97 2 21171 11674 69 1 19 4 68 6 15 _ 63 7 9 _ 48 312147 10S1 47 15 45 14 42 18 639 10 • 4 1 39 1121 38 104 38 A.B. C.P. 39 11 7 37 . 1— 11 3 6 7 8 40 11 _ 33 9 - 27 WWW.RIFLEMAN.ORG.UK70 T H E I H F L E M A N Autumn, 1946. 1946. J l u in pach at two cards and 20 time limit, 10 40 shots each compeUt«_20^deh^^^^^^^^^ Hewlett, Nottingham City Police ; P. Prosi, isoum^ip-^ -yi Leicester and District; MacLeod, Oban and Lorn ; W. A. Groves, Dorchester Brewery. MARKSMAN BADGE. ' A " C L A S S . Estate a8hKTi?meaR«i®]^3c^yaa» F. Lloyd, Lewisham ; A. W. C. Robertson, Bnghouse , H. JoOy, Newcastle u Cyme Borough Police; F. Norcup, Newcastle-u-Lyme Borough Police , A. K. Mason, Newcastle-u-Lyme Borough Police ; G. Swettenham, Owe? Police ; J._W. jSles, Feltham ;.F, Moss, Rubery Owen ; A R Rube^ Owen fWitley) H.G. ; R. Wolstenholme, Rolls Royce ; T. Needharn, E Div. Leicester . Wardens ; J. F. W. Bennett, No. 5 Plat. Penzance H.G. ; G. W. Welch, Feltham and District ; A. J. Smith, Feltham and District ; J. Walker, Leeds ; RW. CressweU, Leeds , A. R. Hill, Frecheville Police ; H. Atkinson, Frecheville Police ; D. O Neill, B.U.S^. Co. ; S. G. Dowden, Feltham and District ; Miss J. Dormer, Parkstone G.T.C. , Miss J. Eckton, Parkstone G.T.C. ; Miss D. Harman, Parkstone G.T.C. ; J. ". Leslie, Addiscombie ; V. L. Brigden, 62nd Malvem ; W. H. Tyson, Rolls Royce , Pte. A. ^ . _ _ . - m ^ f . i , A T I H r M K p . « . M e . A C V « * » i 4 V » - s t i H Sons Dalfom, C l i t h e r o e ; , . . . . . „ , - , . _ . Tring ; N. V. Piper, Tring : L. Wright, Tring ; A. Rutter, Newcastle-on-Lyme Borough Police ; Sub-Lieut. J. R. Mills, Harrogate Sea Cadets ; J. Bonney, Lytham St. Annes : L. F. Pickett, Hawker, Kingston ; A. W. Hendy, Helstone and District ; T. J. Davies, Abertysswg ; W. D. B. Pettigrew, Woodthorpe ; S. Wilshaw, Feltham and District; P. Goodfellow. Stratford-on-Avon ; J. C. Burnett, Croydon ; S. Riches, Croydon ; C. Bird, Victoria ; R. G. Long, Brighouse ; D. Watson, Bristol Aeroplane Co, Ltd. ; E. Winstone, Bristol Aeroplane Co. Ltd. ; K. Needs, Bristol Aeroplane Co. Ltd. ; V, Williams, Rolls Royce ; G. F. Jones, Rolls Royce ; H. E. Clarke, Frecheville Police ; H, Flexmore, Kensington ; E. Deadman, Kensington ; W. Hocknell, Kensington ; . B y r o m , M o d e m M a c h i n e To o l s ; F. S e n i o r, M e r t o n a n d S u t t o n T r a n s p o r t ; N. Croft, Nottingham City Police ; E. Marshall, Nottingham City Police : A. A. C o c k a y n e , G . E . C . , C o v e n t r y ; W. R o b i n s o n , I l k l e y S h a r p s h o o t e r s ; H . R o b e r t s , Wood Top ; C. P. Sormex, F.A.C., Hayes ; F. Rogers, Hillsborough and Birley Carr ; Miss P. Cottrill, Lytham St. Annes ; R. Cookson, Lytham St. Armes ; A. Challis, Lewisham ; J. G. Riley, Luddenden Foot B.L. ; E. Heathcote, B.U.S.M. Co. : W, Gudger, B.U.S.M. Co. ; O. Pinnell, D. Morgan Rees and Sons ; A. Wilkins, D. Morgan Rees and Sons ; G. W. Banﬁeld, N. Ilford H.G. : S. Brandrick, A. S. Smith and Sons Ltd. ; R. Wootton, A. S. Smith and Sons Ltd. ; E. C. Williams, A. S. Smith and Sons Ltd. ; W. Judson, A. S. Smith and Sons Ltd. ; H. J. Coleman, A. S. Smith and Sons Ltd. ; P. Wellings, A. S. Smith and Sons Ltd. ; G. T. Bagworth, Leicester Wardens E Div. ; C. J. Reid, 83rd Lanes. H.G. ; H. F. Parrington, Michelin ; T, J. Wood, Brighouse ; R. C. Archibald, Brighouse ; G. L. Hobson, Brighouse ; P. T. Warwick, Doncaster and District; H. Lund, Decoy ; W. H. Steel, Frecheville Police ; J. Wilson, Hetton ; H. G. Read, Dorchester Brewery ; H, Frost, Dorchester Brewery ; A. Roberts, Rubery Owen ; A. Steemson, Rubery Owen ; L. Norris, Feltham and District; G. W. Jones, S.T.C., New Southgate : D, Sanders, Thurascoe ; A, KUleen, British United Shoe M,C. ; F, Brant, British United Shoe M.C, ; E, T, Heighten, British United Shoe M.C. ; W. Green, Lewisham ; G. Schoﬁeld, Croydon ; W. E. Kershaw, 84th Bn. (Liverpool) H.G. " B • • C L A S S . Sgt. C. Moir, R.A.P.C. ; H. W. Withers, 5th Bn. Wilts H.G. ; W. H. Liebow' 5th Bn. Wilts H.G. ; B. French, 5th Essex Bn. H.G. ; D. Grant, Decoy ; Mr. Corn- bridge, R.A.F., Chilbolton ; F. E. Barry, Slough Estate H.G, ; A, Vaughan, Slough Estate H.G. ; W. R. Spencer, Ashton-under-Lyne ; Miss F, Ford, Ashton-under-Lyne : R. W. Huddlestone, Blackwall Yard ; C, Oakley, Blackwall Yard ; —. Poppleton, Oulton and Woodlesford ; L. Carter, Leeds ; C, Smith, Swillington ; Cpl, D. Mellor, R.A.P.C., Radcliffe ; Mrs. D. Clifford, A. S. Smith and Sons Ltd. ; H, Lester, Clitheroe ; W. W. Brearley, Clitheroe ; N. Carlton, Clitheroe ; Dr. W, K. Spencer, Ashton-under-Lyne ; G. Biddle, Birmingham H.G. A., F Troop ; L. A. Warwicker, Kensington ; D. Dyche, Merton and Sutton Transport; L. Hatton, Merton and Sutton Transport; E. W. Tatton, 5th Bn. Wilts H.G. ; S. Asher, Leamington Spa H.G." F. V. White, Slough Social Centre ; D. G. Maggs, Slough Social Centre ; J. Ledbury, Swilhngton ; A. W. Vaughan, Slough F.state H.G. ; J. W. Payne, Frecheville Police ; G. Scaleyj^Slough Estate H.G. ; H. W. Withers, 5th Bn. Wilts H.G. : F. Barry, Slough Estate H.G. ; G, Dalby, Swtllington ; F. Ballance, Thurnscoe ; F, Harper, Thurnscoe. " C " C L A S S , M. L. Zacharov, Kensington ; R, Ellis, Merton and Sutton Transport; C. R, Read, Slough Social Centre ; F, W. Clover, Dorchester Brewery. JUNIOR MARKSMAN BADGE. " A " C L A S S . W. J. Leach, Feltham ; J. B. Pratt, Brighouse ; J. Orme, Frecheville Police : R, Partridge, Dover Sea Cadets ; A, Horrocks, Lytham St. Armes ; A. Braithwaite- Lewisham ; G. Horer, Lytham St. Annes ; Miss K. Yates, Lytham St. Annes ; G- Harmsworth, Croydon ; A/A. W oods, R.A.F., Halton; A/A. Gribbcn, R.A.F., Halton ; Miss A. Eckton, Parkstone G.T.C. ; Miss C. Elliott, Parkstone G.T.C. : R. Ranee, Tring ; G. Rogers, Tring ; A. O. Carter, Croydon A District Wardetis : H. R. Radford, Nottingham University College ; Miss G. Serrels, Parkstone G.T.C, i Miss M. Leonard, Harrogate Convent Ladies ; Miss G, Haslam, Harrogate Convent Ladies ; H, I. Carlton, Dundee High School; A/A. Cropp, R.A.F., Halton ; W. F- Charter, Nautical College ; J. J. Allen, Nautical College ; A. L. C. Brock, Nautical College ; M. C. Cartwright, Nautical College ; T. C. T. Smith, Nautical College ; C. B. Heald, Nautical College ; S. N. Swift, Nautical College ; M. G. Wright, Nautical College ; J. P. Simmons, Nautical College ; R. S. Olden, Nautical College ; Miss T, Sinclair, Harrogate Convent Ladies. " B " C L A S S . P. G. Wooldridgc, Westland A/C. EFFICIENCY BADGE. " A " C L A S S A P E R T U R E S I G H T S . A. Lavender, City of London Police ; C. Hollidge, City of London Police : J. Sheldon, City of London Police ; F/Lt. N. R, Braimen, R,A,F,, Chilbolton ; H. Jolly, Newcastle-undcr-Lyme Borough Police ; F, Norcup, Newcastle-under-Lymo Borough Police ; A. R. Mason, Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Police ; G. Swetten ham, Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Police ; E. E. Greasley, Rolls-Royce ; K. Wolstenholme, Rolls-Royce ; T. Lovelady, 72nd Crosby H.G. ; E. Mooney, 72nd Crosby H.G. ; P. W. Cooke, 72nd Crosby H.G.; E. A. Edgar, 72nd Crosby H.G.; C. Sanders, 72nd Crosby H.G, ; W. Rawlinson, 72nd Crosby H.G. ; E. Stuart Wilson, Croydon ; G, Schoﬁeld, Croydon ; W, Jarvis, Wellman S,0, ; G. Skaith, Wellman S.O. ; J. A.' Parker, Wellman S,0, ; F. Round, Wellman S.O. ; A. Briggs, Lewes H.G. ; G. White, Lewes H.G. ; S. Ashdown, Lewes H.G. ; W. Patton, King's College ; A. E. Jopling, King's College ; W. Cole, Secoy : R. A. G. Lee, Secoy : H. Roberts, Wood Top ; E, Gazzard, Abbeydale Park ; R. A. Tylee Atkinson, Abbeydale Park ; T. W, Hallett, Abbeydale Park ; W. Barker, Manchester City Police ; S. Riches, Croydon ; J. C. Burnett, Croydon ; W, J. Owens, Grimsby H.G. ; M, C. P. Hewitt, King's College ; M. Bedford, Lewisham ; Dr. W. K. Spencer, Ashton-under-Lyne ; C, B. Quinccy, Lincoln Centre ; A. E. Cash, A Coy.,^th Lindsey Bn. H.G. ; J. L. Smith, A Coy., 5th Lindsey Bn. H.G.; M. J. Smith, A Coy,, 5th Lindsey Bn. H.G. ; F. Shuttleworth, A Coy., 5th Lindsey Bn. H.G.; w. A. Thomaliey, A Coy., 5th Lindsey Bn. H.G. ; A, Priestley, A Coy., 5th Lindsey Bn. H.G. ; G. Biddle, F Troop Branch, Birmingham H.G., A ; T. Needham, E Division Leicester Wardens ; Mrs. A. Tallon, Mansﬁeld and District; J. W. Javes, Feltham and District; G. W. Welch; Feltham and District; A. J. Smith, Feltham and District; J. R. Gaythorpe, Harrogate ; Mrs. O. Payne, Modern Machine Tools ; J. Seddington, B.U.S.M. Co.; E. Heathcote, B.U.S.M. Co. ; W. F. J. Tindall, 9th West Riding H.G. ; J. Walker, 9th West Riding H.G. ; H. V. Olsen, Croydon ; O. J, Ward, Prescot; L. Gobbi, Prescot; F. Horn, Lewes H.G. ; E. C. Williams, A. S. Smith & Sons Ltd. : H. Williams, A, S. Smith & Sons Ltd. ; P. Wellings, A. S. Smith & Sons Ltd.; A, W. Hendy, Cornwall H.G. ; R. Moon, Lincoln Centre ; D. O'Neill, B.U.S.M. Co. ; W. Gudger, B.U.S.M. Co. ; W, Creswick, 67th West Riding H.G. ; G. Harrop, 67th West Riding H.G. ; J. A. Collins, 67th West Riding H.G. ; R. H. Summers, Olney and District; L. Lisle Orchard, Olney and District; N, V. Piper, Tring ; W. J. Higgs, Tring ; S, A. Sinﬁeld, Tring ; A. W. Wright, Tring ; Mrs. Ball, Tring ; Mrs. Higgs, Tring ; J. Pratt, Tring ; A. Spencer, Tring ; A. W. Geeves, Croydon ; H. G. Packer, Croydon ; J. Oakley, Abbeydale Park ; C. Haslam, Abbeydale Park ; G. F. Jones, Rolls-Royce ; H, F, Parrington, Michelin ; A. Inchley, Oiney and District; F. Ballance, Thurnscoe ; F. Harper, Thurnscoe ; J. Peirson, Thurnscoe ; D. Sanders, Thurnscoe ; F/S, Dodge, R.A.F,, Mount Wise ; L/A/C, Shearing, R.A.F., Mount Wise ; H. W. Tilley, C Coy., 4th Central Leicester Bn. H.G,; E. L. Stafford, C Coy. 4th Central Leicester Bn. H.G. ; M. Woodward, C Coy., 4th Central Leicester Bn. Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Police ; A, Rutter, Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Police : R. Hayoon, N, Ilford H.G. ; L. Clark, N. Uford H.G. ; G, W. Banﬁeld, N. Ilford H.G. ; H, J. Coleman, A. S. Smith & Sons Ltd, ; H, J. Bratt, A. S, Smith & Sons Ltd, ; S, Brandrick, A. S, Smith & Sons Ltd. ; D. Pratt, Rolls-Royce ; L, North, Modem Machine Tools ; E, Byrom, Modern Machine Tools ; L. Sharpe, Highgate School; N, T. Simmons, Highgate School; D. H, Stanley, Highgate School; K. Neuman, Highgate School ; J. S, Boustred, Highgate School; G. W, Wood, Leeds ; R. A. Webster, Croydon ; A. G, Hare, Croydon ; J. J. St. John, Croydon : W. E, Kershaw, 84th Bn. (Liverpool) H.G. ; N. Clarke, Co. Londonderry " X.B.". "B" CLASS ^ERTURE SIGHTS. Mr. Combridge, R.A.F., Chilbolton ; L. S, Richards, F Troop Branch Birming ham H.G. A ; L/A/C. Neal, R.A,F,, Corsewall ; C. Johnson, 67th West ^ding H.G. : A. E. Smith, •67th West Riding H.G. ; S. J, Addis, 67th West Riding H.G, ; A. C- Hagon, C Coy,, 4th Central Leicester Bn. ; T. A. Wood, C Coy., 4th Central Leicester Bn. ; D, Allen, C Coy., 4th Central Leicester Bn. ; T.,C. Hutton, N. Ilford H.G, ; H. J, Coleman, A. S, Smith. " C " C L A S S A P E R T U R E S I G H T S . ' Cpl. Devine, R.A.F., Corsewall; F/S, Button, R.A.F., Corsewall : Sgt. Stevenson, R.A.F., Corsewall; R. G. Singleton, Secoy. JUNIOR EFFICIENCY BADGE. " A " C L A S S A P E R T U R E S I G H T S . G. Harmsworth, Croydon ; R, Chappell, Chesterﬁeld H.G. ; L/Cpl. Duffus. Dundee High School ; Miss P. Dickens, Parkstone G.T.C. ; R. Wilkins, D, Morgan Rees & Son ; A. Braithwaite, Lewisham.- " B " C L A S S A P E R T U R E S I G H T S . C. Sullivan, Chesterﬁeld H.G. " C " C L A S S A P E R T U R E S I G H T S . R. B. Thompson, Chesterﬁeld H.G. ; A. Buxton, Chesterﬁeld H.G. WWW.RIFLEMAN.ORG.UKA U T U M N , 1 9 4 6 . T H E R I F L E M A N 7 i N.R.A. News Miniature Riﬂe Shooting for Boys of the Empire R E S U L T S O F T H E M A T C H F O R T H E " K I N G G E O R G E V " T R O P H Y T H E I M P E R I A L C H A L L E N G E S H I E L D S C O M P E T I T I O N S , 1 9 4 5 The N.R.A. has issued a report containing a summary of all results throughout the Empire compiled from those which have already been published locally. The following is a copy of a message received from His Majesty The King ; " I duly submitted the results of the ' King George V ' Trophy and Imperial Challenge Shields Competitions to the King, ;uid His Majesty was glad to ﬁnd that they were so satisfactory and to hear that there had been a large increase in the numbers of boys taking part in the competitions. I am, therefore, desired to convey His Majesty's congratulations on the marked success achieved during the past year."—(Signed) Ulick Alexander, Keeper of the Privy Purse. The " King George V " Trophy is awarded to the country showing the highest musketry efﬁciency in the Imperial Challenge Shields Competitions. There is no limit to the number of boys or teams that may enter in every country, and after all have ﬁred the National team of 3,0(X) is selected from the best teams. It is of special interest to note that: (1) Although re-appearing in the matches at short notice after an absence of six years, and in spite of being handicapped in other directions, units from the Common wealth of Australia furnished nearly 8,000 competitors. (2) The total number which competed this year is 54,515, which constitutes a record, being an increase of 11,246 compared with the ﬁgures returned last year . New Zealand entered 18,414, South Africa 16,838, Australia 7,951, Great Britain 4,614 and Canada 6,328 boys. South Africa wins the *' King George V " Trophy with an average of 3.002 boys' with 79.667 points out of a possible 100. Canada 3,009 follows with 76.848 ; New Zealand 3,006 with 76.467 ; Great Britain 3,007 with 66.572 ; and Australia 3,007 with 50.182. Silver and bronze medals for individual high scores : Canada wins 19, Great Britain 17, South Africa 11, and New Zealano 7. 1,316 boys qualiﬁed as Empire marksmen and 1,606 boys qualiﬁed as Empire ﬁrst-class shots.. Senior Imperial Challenge Shield for best large senior unit in Empire won by Royal Grammar School J.T.C., Guildford, average 93.078 (including 2.875 points for strength) out of a possible 100; strength 123. "Earl Jellicoe Sword" for best small senior unit in Empire won by Sedbergh School Air Training Corps ; average 91.637 ; strength 16, Junior Im^rial Challenge Shield for best large junior unit in Empire won by I»4o. 1»123, Dufierin Avenue Public School Cadet Corps, Trenton, Ontario, Canada ; average 90.213 ; strength 45. " Earl Haig Sword " for best junior unit in Empire won by St. Peter's School, Seaford, Sussex ; average 88.266 ; strength 12. Lord Milncr" Trophy, awarded to that unit in the Empire which used only the Government pattern S.M.L.E. .22in. riﬂe and open sights as issued, and which attains the highest ﬁgure of merit therewith, won by Royal Grammar School, J.T.C., Guildford ; average 93.078 ; strength 123. Great Britain had 13 units in the Honours List of the best 100 units in the Empii;e, viz. Place A verage R o y a l G r a m m a r S c h o o l J . T . C . , G u i l d f o r d ( 1 s t ) 9 3 . 0 7 8 S e d b e r g h S c h o o l A . T . C . . . ( 3 r d ) 9 1 . 6 3 7 S t . P e t e r ' s S c h o o l , S e a f o r d C 8 t h ) 8 8 . 2 6 6 jst London Cadet Bn. The Queen's R. Regt. A.C.F., Southwark, " A " C o y ( 9 t h ) 8 8 . 1 0 7 1st London Cadet Bn. The Queen's R. Regt. A.C.F.. Southwark, " B " C o y . ( I 3 t h ) 8 6 . 5 6 1 L o r c t t o S c h o o l J . T . C . , M u s s e l b u r g h t l 6 t h ) 8 5 . 7 7 5 t o r e t t o S c h o o l A . T . C . , M u s s e l b u r g h ' . . . . . . ( 1 8 t h ) 8 5 . 1 2 2 R o y a l N a v a l C o l l e g e ( 3 0 t h ) 8 0 . 8 9 7 £ p s o m C o U e g e J . T . C . , H . Q . C o y ( 3 2 n d ) 8 0 . 7 0 5 Shaftesbury Grammar School Cadet Corps, A.C.F., " A " Coy. (42nd) 79.049 L o r e t t o S c h o o l J u n i o r s , M u s s e l b u r g h . . . . . . ( 5 2 n d ) 7 7 . 7 5 punstable Grammar School Cadet Corps, A.C.F., Senior Coy. (89th) 72.652 lstBn.R.NorfoIkRegt.,A.C.F.,No. I Coy. (the Paston Grammar S c h o o l , N o r t h W a l s h a m ) ( 1 0 0 t h ) 7 1 . 8 4 1 Canada had 38 units in the Honours List, South Africa 25, New Zealand 23 and Australia 1. 1,946 Bisley Meeting Paragraphs The King's Prize was won at Bisley by Squadron-Leader C. C. Willott, R.A.F., of Plymouth, with a score of 280 after a tie. He is the ﬁrst R.A.F. ofﬁcer to win the prize. In congratulating him and the R.A.F. on such an outstanding success, we cannot overlook the fact that the airmen's service has always regarded small-bore riﬂe shooting as fundamental training for all shooting in their Service. We have much to thank both Air Vice-Marshal F. C. Halahan and Wing-Cbnimander J. L. K. Pearce for in so long and ably advo cating the use of the .22 riﬂe as fundamental practice. Like so many King's Prize-winners before him, S/Ldr. C. C. Willott has paid tribute to the same idea when on 14th August he \wote to the S.M.R.C. Secretary : " Many thanks for your kind congratulations. .As a matter of fact I started my shooting with the good old ' miniature' in 1922 and have kept it up ever since." On Saturday, 21 st September he shot for Devon with the .22 riﬂe in their S.M.R.C. competitions for the B.S.A. and County Cup team. S/Ldr. Willott has been four times in the King's Hundred at Bisley, and in 1931 was a member of the British riﬂe team which w e n t t o C a n a d a u n d e r C o m . S i r L i o n e l F l e t c h e r . I n 1 9 3 8 h e w a s selected as a member of the British riﬂe team to tout South Africu. Australia and New Zealand. He has been four times riﬂe champion, twice pistol champion, and once revolver champion of the R.A.F. * » P r o m i n e n t a t B i s l e y t h i s y e a r w a s t h e S u f f o l k f a m i l y o f S t . G . Maxwell; That Lieut.-Col. P., Major R. and Capt. H. all got into the ﬁnal stage of the King's plus their achievements must be a family r e c o r d . T h a t M a j o r R . S t . G . M a x w e l l e q u a l l e d t h i r d t o p s c o r e f o r Scotland in the National Challenge Trophy besides running up to a tie shoot with the winner of the King's ft-ize vividly enhances the prestige of this shooting family of Scottish extraction, but of Suffolk residence. That Capt. H. St. G. Maxwell, senior, has applied himself to the development of Suffolk County Association shooting affairs for a number of years past has been of distinct advantage to .22 riﬂe shooting, as well as that for .303 riﬂe shooting, and this has been evident from the advance in recent league scores. He is the S.M.R.C. Suffolk County hon. secretary. * T h a t n o f e w e r t h a n 4 7 s m a l l - b o r e r i ﬂ e m e n r e a c h e d t h e " K i n g ' s 100 " this year is indicative of how to keep in trim for good shooting with the .303. Prominent names amongst these were Capt. R. H. Chase, C.P.O. F. A. Foxon, Arm/Sergt. F. S. French, Lieut. H. W. Leaver, Major N. W. McCaw, A.M./I. J. W. R. Newman, A.B. C. E. R. Nobbs, Capt. E. C. Patrick, Cpl. J. G. Proudfoot, Lt.-Col. B. D. Shaw, C.S.M. W. Stubbs. F/Lieut. A. H. Vicars, S/Ldr. C. C. Willott and Capt. D. E. W oods. » » * , Besides th6 King's Piize two other famous prizes have been won by serving ofﬁcers, the Grand Aggregate by Captain Cundy-Cooper, of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, and the St. George's Vase, with its Dragon Cup and Gold Cross, by Major E. Nicholson, Royal Signals. , 9 ( : « Captain J. R. Hayes, R.E.M.E., of Edinburgh, who made the ﬁrst possible score at this Bisley meeting, won the Southern Railway and Kinnaird competitions, and also the Imperial Tobacco Cup for the highest aggregate score in those competitions and the B.S.A. competition. He is technical adviser of small arms and machine guns at the headquarters, Scottish Command ; was a regular entrant at Bisley up to 1930 and has ﬁred for India and Ireland and also the Army. He has been twice in the King's Hundred. * ' An outstanding shot taking part was Lieutenant C. A. Sutherland, of Dundee, who lost both his legs in the 1914-18 war. Lieutenant Sutherland ﬁrst went to Bisley in 1922 and between then and 1939 he won practically every competition shot for at the meetings. He is the holder of 12 King's Final Badges, and in 1935 won the King's Silver Medal. He is also a .22 marksman and S.M.R.C. agent for The three Services were represented among the women in ﬁrst stage King's Prize. Among them was Mrs. Barlow, wife of Brigadier J. A. Barlow, a former gold medallist. This was the only case of husband and wife shooting in the King's Prize. Brigadier Barlow beat his wife's score by four points. In the early details there were three possibles at 200 yards, one by Major F. B. Smith, of Perth and a m e m b e r o f t h e S . M . R . C . C o u n c i l . * * * Mr. O. C. Vidler, one of Bisley's stalwarts, (he ﬁrst shot on the ranges in 1896), was placed second in the "Volunteer" shoot, and Mr. S Green, of Salisbury, who has represented Dorset in the King's ﬁnal 13 times, only scored 100 in the ﬁrst stage. For a number of years he was S.M.R.C. County Secretary for Dorset. The winner of the Daily Telegraph and Morning Post cup was Mr. A. C. Hale, of Birmingham. He beat Wing Comdr. B. G. M. Bell, of the R.A.F., in a tie shoot. WWW.RIFLEMAN.ORG.UK72 The Ashburton Shield was won by one point by Blundell's with a score of 461. Sedbergh and Eton tied for second place with 460, but Sedbergh by scoring 235 at 500 yards to 234 by Eton took second place. This was Blundell's ﬁrst win in the competition, in which they have taken part for nearly 40 years, and it was the ﬁrst time that the three Services took part in the competition since members of the Air Training Corps and Sea Cadets were eligible. Fifty- nine teams competed. The day opened with rain and a tricky following wind, and the leading scores were about 20 points below those of the last competition in 1939. Dollar Academy was fourth with 455, and next in order of merit were Brighton (451), Rugby (451), Win chester (451) and Marlborough (451). Nottingham University College won the University snap shooting competition with 434 ; Oxford University was second (377) and Cambridge University third (372) _ " In the name of Blundell's School I congratulate you on your great achievement. We are proud of you and the great honour you have brought to the school." With the.se words Mr. R. L. Roberts (headmaster) greeted Blundell's School victorious shooting team on their return from Bisley.- The party was in charge of Major R. A. Abigail and R.S.M. Davies. Headed by the O.T.C. band, the team marched up Old Blundell's Road, through cheering crowds, to the main school entrance, where the school had assembled for the ofﬁcial welcome. Sir John Amory (chairman of Governors) congratulated the team and shook hands with its members. The perfoimance was particularly pleasing to R.S.M. A. S. Davies, musketry instructor, who joined in 1939 and recently returned after spending three and a half years in a Japanese P.O.W. camp. He has ﬁred for the Brigade of Guards. * * The Spencer-Mellish Cup individual competition at 500 yards for a nominated man who had just shot in an Ashburton team was won by T. F. H. Baring, son of the present Lord Ashburton. This is the ﬁrst time an Etonian has won since 1873, when it went to H. Mellish, who gave the present cup as a piemorial. The Kinder Cup and medals for the highest aggregate score at 200 yards in the Ashburton match were won by Blundells. * * » Denstone College won the Public Schools Snapshooters Match with 405, well away from its nearest rivals, Oundle and Clifton, but Oundle won the Marling Fire with Movement Match, beating Merchant Taylois by 307 to 300 points. * » The bronze cross for the highest score in the ﬁrst stage of " The King's " was won after tie shooting by A. C. Hale, of Birmingham, gold medallist of 1928 and also prominent with the .22 riﬂe. » * Mr. C. H. Brook brought a high honour to the Colchester R.C. by gaining his England Badge, and hearty congratulations are offered to him. Further to Mr. C. H. Brook's success in gaining his England badge, we have to congratulate his clubmate, Mr. J. White, who reached the last hundred for the King's Prize at Bisley. * * * The Rev. C. W. Lewis, rector of St. Peter's, Blackley, Manchester, was one of the 100 marksmen who ﬁred in the ﬁnal for the King's Prize Mr Lewis qualiﬁed to enter for the King's Prize as a former member u University senior training corps. He is a member of the Manchester R.C. and a keen supporter of miniature riﬂe shooting as a sport for young people. * * Miss Audrey Eckton, aged 17, a member of the Paikstone Girls' irairung Corps, Dorset, won the Amazons' Cup for riﬂe shooting. She scored 37 out of a possible 42 at 100 yards. The competition was open to women only, and Miss Dot Harman, aged 20, Parkstone • another member of the Training Corps, was second with 34. * * * In the Veterans' and Public School Old Boys' match at the recent Bisley meetmg there were 31 teams competing. The ﬁist 16 in this « 2 3 4 , M a l v e r n 2 3 2 , C h a r t e r h o u s e 2 2 9 , 228, ILM.S. Britannia 228, Marlborough, Clifton and Blundells 227, Cheltenham 225, Wellingborough 224, Whitgift Harrow ^220^" Glenalmond 222, Winchester 221, Denstone and » * Lt.-Col. B. D. Shaw, of Ilkeston (Sherwood Foresters and Notting ham University College) scored 147 to win the ﬁfth T.A. prize in the Regular and Terriforial Army Challenge Cup competition. The son Ilkeston, Col. Shaw took over command ot the l/5th Sherwood Foresters just before the German offensive in "MayreighT"'petersham Limited, ^4, High Street, Colchester. All advertisements should 1940. He was captured after Dunkirk and returned to this country in April, 1945, after ﬁve years in German prison camps. * For the best combined score in the Veterans and Ashburton com petitions, Eton College won the Lucas Cup with a score of 694, Sedbergh School (Yorkshire) being second with 678. The Astor County Championship Challenge Cup was won at Bisley by Colchester and Essex for the ﬁrst time with 563 points. The English county championship was won by Middlesex, aggregate 1,085, Kent being second with 1,083 and Lancashire third with 1,078. * * Seventeen-years-old Cpl. M. A. Kibbler, of Gresham's School, Norfolk, who scored the second " possible " of the Bisley meeting, won the Gale and Polden Service riﬂe competition with 68 points, Next best was L/Cpl. M. H. Bell, of Oundle School, with M. « « Lieut.-Colonel W. D. Gibbon, Commandant of the Army Cadet Force in Northern Ireland, former headmaster of Campbell College, Belfast, ﬁred for the 51st year in succession at Bisley. A member of the Dulwich College Old Boys',team, he scored 35 points out of the team's total of 192 in the public schools' veterans' competition. » « Senior Commander M. E. Foster, A.T.S/, the only woman among 100 competitors for the St. George's Challenge Vase and Gold Cross, tied with two men for ﬁrst place, with 71 out of 75. She was third in the tie-shoot. ■ * * One of the best riﬂe shots in the British Zone of Germany, Miss Marjorie Foster, King's Prize shoot winner in 1930, and runner-up in 1939, is now an U.N.R.R.A. administrative ofﬁcer at Preetz, Schleswig-Holstein. + » The Mackinnon long-range international match was won by Scotland with 1,021 points out of 1,200 in difﬁcult wind conditions. Wales scored 1,020, England 987, India 985, Ireland 949. For the Brett, junior Mackinnon, under similar conditions, but with teams of four, two teams only competed, Burma 331, beating the Sudan'327. Some other results :— Kolapore Imperial Cup. Open to teams of eight at 300, 500 and 600 yards.— Won by the Mother Country, 1,085 ; next, India, 1,061 ; Jersey, 1,039. Junior Kolapore.—Sudan, 547 ; Burma, 530. Chancellors' Plate (University match).—Cambridge, 1,061 ; Oxford, 1,021. St. George's Challenge Vase and Gold Cross.—1 Major E. Nicholson, Royal Signals, of Manchester ; 2 Pte. T. H. Light, R.A.S.C., of Bisley ; 3 Senior-Cdr. Foster , A.T .S. "Duke of Gloucester" Prize.—C.S.M. F. J. Coles, Tuteshill, Chepstow, Mon mouthshire. Donegal Cup.—Squadron-Leader R. F. Strange, R.A.F, " Northland " Competition.—Squadron-Leader R. F. Strange. ' Qualifier " Competition.—A. J. Ranken, Edinburgh. , .... Grand Aggregate and Gold Cross.—Capt. Cundy-Cooper, Royal Innis- killing Fusiliers. Silver Cross—Lieut. S. F. Wheeler, late Artists, of Stanmore Middlesex ; Bronze Cross—Capt. R. A. Reid, late R.A.S.C., of Edinburgh. The All-Comers " Aggregate Challenge Cup.—C.S.M. Coles. The Revolver Gold Badge.—Commissioned Gunner Squire, of Chatham, the . Royal Navy revolver and riﬂe champion. Corporation of the City of London Cup.—Brig. Leech-Porter, of Exmouth Devon. Thfe Mappin Challenge Cup.—H.M.S. Pembroke, Chatham. Daily Mail Prize.—Major M. E. Crane, of Weymouth. Service Rifle Championship.—Commissioned Gunner Dorling, R.N., Chatham. The Conan Doyle Statuette.—Captain R. W. Hampton, Royal Canadian Rcgt National Challenge Bowl.—England, 1,894; Scotland, 1,853 ; Ireland, 1,790. £oo Cup.—Territorial Army, 2,789 ; Royal Navy, 2,699 ; Regular Army, * W 2,674 ; Royal Marines, 2,671 ; and Senior Training Corps, 2,594, Humphry Cup.—Oxford University, 724 ; Cambridge University. 708 (Telescope oignts). Inter-Universities' Revolver Match.—Cambridge, 207 ; Oxford, 118. Whitehead Revolver Match.—R.A.F., 643 ; Royal Navy, 641 ; Regular Army 630 ; and Royal Marines, 571. ' • The annual prize distribution in connection with the Lichﬁeld M.R.C., the ﬁrst for ﬁve years, was held at the Bridge Tavern recently, by courtesy of Mr. T. W. Grifﬁths. The president (Colonel C. L. Longstaﬂf), presided, and was supported by Messrs. R. S. G. Nettleton, F. E. Boston, and other members. Before presenting the prizes. Colonel Longstaff gave a brief speech on riﬂe shooting. . T'l® " Longstalf" Cup for the best six double cards shot in the spoon com- S- Lees, 1,190 ("Longstaff" Cup and prize presented by Colonel m'i^c ? S' (prize presented by Major E. A. G. Marlar, " LL.B.); 3 F. E. Boston, 1,174 (prize presented by Mr. J. H. Maycock); ^ '•167 (prize presented by the club) ; 5 A. E. Matthews, 1,139 (club); 6 W. E. Byng, 1,113 (club); 7 W. H. Holyman, 1,111 (club); 8 A. J. Tbomeloe, 1,095 (club). ; 5 W. E. Byng 1,109 (cash presented by club) ; 6 A. J. Tbomeloe 1065 (cash presented by club). Richmond, Surrey. 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