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Graham Michell Perpetual Trophy
March 2004
Vol. 57 No. 3
Official Journal of the
AUSTRALIAN
CLAY TARGET
ASSOCIATION INC.
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March 2004
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Australian Clay Target Shooting News
CONTENTS
Presidents Report ........................................2
Alcoa Coaching Weekend.............................2
2005 commonwealth Shooting
Championships .............................................3
2004 Olympic Discipline Nationals................5
Previous National Trap winners ..................12
Werribee/Victorian Gala Day.......................20
SEZ Victorian Ball Trap Championships .....22
Break Badges..............................................23
Psychological Skills for Shooting ................24
Taipan Shield...............................................24
Your Say......................................................25
Victorian NEZ Tower Shoot, Mathoura........25
Vale .............................................................26
Coaches Corner ..........................................27
Kerang CTC ................................................28
Echuca January Shoot................................29
Echuca Boxing Day Shoot ..........................30
Indigenous Ladies Clay Target Training
Program ......................................................31
Clubs News .................................................32
Classifieds...................................................33
Shoot Calendar ...........................................33
Shoot Results..............................................34
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Alcoa "Coach in
Residence" ISSF
Coaching Weekend
National
President’s
Notes
With Russell Mark, OAM
6th & 7th December 2003
Bill Jones
National Ground
I am pleased to report No 1 trap has been refurbished,
new trap house and new lanes. Number 12, 13, 14 & 15
trap houses have been installed with the lanes to be
poured shortly.
These additional facilities will enable the
Championship Committee to complete the National
DTL Championships over a 5-day period.
I am additionally pleased to report an offer of financial
assistance from both the Victorian Clay Target
Association and the Wagga Gun Club to enable the
purchase of 2 additional traps and voice release
systems.
The Executive Committee and myself wish to thank
both these organisations for their support.
I wish you all good health and good shooting for the
year ahead and look forward to your continuing
support.
The ACTA would like to
announce the inception of
The Doug Smith
Medal
to be presented to the
top trap shooter of the year.
Presentation of this
distinguished award will take
place at the
Inaugural Hall of Fame
Induction 2004
will be presented annually
thereafter.
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On the weekend of 6th & 7th December 2003, the
ISSF fraternity of Western Australia was provided
with Coaching support through an unusual source of
funding.
Here in Western Australia there a unique program offered by the
Department of Sport & Recreation (DSR) which assists sporting
Associations to bring International, National or high profile
Coaches to or within Western Australia for enhancement and
building of the State's competitors skill base.
This program
sponsored by Alcoa and is called the Alcoa "Coach-In- Residence"
Program, which has been in operation for some 27 years and
bought into Western Australia countless numbers of Coaches to
assist Western Australian athletes.
Last year as the W.A.CT.A (Inc) ISSF Delegate, I presented the
Executive Committee a request for support from this program, in
order to bring Russell Mark, OAM, to Western Australian in
December 2003. This program was presented to assist our already
identified ISSF members with their skills level, particularly the
States selected ISSF Representative Teams in Trap and Double
Trap. This was a culmination of two years work to finally get
Russell across outside of his International representation,
employment and media commitments. Assisting Russell with the
Coaching weekend was Murray Alexander, OAM (NCAS Level 3)
and Christine Alexander (NCAS Level 2).
The outline for the weekend was - Day 1 covered general topics and
practical training on Double Trap with Day 2 covering the finer
points on ISSF Trap. Included in the weekend were informal
discussions on issues relating to travelling, drugs in sport, Rules,
concentration / zoning, fitness & diet and the importance of vision
training.
Once these issues were exhausted on both days,
maximum practical training time was afforded the participants so
that Russell was able to impart the finer points of the respective
disciplines.
Amongst those that attended, were experienced and partial novices
plus the State President - Mr Shane Williams and State Coach - Mr
David Fox. Invitations were sent out to as many of the people who
had participated in ISSF competitions over the past three years,
some 70 plus people from all over the State. Those that were
farmers were unable to attend due to harvesting and people
associated with the fishing industry were also occupied with their
season, but they assure me they will be in attendance for the next
one organised.
Although some of the participants had been given previously the
same or similar information from the home grown Coaches, the fact
that Russell (a Gold and Silver Olympic medallist) was imparting
the knowledge gave credibility to this information, with the
athletes taking notice and absorbing the knowledge more readily.
Each day saw 20 plus participants observe, partake and give
feedback as to the value of the weekend and of Russell's
attendance. Participants of the Coaching weekend paid a nominal
sum each day for the Coaching weekend in support of the funds
provided under the DSR Alcoa "Coach-In-Residence".
Thanks must go to Russell for coming over and giving us this
valuable time out of his busy schedule along with Murray
Alexander for assisting in such an important "stepping stone" in
Western Australia's ISSF discipline. Thanks also to the West
Australian Gun Club (Inc) for having the machinery and facilities
up to the quality required for such a program.
March 2004
I would finally like to
thank enormously on
behalf of W.A.C.T.A (Inc)
and the ISSF participants
of
Western
Australia - Liane Tooth
of DSR for the support
in accessing the Alcoa
"Coach-In-Residence" to
in assist in bringing
Russell over here to
work with our competitors and Coaches.
This is the beginning of
the ISSF Coaching
program and as time
goes on, more involvement of the standard
discipline members and
continued building of
the
base
in
the
challenging discipline of
ISSF, will increase our
performance level at
State and National level
representation.
W.A.C.T.A (Inc) ISSF
Delegate
2005 COMMONWEALTH SHOOTING
CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Commonwealth Shooting Federation has granted the
Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games Organising Committee
(M2006), the right to organise and conduct the 2005
Commonwealth Shooting Championships on behalf of the
Australian Shooting Association.
The CSF Championships which are scheduled to take place on
March 14-March 22 2005, (TBC) and contain the same 20 events
that will comprise the 2006 Commonwealth Games program, will
be used by M2006 as a test event for the Melbourne 2006
Commonwealth Games
Proposed Venue
Discipline
Event
M
W
Melbourne Gun Club
Clay Target (6)
Trap
Double Trap
Skeet
10m Air
25m Rapid Fire
25m Centre Fire
25m Standard
Lilydale (TBC)
Melbourne International
Shooting Club
Pistol (7)
Port Melbourne (TBC)
Melbourne International
Shooting Club
Rifle (6)
10m Air
Port Melbourne (TBC)
Wellsford Rifle Range
Bendigo (Confirmed)
Rifle Full-bore (1)
Applications will be called for at a later date for suitably qualified
persons (A & B Grade ISSF Judges/Fullbore officials) to assist with
the running of the events as well as for shooting specific volunteers
to assist with non competition roles.
If you would like to have a competition or non competition role with
the March 2005 Commonwealth Shooting Championships as a
possible lead into a similar role for the March 2006 Commonwealth
Games, here are the four things that you need to do:
1 Mark the dates March 14-March 22, 2005, in your calendar,
March 2004
Open
50m prone
50m 3 position
Queen's Prize
2 Ensure that your ISSF Judges Licence (if applicable) will be
current in 2005 & 2006,
3 Do not apply until applications are called for in this publication.
4 Submit an application on the appropriate form when applications
are called for.
We look forward to receiving your support to assist with both
competition and non competition roles for the 2005 Commonwealth
Shooting Championships when application are called for.
Alan Maher, Shooting Coordinator M2006
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THE ACTA PROUDLY PRESENTS
THE
INAUGURAL HALL OF
FAME INDUCTION
This prestigious event is scheduled to be held
1st April 2004
at the
RSL Club Dobb St Wagga Wagga
commencing at
7pm for Drinks
with a three course meal commencing at
7.30pm
Guest speakers for the evening will be Russell and Brian Mark
INAUGURAL INDUCTEES
Fred Burns
Newton Thomas
Jack Blake
Doug Smith
Warren Charlton
Cost
$40 single
Table of 10 - $350
Please contact the National Office on 02 6931 0122 for tickets
Dress: Smart Casual
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March 2004
2004 OLYMPIC
DISCIPLINE NATIONALS
The Cecil Park Clay Target Club played host to the 2004 Olympic Discipline National
Championships. Being an Olympic team selection event contestants were keen
to perform well.
ACTA OLYMPIC TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP
Seventy-eight competitors nominated for this event. Jeff Tonna
was the top qualifier into the final with a score of 117/125. Ben
Kelley, Adam Vella, Domingo Diaz, Tony Cantali and Tom Turner
also qualified for the final.
Jeff shot a further 23/25 in the final with a total score of 140/150
to take the overall position. Two shooters remained on 138/150
resulting in a sudden death shoot off. Second place being
awarded to Domingo Diaz plus 3 from Ben Kelley plus 2 in third
place.
AA Grade winner was
Adam Vella 114/125; A
Grade winner was Tony
Cantali 113/125; B Grade
winner was Andrew
Mintzas 107/125; and C
Grade winner was Joe
Dematos 108/125.
A sudden death shoot off
was required to
determine the Junior
section with Andrew
Barbour being successful
with a score of 110/125
plus 2 from Marcel
Tigani plus 1 with Matt
Rocco in third place on a
score of 106/125.
with a final event score
of 144/150. Tom Turner
(143) and Ben Kelley
(139) also scored a 24 in
the final to finish second
and third.
AA Grade winner was
Nathan Cassells 115/125;
A Grade winner was
Nathan McDonnell
115/125; B Grade winner
was Elio Marianello
108/125; and C Grade
winner was David Spence
98/125.
Marcel Tigani was
successful in the Junior
section with a score of
114/125. In second place
was Andrew Barbour 99/125
from third place winner
Brent Cooper with a score of
98/125.
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Suzanne Balogh won the
Women's section with a
score of 88/100. After
another sudden death
shoot off second place
went to Nessa Jenkins
82/100 plus 1 with Diane
Reeves in third place on
a score of 82/100 plus 0.
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In the Women's 2004
Commonwealth Olympic
Trap Championship
Suzanne Balogh was
successful with a score of
84/100 from second place
winner Deserie Baynes.
83/100 Third Place went to
Simone Tigani with a score
of 81/100.
NATIONAL
OLYMPIC TRAP
CHAMPIONSHIP
COMMONWEALTH
OLYMPIC TRAP
CHAMPIONSHIP
There were 79
competitors nominate for
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this event. Adam Vella
was the top qualifier into
the final with a score of 120/125. Tom Turner, Ben Kelley,
Nathan McDonnell, Domingo Diaz and Nathan Cassells also
qualified for the final.
A score of 24/25 in the final was strong enough for Adam Vella to
secure the 2004 Commonwealth Olympic Trap Championships
March 2004
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Adam Vella and Glenn
Kable top qualified for
this event from a field of
102 competitors. Steven
Trembath; Nathan
Cassells; Ben Kelley and
Tom Turner joined them
in the final.
After the final was
completed Adam Vella
stood alone on 142/150
and was proclaimed as
the 2004 National
Olympic Trap Champion.
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Second and third place
requiring a sudden death
single barrel shoot off to
determine the placings.
Following the shoot off
Glenn Kable claimed the
silver medal from Steven
Trembath claiming the
bronze.
AA Grade winner was
Nathan Cassells
116/125; A Grade winner
was Dexter Barnes
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was Joe Dematos
winner was Alan Wilson
96/125.
Marcel Tigani won the
Junior event with a score
of 107/125 from Matt
Rocco 106/125 and in
third place was Travis
Vaina with a score of
102/125.
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WOMEN'S NATIONAL
OLYMPIC TRAP
CHAMPIONSHIP
Deserie Baynes 68/75
was the top qualifier into
the final from Suzanne
Balogh 65/75, Diane
Reeves 65/75, defending
champion Emily
Signorotto 64/75, Nessa
Jenkins 64/75 and
Michelle Beecham 60/75.
Deserie Baynes from the
Port Augusta club won
the event with a score of
91/100 from Suzanne
Balogh 87/100 and Diane
Reeves 86/100.
Junior: 1st place South
Australia 230/375: 2nd
place Victoria 213/375.
Women: 1st place
Victoria 184/225: 2nd
place New South Wales
174/225: 3rd place South
Australia 165/225.
TRAP HIGH GUNS
The Open Olympic Trap
High Gun winner with a
score of 351/375 was
Adam Vella from the
Werribee club.
The Junior Olympic Trap
High Gun Winner with a
Marcel Tigani from the Metropolitan club.
The Women Olympic
Trap High Gun Winner
was Suzanne Balogh
from the Canberra
International Clay Target
Club.
Art Goodman Trophy
winner with a score of
336/375 was Victor Shaw
from New Zealand.
ACTA ISSF SKEET
CHAMPIONSHIP
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TEAM EVENTS
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Shot in conjunction with
the National Trap Event
the following placings
were achieved by those
states represented:
Open: 1st place Victoria
335/375: 2nd place New
South Wales 321/375: 3rd
place South Australia
295/375.
Top qualifier for this
event from a field of 31
was George Barton with
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a score of 119/125. Goran
Rahman, David
Cunningham, Clive Barton, Paul Rahman and Brenton Irons
made up the six finalists.
With a perfect score of 25/25 in the final George Barton was the
outright winner on a score of 144/150 from Goran Rahman in
second place with a sore of 142/150. A two way sudden death
shoot off was needed to determine third place with the placing
finally being awarded to Clive Barton on a score of 141/150
plus 4.
March 2004
AA Grade winner was
David Cunningham
was Tony Kidman
was James Bolding
winner was Brenton
Irons 115/125.
Paul Rahman was
118/125 from Brenton
Irons 115/125 with
Adrian Calvi in third
place on a score of
109/125.
AA Grade winner was
Paul Rahman 119/125; A
Grade winner was
Adrian Calvi 117/125; B
Grade winner was John
Dunne 98/125; and C
Grade winner was
Nicholas Brownson
97/125.
The Junior section was
won by Paul Rahman
119/125 from Adrian
Calvi 117/125 with
Brenton Irons in third
place on a score of
97/125.
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Lauryn Ogilvie won the
Women's section with a
score of 93/100 plus 2
from Natalia Rahman
93/100 plus 1 in second
place. Natasha Lonsdale
took out third place with
a score of 92/100.
In the Women's 2004
Commonwealth ISSF
Skeet Championship
Natalia Rahman from
the Frankston Australian
club was successful with
a score of 94/100 from
Lauryn Ogilvie who
scored 90/100. Third
place went to Natasha
Lonsdale on a score of
87/100.
COMMONWEALTH
ISSF SKEET
CHAMPIONSHIP
A total of 38 competitors
entered this event. Top
qualifiers into the final
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NATIONAL ISSF
SKEET
CHAMPIONSHIP
was George and Clive
Barton with a score of
122/125. Bart Brighenti,
Goran and Paul Rahman
along with Neil Rundell
completed the six
finalists.
Continuing on with the
excellent form shown in
the qualifiers both
George and Clive posted
a perfect 25/25 requiring
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a sudden death shoot off
to determine the winner.
A short but entertaining
shoot off resulted with
George Barton taking out
the 2004 ISSF Skeet
Commonwealth title.
Another sudden death
shoot off was needed to
determine third place
with Bart Brighenti
taking this placing on a
score of 143/150 plus 2.
March 2004
A total of 32 competitors
entered this event. Top
qualifier into the final
was Neil Rundle with a
near perfect score of
124/125. Paul Rahman,
Clive Barton, Goran
Rahman, George Barton
and David Cunningham
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completed the six
finalists.
Continuing on with the
form shown in the
qualifiers Neil Rundle
posted a 23/25 to take
out the 2004
Commonwealth ISSF
Skeet title with a final
score of 147/150. A
sudden death shoot off
between George Barton
and Paul Rahman was
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needed to determine
second and third places
with Paul taking second
from George in third
place.
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AA Grade was won by
Clive Barton 122/125; A
Grade was won by
Webley Hirt 111/125; B
Grade was won by John
Dunne 108/125; and C
Grade was won by David
Searl 89/125.
For the third time at the
carnival Paul Rahman
was again successful in
the Junior section with a
score of 122/125 from
Brenton Irons 110/125
second with Nicholas
Brownson in third place
on a score of 100/125.
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Lauryn Ogilvie from the
Werribee Victorian club.
ACTA DOUBLE TRAP
CHAMPIONSHIP
WOMEN'S NATIONAL
ISSF SKEET
CHAMPIONSHIP
Lauren Ogilvie from the
Werribee Victorian club
won this event with a
final event score of
96/100 from Natalia
Rahman of the Frankston
Australian club 90/100
with Natasha Lonsdale
from the Korumburra
club taking third place on
a score of 88/100.
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TEAM EVENTS
Shot in conjunction with the National ISSF Skeet Event the
following placings were achieved by those states represented:
Open: 1st place New South Wales 333/375: 2nd place Victoria
332/375: 3rd place Western Australia 283/375: 4th place Northern
Territory 258/375.
From the 23 competitors
who nominated for this
event Adam Vella was
the top qualifier on a
score of 136/150. Craig
Tilley, Russell Mark, Tom
Turner, Steve Haberman
and Steven Baynes
completed the six
qualifiers for this event.
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Adam shot a further
43/50 in the final to
finish with 179/200 to take the overall position. A three-way
shoot off was needed to
determine second and
third placings with Craig
Tilley taking second on a
score of 176/200 plus 8
from Tom Turner third
plus 7.
AA Grade winner was
Russell Mark 133/150; A
Grade winner was
Dustin Barry 122/150; B
Grade winner was Paul
Farrugia 110/150; and C
Grade winner was
Richard Brownson
90/150.
Dustan Barry was
122/150 from Richard
Brownson 90/150 in
second place.
ISSF SKEET HIGH
GUNS
The Open ISSF Skeet
George Barton from the
Tamworth club.
The Junior ISSF Skeet
score of 357/375 was Paul
Rahman from the
Frankston Australian
club.
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The Women's ISSF Skeet
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Visiting Japanese
shooter Megumi Inoue won the Women's section with a score of
135/160 from Susan Trindall in second place on a score of
134/160. In third place was Suzanne Balogh on a score of
133/160.
March 2004
Women's section.
Magumi Inoue from
Japan was placed second
and Deserie Baynes
placed third on a score of
126/160.
NATIONAL
DOUBLE TRAP
CHAMPIONSHIP
A score of 129/150 saw
Steve Haberman as the
top qualifier into the
final of this event.
Nathan Cassells, Russell
Mark, Nino Pedulla, Tom
Turner along with
Dustin Barry completed
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the top six qualifiers into
the final.
COMMONWEALTH
DOUBLE TRAP
CHAMPIONSHIP
25 competitors lined up
for the 2004
Commonwealth Double
Trap Championship.
Top qualifier for this
event was Russell Mark
on a score of 142/150.
Adam Vella, Tom Turner,
Steve Haberman, Steven
Baynes and Craig
Trembath completed the
six places in the final.
Russell Mark continued
in the final to post a final
event score of 187/200 to
secure first place. The
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Silver medal went to
Adam Vella on a score of
177/200 plus 2 from Tom Turner in third place on a score of
177/200 plus 0.
WOMENS
COMMONWEALTH
DOUBLE TRAP
CHAMPIONSHIP
March 2004
A score of 44/50 in the
final was strong enough
for Steve to secure the
2004 National Double
Trap Championship with
a final event score of
173/200 from Nathan
Cassells on a score of
171/200. Third place
went to Russell Mark on
a score of 167/200.
AA Grade winner was
Tom Turner 125/150; A
Grade winner was Nino
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Pedulla 125/150; B Grade
winner was Paul
Farrugia 106/150; and C Grade winner was Neal Gay 108/150.
Dustin Barry was again successful in the Junior section with a
score of 121/150 from Richard Brownson in second place on a
score of 86/150.
WOMENS NATIONAL
DOUBLE TRAP
CHAMPIONSHIP
AA Grade winner was
Steve Haberman
was Craig Trembath
was Paul Farrugia
winner was Mal Tilley
98/150.
Dustan Barry from the
Callawadda club was
124/150 from Richard
Brownson 86/150.
Susan Trindall shot a
137/160 to win the
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Susan Trindall top
qualified into the final of
this event with a score of
101/120. Megumi Inoue,
Suzanne Balogh, Sophia
Psarakis, Gaye Shale
along with Stacey Roiall
completed the six
finalists.
A blistering score of
34/40 in the final was
enough for visiting
shooter Megumi Imoue to
claim victory in the 2004
Womens National Double
Trap Championship with
a final event score of
132/160. Two targets
away in second place was
Susan Trindall on a score
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of 130/160 and in third
place Suzanne Balogh on
a score of 124/160.
TEAM EVENTS
Shot in conjunction with
the National Double
Trap Event the following
placings were achieved
by those states
represented:
Open: 1st place Victoria
364/450: 2nd place New
South Wales 346/450: 3rd
place South Australia
307/450.
Junior: 1st place South
Australia 244/450: 2nd
place Victoria 217/450.
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DOUBLE TRAP HIGH GUNS
The Double Trap High Gun winner with a score of 402/450 was
Russell Mark from the Werribee Victorian club in Victoria.
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The Junior Double Trap High Gun winner with a score of 367/450
was Dustan Barry from the Callawadda club.
The Women Double Trap High Gun winner with a score of
306/360 was Susan Trindall from the Australian Showmans club.
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The Australian Clay Target Association would like to thank the
Cecil Park Clay Target Club for the presentation of the facilities.
Thank-you to Murray Alexander for his assistance in acting as
the Chief Range Officer for this event
My personal thanks go to Elaine Forward, Christine Alexander,
Neal and Helen Gay for their assistance throughout the carnival.
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PREVIOUS NATIONAL TRAP WINNERS
GRAND AUSTRALIAN HANDICAP
YEAR
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
Australian Gun Club Vic
Royal Aero Gun Club NSW
South Coast Gun Club Qld
Not conducted
South Australian Gun Club SA
Gold Coast Gun Club Qld
Geelong Clay Target Club Vic
Perth Clay Target Club WA
Brisbane Gun Club Qld
Griffith Gun Club NSW
Melbourne Gun Club Vic
Tasmanian Gun Club Tas
Perth Gun Club WA
Wagga Gun Club NSW
W.A. Shooting Complex WA
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
State Shooting Park SA
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Roma Clay Target Club Qld
ACTA National Ground
NAME
H. Eldridge
R. Wightman
W.A. Commons
K. McKinnon
J. Blake
R. Headon
N. Milliken
H.C. Hollow
T. Clarkson
L. Turner
F.L. Brown
Warren Charlton
STATE
Vic
Vic
NSW
NSW
Tas
NSW
NSW
Vic
Qld
Vic
Vic
NSW
SCORE
85/90
50/55
39/40
38/30
89/90
59/60
74/74
40/40
64/65
40/40
45/45
90/90
H. McDiarmid
H.C. Walker
G. Bailey
D. Taylor
D.H. Frewin
A. Marstella
E. Johnson
R. Ferres
Barney Rooke
W. Garraway
J. Green
Doug G. Colwell
Neil Berry
Merv Pratt
William (Bill) Wickham
Colin Knight
J. Clarke
David Coleman
Lynne Curtis
Ron Dellar
Willem Jan Schuster
Peter Forner
Button Powell
M. Green
B. Stokes
Andrew Gull
Len Cook
E. Reid
J. Warren
L. Paterson
Kevin Wright
Russell Mark
Jason Jolly
Russell Mark
A. Otley
Domingo Diaz
R. Webb
Malcolm Lillyman
William (Bill). Forrest
Glen Hayden
Lars Bager
Barry Bennett
NSW
NZ
WA
Tas
NZ
Qld
Tas
Vic
NSW
WA
Vic
NSW
Vic
NZ
Vic
Vic
SA
NSW
Vic
Vic
NSW
NSW
NSW
WA
Vic
Qld
Vic
Vic
NT
WA
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Tas
Vic
WA
Qld
Vic
Vic
WA
Tas
90/90
85/86
53/53
50/50
140/140
43/43
50/50
72/72
56/56
73/73
76/76
68/68
119/119
68/68
92/92
62/63
69/69
78/78
74/74
62/62
60/60
50/50
81/81
68/69
50/50
84/84
50/50
59/59
86/86
52/52
62/62
74/74
170/170
91/91
85/85
88/88
79/79
74/74
102/102
116/116
132/132
80/80
STATE
Vic
Vic
Vic
Qld
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
NSW
Qld
NSW
SCORE
176/180
60/60
140/140
117/120
180/180
239/240
300/300
130/130
110/110
145/145
223/223
NATIONAL DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
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WON AT
NAME
George Biggs
J. Bryant Jnr
J.N. Thomas
J.W. Raleigh
A. Hamilton
J.N. Thomas
J.N. Thomas
K. Patterson
Warren Charlton
R. Hogarth
Warren Charlton
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Perth Gun Club WA
Wagga Gun Club NSW
WA Shooting Complex WA
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Wagga Gun Club NSW
J. Blake
A. Hamilton
Vin Ryan
Doug. W. Smith
M. Burgess
Doug W. Smith
Jim Ellis
Doug W. Smith
Ken Lowry
N.J. Thomas
Warren Charlton
Jim Ellis
Barry Kable
Doug W. Smith
Tony Bradshaw
Jon Whittakers
Russell Mark
T. Byrne
Larry Dimasi
Dennis Lymn
Gary McDonald
Hank Theunnissen
William (Bill) Iles
Michael Diamond
Doug W. Smith
Ian Holschier
Steve Haberman
R. Christopher
Craig Bishop
Terry Boucher
Roger Duthie
Michael Diamond
Victor Ferteklis
Jamie Elliot
Frazer Roberts
Darren Nicholls
Glen Hayden
Glen Castellaro
Steve Haberman
Russell Mark
Tas
Vic
Vic
Qld
NSW
Qld
NSW
Qld
SA
Vic
NSW
WA
NSW
Qld
Vic
NSW
Vic
Vic
Vic
SA
NSW
NSW
Vic
NSW
Qld
NSW
Vic
Vic
NSW
Vic
Vic
NSW
NT
Vic
NSW
SA
Vic
NSW
Vic
Vic
81/81
270/270
115/115
278/278
188/188
263/263
370/370
249/249
252/252
142/142
620/620
75/75
141/141
112/112
170/170
200/200
349/349
402/402
97/97
215/215
383/383
235/235
221/221
455/455
443/443
351/351
219/219
182/182
259/259
262/262
634/634
749/749
394/394
362/362
297/297
589/589
252/252
396/396
472/472
373/373
STATE
Vic
Vic
Vic
Qld
Qld
Qld
NSW
NSW
Vic
Vic
NZ
Vic
NSW
Vic
Vic
NSW
Vic
NSW
NSW
Vic
Vic
SA
Tas
SCORE
51/53
49/50
50/50
63/64
63/64
49/50
63/65
63/65
50/50
58/58
98/100
63/63
49/50
50/50
50/50
56/56
57/57
61/62
125/127
50/50
76/76
66/66
50/50
STATE
Vic
NSW
SCORE
50/50
56/57
LADIES NATIONAL DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Wagga Gun Club NSW
NAME
June Gawith
Deserie Huddleston
Deserie Huddleston
Vicki Deeley
Faye Taylor
Thelma Meadows
J. Pickett
Georgina Mitchell
Susan Rigney
Faye Burton
Zelda McClure
Carol Zagorc
Deserie Huddleston
Carmel Carlon
P. Clark
T. Gray
Deserie Wakefield
Wendy Barton
Wendy Barton
Simone Tigani
Carol Zagor
Deserie Baynes
Nanette McCallum
JUNIOR NATIONAL DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
1981
1982
WON AT
NAME
Russell Mark
David Wilson
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March 2004
Page13
THE AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION
presents the
2004 PRE NATIONAL
DTL CHAMPIONSHIPS
EVENTS TO COMMENCE AT 9.00AM DAILY
SUNDAY MARCH 28
Event 1
50tgt ACTA Pre National S/B Championship
O/A Sash and Cash
1st, 2nd & 3rd AA, A, B, C Grades
Noms: $30.00
Event 2
50tgt ACTA Pre National D/B Championship
O/A Sash and Cash
Noms: $30.00
MONDAY MARCH 29
Event 3
50tgt ACTA Pre National P/S Championship
O/A Sash and Cash
Noms: $30.00
Event 4
50tgt ACTA Pre National D/R Championship
O/A Sash and Cash
Noms: $30.00
23rd Deauville Doubles Event. Nomination per team $20
TUESDAY MARCH 30
Event 5
50tgt ACTA Pre National Handicap
1st to 5th Place
Noms: $60.00
**** $50 of each nomination to Prize Pool ****
PLEASE NOTE: Daily Presentations will not be made.
Trophies may be collected the following day at Events Office.
The ACTA reserves the right to alter the program.
Page 14
March 2004
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
South Austrarian Gun Club SA
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Wagga Gun Club NSW
David Wilson
Peter Wilson
Brett Dunstan
Brett Dunstan
Michael Diamond
Michael Diamond
Michael Diamond
Glen Hayden
Terry Hayward
A. Ebbern
Daniel Signorotto
Nathan McDonnell
Phil Down
Justin Dale
Ashley Bolwell
Grant McCanachy
Jake Hoffman
Jarrod Fletcher
Robert Kemp
Phillip Cleggett
Malachai Humphrey
NSW
Vic
Vic
Vic
NSW
NSW
NSW
Vic
Vic
Qld
Vic
SA
Vic
NSW
Vic
Vic
NSW
Vic
Vic
Vic
WA
50/50
54/54
54/54
61/62
50/50
52/52
193/194
50/50
98/100
75/75
62/64
141/141
277/278
121/121
58/58
130/131
146/146
113/113
141/141
140/140
157/157
STATE
Vic
WA
WA
Vic
SCORE
50/50
101/101
69/71
138/138
STATE
Tas
NSW
Qld
Vic
Vic
Qld
Vic
Qld
Qld
Vic
NSW
Vic
Qld
SA
Vic
NSW
WA
Vic
NSW
NSW
Tas
Vic
NSW
NT
NSW
NZ
NSW
Vic
Vic
Qld
NSW
NSW
Qld
Qld
Vic
NSW
SA
NSW
Vic
Vic
Vic
Qld
Vic
SA
SCORE
50/50
50/50
89/90
95/95
50/50
50/50
54/55
60/60
51/51
55/55
57/58
50/50
50/50
56/56
57/57
50/50
50/50
121/121
50/50
72/72
50/50
50/50
50/50
69/69
50/50
50/50
54/54
59/60
58/58
55/55
62/63
57/57
107/107
59/59
86/86
69/69
50/50
58/59
57/57
74/74
59/59
59/59
86/86
76/76
VETERAN NATIONAL DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
NAME
Alan Spence
Tim Catling
Tim Catling
Ron Garth
NATIONAL SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
WON AT
Perth Gun Club WA
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Wagga Gun Club NSW
March 2004
NAME
J. Blake
Sid Lamb
J.W. Raleigh
C. Dean
J.N. Thomas
R. Middleton
J.N. Thomas
A.J. Raleigh
L.S. Stewart
J.N. Thomas
Warren Charlton
D. Glover
Doug W. Smith
J. Hutchings
N. Davis
Jim Ellis
R. McDonald
Alf James
M. Burgess
M. Burgess
Sperry Marshall
Vin Ryan
Warren Charlton
M. Leaford
Frank Smith
G.S. Messenger
Jon Whittakers
Graham Willett
Geoff Mark
Doug W. Smith
A.M. Burgess
Arthur. Turner
Doug W. Smith
Doug W. Smith
Paul Drennan
Kevin Perkins
Ron Smith
J.W. Smith
William (Bill). Iles
William (Bill). Iles
Phil Britten
Alan Denton
Domingo Diaz
Max Medhurst
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Steve Haberman
Ray Everett
Bryan Rafferty
Ray Collinson
Jon Wittakers
Vic
NZ
Vic
Qld
Vic
87/87
88/88
102/102
87/87
71/71
STATE
Qld
NZ
NZ
NSW
Vic
NSW
Tas
Tas
WA
Tas
ACT
Vic
Vic
ACT
Tas
SCORE
47/50
46/50
48/51
46/50
46/50
50/53
48/50
55/57
50/50
48/52
50/50
47/50
50/50
49/50
49/53
STATE
NSW
Vic
Vic
NSW
Tas
Vic
ACT
SA
NSW
NSW
Tas
Vic
SCORE
49/50
47/50
53/54
49/51
48/50
50/50
50/52
50/50
58/60
49/50
60/61
56/56
STATE
NZ
NSW
NSW
WA
SCORE
55/57
72/73
60/62
49/50
NAME
STATE
J. McKenzie
NZ
Kevin Constable
NSW
Robert J. (John) ThomsonNZ
Warren Charlton
NSW
F. Hudson
NSW
Kevin Heywood
NSW
Tim Catling
WA
A.E. Wilkinson
Vic
N.J. Thomas
Vic
Jim Ellis
WA
Jim Ellis
WA
Sperry Marshall
Tas
G. Smith
Qld
Alf James
Vic
Robert J. Smith
NSW
Ken Lowry
Vic
Warren Charlton
NSW
Kevin Thompson
NSW
Darryl L. Wiese
WA
B.A. Scotta
WA
William (Bill).G. Stevens Qld
J.W. Smith
NSW
Jim Finis
Vic
G. Scott
NZ
Richard (Dick). Piotrowski NSW
SCORE
165/165
165/165
189/190
324/324
153/153
156/156
459/459
198/198
180/180
192/192
252/252
147/150
249/249
195/195
164/165
153/153
171/171
198/198
210/210
177/177
156/156
207/207
189/189
159/159
276/276
LADIES NATIONAL SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Wagga Gun Club NSW
NAME
Thelma Meadows
Zelda McClure
Zelda McClure
Deserie Huddleston
Carol Zagor
Deserie Huddleston
Nanette McCallum
Nanette McCallum
Elaine Forward
Nanette McCallum
Kathie Gault
Carol Zagor
Michelle Felmingham
Kathie Gault
Nanette McCallum
JUNIOR NATIONAL SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Wagga Gun Club NSW
NAME
Ben Kelley
Justin Waldron
Nathan Cassells
Shane Pinner
A. Otley
Luke McLennan
Robert Cameron
Rocky Manno
Clint Shields
Andrew Miller
Michael White
Blair Signorotto
VETERAN NATIONAL SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
NAME
Murray Havill
Ray Kearns
Kevin Heywood
Tim Catling
AUSTRALIA / NEW ZEALAND TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
WON AT
Perth Gun Club WA
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Page 15
THE AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION
PRESENTS THE
2004 NATIONAL DTL
CHAMPIONSHIPS
TO BE HELD AT THE A.C.T.A. NATIONAL GROUND
WEDNESDAY MARCH 31 TO SUNDAY APRIL 4, 2004
Events to commence at 8.30am daily.
WEDNESDAY MARCH 31
State Teams Shoulder to Shoulder Match - Open, Ladies and Juniors.
Opening Ceremony
64th National Champion of Champions in conjunction with the
10th Ladies National Champion of Champions and the
10th Junior National Champion of Champions.
5th Veteran National Champion of Champions.
Nomination $55
THURSDAY APRIL 1
55th Grand Australian Handicap.
Nomination $50
44th National Double Rise Championship in conjunction with the
10th Ladies National Double Rise Championship and the
10th Junior National Double Rise Championship.
5th Veteran National Double Rise Championship.
Nomination $50
3rd National Deauville Doubles Championship.
Nomination $40
FRIDAY APRIL 2
53rd National Double Barrel Championship in conjunction with the
24th Ladies National Double Barrel Championship and the
24th Junior National Double Barrel Championship.
5th Veteran National Double Barrel Championship.
Nomination $60
SATURDAY APRIL 3
50th National Single Barrel Championship in conjunction with the
16th Ladies National Single Barrel Championship and the
13th Junior National Single Barrel Championship.
5th Veteran National Single Barrel Championship.
Nomination $50
43rd Australia-New Zealand Trap Championship in conjunction with the
12th Ladies Australia-New Zealand Trap Championship and the
12th Junior Australia-New Zealand Trap Championship.
5th Veteran Australia-New Zealand Trap Championship.
Nomination $50
The Allan Brown Club Team Match will be held in conjunction with the above event.
Nomination $25.00 per team
SUNDAY APRIL 4
Mackintosh Teams Shoot - Open, Ladies, Juniors and Veterans.
Overall High Gun - Women's, Junior, Sub-Junior, Veterans High Gun
2004 All Australian Trap Team
The ACTA reserves the right to alter the program.
Page 16
March 2004
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Ray McKenzie
Ray Hammond
Graham Blaskett
Greg Chan
Ray McKenzie
Lynne Curtis
Jason Jolly
Jason Jolly
Michael Diamond
Ross Walsh
Max Cubic
Kim Nealon
Ron Smith
Glen Hayden
John Maxwell
Bob Rose
Craig Fitzgerald
Vic
NSW
Tas
NT
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
NSW
NSW
WA
ACT
SA
Vic
NSW
NSW
Vic
174/174
168/168
185/186
150/150
150/150
189/189
177/177
177/177
309/309
165/165
297/297
252/252
249/249
195/195
303/303
249/249
210/210
LADIES AUSTRALIA / NEW ZEALAND TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
Wagga Gun Club NSW
NAME
Sue Byrnes
Dianne Reeves
Carmel Carlon
Sue Byrnes
Deserie Wakefield
Kathie Gaunt
Nanette McCallum
Nanette McCallum
Wendy Barton
Nanette McCallum
Stacey Elsley
STATE
SA
Qld
Vic
SA
Vic
NSW
Tas
Tas
NSW
Tas
Vic
WON AT
Wagga Gun Club NSW
NAME
Eddie Boulos
Nathan McDonnell
Justin Dale
Craig Henwood
Luke Cassells
Robert Cameron
Murray Mcallister
Jarrod Fletcher
George Wythe
Glen barton
Frazer Cocking
STATE
NSW
Qld
NSW
Vic
Vic
NSW
NSW
Vic
Vic
NSW
Vic
SCORE
145/150
148/150
144/150
149/150
150/150
156/159
148/150
143/150
149/150
149/153
146/150
SCORE
148/150
169/171
148/150
149/150
163/168
149/150
150/150
171/171
149/150
153/153
163/165
VETERAN AUSTRALIA / NEW ZEALAND TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
NAME
G. Foster
Jeff Nash
Tim Catling
Jeff Nash
STATE
NSW
NSW
WA
NSW
SCORE
149/150
151/150
148/150
159/162
OPEN INTERNATIONAL TEAMS MATCH HIGH GUN
YEAR
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
WON AT
March 2004
NAME
Jack A. McCraith
R. Redpath
J. Smith
J.N. Thomas
J. Bryant
J.N. Thomas
F. Johnson
Fred Burns
J. Nunn
L. Haselar
W.J. Rutty
J.N. Thomas
Doug W. Smith
Jack Headon
J.N. Thomas
STATE
Vic
Vic
Qld
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Qld
Qld
NSW
Vic
Qld
NSW
Vic
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
JUNIOR AUSTRALIA / NEW ZEALAND TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
SCORE
98/100
97/100
97/100
100/100
97/100
289/300
99/100
99/100
199/200
297/300
296/300
300/300
297/300
324/330
299/300
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Geelong Clay Target Club
Perth Clay Target Club
J.N. Thomas
Doug W. Smith
J. Lee
A.M. Burgess
Warren Charlton
Perth Gun Club WA
Vin Ryan
Jon Whittakers
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Arthur Turner
Doug W. Smith
William (Bill) Iles
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Bob Rose
Roma Clay Target Club
Tom Turner
J.N. Thomas
M. Burgess
Doug W. Smith
A.J. Raleigh
M. Burgess
M. Burgess
Vin Ryan
J.H. Harris
Doug W. Smith
Vic
Jim Ellis
J.N. Thomas
W. Marshall
Sperry Marshall
Daryl L. Weise
Neil Berry
Qld
John Maxwell
NSW
Robert J. Smith
NSW
William (Bill) Stevens
Vic
NSW
Jim Ellis
Doug W. Smith
J.W. Smith
Dennis Lymn
Doug W. Smith
Craig Bently
Michael Diamond
Jon Whittakers
Rohan Penn
Sperry Marshall
Murray Alexander
Deserie Huddleston
Michael Diamond
NSW
William (Bill) Iles
Qld
Michael Diamond
Vic
Russell Mark
Bryan Rafferty
Willian (Bill) Iles
NSW
William (Bill) Iles
Glen Castellaro
Andrew Miller
Rob Kirley
Sox Pilipasidis
NSW
Vic
NSW
Qld
Qld
NSW
NSW
Vic
WA
Qld
298/300
NSW
Vic
Tas
Tas
WA
Vic
299/300
299/300
NSW
300/300
NSW
300/300
Qld
298/300
298/300
NSW
Qld
Qld
SA
Qld
SA
NSW
NSW
Vic
Tas
WA
NSW
NSW
300/300
Vic
300/300
NSW
300/300
Vic
Vic
Vic
299/300
Vic
NSW
NSW
Vic
Vic
299/300
298/300
298/300
300/300
299/300
300/300
339/339
321/321
302/306
298/300
324/324
300/300
320/321
299/300
300/300
299/300
300/300
300/300
298/300
539/540
299/300
300/300
300/300
299/200
402/402
335/336
336/336
299/300
298/300
297/300
297/300
300/300
300/300
300/300
300/300
300/300
299/300
299/300
300/300
299/300
300/300
299/300
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS CUP
YEAR
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
WON AT
NAME
H.G. James
Lew Bertram
W.J. Lancaster
Fred Burns
Fred Burns
H. Donnelly
David Watson
Blackburn Clay Target Club Vic H. Donnelly
Fred Burns
Jack A. McCraith
George Biggs
Fred Burns
J.N. Thomas
A. Quinton
Sperry Marshall
C. Mudford
R. Faunt
STATE
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Tas
Vic
NSW
SCORE
60/60
60/60
47/50
49/50
49/50
52/60
49/50
49/50
60/60
59/60
69/70
60/60
55/55
45/45
75/75
94/95
84/85
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1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Geelong Clay Target Club
Perth Clay Target Club
Perth Gun Club WA
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Sperry Marshall
Tas
Paul Marshall
Tas
J. McKenzies
NZ
J.N. Thomas
Vic
J.N. Thomas
Vic
N. Milliken
NSW
Jack Headon
NSW
Warren Charlton
NSW
M. Burgess
NSW
William (Bill) Stevens Qld
Paul Marshall
Tas
R. Morrison
Vic
Doug W. Smith
Qld
Ray Kimber
SA
John Green
Vic
R.R. Wales
NZ
Vin Ryan
Vic
Warren Charlton
NSW
Harry Somers
NSW
Graham Ash
Vic
Ian Dickins
Vic
Doug W. Smith
Qld
Doug W. Smith
Qld
Ken Lowry
Vic
A.M. Burgess
NSW
Trevor Byrne
Vic
Tim Catling
WA
Arthur Turner
NSW
Mark Little
Vic
Richard (Dick) Piotrowski NSW
Len Cook
Vic
Russell Mark
Vic
Graham Blaskett
Tas
Jon Whittakers
Vic
Robert Smith
NSW
Robert (Bob) Christopher Vic
Greg Newey
Qld
William (Bill) Iles
Vic
Robert (Bob) Christopher Vic
William (Bill) Eagle
Vic
Phil Grainger
Vic
Terry Walls
NSW
Steven Atkins
Vic
Willam (Bill) Eagle
Vic
Peter Cleggett
Vic
John Maxwell
Qld
75/75
90/90
65/65
114/115
70/70
79/79
93/93
60/60
163/164
80/80
92/92
54/54
115/115
86/86
83/83
131/131
91/91
93/95
64/64
50/50
50/50
132/132
205/205
125/125
125/125
174/175
174/174
146/150
124/124
148/150
125/125
170/175
198/200
122/125
148/150
125/125
225/225
124/125
124/125
125/125
125/125
199/200
124/125
223/225
125/125
125/125
LADIES CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
YEAR
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
Wagga Gun Club NSW
NAME
Janenne Kidd
Susan Milroy
Deane Doyle
Helen Gay
Nanette NcCallum
Nanette McCallum
Kathie Gault
Elizabeth Barton
Leanne Jarvis
STATE
NSW
Vic
NSW
NSW
Tas
Tas
ACT
NSW
Qld
SCORE
116/125
120/125
120/125
119/125
141/150
116/125
122/125
143/150
121/125
STATE
SA
Vic
Qld
Vic
Vic
NSW
Qld
Vic
Tas
SCORE
123/125
120/125
121/125
119/125
172/175
121/125
168/175
145/150
120/125
JUNIOR CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
YEAR
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
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WON AT
Wagga Gun Club NSW
NAME
Nick Marinis
Nathan Cassells
R. Mack
Grant McConachy
Sam Clifford
Andrew Miller
Travis Vaina
Marcel Tigani
Michael White
VETERAN CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
YEAR
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
NAME
Tim Catling
Murray Havill
Kevin Heywood
Jeff Nash
STATE
WA
NZ
NSW
NSW
SCORE
118/125
123/125
123/125
122/125
STATE
Vic
NSW
Qld
NSW
NSW
NSW
Vic
NSW
NSW
Qld
NSW
SA
USA
Vic
Qld
Vic
NZ
NSW
Qld
USA
Vic
Vic
Qld
Vic
Vic
Qld
Vic
Qld
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
SA
Vic
ACT
NSW
NZ
NSW
Vic
Vic
NSW
Vic
NSW
SCORE
28/30
30/35
23/25
24/27
56/58
48/50
64/66
48/50
53/56
48/50
52/56
55/58
50/52
54/55
45/45
49/50
48/50
46/50
49/52
49/52
46/50
47/50
47/50
59/60
46/50
50/50
49/50
49/50
50/50
62/70
46/50
48/50
45/50
57/60
50/50
50/50
67/70
50/50
58/60
50/50
50/50
59/60
49/50
STATE
Qld
Tas
Tas
ACT
NSW
NSW
Qld
SA
Vic
SCORE
48/60
64/80
71/80
48/60
42/50
41/50
50/60
44/50
46/50
STATE
NSW
Vic
SCORE
46/50
43/50
NATIONAL DOUBLE RISE CHAMPIONS
YEAR
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
Perth Gun Club WA
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Wagga Gun Club NSW
NAME
R. Burns
Jack Headon
Doug W. Smith
Jack Headon
Warren Charlton
Warren Charlton
J.N. Thomas
Wal Rae
Tony Salafia
N. Johson
Desmond Cosgrove
Robert (Bob) Mules
Elgin T. Gates
Alf James
John Porter
Alf James
M. Cook
R. Duncan
Doug W. Smith
Joe Loitz
Adrian O'Connell
William (Bill) Iles
Russell Giles
William (Bill) Iles
Rohan Penn
Richard Dean
Adrian Cousens
Gary Redmond
Russell Mark
Jon Whittakers
Steven Atkins
Steven Atkins
Dennis Lymn
Jon Whittakers
Michael. Lyons
Barry Kable
Darren Gorst
Paul Lyons
Jon Whittakers
William (Bill) Eagle
Tom Turner
Adrian Cousens
Mark McInnes
LADIES NATIONAL DOUBLE RISE CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
Wagga Gun Club NSW
NAME
Carol Betteridge
Nanette McCallum
Cheryl Arnol
Kathie Gault
Wendy Barton
Wendy Barton
Diane Reeves
Deserie Baynes
Gaye Shale
JUNIOR NATIONAL DOUBLE RISE CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
1995
1996
WON AT
NAME
Shane Pinner
Nathan Cassells
March 2004
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Wagga Gun Club NSW
G. Shim
P. Smith
Clint Shields
Steven Parks
Tim Knight
Nick Moroni
Darren McMichan
WA
Vic
NSW
Vic
Vic
Vic
WA
48/50
56/60
53/60
45/50
47/50
52/60
45/50
STATE
SA
NSW
NSW
WA
SCORE
41/50
44/50
52/60
46/50
Precision Fit Stocks™
VETERAN NATIONAL DOUBLE RISE CHAMPIONSHIP
YEAR
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
NAME
John Ellis
Kevin Heywood
Kevin Heywood
Robin Bailey
NATIONAL DEAUVILLE DOUBLES
YEAR
2002
2003
WON AT
Russell Mark
Sam Clifford
NAME
Lynne Curtis
STATE
SCORE
40/40
Phil Grainger
57/58
AUSTRALIAN MACKINTOSH TEAM DOUBLE BARREL, SINGLE BARREL,
POINTSCORE
YEAR
1972
1974
1974
1989
1995
WON AT
Echuca Gun Club Vic
NAME
D Byrne
K Lowry
V Ryan
F Roberts
R Nisbet
STATE
Vic
SCORE
250/250
250/250
250/250
250/250
250/250
NAME
C. Hartley
M. Burgess
M. Burgess
Sperry Marshall
Jim Ellis
R.R. Wales
John Green
M. Burgess
Warren Charlton
Ken Lowry
Barry Kable
Ken Lowry
Neil Berry
William (Bill) Iles
Leo Harrison III
Jim Ellis
Larry Dimasi
Arthur Turner
William (Bill) Iles
Arthur Turner
Larry Dimasi
Michael Diamond
Michael Diamond
Steven Atkins
Kevin Perkins
Roger Duthie
Steven Atkins
William (Bill) Iles
William (Bill) Iles
Russell Mark
William (Bill) Iles
William (Bill) Iles
Kim Nealon
Arthur Turner
Glen Castellaro
Willam (Bill) Eagle
Sam Clifford
Sox Pilipasidis
STATE
NZ
NSW
NSW
TAS
NSW
NZ
VIC
NSW
NSW
Vic
NSW
Vic
Vic
Vic
USA
ACT
Vic
NSW
Vic
NSW
Vic
NSW
NSW
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
Vic
ACT
NSW
NSW
Vic
Vic
Vic
SCORE
192/200
392/400
312/325
292/300
298/306
337/350
338/350
488/508
439/450
485/488
436/450
430/450
487/508
436/450
480/500
481/500
505/525
458/475
468/475
456/475
461/475
463/475
525/540
465/475
459/475
505/525
457/475
463/475
467/475
464/475
522/540
528/540
465/475
578/590
468/475
466/475
467/475
464/475
Vic
OVERALL HIGH GUN
YEAR
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
WON AT
Perth Gun Club WA
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Echuca Gun Club Vic
Wagga Gun Club NSW
Wagga Gun Club NSW
March 2004
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Werribee / Victorian
Gala Day 2004
We held our second New Years Day shoot under excellent weather conditions with 52 shooters
coming from as far afield as Mt Gambier in SA, Canberra in the ACT, Albury/ Wodonga, Mansfield,
Frankston, Stawell in the Wimmera, Ballarat plus all the local shooters in our area.
All came to compete for the large range of good trophies and Sashes
to be won. The day started early with Pauline in the canteen
delivering breakfast for all early starters who had arrived to put
R. Garth.
L. Ogilvie.
R. Mitchell.
the finishing touches to the traps and grounds. Profits of the day
were to go towards the purchase of the land adjacent to the front of
the Club area to secure the Shooting Safety Fallout Zone. All who
came enjoyed the day with Lunch being included in noms. With
over $7600 worth of Sashes and Trophies. The day ended early
giving those who had travelled a chance to get away at a
reasonable time.
Event 1 The Sweeney Real Estate Single Barrel was won by Reece
Ehlers of Albury with a fine score of 33/33.
1st in AA R Kirley from Mansfield 32/33 2nd R Mark 44/44 3rd P
Carrol 43/45
1st in A R Garth 24/25 2nd M Pollock 25/27 3rd S Zotti 24/27
1st in B M Meakin 24/25 2nd W Wellarn 23/26 3rd J Kruse 22/25
1st in C T Gean 21/25 2nd W Doloughan 20/25 3rd T Nealon 18/25
Ladies L Ogilvie 19/25 Juniors R Mitchell 20/25 Veterans R Walker
17/25
Event 2 was the A J DeMuri Constructions D/Barrel
This event was Sponsored by our Illustrious President Tony
DeMuri
This was won by Ballarat Shooter Peter Carroll with 92/92
1st in AA A Bebend 91/92 2nd M Medhurst 85/86 3rd R Godfrey
50/51
1st in A J Soppi 88/89 2nd R Garth 55/56 3rd G Young 50/51
M. Meakin.
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1st in B D Edwards57/58 2nd L Ogilvie 39/40 3rd R Mtchell 31/32
March 2004
W. Doloughan.
S. Zotti.
1t in C W Doloughan 23/25 2nd T Nealon 22/25 3rd T Gean 20/25
Ladies W Wellarn 23/25 Juniors R Fratantaro 23/25 Veterans R
Walker 23/25
Event 3 The Ron Hopper Memorial Pointscore C/Ship. This event
was in Memory of our Life Member who passed away just over 12
months ago. Big Ron had worked tirelessly over many years up
until a few months before he passed away suddenly. This was won
by R Liersch of Albury with a score of 93/93
P. Carrol 92/92, with AJ Demuri (president).
1st in C T Nealon 78/81 2nd W Doloughan 77/81 3rd A Faranda
63/75
Ladies W Wellam 65/75 Juniors N Kirley 71/75 Veterans S Zotti
95/114
1st in B M Meakin 74/75 2nd L Ogilvie 71/75 3rd J Neumann 70/75
Overall High Gun was once again donated by our good sponsor
Biland Trading, Watton St, Werribee. A Stihl Petrol Line Trimmer
won by R Kirley from Mansfield with one point down on a top of
124/125. AA Grade P Carroll, Ballarat, & R Mark 123/125
Werribee. A Grade R Garth from Frankston 123/125, Ron shot as
good as the AA shooters with this score. Well Done! B Grade M
Meakin 122/125 Another top score from a Bloke who only shoots
once or at the most twice a year. C Grade W "Bill" Doloughan
Werribee with 109/125. Ladies L Ogilvie 115/125 Werribee. Juniors
Rodney Mitchell Werribee 111/125. Veterans Sergio Zotti
Melbourne 117/125. All grade High Guns Deluxe Sash & 500
Shells. Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Deluxe Sash & 250 Shells. We
would like to thank all our Sponsors as without their help it would
not be possible to run this shoot. Also, thanks to all our Bar,
Kitchen, Office Workers, Referees and Visitors who helped us make
this another fantastic shoot thank you all for your help.
R. Ehlers (Albury) 33/33 presented by vice president B. Mark.
R. Kirley 124/125, overall high gun.
1st in AA R Mark 92/93 2nd P Carroll 83/84 3rd N Azmar 77/78
1st in A I Fratantaro 84/87 2nd R Garth 72/75 3rd M Pollock 72/75
March 2004
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South East Zone Vic
Ball Trap Carnival
Nepean Clay Target Club was the venue for this
the second year of the Zone's Ball Trap Carnival.
In January the Club always looks it's best and it
did.
Our Sponsor, Phil Taylor's Whitehorse Arms was admirably
represented by owner Phil Taylor. Phil a keen D.T.L.
shooter, shot very well being just off the pace by only one
target, better luck next year Phil. All scores were down this
Leon Howell 1st A Grade.
Robert Godfrey & P Taylor 1st AA
Overall winner Ed Allison with Phill Taylor & SEZ Pres Leon Howell
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D White 1st C
March 2004
Break Badges
Chris Carrol 2nd AA Grade
Jamie Cross 2nd B Grade
year as the wind was running at force 10 and changing
light added to what was already a very tough day. The
members from Nepean did a top job of running the office,
keeping the traps and all shooters in order and on time.
The results of the
Championship are.
South
East
Zone
Ball Trap
Overall Ed Allison 46/50, First AA Robert Godfrey
Second AA Chris Carrol 43/50. First A Leon Howell
Second A Laurie Mirabella 40/50. First B Charlie
45/50, Second B Jamie Cross 39/50. First C D White
Second C Sam Spano 39/50.
45/50,
42/50,
Galea
40/50,
It will be on again next year let's all hope the wind is not so
blustery, as all are a little demoralised with our low scores.
Leon Howell President,
Vic South East Zone."Working Together"
Member
Agnew,G
Atkins, R
Baker, B
Barry, G
SK50
Blazely, R
Brind, T
Bruin, N
Clark, N
Home Club
Albury/Wodonga
Echuca
SAGC
Achieved At
Wangaratta
Echuca
SAGC
Wangaratta
Break
SK50
DTL150
TWR50
Wangaratta
Tasmanian
Camel Hill
Upper Hunter
Clutterbuck, F
Dent, B
Duncan, B
Dunn, C
Finn, J
Hicks, T
Hosking, R
Jennings, G
LePoidevin, A
McLaughlin, D
Norris, A
Pilipasidis, S
Pope, D
Seve, F
Targett, B
Thaller,J
Wilson, A
Mildura
West Wyalong
Majura Park
Callawadda/Stawell
Yass
Num.Shep
Castlemaine
Warrnambool
Wangaratta
Albury
Camel Hill
Abruzzo
SAGC
Csmel Hill
Burnie
Majura Park
Majura Park
Tasmanian
Camel Hill
Camel Hill
Yarrawonga
Wodonga
Pooncarie
West Wyalong
Majura Park
Echuca
Yass
Num. Shep.
Boort
Warrnambool
Wangaratta
Albury
Camel Hill
Echuca
SAGC
Camel Hill
Cressy
Majura Park
Majura Park
DTL75
DTL50
DTL75
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DTL50
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Psychological Skills for Shooting
by Michael Kruger-Davis
Preparing for the Nationals
As this article is being read, most of us will be preparing for
the 2004 trap Nationals. In terms of the mental aspects of the
sport, how can we prepare?
In researching this article, I read a paper by Jeffery Bond, Chief
Psychologist for the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra on
performance segmenting which argued that you should break up
your competition experience into smaller and much more
manageable units. These units can then be dealt with one at a
time.
For the shooter attending the Nationals what are the segments
that are important and need consideration? Firstly, it is necessary
to explain that this list is made from my mind and experience and
is by no means exhaustive or suitable for every reader. Each person
will have to look to him or herself to determine what is important
for them.
Goals. I know I seem to harp on this but they are important as they
provide a roadmap by which we need to travel to achieve what we
want. By the time the Nationals come around most of us should
have a clear idea of what we want to achieve. Whilst it is important
to aim high it is also necessary to aim for important and achieve
important steps along the way. At the recent Olympic Discipline
Nationals I had the opportunity to talk with Lauryn Ogilvie.
During our discussion it became apparent that her drive and
successes were due to her having a major long term goal; namely
to win an Olympic Gold medal. She did not discount her other
achievements or failures for that matter because for her they were
part of the process that was going to help her achieve her desired
goal.
An interesting comment she made was that there needs to be for
everyone a balance to life and that just doing one thing (for
example, shooting) denies you the opportunity to grow and develop
as a person because there is more to each of us than having a single
focus. Lauryn went further to state that some of her life goals, for
example, being fit, working, studying, etc also helped her to shoot
and compete and where possible life goals should integrate and not
a list of goals for this and a list of goals for that.
TAIPAN SHIELD
2003
Congratulations to the girls from the Werribee
Victorian Clay Target Club on claiming victory in the
2003 Taipan Shield postal competition.
Wendy Wellam, Linda Ristevski, Stacey Roiall,
Michelle Beecham and Lauryn Ogilvie shot the
competition in December with a combined score of
119/125 for a clear win from the Majura Park team
on a score of 115/125 in second place.
Third place went to the team from the Burdekin Gun
Club with a combined score of 106/125.
Lauryn also talked about having a routine to provide consistency
for both training and competition so that you had a vehicle by
which you could focus your attention and concentration and a
comfort station from which to reduce anxiety that may develop
during the competition. She stated that for her it was important to
have a pre competition routine and a within competition routine;
in both cases this involved visualisation.
Regular readers of this column and those who have attended
workshops will be aware of the importance of having a routine that
cues and focuses your attention. The importance of using
visualisation techniques is that you are able to give your right side
of the brain the message you want to convey without resorting to
talking to yourself which is most likely to foster self doubt. This
routine may involve making sure you've got all your gear; favourite
glasses, jacket, etc as well as the rituals you undergo as you wait
for your squad to shoot. For some it might be sitting quietly on
their own, for others it might be stretching or talking with other
squad members.
So in preparing for the Nationals some fundamentals need to be
adhered to. Firstly, have your goals clearly defined in your own
mind. It may be you are striving to beat your previous best
performance or win a national title. It doesn't matter what your
goal is; make it your goal, make it achievable and make it fun to
achieve. Anything better than what you set for yourself will be
icing on the cake. Secondly, cut the Nationals experience up into
smaller segments of pre-competition, competition and post
competition so that you can adequately prepare for each stage.
Next, look at the Nationals as a series of events that go together to
make a whole and look to see what you achieved with each section
rather than look at the whole and be disappointed. Fourthly, have
a routine, which you can use to focus you attention both before and
during the competition. Next, arrive at the Nationals fit; mentally
fit, physically fit and match fit. Lauryn expressed this as being
confident in your ability; to both achieve and to improve, as there
is always room for improvement. It is no good turning up to an
event not believing in your own ability to achieve. There will be
enough shooters out there trying to beat you, don't help them by
beating yourself. Be positive and realistic about your ability. Sixth,
as well as having confidence in yourself you need to have
confidence in your equipment; gun, ammunition, accessories. You
need to also be aware of comments that others may make can effect
your thinking and produce doubt. Stay focused in the here and now.
You can't shoot in either the past or the present. Finally, you have
to enjoy the competition and remember that your whole world
should not revolve around whether you win or lose.
For those experienced shooters the Nationals are an important
part of their shooting calendar. What surprises me is the few B and
C grade shooters that ever turn up to either the Nationals or a
state carnival. Coming to these shoots should be an important part
of your learning process for the sport. Firstly, after competing at a
shoot, with the calibre and size of the competition that attends the
Nationals, will help you shoot at your local club because the
prospect will not seem as daunting. Secondly, there is a good
chance of taking home a section prize in one or all of the events,
and thirdly, shooting alongside the best Australia has to offer will
lift your game as well.
Remember, go to the Nationals prepared. Have your goals clearly
defined, be confident in your ability and your equipment, break up
the whole experience into manageable segments, stay focused in
the here and now and most of all have fun.
Thanks to all teams for your entry and participation.
Once again, congratulations Werribee Victorian Clay
Target Club.
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Michael Kruger-Davis is a psychologist and a member of
Narrandera Clay Target Club. Questions regarding psychological
aspects of sport and shooting can be addressed him at PO Box 347
Narrandera 2700 or on 02 69 592802.
March 2004
Your Say
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The Editor
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Dear Your Sir
Great to see advanced coaching clinic, but sad to see page 30 in
February 2004 Vol 57 no 2 shooter with gun mounted ready to
shoot when there is 4 people in front of the shooter.
We don't need to have a gun explode as it did with Russell Mark
and have someone in front of the mark killed.
John Singleton
Member Number 6496
VIC NEZ TOWER SHOOT AT MATHOURA
Friday evening on the 23rd of January 04 and
shooters arrived at Mathoura Gun Club to contest
for the Victorian North East Zone Double Barrel
Night Tower Event.
Weather could not be better with
no wind and a temp of 24
degrees, competitors were Eager
to start the nights program.
Committee was pleased to see a
good roll up of shooters, ready to
do battle for the three events on
offer, an eye opener points score,
a points score, and a tower
shoot.
The weather promised to see
good scores shot and shooters
did just that.
The first event was a ten target
points score and six shot the
possible 30/30 to take a Share in
the cash divide, H O,Conner, R
Kerslake, B Kerslake, M
Roberts, G Bradley, and T
Berryman.
Event Two, A 15 target points score with three placings, and three
shooters lined up For a shoot-off after scoring the possible, final
results were, first with a score of 69/69 Tim Robinson, 2nd on 68/69
Graham Hall, and 3rd Trevour Berryman on 45/48.
again three with The possible to shoot off for this graded event.
Shooting well to stave off his competitors of N Patterson on 44/45
and Phillip Stowe 39/40 was Graham Hall with an excellent 45/45
taking the Zone Sash and trophy and A grade, B grade was won by
club President Roger Kerslake on 24/25, and C grade
Ben Kerslake with a score of 21/25.
The end of a very enjoyable shoot and committee thanked the
ladies for catering, and Shooters for travelling in the night to make
it happen, and wished everyone a safe trip Home.
Murray Roberts.
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— Vale —
RONALD ANTHONY DUFFY "DUFF"
SERGIO ZUFFO
A noticeable absence from the Albury/Wodonga Xmas shoot was
long standing Club member Mr Ron Duffy - known far and wide as
"Duff".
With the recent passing of
Sergio Zuffo, the Australian
Clay Target Association, NSW
Gun Club and clay target
shooters, have lost one of their
most ardent supporters, one
whose influence, contribution
and commitment to the sport
over many years will be greatly
missed.
Duff passed away on the 6th
December after losing a long
battle with cancer. He was a
likeable character and well
known throughout the Traps. He
was very strong willed and
combined with his wicked sense
of humour, could always be
heard "stirring" someone around
the Clubs. Duff usually gave
more than he got. He was a
fighter and attended either
practice or competition up until
the final weeks when he sadly
lost his final shoot-off.
Club members deeply regret his passing and we extend our
sympathy to his wife Ann & Family.
A Shooting Star will now have a new meaning:
Rest in peace Duff.
Ernie Cocks
Albury/Wodonga Clay Target Club
SERGIO ZUFFO
Frankston Australian Clay Target Club recently lost a foundation
member and a long-standing supporter of our club.
The Frankston Australian Clay Target Club would not be in
existence to day if it weren't for Sergio's financial backing and
inspirations.
Clay target shooters in earlier days around Australia enjoyed the
affordability to shoot because of Sergio's manufacture of
discounted Clay targets and Cartridges.
Club members deeply regret his passing and we extend our sincere
sympathy to Ursula, Annamaria and Rebecca
Paul Calvi
Frankston Australian Clay Target Club
SERGIO ZUFFO
Past Vice President, Club Captain and Life Member of the NSW
Gun Club Ltd.
We are sorry to have to inform the shooting world that Sergio
passed away on the 27th December 2003. Sergio was a special
member of our club he was always looking at ways to improve the
sport with new inventions.
He installed the first trench layout at the NSW Gun Club in NSW
and was always available to sort out any problems and with his
interest in new traps and equipment kept our club at the forefront
of technology. He was the supplier of all the shooting equipment of
the 2000 Olympic Games and was always looking at ways to keep
the cost of shooting affordable.
He manufactured clay targets and ammunition to keep the
opposition on their toes. He also sponsored several young
promising shooters, Russell Mark, Michael Diamond, Ben Kelly to
name a few. He was a donor of many prizes for shoots all over
Australia. He will be missed not only by our members but also by
the whole of the shooting community Australia wide.
Sergio,
who
joined
the
Australian Clay Target Association on 11 February 1975, will be
fondly remembered in shooting circles for the outstanding
contribution that he made to the growth and development of clay
target shooting throughout NSW and Australia. In particular his
home club, NSW Gun Club, which he served well both as a club
member and club captain. His contribution to the development of
the sport, particularly at club level, will also be fondly remembered
by the many clubs' across the country that benefited by their
association with him.
Sergio's last active involvement in the sport was with the Sydney
2000 Olympic Games, for which he provided the Mattarelli clay
target equipment and played an instrumental role in the delivery
of the clay target events. He was a proud man during the Olympic
Games, when two shooters who had benefited from his support in
the early days of their international development, Michael
Diamond (gold) and Russell Mark (silver), won medals for
Australia.
Sergio's funeral took place at St Cecilia's Catholic Church,
Balgowlah, NSW on Friday 2 January, when family and friends
gathered to pay a final tribute to a man whose life had been
devoted to his wife Ursula, and daughters Annamaria and Rebecca.
Friends of long standing, Bill Humel a friend of 48 years from the
building industry, Hank Theunissen, NSW Gun Club and Robert
Smith, a long time friend from the sport, had little difficulty in
recalling and sharing with those present in the church, some of the
pleasant memories they each had from their friendship and long
association with Sergio and their knowledge of some of the many
personal attributes that he possessed.
One of four children of Livio and Maria Zuffo, Sergio was born in
Dolo, Italy, on 11 November 1931. While being very proud of his
Italian heritage and having a deep appreciation for his native
home, he was also very proud to be an Australian and prouder still
of the country that adopted him.
Following his arrival in Australia in 1954, Sergio successfully
established himself in the building and plastering industry, where
his determination and aptitude for hard work became evident with
his business becoming one of the most successful of its kind in
Sydney. In later years and in a move away from the building
industry he established a thriving clay target and cartridge
manufacturing business, where the names Olimpyc Targets and
Scorpio Cartridges soon became household names in the sport of
clay target shooting
His many friends in Australia and around the world who admired
and respected him for his integrity, hard work and determination
and who would have been saddened by the news of his passing
have lost a true and valued friend.
Sergio, who above all had a profound love of his family, is survived
by his loving wife Ursula, daughters Annamaria and Rebecca,
sister Silvana (Italy), and brother Daryo (Sydney), to whom we
extend our deepest sympathy.
To URSULA, Annamaria and Rebecca we all share in your loss.
THE BOARD AND MEMBERS OF
NSW GUN CLUB LTD.
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May He Rest In Peace
Alan Maher & Robert Smith
March 2004
Coaches Corner . . .
This will be an on going section in the CTSN. Shooters will be encouraged to send in questions each month, which
will be answered by different senior coaches. So if you have any questions please address them to:
Coaches Corner
PO Box 466 Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 or email your questions to :
[email protected] and type in the subject line Coaches Corner.
GUN FIT
by Tim Catling Level 2 Coach
So Shooter X comes to you with a new gun and asks your help to
see that it fits:
Use the following steps:
1.
Check the pull:
367mm or 14 1/2 inches
2.
Check stock length with gun mounted
The line of fingers and the nose and chin. Then look at the
gap, it should be 40mm or 1 1/2 inches.
3.
Eye - Rib alignment:
Have the shooter mount the gun with eyes shut. When he
is comfortable, open the eyes. The pupil of the eye should be
straight down the rib.
4.
Comb Height:
With the gun mounted, place 2 x 20 cent pieces
on the rear of the rib and the shooter should be able
to see over them to about half way along the rib.
5.
Pitch:
is the relationship between the line of the kick pad to
the line of the barrel rib. The gun will need negative pitch.
Check this in a doorway. Start with 50mm or 2 inches.
Many shooters need more than that.
6.
Patterning:
pattern from 30 to 33 metres. Have the shooter
shoot
at the mark as he would a straightaway target. Don't
rifle shoot it.
Continue patterning until the centre of the pattern is 60/40
above. Then the top barrel will be about 70/30.
To change the pattern centre downwards, place a wedge in
the heel of the kick pad, 2mm or 1/8 inch will move the
pattern a fair amount, keep at it until 60/40 is reached.
7.
Now Test it by having the shooter mount the gun straight
out from the body and fire the gun. By standing to one
side you can then observe the barrel.
It should remain still.
8.
Last Test:
Set the trap straight. Have the shooter shoot the
straightaway at 6 O'Clock on the target. He should break
the target very well.
The shooter should have the feeling that the gun shoots
itself.
THE GUN NOW FITS.
HELPFUL HINTS
GETTING KICKED IN THE FACE:
The SHOOTER comes to you complaining of getting kicked in the
cheek.
This is usually caused by incorrect mounting of the gun. That is if
the gun fits him in the correct way. What the shooter is doing is
taking the face to the gun, instead of the gun to the face.
Try the following two remedies:
1.
Have the shooter mount the gun pointing to the sky at
about 80∫. Then bring the gun down to the trap house. This
seldom fails.
2.
Have the shooter mount the gun to the jaw line and then
run the stock up the face to the cheek, picking up a little
"meat" to cushion the cheekbone. This will reinforce the
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gun coming to the face, not the face to the gun. This method will
take more practice.
Different shells will pattern differently in different guns,
but not always.
So encourage the shooter to use the same shells all the time, after
you have got it right for him.
The main thing here is that faster shells will generally lower the
pattern.
This is why that sometimes a shooter will change his shells and
have trouble. He will complain that his timing has gone, when
really it is that the pattern centre has changed.
Kick Pads: Encourage shooters to use straight kick pads because
when the gun is not mounted properly it will not really matter.
WORLD
DTL
CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Executive of the ACTA has approved for the
following teams to be sanctioned to attend the
World DTL Championships being held at the
Bywell Shooting Ground, Felton,
Northumberland, England
15th to 17th July 2004:
* Open Team (5 person)
* Ladies Team (3 person)
* Junior Team (3 person)
* Veterans Team (3 person)
Teams will be selected from the total number
of targets/points for the following events:
* Double Barrel (100 tgt)
* Single Barrel (50 tgt)
* Points (150 pts)
* Mackintosh (300 pts)
All teams are partial funded, extent of
funding to be determined. Selections
will also be subject to approval.
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KERANG CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
NEW YEAR’S DAY SHOOT
Thursday, January 1st, 2004 saw 95 shooters attend
the - Kerang Clay Target Club with their main
objective, to participate in the third and final "John
Dunstan Memorial" 25 Target Double Barrel
Championship. Shooters travelled from as far away
as Queensland, Northern Territory, West Australia
and New South Wales with the majority of shooters
coming from clubs all over Victoria.
Junior high gun winner, Aaron
Hawdon 151/155.
Overall presidential double barrel
winner Gordon Fletcher 77/77.
It was very pleasing to see many families accompanying the
competitors. The canteen was very capably run by Karl, Hazel and
Les and their helpers, many thanks to all, a job well done. Office
staff Darren, Stephen and Phyllis with help from Ray and Neil,
many thanks also. Our Shoot Marshalls Chris and Stan kept the
program running smoothly all day with Ken and Ian keeping the
traps filled. Thank you also to all who scored and refereed, kept the
scoreboard up to date and helped in any other way. It all adds up
to a smooth running shoot.
Rod Flower, winner of the John Dunstan Memorial with Heather
and Brett Dunstan.
Overall high gun winner Roger Lehman 155/155, with president
Frank James..
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Special acknowledgment must be made to Heather Dunstan and
family and Dunstan Farmers Engineering for their exceptional
sponsorship over the last three years for the "John Dunstan
Memorial" event. The club was honoured to hold this event. The
Kerang Clay Target Club Inc. also wishes to acknowledge the
Melissa Puiatti, ladies high gun 94/125 with Frank James, president and
Pyllis Epps, secretary.
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following sponsors for their support to our club: Gannawarra Shire Council, Elders VP Barham, Max Wilson Tyres,
Murray Goulburn Leitchville, Gray's Bakery, Morton's Automotive
Engineering, cluBarham, Betta Electrical Barham, McCaskers
Amcal Chemist, Kerang Caravan & Tourist Park, Mathers
Transport, Carmichael Jewellers, Arnoldt & Greenwood.
High Guns for the day were sponsored by the following:
OVERALL: Kerang Autopro.
LADIES: Loddon River Motel.
JUNIORS: Kerang Police.
VETERANS: Stan & Marion Kerr.
OVERALL for "JOHN DUNSTAN MEMORIAL" Event was
sponsored by Beretta Australia.
Thank you all for your support to our club, it is very much
appreciated.
Our Special Effort for New Years Day (4 Draws)
1. Picnic Basket Stephen Morris Alice Springs.
2. Sports Bag Michelle Ball Alice Springs.
3. Gazebo Danny White Cohuna.
4. Radio Wayne Upton Wakool
Veteran high gun winner, Charles Peach 121/125 with Frank James and
sponsor, Stan kerr.
Congratulations to the winners. The President thanked all who
attended and all helpers on the day, hope to see you on New Years
Day 2005.
Phyllis Epps - Secretary.
JANUARY SHOOT AT ECHUCA
Six squads of shooters arrived at Echuca Clay Target
Club for the January shoot, which included four
events for the day's competition.
Perfect weather of 27 degrees and a light breeze made for good
shooting conditions.
Usually January is down on shooter numbers after the Christmas
festivities and some competitors away on holiday, so the committee
was pleased to see a good number arrive.
Echuca club has been trying to promote Skeet competition by
usually starting the day with at least a 25 target round of Skeet.
score of 75/75, AA 2nd Tim Robinson on 74/75, A Grade 1st Ian
Gebhardt on a 40/41, A 2nd R Traill 19/20 B Grade 1st A Jacotine
32/33, B 2nd Peter Sing on 26/27. C Grade 1st A Gobbo 19/20, C 2nd
Arron Lemphers with an 18/20 score.
Murray Roberts.
NOTICE TO ALL CLUBS
CTSN:
In this case all but a very few shooters entered for Event One, a 25
Skeet cash divide.
Results were as follows, A Grade taken out by Leigh Roberts of
Bendigo on a 25/25, B Grade Howard Hawking of Shepparton on a
24/25, C Grade, club president Ron Traill also on a 24/25.
Event Two a 20 target Single Barrel, and 1st in AA was Craig
Fitzgerald after a short shoot-off ending on an excellent 32/32, A
Grade 1st was Tony Robb 20/20, B Grade, Greg Norris 19/20, and
C Grade 1st Alain Gobbo on an 18/20.
Event Three a 20 target Handicap and first after a very short
shoot-off was Craig Hill on a score of 26/26, Craig shooting very
well off a back mark of 21 meters received a overall winners Sash
a Trophy and a penalty half meter added to his handicap. 2nd on
25/26 was local Doug Faulkner shooting off 15 meters, and 3rd
after a longer shoot-off on 33/34 was Andrew Jacotine off 17
meters.
Event Four a 20 target Double Barrel, and with the good shooting
conditions all but C Grade were involved in shoot-offs to decide
actual placings.
The closing date for the
advertising in the
magazine is now the
20th of the month.
FOR EXAMPLE THE
May ISSUE
WILL CLOSE ON
March 20TH, 2004.
Overall and AA Grade was C Hill having a good day out with a
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ECHUCA BOXING DAY SHOOT RESULTS
Perfect weather and perfect shooting conditions yet
overall attendance was down by three to five squads on
previous years. Big upcoming shoots in the Melbourne
area probably kept some shooters away, as these days a
lot of families and even individual shooters have to
decide will they spend their allocated money here or
there.
There was disappointment at the lower numbers, but those
that arrived at Echuca Clay Target Club for the two day shoot,
assured the Club Committee that it was probably the best run,
and the most enjoyable shoot they had attended in a long time.
With good competition on the shooting ground, and numerous
attractions in Echuca and Moama for the family to attend,
most family's have a very enjoyable two or three day holiday,
177/178, the shoot was
actually dominated by junior
shooters showing the more
senior members they are
going to be a force to be
reckoned with. 2nd in AA was
R Godfrey 130/131, 1st in A
was a very competitive Ryan
Atkins, 2nd in A was V Haidy
58/59, 1st in B Grade Julian
O,Rorke 58/59, 2nd in B
Nathan Kirley on 49/50, 1st in
C Mathew Raeburn 47/50 and
2nd in C was Alain Gobbo on a
47/51. The best unplaced
Junior in this event was
Melitta Northausen.
Event Two A 25 tgt Handicap.
1st shooting off 17 meters was
Nick Corbo on 42/42
Picking up a nice sum of Sox Piligasads, overall winner of
$700-00 along with his Sash,
the double rise.
2nd was Frank Dimasi from
Mildura off 19 meters 41/42, 3rd Nick Kirley (Mansfield ) off
21 meters on 39/40, 4th Bill Eagle (ECTC) off 23 meters with
a 38/39, 5th Ern Bertollo (Veneto) 36/37.
Event Three A 25 tgt Points Score. Once again a junior
showing the way taking out Overall and B Grade, Julian
O'Rorke on a 78/78, 2nd in B Frank Demasi on a 74/75, AA 1st
Steve Atkins, winner overall
high gun
Ryan Atkins, A grade high gun
winner.
with the added bonus of perhaps sharing in the $10,000-00
Trophy list.
Full results of the Boxing Day shoot are as follows.
Event One. A 50 tgt Double Barrel off 15 meters, and Overall
and AA grade after a lengthy shoot off with his son, Steven
Atkins survived on 178/178 to beat Ryan on a very good
Arty Del-Ben, overall and double AA grade winner, 25 target single barrel
with Ron Traill, Echuca gun Club president.
Rob Kirley 78/81, 2nd Arty Del-Ben 77/81, A 1st David Robb on
a 74/75, 2nd Murray Holm 85/87, C Grade 1st Mathew Bunn
69/75, and 2nd in C was Alain Gobbo with a 67/75, best
Unplaced Junior was Blair Signoroto.
Alain Gobbo, C grade high gun
winner.
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Julian O’Rorke, junior and B grade
high gun winner.
Event Four A 20 Pair Double Rise. Overall and AA having a
good run was Socrates (Sox) Pilipasidis on an excellent 48/50,
2nd in AA S Atkins 47/50, A Grade 1st Peter Gobbo on 37/40,
2nd in A Mark Pollock 63/70, B Grade 1st Julian O'Rorke
having a terrific shoot with a 36/40, 2nd in B Geoff Strauss on
35/40, C Grade 1st M Bunn on 27/40 2nd in C Alain Gobbo
44/60, best unplaced Junior again Blair Signoroto.
March 2004
Day one over and time for day
two results.
Yates 71/75, 2nd Julian O'Rorke 29/32, C 1st M Bunn 39/50,
2nd C Cameron 77/100, best unplaced Junior Blair Signoroto.
Event Five A 25 tgt Double
Barrel Gift off 16 Meters. AA
1st (Sox) 90/90, 2nd C Hill
89/90, A 1st M Kenny 43/43,
2nd T Robb 42/43, B 1st John
O'Rorke 42/42, 2nd R Cugley
41/42, C 1st A Gobbo 23/25,
2nd C Cameron 21/25
Event Seven A 25 tgt Single Barrel. Overall and AA with the
only possible shot was A Del-Ben 25/25, 2nd J Vardanega
48/49, A 1st J Soppi 25/26, 2nd R Traill 24/26,B 1st R Pitt
30/32, 2nd Julian O,Rorke 29/32, C 1st A Gobbo 26/30, 2nd C
Cameron 25.
Event Six A 30 tgt Medley off
18 Meters. Taking Overall
and AA James Vardanega
96/100, 2nd in AA J Mollica
91/100, A 1st D Robb 48/50,
2nd I Demasi 71/75, B 1st K
James Vargdanega, overall and
double AA grade winner of the 30
target medley.
At the end of the two days, local shooter Steven Atkins showed
the way. Winning the Overall High Gun and AA for the entire
shoot with an excellent score of 281/290. Steve's son, Ryan
Atkins was not that far behind taking out A grade High Gun
on 272/290. B Grade High Gun Julian O'Rorke with a 266/290,
C Grade Alain Gobbo 244/290. Junior High Gun after a shoot
off to decide the winner was Julian O'Rorke on a 304/330. The
Ladies High Gun was picked up by another local shooter
Melitta Northausen 245/290. Veterans High Gun went to Stan
Collins on a very respectable 267/290. Full results for the two
days will follow in a further report.
Murray Roberts
INDIGENOUS LADIES CLAY TARGET
TRAINING PROGRAM
11TH OCTOBER - 22ND NOVEMBER 2003 AT THE
WEST AUSTRALIAN GUN CLUB (INC)
An approach was made by the Department of Sport & Recreation
(WA) (DSR) Indigenous Development Officer - Mr Errol McGrath
about the possibility of conducting a clay target training program
for indigenous women. This came about because the ladies wished
to participate in sports other the identified "main stream"
activities in which they were involved. Basically each of the
women wanted to try a sport where no networking existed for their
families or friends or other members of the communities and
therefore could relate the experience and promote the virtues of
the sport back within their communities.
DSR provided some funds towards the training program and each
lady paying the balance of the program.
The Club had
reservations and was very clear with its responsibilities or
considerations. The DSR representative was equally supportive of
the ramifications, being that it is a firearm related sport and that
the Club is in an isolated area. It was explained that these
requirements were part and parcel for all and not just for this
program specifically. Once all had been settled and the program
accepted, the very first indigenous ladies program commenced with
a total of seven (7) ladies in training.
The program was formulated for shooting both domestic Skeet and
Trap and broken into two (2) identified segments of three (3)
sessions per discipline with one weeks rest between the two
segments. Training started with the Skeet first, running from 11th
- 25th October 2003 each Saturday morning commencing at
9:00am. The ladies went through a safety and awareness session
each day, but the first consisted of understanding the cartridges
and firearms being used and also the method used for shooting
Skeet. At all time SAFETY was noted as being the paramount
object of clay target shooting. Once the ladies finished with the
classroom session, they then went to the Skeet layout and
commenced the practical part of training. As with all new shooters,
we started them on Station # 7 low house target. Over the three
(3) week period, the ladies undertook two new stations and a few
targets on one previous (just to get their memory triggered for
hitting targets). They shot two rounds each segment with the last
week's program culminating in a full round of Skeet under
competition conditions. Some very credible scores were registered
with the highest being 18 and lowest being 14. After this they then
March 2004
had their weeks break whereby they undertook cycling around the
"bridges" of Perth.
Back they came on the 8th November for their second session of the
program - undertaking shooting DTL. It was managed under the
same system as the Skeet, but we started them on # 3 track and
straight away targets. It was five (5) targets per person on lane #
3, then we moved them on to # 4 and # 5. With them undertaking
Skeet first, it got their eye in for hitting targets sooner and
therefore we were able to move them through the lanes in the
initial round of 25 and then concentrate on their next round being
a full round, but still on straight away targets. In the next session
they were given five (5) targets each of straight away from one lane
then the machine was put to oscillating. Ladies that had excelled
at Skeet, confused themselves with the DTL and the others
registered good hits and scores. It certainly showed that out of the
seven (7) ladies participating, that with their talents during the
program, half were "skeeties" and the other half "trappies". We
finished the program on the 22nd November and all of the ladies
were invited to undertake a round of ISSF Trap at their own
expense. Again good results were achieved with those that had
shown they were more attuned to Skeet, registered the better
scores.
Children of the participants were also given the opportunity to try
clay target shooting, using both 410g and 12g shotguns, where
appropriate and the Winchester 1200's or the new Low Recoil
ammunition was used for all of the program
Thanks must go to our Club members who volunteered their time
for this auspicious event, making it a very professional program.
Present were Norm Atkins, Ian Young and Mr Bill Foy. We are
proud, that through DSR's Indigenous Development Officer - Mr
Errol McGrath, the very first clay target training program in
Australia for indigenous ladies was conducted at the West
Australian Gun Club (Inc). Congratulations to Sharmaine Nelson,
Lola McDowell, Sharon Page, Sharmain Sands, Juanita Simcock,
Yvette Alger and Pam Thorley for trying a very different and
challenging sport. All were presented with Certificates of Safety
and Achievement and we look forward to a couple becoming
members under the new "Social" category.
W.A.G.C (Inc) Promotions Officer
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Coffs Harbour Clay Target Club Annual 2 Day Open Shoot
McDonell Cool in Heat
Port Macquarie's Nathan McDonell remained cool under pressure
to hold off all challengers including Sydney Legends Arty Del-Ben,
Theo Lionatos and last year's winner George Dominello to take out
the overall "High Gun". His score of 248/250 is calculated over the
two days of competition, which requires high concentration and
technique. McDonell's composure stems from the fact that he has
competed at the highest level as a junior and now in the open
ranks. He competes in Coffs Harbour regularly giving him
somewhat of a home ground advantage.
Vince Gatt took out AA Grade High Gun from Cecil Park, Sydney
246/250.
Graham Gosling from Newcastle 237/250 won a Grade High Gun.
B Grade High Gun winner was John Howell from Port Macquarie
237/250.
C Grade High Gun winner was Brendon Pickette from Coonamble
222/250.
Junior High Gun went to Glen Innes's Ben Bloxome after a
tremendous battle with Sydney's Harry McMaster; both were
locked at 226/250 at the end of two days. The large crowd gave the
boys a standing ovation at the completion of the shoot-off event.
Veterans High Gun
went to Frank Bradwell from Illawarra
with a score of
243/250.
Eighty competitors
from all over the
state and interstate
attended the two-day
competition.
Club
President Bob Aitchison said he was very
pleased with the
attendance.
It
reflects the fact that
competitors
look
forward to coming to
Coffs
Harbour
because of its great
facilities, weather,
food and holiday
atmosphere.
Club News — Club News
ALEXANDRA GC: Held their AGM and the following office bearers
were elected: President - Jack Woolmer, Vice President - Peter
McNair, Secretary - Barry Pyke, Treasurer - Peter Elward,
Handicapper - Barry Pyke, Shoot Marshall - Kevin Elward,
Publicity Officer - Peter McNair.
Secretary - Brian Ewart, Ass. Sec.-: June Roach, Treasurer - Bruce
Whiteaker, Captain - Vince Marney, Vice Cap. - Col Smith, Bob
Benjamin, Handicapper - Ross Silvester, Ass. Hand. - Don
Wetherell, Wst Cst Delegates - Don Wetherell, Bruce Whiteaker,
Trap Maint.- Vince Marney, Abe Turner, Public Relations - Colin &
June Roach.
BOMBALA GC: Held their AGM and the following office bearers
were elected: President - Tony Roberts, Vice President - Wayne
Morgan, Secretary - Beverley Wilbers, Delegate - Tony Roberts,
Treasurer - Beverley Wilbers, Handicapper - Phil Green, Captain &
Shoot Marshall - Adam Roberts, Publicity Officer - Nancy
Badewitz, Committee Members - Herb Kennedy, Ossie Benson,
Norm Wilton, Don Badewitz.
BUNGUNYA GC: Held their AGM and the following office bearers
were elected : President - Tony Robb, Secretary / Treasurer - Pam
Maher, Delegate- Tony Robb.
CANOWINDRA CTC: Held their AGM and the following office
bearers were elected; President - Barry Pyke, Secretary - John
Lawrence, Treasurer - Rob Campbell.+
BRISBANE GC: Held their AGM 17-1-04 and the following office
bearers were elected: President - R Spencer, S/Vice President - P
Zapantis, J/Vice Pres. - P Hill, Sec./Tres. - T Meadows, Publicity
Officer - S Dobeli, Armourers - T Meadows & P Hill, Handicapper K Nasarenko, Skeet Captain - P Hill, Trench Captain - P Zapantis,
Committee - K Dobeli, P Vit, C OíNeill, H Buller, D Parsons, M
Bopf.
EDGEHILL GC: Held their AGM and the following office bearers
were elected: President - Phil House, Vice President - Tony Golding,
Secretary - Graham Evans, Treasurer - Graham Evans,
Handicapper - Graeme Kutzer, Captain - A Tyrell, A Gorton, Shoot
Marshall - A Tyrell, Publicity Officer - Graham Evans, Committee
Members- Andrew Gorton, John Oliver.
BUNBURY CTC: Held their AGM and the following office bearers
were elected: President - Abe Teune, Vice President - Ross Silvester,
FAR WEST GC: Held their AGM and the following office bearers
were elected: President - Gavin Lovelock, Vice President - Howard
Sleep, Secretary - Joy Sleep, Ass. Sec.- George Burnett, Delegate John Holder, Treasurer - Joy Sleep, Handicapper - Allan Suter,
Shoot Marshall - Allan Suter, Committee Members - Gavin
Lovelock, Howard Sleep, Joy Sleep, George Burnett, Carol Suter,
Reanay Waye, Allan Suter.
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GRAFTON CTC: Held their AGM and the following office bearers
were elected: President - Peter McQuire, Vice President - Barry
Cameron, Secretary - Rus Wesslink, Delegate - Peter McQuire,
Treasurer - Rus Wesslink, Handicapper - Barry Cameron, Captain
- Don Hancock, Shoot Marshall - Barry Cameron, Publicity Officer
- Rus Wesslink, Committee Members - Peter McQuire, Rus
Wesslink, Barry Cameron, Don Hancock.
METROPOLITAN CTC: Held their AGM and the following office
bearers were elected : President - Cliff Milroy, Vice President Dominic Tigani, 3rd Secretary - Peter Signorotto, Treasurer Simon Downie, Committee Members - Daniel Signorotto, Laurie
Allum.
March 2004
Classifieds — Classifieds
RATES AND CONDITIONS
This section is for the exclusive use of ACTA members, and has been introduced for
the purchase, sale and exchange of personal equipment.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the new Gun Laws, all classified ads submitted must
include the serial number of all guns advertised, and also the shooter licence
number. We are also no longer allowed to advertise the sale of any pump-action or
semi-auto shotguns or the parts thereof.
Rates (inc GST) are as follows:
$11.00 — 0-60 words
$22.00 — 60-100 words max.
Advertisers must comply with the copy deadlines as detailed on page 2 of this issue,
and your name, address and telephone number must be supplied. Copy should be
typed or carefully hand-written.
Payment must accompany advertisement.
NSW Members and Dealers
As stated in Firearms Act 1996, Section 54 “A person must not cause an
advertisement for the sale of a firearm or firearm part to be published unless:
(a) the person is a licensed firearm dealer, or
(b) the proposed sale is to be arranged by or through a licensed firearm dealer and
the advertisement contains such particulars as may be prescribed by the
Regulations”.
The Regulation states, “For the purposes of section 54(b) of the Act, the following
particulars are prescribed in relation to an advertisement for the sale of a firearm
that is arranged by or through a licensed firearms dealer.
(a) the licence or permit number of the seller,
(b) the name and address of the dealer concerned.”
The Firearms Act 1996 applies to both the Publisher and the individual placing the
advertisement. Failing to abide by this Section attracts a maximum fine of $5,500.
WANTED: “For Private Collection” — old paper shot shells and 2 piece packets.
Powder tins. Gun Shop Catalogues. Australian Clay Pigeion Shooting News before
1960. Shooting memorabilia. Will pay good money. Pay top money for Two Piece
Packets. ph; 03 5775 1652 Mick Ward. Shooters License No. 437 647-40B.
WANTED: Spanish made Sarrigugarte O/U Model FS400 12 gauge. Imported into
Australia late 80s. Sidelock copy of Beretta SO4. Any help appreciated. Contact Ross
on (07) 3806 1771 or 0409 471 423. Licence No. 10978704-02.
FOR SALE: FN Browning C3 (G Grade) Special Skeet. Brand new, one for the
serious skeet shooter. Collector or Connoisseur. Unfired, in box with all certificates.
New today $22,000, sale price $11,000 firm. Only genuine buyers, no tyre kickers or
time wasters. Serial No. 857835. Perazzi as new MX3 Detachable Triggers 3/4 + full
29 1/2” 2 stocks — $5,000 cased. Serial No. 68978. FN Browning B2 Sporter/Trap.
F+ 1/2 30” All original $4,000 cased. Serial No. KP. 5.5.01873. 101 Winchester as
new — trap pigeon grade 30” F+1m cased $1800 Serial No SB 832978. Call Bill 0418
385 173 Licence No. 41966250B.
WANTED: Spare trigger set to suit MX series Perazzi under/over shotgun. Please
call Michael on 0412 991 878 Licence No. 10783275-02.
FOR SALE: Belgium Browning Skeet Gun. Very rare and unique A1 Special
Presentation Model: Black action with gold leaf engraving (birds). 28” Barrels have
been screw-choked by Briley and come with six chokes. Also fitted with three pairs
of Briley small-gauge insert tubes, (20ga, 28ga and .410) which are screw-choked
and each have spare chokes. Total Briley enhancement package cost over $4000.
Gun has had little use and is in excellent condition. Comes complete in compact
black plastic double-sided carry case. Serial No. 36731-S74. $4000 ONO. Contact
Adrian Cousens. Licence No. 40735980B. Phone: (03) 5153 1985 or 0418 516 395.
ACTA
SALE
Coffee Mug Great for
presentations or
overseas guests.
$7.50 each. Buy in bulk
and save even more.
SHOOT CALENDAR
2004
March 6
Mar 28-30
Mar 31-Apr 4
Apr 2-4
April 30-May2
May 1-9
May 15-16
May 15- 17
May 22-23
June 26
September 12
Sept 24-26
Oct 30 - 31
Nov 12-14
Nov 14-15
Nov 16-21
March 2004
Victorian State Sporting Clays
Pre Nationals
Trap Nationals
SA State Masters games
Victorian State Skeet Carnival
Indian Ocean Masters Games
Sporting Clays Nationals
SA Skeet Carnival
2 Day West Darling C’ship
Central Victorian Grand Prix
Victorian State Ball Trap Final
Geraldton Crayfish Carnival
ISSF Carnival SA State Shooting Park
Victoria State Trap Carnival
Skeet Pre Nationals
Skeet Nationals
Bendigo Gun Club
Port Pirie GC, SA
Melbourne Gun Club
Geraldton Clay Target Club
SA Gun Club
Broken Hill Gun Club
Maryborough Gun Cub
Echuca CTC
Geraldton Clay Target Club
Echuca Clay Target Club
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MONARTO - ALEXANDRA
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
CLUB
CONTENTS
Situated at the Monarto Shooting
Complex
South Australia.......................................34
Tasmania ..................................................35
Western Australia...................................35
Northern Territory ................................36
Queensland ..............................................36
New South Wales ....................................39
Victoria .....................................................48
South Australia
Broken Hill 10-1-04
Hot (20): 50T SK DBLS: A: B Foley
45/50, J Lemmich 40/50; B: W Channing 47/50, H Bevan 44/56; C: J
Palmer 44/50, T Harvy 41/50; 20T PS
TWR: A: B Foley 60/60, W Channing
57/60; B: D Farnsworth 55/60, J
Lemmich 54/60; C: D Woolcock 58/60,
T Harvy 51/60; 25T BALL TR: A: D
Lemmich 21/25, L Gray 19/25; B: J
Palmer 23/25, J Lemmich 22/25; C: D
Farnsworth 22/29, J Vigar 22/30; 50T
DB CS: OA: R Jones 67/68; A: D
Lemmich 66/68, D Gates 53/55; B: B
Foley 60/62, W Channing 47/50; C: A
Pearson 48/50, 2nd W Palmer 46/50;
VET.: J Vigar 38/50; JNR: J Palmer
45/50; OA HG: B Foley 173/185.
International 21-12-03
Humid & windy (35): 25 SK: A: 1st J
Pope 21/25, 2nd F Caltagirone 18/25;
B: 1st D Oliviero 24/25, M Martini
23/25; E Dalemlle, M Pulvirenti 18/25;
25PS: A: 1st 77/81, 2nd F Caltagirone
74/81; B: 1st T Piteo 63/75, 2nd R
Fleming 63/75; C: 1st J Pulvirenti
72/75, 2nd M Pulvirenti 64/75; 25TR:
A: 1st B Piteo 22/27, 2nd J Finis 21/27;
B: 1st T Piteo 24/28, 2nd E Parletta
23/28; C: 1st J Pope 17/25, 2nd B
Wilksch 16/26; 25DB: A: 1st D Oliviero
25/25, 2nd P Hendy 24/25; A: 1st R
Mack 25/27, 2nd F Caltagirone 24/27;
B: 1st W Wilksch 34/36, 2nd R Fleming
33/36; C: 1st M Pulvirenti 30/32, 2nd B
Wilksch 29/32; OA: D Oliviero 25/25.
International 4-1-04
Raining(22): 25SK: A: 1st J Pope 25/25;
B: 1st K Williams 23/25, 2nd P Marcoionni, J Zuppa 22/25; C: H Wallace
23/25, R Spinella 19/25; 25SB: A: R
Mack 24/25, P Macioionni; B: L Ciaramellano 20/25, A Dalle Molle 19/25,
P Quire 19/25; C: R Spinella 19/25;
50DB: A: R Mack 60/62, D Aunger
59/62; B: J Zuppa 47/50, L Ciaramellano 46/50; C: D DalleMolle 47/50, R
Spinella 43/50; 25TR: A: B Piteo 21/25,
P Marmorale 16/25; B: P Christou
20/25, P Quire 19/25; J Pope & R
Spinella 20/25; VET.: P Marcoionni
47/50.
Mallala 4-1-04
Overcast & hot (18): 15T SB COMP
DV: A: G Gilbert 15/15; B: D Martini
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14/15; C: J Ellis 11/15; CLUB 20T PS:
A: C Hunt 58/60; B: H Wallace 57/60;
C: G Hopgood 57/60; CLUB
CANTEEN 25T CONT CS: A & OA: G
Gilbert 25/25; B: L Cottell 28/30; C: P
Pearce 21/25.
Monaro ñ Alexandra 11-1-04
Fine & breezy (19): 25T SK: A: J
Holder 23/25; B: P Hendy 22/25; C: H
Wallace 23/25, R Schubert 22/25; 20T
DB: AA: A Mules 20/20; A: R Schubert
18/20, J Holder 17/20; B: I Hein 19/20,
L Stone 18/20; C: D Schubert 15/20, S
Bormann 14/20; 20T SB: AA: P Hendy
17/20; A: R Schubert 17/20, J Holder
16/20; B: I Hein 19/20; C: W Jolly
15/20, D Schubert 12/20; 25T PS: OA:
P Hendy 72/75; A: P Johncock 51/75; B:
M Clark 63/75, I Hein 60/75; C: W Jolly
52/75; HG: P Hendy 130/140.
Mt Gambier 10-1-04
50T PS: AA: 1st P Grainger 147/150,
2nd C Dunn 171/174, 3rd R Felmingham 168/174, 4th R Andrews 161/168,
5th R Viney 156/162; A: 1st A Jones
146/150, 2nd A Kinnear 143/150, 3rd E
Ford 142/150,4th M Pollock 174/183,
5th J Humphris 173/183; B: 1st Z
Paton 147/150, 2nd H Megaw 138/150,
3rd F Kentish 158/171, 4th A Virgo
155/171, 5th D Small 152/168; C: 1st N
Zema 131/150, 2nd P Biddle 124/150,
3rd A Moody 123/150, 4th J Kent
120/150, 5th L Duthie 120/150; 50T
DB: OA: R Duthie 140/140; AA: 1st M
Medhurst 140/140, 2nd N Telford
117/118, 3rd R Viney 78/79, 4th G
Hayden 77/78, 5th K Holmes 70/71; A:
1st K Prescott 50/50, 2nd P Winser
61/62, 3rd R Mack 60/62, 4th R Piastri
78/80, 5th A Steele 77/80; B: 1st R
Ayres 49/50, 2nd H Megaw 79/81, 3rd
P Davis 78/81, 4th A Virgo 63/66, 5th Z
Paton 53/56; C: 1st G Lamond 48/50,
2nd I Lambert 46/50, 3rd M Zema
44/50, 4th D Zema 44/50, 5th J Kent
44/50.
Mt Gambier 11-1-04
25t sb: aa: 1ST g Haeight 39/40, 2nd R
Duthie 39/40, 3rd P Carroll 36/38, 4th
P Grainger 35/37, 5th R Viney 29/31;
A: 1st K Prescott 27/28, 2nd J
Humphris 26/28, 3rd A Hoare 27/28,
4th E Ford 26/28, 5th R Mack 24/26; B:
1st R Ayres 24/25, 2nd D Small 23/25,
A N N I V E R S A RY
SHOOT
Saturday 20th and
Sunday 21st March,
2004
Saturday 20th March - Start 10.00am
Event 1. 10 Tgt Double Barrel E/O Cash Divide
Event 2. GILBERT MOTORS - 25 Tgt Double Barrel
Anniversary Handicap.
Sponsored by Gilbert Motors (Strathalbyn & Mt
Barker) - Overall Sash, 1st, 2nd, & 3rd
Event 3. LOWER MURRAY GRIT BLASTERS - 25 Tgt
Single Barrel Championship.
Sponsored by John Bretag - Overall Sash, 1st &
2nd AA,A,B,C.
Event 4. BREMERTON WINES - 25 Tgt Pointscore
Championship.
Sponsored by Bremerton Vintners Pty Ltd Overall Sash, 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C.
(Shot in conjunction with the Shell Shield Team
Shoot* - targets to count)
Sunday 21st March - Start 10.00am
Event 5. STRATHALBYN HOMEWORKS - Mixed Tgt
Championship
Shot in conjunction with THE CLEM THOMAS
MEMORIAL Trophy - Overall Sash, 1st & 2nd
AA,A,B,C. Sponsored by Strathalbyn
Homeworks.
Event 6. BORMANN TURF - 25 Tgt Double Barrel
Championship - Overall Sash, 1st & 2nd
AA,A,B,C. Sponsored by Bormann Turf.
Event 7. GRAHAM MICHELL MEMORIAL TROPHY 25 Tgt Pointscore Championship
Perpetual Trophy And Winners Replica by
Beretta Australia - Overall Sash, 1st & 2nd
AA,A,B,C. Sponsored by Ruth Michell and
Family.
OVERALL HIGH GUN SASH, GRADE SASHES FOR
THE 2 DAYS
Kindly donated by Peter and Jackie Hendy
Ladies, Veterans, Juniors reduced Nominations.
*Teams to consist of 5 Registered Club Members
SINCERE THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS FOR
THEIR SUPPORT
For further information contact:
Peter Hendy (President) (08) 8556 8068
March 2004
3rd K Atkin 22/25, 4th B Doloughan
23/27; C: 1st J Kent 24/28, 2nd G
Lamond 23/28, 3rd J Ough 22/27, 4th D
Harris 21/26, 5th A Moody 20/26; 50T
DB: OA: C Dunn 92/92; AA: 1st S
Chambers 69/70, 2nd T Reschke 60/61,
3rd S Clifford 52/53, 4th M Medhurst
94/94, 5th P Grainger 93/94; A: 1st M
Pollock 50/50, 2nd G Steele 50/51, 3rd B
Spring 49/50, 4th R Mack 53/53, 5th B
Menzies 52/55; B: 1st A Virgo 50/52,
2nd D Small 49/52, 3rd Z Paton 50/53,
4th F Kentish 49/53, 5th P Davis 47/51;
C: 1st L Duthie 49/50, 2nd D Harris
48/50, 3rd J Kent 46/50, 4th N Zema
45/50, 5th J Ough 44/50; HG: OA: C
Dunn 285/291; AA: M Medhurst
284/291; A: M Pollock 261/275; B: D
Small 255/275; C: J Kent 231/275; VET.:
D Ayres 253/275; JNR: Z Paton
279/293; LAD.: L Duthie 224/275.
Port Lincoln 4-1-04
Windy: 25T SK: A: P Beale 25/25; B: B
Britcher 21/25; 25T DB: A: P Beale
22/25; B: B Britcher 22/25; C: P Myketasch 19/25; 25T PS: A: P Beale 60/75;
B: B Britcher 63/75; C: p Myketasch
71/75.
South Australian 14-12-03
Beautiful (33): XMAS SK CS: OA & A:
C Jacobs 32/33, R Candido 31/33; B: N
Praino 32/34, B Baker 35/39; C: P
Barrett 21/25, C Abela 18/25; XMAS
TWR CS: OA & B: B Baker 53/53, K
retsas 22/25; A: C Jacobs 55/56, R
Candido 54/56; C: D Pope 52/53, B
Baker 24/25; XMAS HC: 1st R Candido
25/26,2nd D Halikiopoulos 24/26, 3rd D
Schultz 28/30, 4th F Guyatt 27/30, 5th
A Mules 24/27, 6th D Pope 23/26, 7th D
Dalle Molle 24/28, 8th P Mules 23/28,
9th G Durre 24/28, 10th S Zounis 23/28;
DD: 1st R Mack & P Mules 22/22, 2nd
P Christou & C Jacobs 21/22, 3rd A
Mules & G Durre 23/24; XMAS DB CS:
OA & A: D Halkiopoulos 37/37, S
Halikiopoulos 30/31; AA: R Candido
36/37, P Mules 33/34; B: D Pope 24/25,
C Marinis 23/25; C: S Zounis 22/26, M
Whelan 21/26; 2003 CLUB CH: OA: C
Jacobs (1 TWR); SK: K Retsas; DTL: A
Mules; TR: B Piteo; JNR: B Baker;
LAD.: K Brown.
Thunderstorms (13): PS GR: A: P
Dipinto 63/75, J Pope 62/75; B: C
Marinis 73/75, C Jacobs 62/75; C: J Ellis
53/75, K Williams 54/75; XMAS DB CS:
OA & B: N West 24/26, C Marinis 23/26;
A: J Pope 19/25; C: G Hopwood 20/25, J
Ellis 19/25.
South Australian 27/28-12-03
Hot; 50T CENTRAL ZONE SK CS: OA:
R Kimber 84/86; A: R Kimber 84/86,
2nd C Jacobs 83/86; B: W Wilksch
59/62, 2nd B Baker 55/58; C: P Perry
43/50, 2nd B Zanker 40/50; 30T CARNIVAL HC: 1st D DalleMolle 29/30,
2nd P Rowe 36/38, 3rd R Dean 35/38,
4th S Zounis 30/33; 50T DB CS: OA: R
Dean 69/69; AA: 1st R Dean 69/69, 2nd
P Hendy 49/50; A: 1st P Rowe 68/69,
3nd R Mack 65/66; B: 1st D Pope 46/50,
2nd J Rice 45/50; C: 1st S Zounis 41/51,
2nd D Dalle Molle 40/51; 15MXD T EO:
1st R Clark 25/25, 2nd P Hendy 53/55,
3rd D Pope 52/55; 30T CENTRAL
ZONE DB CS: OA: P Hendy 81/81; AA:
P Hendy 81/81, 2nd R Dean 35/36; A:
1st D Halikiopoulos 80/81, 2nd K
Prescott 35/36; B: 1st C Jacobs 39/40,
2nd N West 38/40; C: 1st K Williams
29/32, 2nd P Perry 28/32; CHURCHES
MEM. TM SH: SA GC (D Halikiopoulos, C Abela, K Prescott, J Rice, P Quire)
139/150; JNR SH.: B Baker 26/30; 30T
CENTRAL ZONE SB CS: OA: C Jacobs
29/30; AA: 1st A Mules 41/43, 2nd R
Dean 40/43; A: 1st S Halikiopoulos
32/36, 2nd R Mack 31/36; B: 1st C
Jacobs 29/30, 2nd 2nd R Fleming 35/38;
C: 1st J Ellis 25/30, 2nd S Zounis 22/30;
JNR: D DalleMolle 14/30; 30T
CENTRAL ZONE PS CS: OA: A Mules
90/90; AA: 1st A Mules 90/90, 2nd R
Clark 89/90; A: S Halikiopoulos 88/90,
K Prescott 86/90; B: C Jacobs 88/90, 2nd
J Rice 86/90; C: S Zounis 75/90, 2nd K
Williams 71/90; JNR: D DalleMolle
54/90; JNR HG: D DalleMolle 102/175;
VET HG: P Quire 151/175; OA HG: R
Clark 168/175.
Fine & windy (30): NEW YR SK CS: OA
& A: C Jacobs 50/50, J Pope 49/50; B: D
Beck 49/50, C Marinis 48/50; C: R
James 45/50; TWR PS GR: A: K
Williams 88/93, N Praino 86/93; B: W
Wilksch 74/75, B Barker 72/75; C: D
Pope 73/75, B Barker 71/75; PS GR: A:
B August 75/75, D Halikiopoulos 74/75;
; B: L Francis 71/75, W Wilksch 70/75;
C: B Duncan 68/75, S Zounis 64/75;
NEW YR DB CS: OA & B: D Pope
56/58, J Rice 50/55; AA: D Inge 46/50; A:
D Halikiopoulos 55/58, B August 46/50;
C: D Schultz 44/50, B Duncan 43/50;
VET.: S Halikiopoulos 43/50; OA HG: W
Wilksch 231/250.
Southern 21-12-03
Warm & windy (33): 10T EO: 6 Poss. 5T
SPIROS SURPRISE NOV. EV: 5 Poss.;
20T DB HC: 1st K Burzacott 30/30, 2nd
R Clark 29/30, 3rd K Morgan 28/29;
20T PS: A: 1st J Higgins 65/66, 2nd
Spris H 64/66; B: 1st B Newell 57/60,
2nd K Hobbs 56/60; C: 1st A Dunn Jnr
50/60, 2nd D Schubert JJnr 43/60; 20T
NOV. EV.: 1st S Baxter 30/30, 2nd J
Higgins 28/30, 3rd R Schubert 28/30;
STEER FAMILY XMAS HG TURKEY:
J Higgins 109/115; WESTPAC CS AGG
HG: J Higgins 379/405; B GRADE
MOST CONS 2003: J Humberstone
326/405.C Grade Most Cons. 2003:
Adunn 328/405; JNR Grade: L Higgins
359/405; JOHN STUART REILLY
MEM. HG for 2001: R Clark.
Tasmania
Cressy 26-12-03
Fine & windy (48): ONE T DB: AA &
OA: P Turner 46/46; A: S Webb 26/27;
B: M Hart 19/20; C: F Preece 20/21; 5T
PS NOV. HC: 1st B Smith 74/75, 2nd T
Bryan 72/75, 3rd B Howell 71/75;
25PR STATE NIGHT DR: AA & OA: N
Brown 45/50; A: G Brain 39/50; B: G
Pinner 34/50; C: F Preece 32/50; 50T
STATE NIGHT DB: AA & OA: C Rockliff 137/137; A: T Wescombe 50/50; B: G
Pinner 49/50; C: W Upton 44/50; HG:
N Brown 94/101.
Tasmanian 11-1-04
Sunny (43): 30T DB: AA: S Browning
March 2004
151/151; A: B Targett 49/49; B: A Blaskett 30/30; C: R Ringwaldt 22/30;
30SB: AA: S Browning 57/57; A: J
Sturzaker 29/30; B: A Blaskett 28/30;
C: K Ringwaldt 24/30; 30PS: AA: S
Browning 168/168; A: M Goss 110/111;
B: K Hibble 89/93; C: K Ringwaldt
72/90; 15PR DR: AA: P Turner 29/30;
A: G Brain 25/30; B: A Blaskett 24/30;
C: K Ringwaldt 16/30.
Devonport 20-12-03
Fine & cool (17): 25T SK: A: Clatham
61/62; B: M Latham 24/25; C: B Target
23/25; HAROLD NEVILLE CH. OF
CHS: AA & OA: P Turner 57/60; A: A
Spinks 56/60; B: K McLaren 73/76; C:
K Adilins 18/60; 25T DB HC: 1st T
Bryan 30/30, 2nd B Smith 29/30, 3rd G
Brain 25/30; GORDON GIRDLSTONE CUP: M Latham 234 PTS.
Hobart 21-12-03
Fine & sunny (38): AA & OA: S Browning 59/60; 50T President's CH OF
CHS: A: D Dennison 46/50; B: P
Gourlay 45/50; C: R Smith 44/50; AA:
& OA B Bennett 39/39, A Kenny
38/39: 25T DB Marshall Family: A: D
Dennison 24-25, P Fulton 24-26; B: P
Gourlay 24-25, S Taylor 23-26; C: A
Bishop 27/29, C Thomas 26/29; AA: G
Dance 26/28, S Browning 25/28; 25T
DB: A: P Fulton 32/33, D Dennison
31/33: B: S Taylor 25/26, G Drew
24/26; C: R Smith 19/ 25, C Thomas
18/25; Miss & Out Crayfish Derby: 1st:
G Jackman 8/8, 2nd C Kenny 9/10,
3rd A Kenny 8-10.
Hobart 1-1-04
Fine & sunny (41): AA: 25T DB : S
Browning 65-65; A: T Bryan 29-30; B:
N Mayne 24-25; C: R Smith 23-25;
20T DB Nov HC: 1st: G Pinner 39-40;
2nd P Curtain 38-40, 3rd B Barker
28-29 , 4th P Fulton 27-28; 25T DB:
AA: S Glover 74-75;
A: D Dennison 73-75; B: S Webb 7075; C: C Thomas 70-75; 20 Pr DR: AA:
B Barker 35-40; A: K Schramm 37-50;
B: S Taylor 29-40;C:A Prasad 22-40.
Hobart 18-1-04
Fine & sunny (25):25T DB AA: S
Browning 25-25; A: R Kingston 2525; B: L Witzerman 24-25; C: A
Kenny 22-25; 25T SB: AA: S Glover
24-25; A: S Webb 22-25; B: L Witzerman 22-27; C: T Newman 17-25; 25T
PS: AA: S Glover 88-93; A: E Bennett
68-75; B: N Mayne 67-75; C: A Kenny
59-75; 25PR DR: AA: S Glover 41-50;
A: R Kingston 33-50;B: N Mayne 2450; C: A Prasad 22-50.
Tasmanian 14-12-03
Fine & windy (49): 25T SK HC: 1st B
Targett 28/33, 2nd P Curtain 27/33,
3rd S Blazely 27/29; PRES. CS 50DB:
OA & AA: S Blazely 93/93; A: P Blackwood 49/50; B: G Pinbner 48/50; C: T
Briscoe 52/57; 25T NOV. HC: 1st L
McCallum 40/40, 2nd J Foster 39/40,
3rd B Smith 56/57; OA HG: C Rockliff
96/100; W Rainbird for 2003: J
Sturzaker.
Tasmanian 26-12-03
Sunny & windy (54): 25 SK: A: P
Rockliff 29/29; B: P Fulton 25/26; C: S
Blazely 23/25; TGC CH OF CHS: OA
& AA: B Smith 125/125; A: K
Schramm 122/125; B: G Pinner
115/125; C: R McDonald 120/125;
GOLDEN GOBLET: B Smith
150/150.
Western Australia
Geraldton 4-01-04
Overcast (20): 25SK: 23/25 V Olivieri,
J Dohnt, F Bombara, E Twoomey, A
Noble; 25SK: 25/25 J Chandler, J
Dohnt; HG: J Dohnt 48/50; MOST
IMP.: I Grant 41/50.
Whiteman Park Flora & Fauna
Classic ISSF Carnival
13th & 14th March 2004
West Australian Gun Club (Inc) I.S.S.F. Shooting Facility, Whiteman Park International Shooting Complex, Beechboro Road,
Beechboro WA 6062
CATERING AVAILABLE ON GROUND FOR LUNCHES
LIMITED CAMPING ON GROUND, SO PLEASE BOOK EARLY
PRIOR TO THE CARNIVAL
Program may be altered at Club's discretion
NOMINATIONS CLOSE AT 9:50AM ON SATURDAY AND
8:50AM ON SUNDAY
Featuring
75t Double Trap State elimination on Saturday plus ISSF Trap
100t various events of ISSF Trap and Skeet on Sunday,
including State eliminations
Trophies: Overall, 1st & 2nd each Grade
Ported Guns acceptable in all of the disciplines
24gram shells only
Ring the Club for recommended hotel accommodation within Perth metro area
Come and enjoy the challenging sport of ISSF shooting, the only clay targets shot
at the Olympics and Commonwealth Games
Enquiries to: West Australian Gun Club (Inc) 9248 8290 during Club hours
or Christine Alexander (08) 9224 1651
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Northern Territory
Darwin 11-1-04
Overcast & rain : 25T SK: B: G
Bateson 24/25; C: R Gaden 22/25; 50T
DB: AA: V Mollica 50/50; A: G Bateson
49/50; C: L OíGrady 41/50; 25T HC:
1st G Bateson 24/26, 2nd M Bulluss
23/26, 3rd R King 22/25.
Queensland
Brisbane 21-12-03
Fine & sunny (20): 25T DB GR CD:
AA: G Sckaf 25/25, V Vaina 24/25; A: G
McMillan, P Zapantis, C Zapantis
25/25; B: D Palmer, G Smith 24/25; C:
K Dobeli, A Smith 22/25; 25T DB: AA:
G Sckaf 24/25, V Vaina 23/25; A: D
Moffit 28/28, D Parsons 27/28, L
Pettman 36/39; B: M Bopf 25/25, S
Dobeli 28/29, P Strange 27/29; C: C
Rockeford 25/29, A Smith 24/29,G
Hambridge 21/25; 25T PTS: AA: G
Sckaf 75/75, V Vaina 66/75; A: G
McMillan 73/75, D Moffit 90/93, C
Zapantis 87/93; B: G Smith 83/87, D
Palmer 82/87, M Bopf 69/75; C: K
Dobeli 67/75, C Rockeford 65/75, A
Smith 63/75.25T SB: AA: G Sckaf
23/25, V Vaina 22/25; A: G McMillan
24/25, R Rackemann 24/25, C Zapantis 23; B: S Dobeli 22/25, P Strange
21/25, M Bopf 22/27; C: A Smith 20/25,
C Rockford 17/25, G Hambridge 15;
25T CONT: AA: V Vaina 28/28, G
Sckaf 27/28; A: C Zapantis 33/33, , G
McMillan 32/33, D Evans 24/25; B: D
Palmer 24/25, M Bopf 29/31, G Smith
28/31; C: A Smith 23/25, G Hambridge
22/25, C Rockeford 21/25; OA HG: G
Sckaf 172/175.
Caboolture 4-1-04
Overcast & showers (24): 25T DB CD:
AA: B Stevens; A: D Reynolds; B: A
Page; C: S Patti, A Mills; 30T MED.:
AA: B Stevens; A: A Badawi, A
Lestani; B: A Page; C: J Holmes, A
Mills; 25T DB PTS: AA: B Stevens ; A:
I Hedger; B: A Page; C: S Patti; 30T
DB CONT: AA: B Stevens; A: I
Hedger; B: A Mills; C: W Hoper; HG:
OA: I Hedger; AA: B Stevens; A: A
Lestani; B: A Page; C: J Holmes; VET.:
A Badawi.
Central Burnett 21-12-03
Fine & hot (37): 25T DB: AA: 1st B
Zimpel, 2nd C Dean , 3rd R Woodrow;
A: K Goody, 2nd S Tebbit, 3rd B
Graving; B: 1st B Reimers, 2nd B
Zillman, 3rd B Graving; 25T DB : AA:
B Pile, R Woodrow, B Zimpel; A: T
Gurski, C Gurski, S Tebbit; B: M
Behm, G Linsket, B Zillman; C: W
Kimber, J Darlington, D Parry; 25T
DB SPARROWS: AA: B Pile, C Dean,
R Woodrow; A: K Goody, P Maloney, S
Sculler; B: G Gilroy, B Reimers, B
Graving; C: W Kimber, M Allan, B
Zillman; 15T DD: 1st J Clarke & M
Allan, 2nd T Gurski & B Ekblad, 3rd
A Dent & R Woodrow.
Charters Towers 7-12-03
Hot (41): 25SK HC: 1st D Guy, 2nd B
Bowater, 3rd D Edwards, 4th B
Edwards; 30MED.: AA: 1st R
Collinson 50/50, 2nd G Archer 49/50;
A: 1st D Killick 48/50, 2nd R Bell
47/50; B: 1st K Peace 49/50, 2nd G
Facer 48/50; C: 1st N List 43/50, 2nd
M Bosworth 42/50; 4 x 5 SB: 1st B
Bosworth, 2nd K Peace, 3rd R Collonson, J Laws, J Brownson, B Rosworth;
4th C Scott, B Bowater, I Turner, R
Dury; 5th G Archer, B Edwards, P
Bonato, G Facer; CONSOLATION: 1st
R Carty, 2nd K Lee, 3rd D Bowater,
4th G Meyer, 5th A Bredden; 4PR DD:
1st C Scott & P Colls, 2nd R Collinson
& G Meyer.
Gladstone 26-12-03
Fine & hot (18): 10T DB EO TR: AA: J
Riggs 10/10; A: F Robinson 10/10; B: J
Butters 9/10; C: B Morrissy 9/10; 100T
Db TR: OA: F Robinson 96/100; AA:
1st J Riggs 92/100, 2nd G Wright
91/100; A: 1st V Hyde 91/100, 2nd P
Purkis 88/100; B: 1st B Graving
86/103, 2nd J Butters 85/103; C: 1st B
Morrissy 71/100, 2nd C Wright
68/100.
Gladstone 11-1-04
Fine & hot (20): 25T SK HC: 1st I
Mapp, 2nd M Hetherington, 3rd I
Wynyard; 25T ISU SK: A: J Riggs
20/25; B: D Grove 17/25; C: L Bunker
16/25; 30MXD T: AA: J Riggs 50/50; A:
I Wynyard 47/50; B: B Graving 55/60;
C: S Pearce 38/50; 25T MET.: 1st I
Wynyard 43/45, 2nd M Hetherington
42/45, 3rd I Mapp 25/28; 25T DB: AA:
J Riggs 24/25; A: J Cush 24/25; b: D
Berrie 22/25; C: B Morrissy 21/25.
Gold Coast 7-1-04
Hot windy night : 75T MED.: AA: 1st
S Szabo 114/125, 2nd G Sckaf
112/125; A: 1st M Townsend 110/125,
2nd D Parsons 106/125; B: 1st S
Dobeli 111/125, 2nd T Morony
108/125; C: 1st P Sorby 94/105, 2nd P
Oswald 88/125.
Gold Coast 11-1-04
Overcast & humid (38): 20T DB SS:
AA: R Loy, S Szabo, P Hill 20/20; A: S
Steenstrup, C Lee 20/20; B: D
Cameron 20/20; C: B Dimond 19/20;
30T MED.: AA: S Szabo 30/30, 2nd R
Loy 35/38; A: 1st P Moore 37/39, 2nd S
Steenstrup 36/39; B: S Dobelli 32/35,
2nd B Bond 31/35; C: P Oswald 27/30,
2nd B Walsh 23/30; 50T DB: AA: 1st R
Loy 69/70, 2nd M Swale 68/70; A: S
Steenstrup 59/60, 2nd P Moore 58/60;
B: 1st T Morony 67/70, 2nd R Spencer
66/70; C: 1st E Kratzer 47/50, 2nd P
Oswald 43/50; 30T PTS: AA: M Swale
89/90, R Loy 88/90; A: S Steenstrup
84/90, G Mariner 82/90; B: R Spencer
106/111, T Morony 105/111; C: P
Oswald 85/90, B Dimond 77/93.
Gold Coast 18-1-04
Fine & windy (15): 25T CD: AA: L
Sceresini, M Swale, N Dimmick 24/25;
A: B Turner, G Walker 24/25; B: R Kilmartin 23/25; C: L McGregor 16/25;
75T CS: AA: L Sceresini 73/75; A: FB
Turner 68/75; B: R Rackemann 68/75;
C: L MacGregor 54/75; 25T DBLS: AA:
L Sceresini 23/25; A: C OíNeill 23/25;
B: C Larsen 20/25; C: L MacGregor
18/25.
Goondiwindi 11-1-04
Wet (30): 100T DB: AA: G Battaglene;
Brisbane Gun Club
GOLD COAST CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
SKEET 7th March
81 GROSS RD. WOONGOOLBA, QUEENSLAND.
(UBD Map 84, F1)
9.30 Start
Event 1. 50 Target Doubles,
Event 2. 25 Target Handicap
Event 3. 50 Target Championship
MARCH PROGRAMS
Cash Prizes & Trophies will be Graded
Total Noms $48.00
Lady, Junior & Veteran $43.00 If whole program is shot.
Trap 10th March Night Shoot
WEDNESDAY 3RD 7.30 PM: NIGHT TRAP
75 TARGETS TRAP (25 DB, 25 SB & 25 PTS).
- GRADED - TROPHIES - SUPPER -
7.30pmm 75 Target Medley $30
Trench 20th & 21st March 2004
SUNDAY 7TH 9.30AM: SPORTING
9.30m Start
200 Targets Olypmic Trap
Cash Prizes & Trophies will be Graded
100 TARGETS SPORTING CLAYS
- FIVE DIVISIONS - LEWIS CLASS SYSTEM SSAA & AF&G Members welcome.
(SPORTING CAPTAIN: BRIAN FAIRWEATHER 0417 773955)
Trap 29th March 2004
9.30am start
Event 1. 25 Target D/B Cash Divide $10
1st & 2nd each grade (50% Returned)
Event 2. 25 Target Handicap $10
1st, 2nd & 3rd
Event 3. 50 Target Pointscore Championship O/A
Badge & Trophy
+ Badge & Trophy 1st each grade,
Trophies for 2nd $18
Event 4. 25 Target S/B Cash Divide $10
AA, A, B, & C 1st & 2nd
OVERALL HIGH GUN
TOTAL NOMS $48.00
Lady, Junior & Veteran $43.00 If whole program is shot
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SUNDAY 14TH 9.30AM: TRAP
125 TARGETS TRAP - 4 Events
Including 50 Targets Double Barrel H/G
(TRAP CAPTAIN: VINCE VAINA 0412 750850)
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125 TARGETS SKEET - Including 3 graded events
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March 2004
A: D Robb, D Makim; B: T Gibson, M
Fea, B OíByrne; C: J Thorn, M Johnston, B Long.
Laczko, 4th S Plath, 5th G Sergiacomi; ANN. HG: AA: P Anderson; A: D
Osborne; B: M Zipf; C: G Wyatt.
Kingaroy 4-1-04
Showers (19): 25T HC: 1st C Gurski
24/25, 2nd K Arrowsmith 22/25, 3rd K
Mills 24/28; 25T SB: A: C Gurski
21/25; B: M Behm 26/31; C: D Tessmann 21/25; 15PR DR: A: G Bickerton
23/30; B: B Battle 19/30; C: D Tessmann 19/30; HG: C Gurski 66/80.
Mt Isa 14-12-03
Hot and humid (34): 20T PTS: 1st D
Stitt 60/60, 2nd J Molloy 59/60, 3rd N
Sinclair 58/60, 4th M McGill 55/60,
5th I Harris 55/60, 6th A Marsh
54/60, 7th N Anderson 54/60, 8th H
Walton 74/81; 20T DB: 1st: G Newby
20/20, 2nd J Brown 20/20, 3rd B
Bentley 19/20 4th J Cameron 19/20,
5th R Cusack 19/20, 6th: P Rollings
19/20, 7th: T Matthews 18/20, 8th D
Reeves 18/20; 20T SB: 1st B Murphy
20/20, 2nd D Turner 19/20, 3rd R
Cusack 19/20, 4th D Reay 16/20, 5th
M Sullivan 16/20, 6th G Matthews
16/20, 7th C Wilson 16/20, 8th D
Reeves 15/20; 20T DB: 1st R Power
18/20, 2nd D Grant 17/20, 3rd W
Reeves 17/20, 4th T Wilson 16/20, 5th
A Pavan 16/20, 6th S Prendegast
15/20, 7th K Moss 15/20, 8th A Waite
14/20, 9th S Anderson 13/20, 10th D
Matthews 9/20.
Mackay, Sarina 11-1-04
25T DB. C: G. Oates 19/25, L. Randall
17/25, B: R. Woodhouse 25/25, N.
Humphreys 24/25. A&AA: P. Doring
28/28, T. Coco 27/28.;HC: G Oates
24/25, N. Humphreys 23/25;50T MED,
C: G. Oates 84/100, L. Randall 80/100;
B:R.
Woodhouse
88/100,
N.
Humphreys 82/100; A&AA:. B. Pavey
97/100, T. Coco 92/100.
Maryborough 21-12-03
Fine & hot (39): 20DB CONT 16M:
AA: 1st J Maxwell, 2nd G Wyatt, 3rd P
Warren, 4th R Rehbein; A: 1st K
Rehbein, 2nd N Berry, 3rd D Osborne,
4th G Sergiacomi; B: 1st G McDonald,
2nd G Chizzotti, 3rd J Butters, 4th A
Joblin; C: 1st D King, 2nd J Poulter,
3rd S Plath, 4th M Richmond; 20SB
CONT 11M: A: 1st R Rehbein, 2nd J
Varley, 3rd M Zipf, 4th D Nicholson; A:
1st T Milera, 2nd V Dollisson, 3rd G
Sartore, 4th O Laczko; C: 1st M
Stevenson, 2nd D King, 3rd L Wyatt,
4th M Richmond; 20DB PTS CONT
18M: AA: 1st G Noffke, 2nd J
Maxwell, 3rd G Wyatt, 4th P Anderson; A: 1st D Osborne, 2nd G Sergiacomi, 3rd T Milera, 4th K Rehbein; B:
1st J Park, 2nd J Butters, 3rd N Dale,
4th G Sartore; C: 1st D Marchant, 2nd
S Plath, L Wyatt, J Poulter; 20DB HC:
1st P Anderson, 2nd G Noffke, 3rd O
Port Denison 21-12-03
Perfect (27): 25T DB GR: AA: R Lee
23/25; A: G Faulkner 24/25, G Dalton
24; B: T Lastina 25/25, D Colls 25/25;
C: O Perrett 21/25, I Facey 21/25; 25T
DB HC: 1st N Sleeman 23/25, 2nd R
Lee 22/25, 3rd O Perrett 22/25; 5T DB
HC: 1st 1st G Dalton, 2nd G Faulkner,
3rd G Maltby, 4th R Snell, 5th P
Scalia; 5T SB 15M: 1st P Colls, 2nd G
Stewart, 3rd M Dichiera, 4th D Colls,
5th G Dalton; 5T PS 15M: 1st N
Sleeman, 2nd G Maltby, 3rd G
Stewart, 4th G Faulkner, 5th B Gall;
5TDB 15M: 1st J Malone, 2nd L
Populin, 3rd G Faulkner, 4th B Gall,
5th P Colls.; CON. EV: 5T DB HC: 1st
T Laspina, 2nd K Leem 3rd A
Gangemi, 4th B Gall, 5th T Long.
Waratah
Holiday Units
One and two bedroom suites,
fully equipped.
100 metres from beach, ocean views. One
hour drive from Coffs Harbour, one hour drive
to Port Macquarie. Surfing, beach and bush
walking, rock and surf fishing, golf, tennis,
bowls. Nightly bookings accepted.
Special discounts for ACTA members.
36 Waratah Street, SCOTTS HEAD, NSW 2447
For further information or reservations
Phone: 02 6569 8228
Warwick Clay Target Club
ANNUAL SHOOT
One Big Day Sunday 4th April 2004 - 9.00am start
4 LAYOUTS - NEW LAPORTE TRAPS - CANTERBURY PHONO PULLS - FLURO TARGETS
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
25tgt McCoy's Lyon's Street Butchery D/B Continental Championship
Sash & Trophy 1st AA.A.B.C. Trophy 2nd & 3rd each grade - $15
30tgt Warwick Clay Target Club Medley, 15tgt D/B, 15tgt P/S, 15mtr
Sponsored by Ross Waugh & Chris Lee
Sash & Trophy 1st AA, A, B, C. Trophy 2nd & 3rd each grade - $20
30tgt Palace Hotel Double Barrel Championship
Overall Sash & Trophy, Sash & Trophy 1st AA, A, B, C.
Trophies 2nd & 3rd each grade, Best Lady, Veteran & Junior Trophies $20
25tgt Elders Insurance Pointscore Championship
Sash & Trophy 1st AA, A, B, C. Trophy 2nd & 3rd each grade - $15
FABULOUS TROPHIES
Total Noms $70
2nd Family Member, Veterans, Ladies, B & C Grade Juniors $50
Overall High Gun Sash & Trophy - Sponsored by Roulston Builders
High Gun each Grade AA, A, B, C - Sponsored by Pat & Shirley Norman
High Gun Sash for Lady, Veteran & Junior - Sponsored by Shellys Industries
PLENTY OF ROOM TO CAMP ON GROUNDS, HOT SHOWERS & TOILETS, BBQ FACILITIES.
HOTEL, MOTELS, CARAVAN PARKS IN TOWN.
We recommend the "Country Rose" Motel - Ph. 07 4661 7700
PRACTICE — Saturday April 3rd from 2pm — $6 per round (25tgt)
President Robin Loy 0408 755 160 - Post: Secretary, W.C.T.C., PO Box 66, Clifton Q 4361
Note: Monthly Shoot on the first Sunday of Month - starts 9.30am.
PRACTICE AFTERNOONS EACH THURSDAYS - 3PM.
March 2004
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ROMA CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
Annual Three Day Shoot
5 - 6 - 7 March 2004
Friday, 5 March
Practice Rounds of 25 from midday till 5.00pm
3.00pm
Day-Night Medley Classic
25 Target Points Day, 25 Target DB Night
Cash proportionate to number in each grade
Levy
$30
$1
$31
Friday Night Free BBQ Meal
Saturday, 6 March
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
8.30am Start
Shoot Nominations taken from 8.00am
Maranoa Double Barrel Championship
50 Target DB - 15m
OA, AA, A, B, C - 1st, 2nd & Junior
$30
Maranoa Single Barrel Championship
25 Target SB - 15m
$20
Maranoa Continental Championship
25 Target DB - 15m
$20
Levy
$1
Saturday Night Evening Meal
Sunday, 7 March
Event 4
Event 5
Event 6
8.00am Start
Maranoa Handicap
25 Target DB Handicap
Qld Challenge Shield shot in conjunction
1st to 5th places
Maranoa Points Championship
50 Target Points - 15m
‘Kilima’ Shield shot in conjunction
Maranoa Double Rise Championship
15 pairs Doubles - 15m
Levy
Total
$25
$30
$20
$1
$147 (Two Days)
Overall, grades, Junior, Veteran and Ladies High Guns on Events 1 to 6
Junior Encouragement Awards on Events 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 (maximum one per shooter)
Veterans and Ladies - 60% Nominations if shooting whole program
Juniors - 60% Nominations on any event
HOT SHOWERS AND POWER AVAILABLE FOR CAMPERS
BREAKFAST - SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MORNINGS
President: Robert Nugent 4622 4399
Secretary: John Robinson 4622 1405
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program if necessary
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March 2004
Redcliffe 11-1-04
Hot & cloudy (18): 25T DB: AA: 1st C
Tanner 25/25, 2nd B Stevens 24/25; A:
1st B McNamara 25/25,: 2nd A
Badawi, A Lestani, I Hedger,P Loeffler, S Cannizzarro 24/25; B: 1st B
Wiseman 23/25, 2nd J Black 22/25; C:
1st J Gauci 24/25,2nd S Valastro
23/25; 25T DB PTS: AA: B Stevens
74/75, 2nd C Tanner 73/75; A: K Noud
75/75, 2nd A Badawi 70/75; B: 1st J
Black 70/75,:2nd B Wiseman 68/75;
C: 1st S Patti 63/75,2nd J Gauci 61/75;
25T DB CONT: 1st C Tanner 39/40,
2nd B Stevens 38/40; A: 1st A Badawi
27/28, 2nd D Reynolds 26/28; B: 1st J
Wiggins 25/27, 2nd J Black 24/27; C:
1st S Patti 25/25, 2nd J Gauci 23/25;
25 T DB OFF 18 MET.: AA: 1st B
Stevens 24/25, 2nd C Tanner 23/25; A:
1st S Cannizzarro 29/30, 2nd B
McNamara 28/30; B: 1st B Wiseman
24/25, 2nd J Wiggins 21/25; C: 1st S
Patti 21/26: 2nd B Kenny 20/26; HG:
AA: B Stevens 146/150; A: A Badawi
142/150; B: B Wiseman 137/150; C: S
Patti 139/150; VETY.: I Hedger
140/150.
Redcliffe 11-1-04
Fine (20): 25T DB SW: AA: 1st C
1st B McNamara 25/25, 2nd A Badawi
, A Lestani, I Hedger, P Loeffler, S
Cannizzaro 24/25; B: 1st B Wiseman
23/25, 2nd J Black 22/25; C: J Gauci
24/25, 2nd S Valastro 23/25; 25T DB
PTS: AA: 1st B Stevens 74/75, 2nd C
Tanner 73/75; A: K Noud 75/75, 2nd A
Badawi 70/75; B: J Black 70/75, B
Wiseman 68/75; C: S Patti 63/75, 2nd
J Gauci 61/75; 25T DB CONT: AA: C
A Badawi 27/28, 2nd D Reynolds
26/28; B: J Wiggins 25/27, J Black
24/27; C: S Patti 25/25, J Gauci 23/25;
25T DB OFF 18MT: AA: B Stevens
24/25, 2nd C Tanner 23/25; A: S Cannizzaro 29/30, B McNamara 28/30; B:
B Wiseman 24/25, 2nd J Wiggins
21/25; C: S Patti 21/26, 2nd B Kenny
20/26; HG: AA: B Stevens 146/150; A:
A Badawi 142/150; B: B Wiseman
137/150; C: S Patti 139/150; VET.: I
Hedger 140/150.
Rockhampton
Humid (32): 25T DB: AA: M Warnock
48/48; A: A Powell 25/25; B: P Purkis
25/25; C: D Macaulay 25/25; 25T SB
LEN SMITH MEM.: AA: J Riggs
28/29; A: A Powell 25/25;B: P Purkis
22/25; C: D Macaulay 21/25; 25T HC:
B Cox 25/25; 1st M Hetherington
25/26, 2nd D Wust 24/26; 25T SK
DBLS: A: J Riggs 20/25; B: D Groves
20/25; C: M Howsrd 19/25; 25T DB
PTS: AA: L Bunker 73/75; A: V Hyde
74/75; B: M Hetherington 64/75; C: D
Macaulay 66/75; 25T SB: AA: M
Warnock 23/25; A: G Rudd 24/25; B: M
Hetherington 24/25; C: D Lamb; HG:
M Warnock 118/125.
Sunshine Coast 17/18-1-04
100T DB 15M: OA: J Maxwell
100/100; AA: 1st G Sckaf 99/100, 2nd
B Allen 98/100; A: 1st D Robb 108/113,
2nd W Murray 107/113; B: 1st T
Murray 107/113, 2nd B Dunne 88/101;
C: 1st J McQaurter 87/100, 2nd M
Allen 80/100 LAD.: Z Powell 89/104;
JNR: D Robb 95/100; VET.: I Hedger
96/105; 25T DB: AA: 1st B Stevens
35/35, 2nd D Stevens 34/35; A: 1st W
Murray 27/28, 2nd S Cannizzaro
26/28; B: 1st G Scudamore 33/34, 2nd
A Aitchison 32/34; C: 1st M Allen
35/39, 2nd J Holmes 34/39; 50T PTS
CS: OA: S Ryan 146/150; AA: 1st B
Powell 144/150, 3nd R Rehbein
167/174; A: 1st F Robinson 143/150,
2nd L Ferry 141/150; B: 1st G Scudamore 146/162, 2nd R Wright 143/162;
C: 1st M Allen 129/150, 2nd J
McQuarter 119/150; 25T CONT 16M:
AA: 1st W Humphries 37/37, 2nd D
Stevens 36/37; A: 1st D Robb 25/25,
2nd B Stevens 24/25;B: 1st J Allen
23/27, 2nd D Wright 22/27; C: 1st M
Allen 19/25, 2nd J McQaurters 18/25;
HG: OA: W Humphreys 365/377; AA:
B Powell 364/377; A: L Ferry 278/300;
B: T Moroney 261/300; C: M Allen
250/300; LAD.: T Burke 271/320; JNR:
D Robb 275/300; VET.: D Wright
260/300.
Townsville 21-12-03
25T SK: A: T Comerford , E Reeves; B:
A OíKeefe, B Edwards; C: B Bosworth,
G Facer; BST LAD.: G Meyer; BST
JNR: B Mackey; BST VET.: L Carty;
BST AGG 2003: SK: B Edwards; TR: B
Edwards; 1st set: M Richards, A
Thompson, KStout, J Facer, G Reeves,
T Edmonds, B Edwards, G Meyer; 2nd
set: D Edwards, R Carty, A Kenna, M
Parison, T Comerford, B Murphy, P
Mackey, M Bosworth; 3rd set: B
Taylor, T Comerford, G Archer, B
Morphy, R Edwards, A Thompson, J
Laws, E Reeves; 4th set: A Breddan,L
Carty, M Richards, A Thompson, J
Laws, I Turner, T Comerford, B
Bosworth; 5th set: J Kitsas, P Dury, J
Taylor, G Meyer, N Beale, A Kenna, B
Taylor, R Bell.
Townsville 18-1-04
Hot with storms : 25T SK: P Dury & E
Reeves 24/25; 25T SK: B Bosworth, B
Edwards, E Reeves, S Munday 25/25;
25T SK DBLS: C Langley 24/24, P
Dury 23/25; 25T DB: AA: M Norris
25/25, D Mills 23/25; A: R Carty, K
Stout, A Bowater, T Comerford 23/25;
B: B Edwards 24/25, P Bonato, G
Reeves 23/25; C: R Edwards 24/25, N
Usher 19/25; 25T PTS: AA: D Mills
74/75; A: G Maltby 74/75; B: B Gall
69/75; C: R Edwards 57/75; 10PR DR:
M Norris, D Mills 17/20, N Sheather,
B Taylor, T Comerford 16/20.
Warwick 4-1-04
Hot & windy (55): 100T DB MED.:
OA: R Loy 101/102; AA: 1st J Mack
100/102, 2nd G Newey 99/101; A: 1st E
Hass 96/100, 2nd P Hill 98/100; B: 1st
S Szabo 94/100, 2nd P Dignam 92/100,
3rd J Platz 91/100; C: 1st P Bowe
87/100, 2nd L Constanzo 83/100, 3rd A
Mauch 80/100; ENCOU. AW: G Black.
New South Wales
25/25, I Stewart 25/25; A: D Hopwood
25/25, R McKay 25/25; B: M Harber
25/25, L Moon, G Spencer 24/25; C: W
Ciomak 17/25; 50T SB CS: OA: R
McKay 50/50; AA: R Walsh 49/50, J
Nash 49/51; A: B Daley 44/52, D
Hopwood 43/52; B: M Harber 45/50, G
Spencer 44/50; C: C Luccardo 38/50;
25T HC: 1st M Harber 26/26, 2nd I
Stewart 25/26, 3rd G Barton 42/43;
HG: R McKay 97/100.
Bega 4-1-04
Very hot & humid (32): 100T TARAGANDA CS: OA: J Vardanega
150/150; AA: S Gloster 148/150, C
Davis 145/150; A: S Bennett 146/150,
N Teale 144/150; B: B Smith 137/150,
2nd S Platts 134/150; C: 1st J Reeve
115/150, 2nd C Beecham 113/150.
Bombala 20-12-03
Raining (26): 25T DB CM: AA: C Davis
25/25; A: D Blewitt 25/25; B: B Deacon
25/25; C: R Peadon 22/25; 25T PS CM:
OA: C Davis 74/75; AA: 1st P Green
71/75, 2nd A Mesar 63/75; A: 1st M
Roberts 73/75, 2nd S Bennett 71/75,
3rd D Badewitz 70/75; B: 1st B Smith
72/75, 2nd D Brotherton 71/75, 3rd B
Deacon 68/75; C: 1st P Green 60/75,
2nd R Peadon 57/75, 3rd T Green
48/75; 25T DB HC: 1st S Bennett, 2nd
D Blewitt, 3rd S McIntyre, 4th D
Brotherton, 5th C Davis, 6th A
Deacon; INTER. HG: P Green; HG: C
Davis; HERB KENNEDY JNR ANN.
HG: M Roberts; JACK WHITE MEM.
TPY: P Green.
Cecil Park 26-12-03
Hot (97): 30T CONT: AA & OA: J
Maxwell, T Arvanitakis 50/50, 2nd V
Gatt 42/43; A: 1st N Tourgelis 35/36,
2nd A Dannoui 30/31; B: 1st B Bartolo
33/35, 2nd P Koolbanis 32/35; C: 1st K
Mahfouz 29/30, 2nd D Vella 28/30; 30T
SB: AA & OA: C Sherry 41/42; AA: 1st
J Maxwell 40/42, 2nd N Xenos 28/30;
A: 1st F Auditore 30/33, 2ndM Gomes
31/33; B: 1st P Shialis 31/34, 2nd C
Briotelis 30/34; C:1st K Mahfouz
27/30, 2nd S Allam 25/30; 30T PTS: B
& OA: D Violi 134/135; AA: 1st N
Xenos 133/135, 2nd J Maxwell
100/102; A: 1st A Dannoui 89/93, 2nd
F Pignataro 102/105; B: 1st I Hoschke
89/93, 2nd P Shialis 86/93; C: 1st D
Borg 89/90, 2nd W Sraughton 82/90;
30T DB: AA & OA: N Xenos 143/143;
AA: 1st J Maxwell 142/143, 2nd T
Arvanitakis 129/130; A: 1st L Chahine
54/55, 2nd G Koolbanis 35/36; B: 1st G
Chahine 36/36, 2nd L Reghelin 34/36;
C: 1st D Allam 29/30, 2nd D Borg
34/37; OA HG: J Maxwell.
Cecil Park 9-1-04
Warm (13): 60T DB CD: AA: G
Hapeshi, J Muscat 59/60; A: G Zovi
59/60; B: P Koolbanis 54/60; C: M
Kheir 56/60.
Cecil Park 10-1-04
Warm (23): 50T SK CD: AA: J Guberina , R Clarke 50/50; A: N Watchorn
49/50; B: S Newcombe 48/50; C: C Cavallaro 43/50; 50T SK CS: AA & OA: J
Guberina 50/50; AA: 1st P Vella 49/50,
2nd R Clarke 48/50; A: 1st R Satara
48/50, 2nd B Buhagiar 47/50; B: 1st S
Newcombe 48/50, 2nd D Watchorn
46/50; C: 1st M Conti 47/50, 2nd C
Cavallaro 42/50.
Coleambally 10-1-04
Fine (18): 10T DB EO: 10 Poss.; 25T
DB TPY: AA: J Vardanega 44/44; A: A
Paonne 37/38; B: S Hay 60/61; C: D
Brain 19/25; 25T CONT TPY: AA: J
Vardanega 27/27; A: D Frazer 25/26;
B: S Papasidero 24/25; C: D Brain
17/25; 10PR DD : 1st J Vardanega & G
Tabain.
ALBURY WODONGA
FESTIVAL OF SPORT
Sunday 14th March 2004 11.00AM Start
Ev 1.
Ev 2.
Sport
Ev 3.
Sport
Ev 4.
Sport
10 Target Pointscore Cash Divide
Nom $6
50 Target Albury/Wodonga Festival of
Pointscore Championship
Sponsored by BLUE WAVE POOLS & SPAS
Noms $20 L/V $14 Jnr $9
Double Barrel Championship
Sponsored by KEN GOFF TOOL SUPPLIES
Noms $20 L/V $14 Jnr $9
Handicap
Sponsored by "PORKY" COLLINS
Noms $10 L/V $7 Jnr $5
WE NOW USE FLURO ORANGE TARGETS
Albury Wodonga 11-1-04
Warm & sunny (55): 50T BALL TR:
OA & B: D Hunt 49/50, P Ledwidge
45/50; AA: K Shields 48/50, G Evans
46/50; A: J Vardanega 48/50, R Ehlers
47/50; C: D Jackel 47/50, I McGeoch
45/50; 10T DB: 25 Poss.; 25T DB: OA
& AA: I McGeoch 55/55, B Bockman
38/39; A: T Penney 39/40, K Jones
29/30; B: R Phefley 32/33, R Petts
March 2004
31/33; C: D McLaughlin 54/55, R Ferguson 22/25; 25T DB: OA & AA: J Vardanega 165/165, R Ehlers 164/165; A:
N Clark 118/119, R Taylor 164/165; Aî
N Clark 118/119, R Taylor 31/32; B: D
Harley 59/60, D Savage 44/45; C: S
Ridgeway 23/25, R Ferguson 22/25.
Bathurst 4-1-04
Very hot (22): 25T DB CD: AA: J Nash
All Championship events pay O/A - 1st & 2nd Each Grade
High Gun trophy over full programme.
Junior Award on event 3 - Free noms to next shoot.
$150 open order from Elks Hunting & Fishing for possible
shot over full programme.
Albury/Wodonga Clay Target Club use & endorse
GEMINI TRAPS on all our DTL & Ball Trap events.
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Canberra International Clay Target Club Inc
Lucky
Door Prize
Valued at
$250.00*
Lucky
Door Prize
Valued at
$250.00*
Saturday & Sunday 27th & 28th March 2004
Day 1.Saturday 27th March 2004 — 9.30am Start
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
25 tgt Pointscore Cash Divide (Graded)
25 tgt Ellcon Concrete Single Barrel Championship
Sponsored by Ellcon Concrete Services
O/A Sash & Trophy, 1st, 2nd, AA, A, B, C
Trophies Ladies, Juniors Vets
50 tgt Winchester Double Barrel Championship
Sponsored by Winchester Australia
Trophies as per Event 2
$13.00
$15.00 + $1.00 o/s
$30.00 + $3.00 o/s
Day 2 Sunday 28th March 2004 — 9.30am Start
Event 4.
Event 5.
Event 6.
25 Target Point Score Cash Divide (Graded)
75 tgt A.C.T. Champion of Champions 15meters
Sponsored by Central Tyre Service
25tgt D/B, 25tgt S/B, 25tgt P/S O/A Red Sash + Trophy,
Trophies 1st, 2nd AA, A, B, C
10 Pair Fyshwick Firearms Double Rise Championship
Sponsored by Fyshwick Firearms Trophies as per Event 2
$13.00
$34.00 + $4.00 o/s
$15.00 + $2.00 o/s
TOTAL NOMINATIONS $120.00 + o/s for 220 Targets
Juniors 50% + o/s Ladies & Vets 70% + o/s
Overall High Gun Events 1 to 6: -Solid Gold "Golden Trout" Badge,
Sash, and 2 Cases of Shells
High Gun Sponsored by GALDTILL PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE
Grade High Guns AA, A, B, C: Sash + 1 Cases of Shells
Ladies, Juniors, Veterans High Guns: - Sash + 1/2 Cases of Shells
TOTAL VALUE OF TROPHIES, SASHES and GOLD BADGE - $7,000
VOICE RELEASE SYSTEMS IN OPERATIONS
CAMPING ON GROUND, SHOWERS, AMMO, CANTEEN FACILITIES ALL AVAILABLE
Contacts: Jim Allan 6258 6423 or 0408633426, Wayne Smith 6238 1387
Geoff Mills 6291 6981 or 0419984240
THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAM
*Conditions Apply: Must nominate for Events 1 to 6 and be at the draw after the presentations on Sunday.
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March 2004
Cooma 27-12-03
Fine & sunny (23): 100T : OA: T
Harris 95/100; A: 1st D Blewitt
90/100, 2nd D Coleman 90/100; B: 1st
R Petts 93/100, 2nd R Carter 92/100,
3rd B Deacon 89/100; C: 1st N Badewitz 83/100, 2nd P Reeve 82/100, 3rd
P Byrne 81/100; JNR: K Osolins
52/100.
Cooma 10-1-04
Fine & windy (26): 10T DB EO: 8
Poss.; 50T SB CLUB CS: OA: C Smith
46/50; AA: 1st A Niesar 40/50, 2nd D
Alcock 39/50; A: 1st S Balough 42/50,
2nd J Barron 41/50; B: 1st B Deacon
42/51, 2nd D Brotherton 41/51; C: 1st
J Starr 37/50, 2nd C Casarotti 34/50;
15PR DR: OA: R VanBeek 30/30; AA:
1st A Niesar 27/30, 2nd D Alcock
22/30; A: 1st P Ewart 28/30, 2nd S
Balough 33/40; B: 1st D Shipton
26/30, 2nd B Deacon 23/30; C: 1st J
Starr 2/30, 2nd I Bates 18/30.
Condobolin 4-1-04
Very hot (15): 10T EO CD: 5 Poss.; 25T
DB: AA: 1st R Brodin 29/29, 2nd P
Barnes 28/29; A: A Boyd 25/25, 2nd D
Cooney 23/25; B: Aglasson 23/25, J
Loftus 21/25; C: K Brodin 25/25, A
Thompson 17/25; 25T SB: AA: 1st P
Barnes 23/25, R Thompson 22/25; A: A
Boyd 23/25, G Venables 26/29; B: J
Loftus 20/27, A Glasson 19/27; C: K
Brodin 18/25, D Ridley 14/25; C: K
Brodin 18/25, D Ridley 14/25; 25T DB
CONT.: AA: 1st R Brodin 35/36, R
Thompson 34/36; A: G Venables 25/25,
D Cooney 24/25; B: J Loftus 222/25, A
Glasson 19/27; C: K Brodin 18/25, D
Ridley 14/25; 25T DB CONT: AA: R
Brodin 35/36, R Thompson 34/36; A: G
Venables 25/25, D Cooney 24/25; B: J
Loftus 22/25, A Glasson 20/25; C: K
Brodin 23/25, D Ridley 19/25; 15PR
DR: AA: R Tgompson 25/30, R Brodin
33/40; A: D Cooney 24/30, G Blattman
22/30; B: A Glasson 25/30, J Loftus
22/30; C: K Brodin 23/30, A Thompson
14/30; HG: P Barnes 105/115.
Corowa 28-12-03
Fine & hot (44): 10T CD: 17 Poss.; 25T
DB CS: AA & OA: R Liersch 63/63,
2nd T Pfeiffer 26/27; A: 1st T Penny
62/63, 2nd N Clark 41/42; B: 1st I
Crisp 28/29, G Peacock 44/46; C: 1st F
Poidomani 44/45, 2nd C Whyte 31/33;
15PR DR: A & OA: R Liersch 36/40,
2nd K Shields 35/40; A: 1st T Peacock
35/40, 2nd A Collins 33/40; B: 1st G
Peacock 33/40, 2nd D Harley 32/40; C:
1st S Ridgeway 21/30, 2nd F Poidomani 35/50; 12PR DD: 1st R Liersch &
R Mathers 42/42, 2nd G Evans & K
Jones 41/42, 3rd G Rudd & F Poidomani 34/35; HG: R Liersch 62/65.
Cowra 3-1-04
Hot & windy (15): CD 5T DB: 10Poss.;
SB CS 50T: OA & AA: J Nash 49/50,
2nd J Finn 48/50; A: P Mould 45/50,
2nd D Wilson 44/50; B: P Riach 42/50;
C: J Rice 41/50, J Johnstone 36/50;
JPOT TPY 25T HC: 1st G Sinclair
25/25, 2nd R Walsh 24/25, 3rd J Nash
& T OíLeary 23/25; CD 5PR DR: T
OíLeary, G Sinclair, J Finn, J Nash;
DR CS 15PR: OA & AA: R Wals 29/30,
2nd T OíLeary 26/30; A: D Wilson
23/30, R Johnstone 21/30; B: P Riach
20/30; C: J Johnstone 17/30, J Rice
16/30; HG: R Walsh 112/120.
Crookwell 20-12-03
Overcast & wet (17): 20T PS: AA: N
Skelly 59/60; A: B Wray 56/60; B: R
Howard 53/60; C: M Skelly 58/60; 30T
MXD CS: AA: 1st P Luck 50/50, 2nd N
Skelly 48/50; A: 1st W Marks 47/50,
2nd C Skelly 46/50; B: 1st C Bishop
52/56, 2nd D Cromack 51/56; C: 1st M
Skelly 45/50, 2nd S George 39/50; 20T
CONT: AA: N Skelly 20/20; A: B Wray,
W Marks 19/20; B: D Cromack 17/20;
March 2004
C: M Skelly 20/20; 20T HC: 1st R
Medway 20/20, 2nd N Nicholson , D
Howard 19/20; HG: N Skelly 143/150.
Dorrigo 4-1-04
Fine (12): 25T DB CD: A: 1st J Cunningham Snr 25/25, 2nd J Cunningham jnr, M Beaumont 23/25; B: D
Casbolt 23/25; C: R Naylor 21/25, 2nd
M Spagnolo 20/25, R Spagnolo 17/25;
25T DB PS CD: A: J Cunningham Snr
68/75, M Beaumont 67/75, W Lasker
64/75; B: D Casbolt 64/75; C: R Naylor
64/75, R Spagnolo 57/75, M Spagnolo
56/75; 25T SB CD: A: 1st J Cunningham Snr 24/25, W Lasker 21/25, J
Cunningham Jnr 19/25; B: D Casbolt
22/25; C: R Naylor 18/25, M Spagnolo
17/25, B Forbes 16/25; 25T DB CD: A:
J Cunningham Snr 25/25, W Lasker, J
Cunningham Jnr 24/25; B: D Casbolt
23/25; C: M Spagnolo 22/25, B Forbes
20/25, R Naylor 18/25; HG: J Cunningham Snr 142/150.
Downside 20-12-03
Rain then fine (39): 50T PS CS: OA: R
Wright 145/150, 2nd W Charlton
152/159, 3rd W Storer 150/159; AA:
1st G Tabain 140/150, 2nd C Strike
138/150; A: T Harris 139/150, W
Ronald 135/150; B: R Patterson
133/150, P Scott 111/150; C: J Scott
128/156, A Trott 125/156; 15T CRAZY
PTS: 1st C Brandon 64, 2nd R Wright
61, 3rd M Reed 60, 4th A Sanders 52,
5th J Kidd 50, 6th G Tabain 49; 10T
DD: 1st C Strike & A Trott, 2nd R
Wright & P Scott; LOW.: T Brandon &
R Patterson.
Dubbo 4-1-04
Very hot (18): 20T EO: K Fuller, D
Coaker, M Heywood 20/20; 25T SB
CD: A: 1st K Fuller 24/25, 2nd K
Heywood 22/25; A: 1st E Tucker 22/25,
G Hosking, P Adams 20/25; B: P Firth
23/25, R Hill 22/25; C: J Smith 20/25,
D Brown 18/25; 25T PS CS: OA: M
Heywood 75/75; AA: K Fuller 74/75; A:
G Hosking 74/75; B: R Hill 69/75; C: D
Brown 62/75; 15PR DR: AA: K Fuller
74/75; A: G Hosking 74/75; B: R Hill
69/75; C: D Brown 62/75; 15PR DR:
AA: K Fuller, M Heywood 26/30; A: G
Hosking, P Adams, D Coaker 24/30; B:
R Hill 22/30, S Tucker, P Firth 19/30;
C: L Clarke 20/30, D VanBuchan
18/30; HG: K Fuller 144/150.
Glen Innes 3-1-04
Perfect (35): 25T DB 15M: AA: B
Kneipp, D Johnson, R Vidal, B Lewis,
A Futter 25/25; A: M Wade 25/25, L
Kennedy, P Wright 24/25; B: G Warner
25/25, R Wesslink, A Yannuccelli
24/25; C: D Hartman, A Anderson
22/25; 25T SB 25T PS: AA: B Hunter
98/100, B Kneipp, R Vidal 96/100; A:
M Wade 99/100, P Wrighy 96/100; B: G
Warner 98/100, B Stapleton 90/100; C:
D hartman 82/100, H Finch 79/100;
25T DB CONT: AA: D Ellis, D
Johnson, R Vidal 25/25; A: G Wright,
M Wade 25/25; B: N Campion, R Larkings, A Yannuccelli 24/25; C: H Finch
20/25, B Marjoram 19/25; HG: M
Wade 149/150; D & F HALL: M Wade,
G Warner, R Vadal.
Grafton 11-1-04
Overcast & humid: 25T DB CD: AA:
1st P Brown 25/25, 2nd J Cunningham 24/25; A: 1st B Cameron, D
Hancock 24/25, 2nd P McGuire, B
Finch 23/25;B: 1st G Warner 25/25,
2nd R Wesslink 24/25; C: 1st R Green
21/25, 2nd D Caldwell, B Marjoram, L
Buckpitt 17/25; 25T PS CD: AA: 1st J
Cunningham 71/75, 2nd P Brown
66/75; A: 1st B Cameron 72/75, 2nd P
McGuire 70/75; B: 1st G Warner
71/75, 2nd T Watts 68/75; C: 1st B
Marjoram 53/75, 2nd L Buckpitt
52/75; 50T SB Club CS: OA: P Brown
47/50; AA: 1st P Brown 47/50, 2nd J
CONDOBOLIN
CONDO CLASSIC
CHAMPIONSHIP
SUNDAY
7 MARCH 2004
9.00am START
EVENT 1
10 Target Double Barrel Eye Opener
Cash Divide
$8
EVENT 2
50 Target Double Barrel Championship
Overall - Sash & Trophy
1st - Sash & Trophy AA,A,B,C
2nd - Trophy AA,A,B,C
$30
EVENT 3
25 Target Single Barrel Championship
$18
EVENT 4
25 Target Pointscore Championship
15 Pair Double Rise Championship
$18
EVENT 5
$20
$94
Juniors 50%, Veterans 60%
Plus Sweeps (optional) on events 2,3,4
$6
TOTAL NOMINATIONS $100
OVERALL HIGH GUN EVENTS 1 TO 5 JUNIOR HIGH
GUN - EVENTS 1 5
ACCOMMODATION - Motels x 2, Hotel/Motel x 1,
Hotels x 3, Caravan Park.
Cartridges, food & refreshments available on ground.
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program.
President - T.Hawley
Vice-President: D.Cooney 02 6895 2288 B.H.,
02 6895 2651 A.H.
Treasurer: G.Venables 02 6895 2380 A.H.
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LYALVALE
THE
OPEN
TWO DAY 208 TARGET SPORTING
CLAY TARGET SHOOT
TWO SPORTNG COURSES
NSW Field & Game Association - Sydney Branch
Heathcote Road, MENAI, NSW
23 CASES OF EXPRESS SHELLS FOR PRIZES
20th & 21st March 2004
Saturday 9am start
Sunday 9am start
104 targets each day
GRADES DETERMINED ON 1ST FOUR ROUNDS
EACH DAY: AA - A - B - C
1st - 15 Packets - 2nd 8 Packets - 3rd 4 Packets
Ladies - Veterans - Juniors
1st - 10 Packets - 2nd 5 Packets - 3rd 2 Packets
OVERALL HIGH GUN for two days Sash & 1 1/2 cases
HIGH GUN: AA- A-B -C - 1 case each grade
HIGH GUN: Ladies Veterans - Juniors 1/2 case each
ALL WELCOME
ACTA - F&G - SSAA
Veteran 65 &over
Juniors under 18
Max 6 per Squad
Full Nominations $55.00 a Day
Ladies Veterans Juniors $40.00 a day
CAMPING ON GROUND BY ARRANGEMENT
Contact Paul Smidt (02) 9606 6692 Ken Moore (02) 9605 5544
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March 2004
Cunningham 42/50; A:1st P McGuire
46/50, 2nd B Cameron 47/52; B: 1st G
Warner 45/50, 2nd D Casbolt 37/50; C:
1st R Green 38/50, 2nd B Marjoram
37/50; HG: G Warner 191/150.
Griffith 4-1-04
Hot & gusty (12): 10T DB: 6 Poss.; 50T
DB CS: OA & AA: G Evans 50/50; A: B
Brighenti 48/50; B: S Cunial 49/51; C:
B Browne 39/50; 20T HC: 1st S Papsidero 20/20, 2nd S Cunial 19/20, 3rd
B Machul 19/20.
Marconi 21-12-03
Fine (48): XMAS 50PS: AA: 1st A DelBen 200/201, 2nd Z Ammedine
197/201, 3rd G Dominello 149/153; A:
1st I Petrina 146/150, 2nd F Auditore
147/153, 3rd L Trew 146/153; B: 1st M
Nasr 148/150, 2nd G Agostino
148/159, 3rd S Toson 145/159; C: 1st V
Mercuri 128/150, 2nd J Agostino
123/150, 3rd D Cali 118/150; XMAS
SH: AA: 1st V Gatt 50/50, 2nd T
Psarakis 62/63, 3rd G Dominello
61/63; A: 1st H Guerriero 51/51, 2nd R
Ehlers 50/51, 3rd I Petrina 49/50; B:
1st C McMahon 57/58, 2nd S Toson
56/58, 3rd F Gould 47/50; C: 1st J
Agostino 46/50, 2nd D Cali 43/50, 3rd
V Mercuri 42/50; HG: Z Ammedine
198/200; HG: AA: V Gatt 296/300; A: I
Petrina 195/200; B: M Nasr 193/200;
C: V Mercuri 170/200.
NSW 14-1-04
Drizzly : CHARLES WATERHOUSE
SH: A: 1st G Rootes 29+59, 2nd T
Lionatos 29+58; A: 1st T Wunderlich
30+4, 2nd I Hoschke 30+3;B: 1st D
Pearson 30+7, 2nd D Spence 30+6; C:
1st A Sharlock 30, 2nd S Fallico 29;
CHARLES HLAVATY SK HC: S
Manuele 69/75; 100T PS TR: OA: Ari
K 291; AA: T Czinker 289, T Lionatos
283; A: 1stG Bartlett 285, 2nd T Wun-
derlich 284; B: 1st C McMahon 283,
3nd S Toson 276; C: 1st D Allam 268,
2nd V Mercuri 265.
Hay 4-1-04
Hot & windy (10): 10T PTS EO CD: 4
Poss.; 20T BENARA PTS: OA: P
Headon 63/63; AA: S Gee 62/63, 2nd R
Anderson 58/60; A: M Elmes 53/60,
2nd D Sullivan 72/81; 20T DB: AA &
OA:S Gee 22/22; A: D Sullivan 23/24;
20T SB: AA & OA: S Gee 22/22; A: D
Sullivan 18/20; 10T HC SB MUG: R
Anderson 10/10; HG: S Gee 130/130.
Majura Park 7-1-04
25T DB: OA: M Patmore 61/61; AA: A
Christou 60/61; A: A Vaccaro 35/36; B:
R Sekar 27/28; C: S Sekar 24/25; 25T
PS: OA: B Skinner 74/75; AA: M
Patmore 72/75; A: W Young 68/75; B: K
Cox 70/75;
C:S Sekar 62/75.
Marconi 19-12-03
Mild night (40): 10T PS EO: AA: 1x19,
1x27, 2x26; A: 1x30, 1x29, 1x28; B:
1x29, 1x27, 1x26; C: 3x25; 30DB 30PS:
AA: 1st C Andrew 118/120, 2nd T
Czinker 116/120; A: 1st G Poulios
112/123, 2nd B Frost 109/123; B: 1st P
Paphitis 108/120, 2nd G Lysaght
107/120; C: 1st Jordan T 112/120, 2nd
M Kheir 101/120; HG: C Andrew
143/150.
Narrandera 18-1-04
Ideal (21): 5T DB EO CD: A.Paonne,
R. Ehlers, C. Foster, S.Clancy,
S.Papasidero, J.Vardenega; 25T SB
CS: OA &
B: S. Papasidero 25/25;
AA: R. Ehlers 24/25; A:D.Fraser
24/25; C: I. Taylor 16/25; 25T PS CS:
OA & AA: G. Evans 74/75 +4;
A:S.Clancy 74/75+3; B: S.Papasidero
74/75+ 2; C:I. Taylor 67/75; 25T DB
CD: C. Foster, N.Block, G.Tabain,
Mendooran Gun Club
2004 OPEN SHOOT
Saturday 10TH & Sunday 11th April
$5,5OO worth of prizes
Saturday 10th April 11am start
EVENT 1 20T Eye opener Double Barrel $15
Cash Divide Graded
EVENT 2 25T Pointscore Championship $20
1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Grades.
EVENT 3 30T Mixed - 10DB, 10SB, 10PS $20
EVENT 4 25T Double Barrel $20
Sunday 11th April 9.30am Start.
EVENT 5. 25T Continental Championship $20
EVENT 6 25T Single Barrel Championship $20
EVENT 7. 25T Handicap $20.
1st $500
2nd $250
3rd $150
4th $100
EVENT 8 10 Pr. Double Rise $15
TOTAL NOMS $150
Overall High Gun- Sash and Trophy.
AA - A - B - C Grade High Gun
Ladies, Juniors, Veterans High Gun - (if 5 or more shooters)
Reduced noms for Ladies, Juniors, Veterans- shooting full program
LUNCHES AND REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE EACH DAY
AMMUNITION A1SO AVAILABLE AND ALL TARGETS FLURO
Contact Numbers Pres DAVID KENNY - 6848 8146
Sec - Chris Monk - 6848 8120
Peter Wyner - 6886 1227
Club situated 5km from town on the Tooraweenah Road
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
March 2004
Guyra Gun Club Inc
Open Trench Shoot
(ISSF Trap)
200 targets plus final
Saturday 20th - Sunday 21st
March 2004
NEW ENGLAND ISSF TRAP
CHAMPIONSHIPS
9.30am Saturday 20th March
1st 100 Targets Trench
9.30am Sunday 21st March
2nd 100 Targets plus final
Trophies - Overall Sash and Trophy
1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Grades
See you there!
President Ben Rumbel 02 6779 1441
Secretary R Varley 02 6779 1461
LEETON GUN CLUB
SUNRICE
FESTIVAL
SHOOT
SATURDAY 17 TH APRIL 2004
10.00AM START
10T SINGLE BARREL EYE OPENER $5.00
25T SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP $15.00
25T POINTSCORE CHAMPIONSHIP $15.00
25T DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP $15.00
SASH OVERALL AND RIBBONS FOR AA, A, B
AND C GRADE
HIGH GUN TROPHY OVER FULL PROGRAM
OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING
PRICES INCLUDE COST OF SWEEPS
LIGHT REFRESHMENTS, LUNCH AND DINNER
AVAILABLE AT THE GROUNDS.
PRESIDENT: NOEL MCDERMOTT (02) 6953 3778 OR 0427 533 778
SECRETARY: JULIE WILSON (02) 69536057 OR 0427 536 057
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NEW SOUTH WALES GUN CLUB LTD
(EST 1800)
ANNIVERSAY
SHOOT
SATURDAY 13TH AND
SUNDAY 14TH MARCH 2004
SATURDAY 13 TH - 10.00AM START
EVENT 1 25T D/B E/O C/D - $15
EVENT 2 MALCOLM FULLER MEMORIAL SHOOT
50T D/B - $35
O/ALL + 1st & 2nd EACH GRADE
Ladies, Junior, Vets -$25
EVENT 3 50T P/S - $35
SUNDAY 14th - 10.00AM START
EVENT 4 25T D/B E/O C/D - $15
EVENT 5 50T HANDICAP - $35
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th
EVENT 6 50T P/S - $35
HIGH GUN - EVENTS 2,3,5 &6
LADIES, JUNIOR, VETS HIGH GUN - EVENTS 2.3,5 &6
BBQ REFRESHMENTS & CARTRIDGES AVAILABLE
Location- 131 Booralie, Rd, Terrey Hills NSW 2084 - Ph- (02) 9450 1775
Info: Sue Nichols Ph/Fax (02) 4579 6332 or Rex Northcott (02) 9646 5367
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March 2004
D.Fraser, J.Vardenaga, M.Kruger,
Davis; HG: S.Papsadiero 126/130.
Newcastle-Lake Macquarie 3-1-04
Fine :SK: 1st K Raymond 108, 2nd H
Rice 96, 3rd N Newbury 94; TR: 1st J
Coaker 83+21, 2nd R Cangiano
81+19, 3rd D Seve 79+19; DTL: 25T
DB + 25T PS: AA: M Ling 94/100;A: K
Lonsdale 99/100, 2nd G Bartlett
97/100; B: 1st F Ziliotto 95/100, 2nd J
Jenkins 94/100; C: 1st R Chapman
91/100, 2nd D Waldon 88/100; 10T
DB+10T SB+10T PS: AA: 1st M Ling
43/50, A: R Binstead 49/50, 2nd T
Harris 48/50; B: 1st R McLean 48/50,
2nd F Ziliotto 62/75; C: 1st R Jenkins
44/50, 2nd D Cangiano 42/50; 25T PS
CONT: AA: 1st M Ling 62/75; A: 1t R
Binstead 68/75, 2nd G Bartlett 65/75;
B: 1st F Ziliotto 70/75, 2nd N Tshirpig
67/75; C: 1st R Chapman 66/75, 2nd D
Waldon 65/75; OA HG: R Binstead
213/225.
NSW 3-1-04
Hot & sunny (28): 50T SK COMP.: AA:
1st R Clarke 49, 2nd J Guberina 47+9;
A: 1st T Falvo 48, 2nd P Kouroupis 47;
B: 1st S Manuele 48,2nd A Najar 43;
C: 1st S Tsoukala 43, 2nd P Dent 37.
41/42, 3rd P Palmer 36/37, 4th W
Maddocks 25/26, 5th J Caskey 20/21,
6th J Brook 19/20; LAD.: K Fitzhenry;
FRANK BARNES MEM. 20T DB OFF
15M: AA: 1st P Tobin 33/33, 2nd G
Rosser 32/33; A: 1st D Farnsworth
37/37, 2nd M Kenny 36/37; B: 1st F
Clutterbuck 22/22, 2nd D Curran
21/22; C: 1st C Scheele 22/22, 2nd G
Lambert 24/25; XMAS DD CS: 1st R
Baker & P Caskey 20/20, 2nd G
Rosser & D Farnsworth 19/20; LAD.
NIAL DR: 1st M Smith, 2nd T Smith,
3rd J Kemp; BEST PERF. JNR 2003:
R Malic; TARCOOLA TM SH: J Finis,
G Finis, J Vanroy, C Scheele, P Tobin.
Richmond River 21-12-03
Fine & hot (18): 25T PTS: AA: K
Harding 73/75, P Brown 72/75; A: G
Turner 72/75, A Clarke 70/75; B: R
Shepherd 74/75, G Pringle 70/75; C: K
Gibson 72/75, M Sullivan 66/71; 25T
DB: AA: K Harding 24/25, P Brown
24/25; A: R White 25/25, G Turner
23/25; B: E Little 24/25, D Schrumberg 23; C: C McDowell 23/25, K
Gibbon 24; 25T CONT: AA: K Harding
25/25, P Brown 25/25; A: G Turner
24/25, r White 21/25; B: R Spencer
23/25, D Schromberg 22/25; C: M Sullivan 23/25, D Neal 22/25.
Orange 14-12-03
Sunny & breezy (60): 90T CC: AA: 1st
J Caltabaino 148/150, 2nd J Lawrence
205/210; A: 1st K Wieczerek 169/175,
2nd B Rue 168/175; B: 1stK Alias
144/150, 2nd R Lawrence 142/150; C:
1st B Gosper 138/150, 2nd T Ross
126/150.
Shoalhaven 11-1-04
Hot & breezy (29): 10T EO: 5 Poss.;
ALLEN WENT MEM. 100T: OA: R
Ehlers; AA: B Thompson; A: R Ehlers;
B: J McMillan, 2nd S Toson; C: 1stT
Fraser, 2nd V Mercuri; ENCOUR. AW:
A Fraser.
Pooncarie 6-12-03
Fine & warm (44): 10T DB SW OFF
HC: 8 Poss.; HC 15T DB: 1st F Clutterbuck 16/16, 2nd B Arnott 15/16, 3rd
C Barnes 21/22; 15T DB OFF 15M:
1st P Tobin 42/42, 2nd F Clutterbuck
Sydney 9-1-04
Warm night (48): 10PS GR SW: AA:
1x30, 2x29; A: 1x30, 4x29; B: 2x27,
1x23; C: 1x27, 1x25, 1x23; 25 DB
25SB: AA: 1st V Gatt, 2nd C Andrew
79/79; A: 1st P Athanasoupoulos
N.S.W. GUN CLUB LTD
(Est 1880)
MARCH 2004
Wednesday 3rd March 2004
2.00pm - Charles Hlavaty Skeet H/Cap
Competition
7.00pm - Trap Competition - 30t.
Saturday 6th March 2004
11.30am - Skeet Competition - 50t C/D
Graded + 50t
10. 00am Practice - All Layouts
Wednesday 10th March 2004
6.30pm Charles Waterhouse Memorial Shoot - 30t
Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th March
2004
10. 00am - ANNIVERSARY SHOOT
(Inc Malcolm Fuller Memorial Shoot)
2.00pm - Alf Najar Skeet H/Cap Competition
7.00pm - Trap Competition - 30t
TAMWORTH CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
(Venue for national DTL break record - 1,177 in 1992 &
American Skeet break record - 565 in 2NO)
l2 noon - Members Trap & Skeet Competition 25t
10. 00am - Practice- All Layouts
PRESENTS
1st ANNUAL FIVE
STAND SHOOT
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 13th - 14th
MARCH 2004 - 8-30AM
100 TARGETS EACH DAY
TWO LAYOUTS
GRADING EACH DAY
TROPHIES - EACH DAY
OVERALL - SASH & TROPHY
GRADES - 1st - 2nd - 3rd - TROPHY
LADY - JUNIOR - VETERAN - TROPHY
DRAW EACH DAY FOR LUCKY SQUAD - 1st & 2nd
NOMINATIONS - OPEN - $60 PER DAY - LADY, JUNIOR,
VETERAN - $45 PER DAY
MORNING & AFTERNOON TEA * LUNCH *
REFRESHMENTS * CARTRIDGES
CAMP SITES * HOT SHOWERS
12noon - 5 Stand Competition 25t E/O C/D + 50t
10.00am - Practice - All Layouts
Wednesday 31st March 2004
EVERY WEDNESDAY
2.00pm - 9.30pm (10.00pm Daylight Saving)
Practice All Layouts
LOCATION- 131 BOORALIE ROAD, TERREY
HILLS, N.S.W 2084
Phone (02) 9450 1775; Fax (02) 9486 3497
Info: Club Captain: Rex Northcott (02) 9646 5367
or Ph/Fax Sue Nichols (02) 4579 6332
PRESIDENT: JOHN SLEIGHTHOLME - 6761 3308 BH - 6762 4625 AH
SECRETARY: LACH CAMERON - 6765 4451 AH
CONTACT: BILL HODGES - 6762 6990 AH
March 2004
MATTARELLI TRAPS ON ALL LAYOUTS ARE
COIN & VOICE OPERATED
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Riverina Zone
March Program
Saturday 6th
FINLEY 1.00pm
10T DB, 50T DB, 50T SB, 15T club Hcp
GANMAIN 1.30pm
25T DB, 25T SB, 25T PS
Sunday 7th
GRIFFITH 1.00pm 50T DB, 20T $100 Hcp,
10pr DR
HAY 12 noon
20T PS, 30T DB, 20pr DR,
WAGGA 11.00am
50T DB, 50T PS, 25T SB
Saturday 13th
COLEAMBALLY 1.00pm
DTL program
Sunday 14th
BARELLAN 1.00pm
10T DB CD, 25T DB, 10T PS Hcp, 5pr DR
6pr DD
TUMUT 10.00am
50T DB, 30T DB graded CD, 10pr DR CD
Tuesday 16th
Wagga GC Veterans Games Sporting
10.00am
Wednesday 17th
Wagga GC Veterans Games Skeet 10.00am
Thursday 18th
Wagga GC Veterans Games DB, SB
10.00am
Friday 19th
Wagga GC Veterans Games SB, PS
10.00am
Saturday 20th
Wagga GC Veterans Games C of C
10.00am
Saturday 20th
GRIFFITH 75T skeet 1.00pm
59/60, 2nd F Auditore 58/60; B: 1st C
Plesses 46/50, 2nd A Carta 44/50; C:
1st B Casey 45/50, 2nd J Bakopoulos
44/50; HG: G Rootes 80/80.
Sydney 11-1-04
Very hot (39): 50PS: AA: 1st G Kennerson 148/150, 2nd G Rootes
146/150; A: 1st H Guerriro 140/150,
2nd F Auditore 133/150; B: 1st M
Tilley 138/150, 2nd D Rbiero 136/150;
C: 1st R Violi 122/150, 2nd D Cali
113/150; 50DB: AA: 1st C Sherry
50/50, 2nd J Crompton 66/68; A: 1st H
Guerriero 49/50, 2nd C Davenport
51/55; B: 1st D Violi 41/50, 2nd F Violi
37/50; HG: G Kennerson 195/200.
Tamworth 18-1-04
Fine & hot (17): 50T SK HC: 1ST M.
Gilbert 70/77, 2ND F. CHAFFEY
72/77, 3RD V. BANOVICH 47/58, 4TH
R. TAYLOR 53/56; 50T SK CS: OA: L.
CAMERON 63/64; AA:P. NASH 49/50;
A: K. WEATHERALL 56/58; B: G.
WILSON 58/60; C: M. GILBERT
45/50; OA HG: P. NASH 101/104.
Taree-Wingham 21-12-03
Hot (36): XMAS 100 OPEN SH: AA: M
Height 168/174, Pturner 165/174, R
Freestone 141/150, B Hooper 137/150,
D Pasfield 137/150; A: P Jackson
143/150, K Pearce 140/50, P Pritchard
139/150, H Macinnes 138/150, B McKinnon 137/150; B: J Howell 138/150, R
Fitzalan 134/150, D Berry 126/150, T
Duck 131/156, Y Height 128/156; C: A
Burns 117/150, R Fitzalan 118/150, M
Wilson 117/150, S Filby 96/150, D
Sutherland 92/150; HG: M Height
168/174.
Taree-Wingham 13-12-03
Hot (11): 25T SK CD: AA: J Wilberforce 23/25; B: T Duck 2/25; C: D Pasfield, L Duck 20/25, G Brown 19/25;
Taree Wingham 10-1-04
Hot & stormy (17): 50T SK: 1st T
Duck 56/54, 2nd P OíBrien 56/54, 3rd
D Pasfield 5/54, 4th G Brown 54/54,
5th L Cross 49/50; 25T TWR DB CD:
AA: J Wilberforce 25/25, L Cross
24/25; B: G Brown 25/25, T Duck
24/25, T Harris 23/25; C: M Wilson
23/25, P OíBrien 19/25, L Duck 17/25;
25T TWR PS CD: AA: L Cross 75/75, J
Wilberforce 72/75; B: G Brown 71/75,
T Duck, T Harris 70/75; C: M Wilson
56/75, L Duck 55/75, P OíBrien 50/75;
HG: J Wilberforce 143/150.
Tumut 12-03
40T MXD T CS: OA: R Wright 58/60;
AA: D Power 55/60; A: G Burton 57/60;
B: T Harris 56/60; C: J Considine
50/60; 20PR DR CS: OA: R Wright
35/40; AA: D Caccioppoli 31/40; A: G
Burton 39/50; B: V Rees 27/40; V: J
Considine 23/40; HG: R Wright
93/100; CH. OF CHS: R Wright 29/30.
Tumut 11-1-04
Hot (16): 25T SB GR CD: AA: D Caccioppoli 24/25, C Brandon 24/25; A: R
Woodbridge 25/25, J Kidd, W Burton
23/25; B: D Metzler 21/25, T Harris
18/25; C: C McKenzie 20/25, J Considine 17/25; 50T CHARLES TRUE DB
CS: OA: T Harris 50/50; AA: C
Brandon 76/77; A: W Burton 48/50; B;
D Metzler 48/50; C: J Considine 44/50;
20T HC DB TPY:M 1st D Caccioppoli
21/22, 2nd D Metzler 20/22, 3rd C
Brandon 27/28; HG: C Brandon 91/95.
TAREE - WINGHAM
GUN CLUB
Northern
Zone DTL
Carnival
Sunday 21st
In conjunction with
NARRANDERA 10.00am
100T Champion of Champions
Sunday 28th
COROWA 12 noon
10T DB, 50T DB, 20T PS
JUNEE 10.00am
CPAS fundraiser shoot 50T DB, 50T PS,
20pr DR
HAY 12 noon
100 mixed Targets Easter Gift, 10T Club Mug
CONTACT CLUBS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Details are in NSWCTA blue book
Page 46
50T HC TPY: 1st G Brown 57/54, 2nd
D Pasfield 53/54, 3rd J Wilberforce
47/50, 4th R Abrahams 47/50; 25T
DBLS CD: AA: J Wilberforce 24/25; B:
T Duck 19/25; C: G Brown, D Pasfield
19/25, D Sutherland 15/25; HG: J
Wilberforce 94/100.
8th Flying
Fox Carnival
24th & 25th April 2004
Full Details April CTSN
March 2004
Warren Golden Ibis
Lower Macquarie Championships
Saturday 13th
& Sunday
14th March
ERN WEBB’S
SPORT STORE
GOODIES ON SALE
You name it, we’ve got it!
Saturday 13th March 2004 - 9:00 am
Event 1: 25 Tgt Double Barrel Cash Divide
Event 2: 25 Tgt Point Score Championship
(Proudly sponsored by Bridgeway Accountants)
Event 3: 25 Tgt Single Barrel Trophy
Event 4: 25 Tg Double Barrel Championship
(Proudly Sponsored by Macquarie Toyota - Shell Distributors)
Sunday 14th March 2004 - 8:00 am
Event 5: 30 Tgt Mixed 10d. 10s. 10p.
Event 6: 25 Tgt Single Barrel Championship
(Proudly sponsored by NAB)
Event 7: 25 Tgt Point Score President’s Trophy
Event 8: 15 Pair Double Rise Championship
(Proudly Sponsored by AWB Landmark)
$15
$20
$20
$20
$25
$20
$20
$20
Total Noms: $160
Optional Graded Sweep $2 Events 2, 3, 4, & 6 - Total: $168 (Juniors 75% noms)
High Guns: Overall and all grades equal value.
OVERALL TO RECEIVE GOLDEN IBIS
Trophies: Overall, First and Second each grade. Ladies, Veterans and Juniors in
Championship Events.
(Event 5 First and Second each grade0
Remember, if you won an overall championship last year and defend your title, you will be
entitled to a full refund of your weekend’s nominations
ACCOMMODATION:
Macquarie Valley Motor Inn: 0268474396
Warren Motor Inn: 0268474404
Club House Hotel: 0268474923
Royal Hotel: 0268474980
Alternative accommodation is
available at Trangie, Gilgandra,
Nyngan and Narromine, all within
a 40 minutre drive to Warren.
Nominate for your
chance to win up to
$50,000
February 2004
SAFARI FIREARMS $250 LUCKY SHOOTER PRIZE
SHOOTING OVER 5 TRAPS,
SHELLS, ACCOMMODATION,
CAMPING, REFRESHMENTS AND
BEAUTIFUL MEALS AVAILABLE.
GREAT FUN, TOP HOSPITALITY
& FRIENDSHIP. IT ALL
HAPPENS AT WARREN!
Warren Gun Club Inc.
For more information or early nominations
contact: Malcolm on 0268473082
Fiona on 0268474151
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West Wyalong 26-12-03
Windy & hot (16): 100T HOVER TR:
OA: N Block 95/100; A: C Foster
92/100; B: M Kruger-Davis 94/100; C:
C Heffer 86/100.
Yass 21-12-03
Warm & humid (38): 25T PS CD: AA:
W Barton 74/75, C Anderson 73/75; A:
M Campbell, S Balough 72/75; B: P
Gerstenberg 72/75, J Richardson
71/75; C: S Pettell 66/75, N Watchorn
65/78; 50T DB PRES. CUP: OA: J
Pateman 85/85; AA: K Chiaverini
84/85, A Barrie 66/67; A: P Watchorn
62/63, G Barton 58/81; B: J Finn 68/69,
J Richardson 49/50; C: K Turner 48/50,
S Fettell 46/50; 15T NOV.: AA: N
Privett 14/15; A: W Smith 13/15; B: J
Finn 12/15; C: J Pethbridge 12/15; HG:
W Barton 123/125.
Yass 18-1-04
Warm & windy (28): 25T DB CD: AA:
M Patmore, J Nash, M Gerstenberg
25/25; A: P Watchorn, W Cameron
25/25; B: R Churchill 25/25, I Crisp
24/25; C: N Crisp 23/25, G Serfin, D
Williams 29; 50T PS CS: OA: P
Watchorn 150/153; AA: 1st J Pateman
149/153, 2nd J Nash 146/150; A: W
Cameron 138/150, D Watchorn
136/150; B: 1st P Southwell 139/150, J
Finn 137/150; C: G Serafin 137/150, N
Grren 136/150; 25T CONT CD: AA: J
Nash , C Anderson, M Patmore, S
Amoy 25; A: M Campbell 25/25, D
Watchorn 24/25; B: R Medway, P Gerstenberg, J Finn 25/25; C: G Serafin
24/25, N Crisp 23/25; HG: J Nash
196/200.
Victoria
Alexandra 4-1-04
Wet & warm (27): 20T CONT GR CS:
OA: R Kirley 20/20; A: B Pyke 19/20; B:
K Elward 19/20; 20T NEW YR DB GR
CS: OA: B Pyke 63/63; AA: J King
59/60; B: M Spencer 58/60; C: L Elward
51/60; 20T GR DB TPY: AA: G McClure
20/20; A: R Stackhouse 53/53; B: M
Spencer 20/20; C: C Peterson 22/24.
Beaufort 19-12-03
(60): 25T PTS: OA: C South 81/81; AA:
1st G Went, 2nd R Nisbet, 3rd W
Medwell; A: 1st C Caldwell , 2nd E
Ford, 3rd I Urch ; B: 1st R Standeven ,
2nd A Wohlers, 3rd N Paterson; C: 1st
C Mathews, 2nd G New, 3rd H Nolan;
20T: OA: C South 20/20+24/24; AA: 1st
L Cocking,2nd G Went; A: 1st E Ford,
2nd C Caldwell; B: 1st P Graefe, 2nd G
Kirkpatrick; C: 1st D Baker, 2nd B
Dowsing; HG: OA: C South 95/95; AA:
G Went 94/95; A: C Caldwell 91/95; B:
R Standeven 90/95; C: C Mathews
87/95; JNR: K Trotter 75/95; NOV. CS
2004: B Harris 12/12; SEPTIC CS
2004: G Went 5/5; LAD. XMAS: K
Trotter 4/5; VET. CHALL.: N Paterson
10/10.
Beaufort 27-12-03
(33): THE ROCK CS: OA: E Ford 50/50;
A: 1st G McLean, 2nd G Thomson; A:
1st J Kelly, 2nd G Jennings; B: 1st T
Pevitt, 2nd M Cooke; C: 1st G New, 2nd
B Knight; JNR: A Pollock; VET.: J
Corbett; LAD.: C Carlon; 18M x30: OA:
P Carroll 42/42; AA: 1st L Cocking
30/30, 2nd W Medwell; A: 1st E Ford,
2nd G Jennings; B: 1st T Pevitt, 2nd M
Cooke; C: 1st B Carnes, 2nd B Knight;
JNR: A Pollock; VET.: J Corbett; LAD.:
C Carlon; 25T BALL TR CD: W Harris,
L Cook 23/25; E Ford, W Medwell
21/25.
Callawadda Stawell 17-1-04
Windy (24): 10T PS EO: P Chipperfield, D Harris 30/30; 25T DB CS: A: J
Sawyer 33/33, G Hunt 32/33; B: J Hinneberg 27/34, J Witney 26/; C: N
McKenzie 25/25, J Fielding 19; 25T
HC: 1st M Radovic 25/26, 2nd D Petrie
24/26, 3rd P Chipperfield 30/32, 4th I
Jones 29/32; OA HG: P Chipperfield
77/80; JNR HG: M Radovic 72/80.
Castlemaine 10-1-04
Fine (55): 25T DB CS: OA: J Shepherd
108/108; AA: 1st J Shepherd 108/108,
2nd S Gloster 107/108; A: 1st G Went
70/71, 2nd G Passaiaqua 62/63; B: 1st
K Yates 35/36, 2nd A James 24/27; C:
1st D Hannigan 27/28, 2nd A James
26/28; 25T PRES. HC: 1st R Hosking
25/25, 2nd N McLean 30/31, 3rd B Gibb
29/31; BM: J Shepherd 24/26; OA JNR:
A Langridge 48/50; OA LAD.: K Langridge 45/50.
Central Wimmera 4-1-04
Fine, Sun & Rain (26): 10T PS CD: AA:
R Black, R Lehmann 30/30; A: R Papst
28/30, A Jones, A Cameron, D Heinrich,
R Coombes 27/30; B: B Couch 29/30, L
Heard 25/30; C: H McClure & J Ough
29/30; 40T MXD T CS: AA & OA: D
Flavel 56/60, R Black 55/60; A: A
Cameron, A Jones 53/60; B: B Couch
54/60, C Jarred 49/60; C: D Harris
45/60, S Couch 44/60; 20T CONT. CD:
AA: D Flavel 20/20, B Robinson 19/20;
A: R Papst & R Hounsell 19/20; B: B
Couch 19/20, C Jarred & B Joy 18/20;
C: D Harris 18/20, J Ough 15/20; 25M
SH: R Papst 5/6.
Cerberus 6-12-03
Fine & cool (54): 10T PTS: 18 Poss.;
30T DB: AA: C Carrol, M Green, W
Parks, L Howell; A: R Rees, G Beckworth , D Hammond, C Judd; B: G
Sparey, S Campbell, B Barlow, J Luis;
C: C Chant, B Grasso, C Findlay, M
Alaimo; 30T DB: AA: S Elsley, J Rowe,
S Howd, W Woodward; A: J Judd, P
Calvi, P Taylor, R Rees; B: B Barlow, J
Buchanan, S Campbell, R Pitt; C: B
Grasso, C Chant, M Alaimo, T Alaimo.
Colac 14-12-03
Fine (43): 10T PS EO: 8 Poss.: 30T DB
XMAS CS: OA & AA: S Clifford 60/60,
W Calaby 59/60; A: O Ivermee 30/30, D
Demasi 59/60; B: M Bamford 29/30, M
Holloway 32/34; C: A Craig 27/30, A
Holt 24/30; 30T PTS XMAS CS: OA &
AA: W Calaby 90/90, N Telford 109/11;
A: K Vagg 89/90, L Presani 86/90; B: Z
paton 86/90, B Fleming 85/90; C: A
Holt 75/90, S Holt 53/90; NOV.: R Hirth
& T Kilfoyle.
Colac 11-1-04
Sunny (25): 30T DB: AA: G Thompson
30/30, J Farnes 32/34; A: O Ivermee
34/35, J Soppi 33/35; B: N Blackmore
33/35, A Loubey 42/45; C: B Woodmason 39/41, A Holt 38/41; 50T PS: AA: G
Thompson 145/150, J Farnes 144/150;
A: S Holt 148/150, J Soppi 141/150; B:
B Fleming 140/150, N Blackmore
136/150; C: I Stewart 122/150, B Woodmason 114/150.
Deniliquin 21-12-03
Overcast & warm (25): 10T NOV.: 1st J
Decker 20/20, 2nd P Sing 19/20, 3rd R
Traill 18/19, 4th C Fitzgerald 18/19,
5th R Viney 17/18; 5T off 11M & 25M:
Cobungra Gun Club
Great Alpine Road Cobungra
(20km's North West of Omeo)
Official Opening and
Inaugural Competition
Shoot Day
Sunday March 28th 2004 Starting 10.00am.
Event No1.
25 Target Skeet Championship
AA,A,B,C. $12.00
Event No2.
25 Target Pointscore
Championship AA,A,B,C. $12.00
Event No3.
25 Target Double Barrel
Championship AA,A,B,C. $12.00
Sash and Trophies all events, all grades
HIGH GUN AWARD OVER PROGRAM &
INAUGURAL CLUB BREAK RECORD.
For details contact
Club President Peter Taylor 0418 464 780
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Victorian South
East Zone
Welcomes
Cobungra
Gun Club
To the South East Zone this new and
exciting Club which is situated in the
picturesque high country of Victoria.
The Zone Committee and Clubs wish the
Cobungra Gun Club and new members all
the success for the future.
We look forward to the inaugural shoot on
March 28th 04.
March 2004
FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN
A 0010859 S ABN 255 281 411
123 Rossiter Rd Carrum Downs
P O Box 340 Patterson Lakes 3197
Telephone 9782 1626
Sunday March 7th
1
10 Target Points
Birds Only
$2.00
Optional Purse Graded
AA,A,B,C
$5.00
2
50 Target Double Barrel
Birds Only
$10.00
AA,A,B,C
$5.00
3
50 Target Points
Birds Only
$10.00
AA,A,B,C
$5.00
4
75 Target Skeet
Birds Only
$15.00
AA,A,B,C
$5.00
Each grade purse pool will be determined by the number of entrants in each grade.
If there are more than 4 entrants in any pool grade, that pool will be distributed
to 1 & 2 place
Sunday March 14th
100 Target Trench Handicap
AA = 0 A = 4 B = 8 C = 12
Starts 12pm Sharp
$35.00
Sunday March 28th
1 10 Target Points
Cash Divide
$5.00
2 100 Target Double Barrel AA,A,B,C 1st 2nd & 3rd Trophy
$33.00
3 100 Target Skeet AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd Trophy
$33.00
4 75 Target ISSF Trap & Final
O/A,A,B,C,
Cash Divide
$33.00
CLUB OPEN FOR PRACTICE
Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday 10am - 6pm
Friday 12pm - 5pm
ISSF Skeet, Trap and Double Trap
DTL, Continental, Ball Trap and Double Rise,
American Skeet and Tower
5 Stand Sporting
SPORTING CLAYS EVERY THURSDAY 12pm - 5pm
FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN CTC. & MATTARELLI AUTOMATIC TRAPS
Serving you better
CLUB RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER PROGRAM AND PRIZES
Minimum 5 shooters in each grade for full prizes to be paid.
Proportional prize may apply
March 2004
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1st J Dunn 18/18, 2nd J Decker 17/18,
3rd Fitzgerald 16/18, 4th R
Northausen, 5th J Maths ; 10T NOV
HC: 1st R Traill 13/13, 2nd L Rankin
13/14, 3rd J Dunn 12/14, 4th R Cugley
24/27, 5th R Glenn 23/27; 10T MXD
MET.; 1st R Atkins 23/23,2nd I Phillips
22/23, 3rd S Atkins 18/19, 4th J Whittakers 9/10, 5th B Cormack 9/10; 10T
START 13M: 1st C Fitzgerald 21/22,
2nd S Atkins 20/22, 3rd J Decker
20/21, 4th R Glenn 17/18, 5th P Sing
10/11; 10T CRAZY PTS: 1st I Phillips,
2nd C Fitzgerald, 3rd R Traill, 4th P
Sing, 5th L Knight.
Donald 14-12-03
Warm: 10T DB: M Hayek, B Coates, P
Costa, G Strauss; 10T PS: M Hayek, J
Costa, G Elliott, P Costa; 10T SR: P
Costa, M Hannigan, O Hayek, M
Hayek; 10T DB: M Hannigan, G
Elliott, P Costa, T Foster; 10PR DR: B
Knight, B Coates, J Absalom, M
Hayek; CH. OF CHS 2003: O Hayek
84/85.
Euroa 19-12-03
Still & humid (33): 15T PS SW EV: C
Skinner, R Barns, J.King, W.Forest
45/45; 15T PS TWR SW EV:
M.Gribben, W.Forest, C.Stevenson
45/45; 15TìWally Borden Mem.î Night
DB CS: 1st OA: D.Devanny (Euroa)
22/22; AA: M.Ward (Mansfield) 16/17,
2nd A.Psaila (Werribee) 14/15; A:
J.Woolmer (Alexandra) 21/22, 2nd
D.Luelf (Mansfield) 41/43; 1st B: R
Barns (Euroa) 26/27, 2nd M.Spencer
(Alexandra)
25/27;
1st
C:
C.Davey (Euroa) 13/15, 2nd C.Petersen
(Alexandra) 11/15; 15T Champagne
Stakes Ev.: 1st A.Psaila (Werribee)
22/22, 2nd M.Spencer (Alexandra)
21/22, 3rdJ.Woolmer (Alexandra)
18/19, 4th C.Davey (Euroa) 16/17,
5thA.Rohrlach (Euroa) 35/37, 6th
M.Holm (Numurkah) 34/37; BM:
R.Stackhouse (Euroa) 16/18; OA HG:
W.Forest (Mansfield) 115/120.
Foster 13-12-03
Windy &sunny (35): 15T PTS: AA: 1st
B Dinsdale, 2nd S White, H Finken,
4th J Attard, 5th S Collins; A: 1st D
Kendall, 2nd J Chapple, 3rd N Rowley,
4th L Johnson, 5th A Chant; B: 1st R
Jennings, 2nd S Wade, 3rd M Stokes,
4th J Buchanan, 5th B Monson; C: 1st
J Smeaton, 2nd J Griffin, 3rd C Chant,
4th B Barlow, 5th G Mitchell; 15T SB:
AA: 1st S Collins, 2nd H Finken, 3rd B
Stokes, 4th B Dinsdale, 5th J Attard; A:
1st L Johnson, 2nd M McCluskey, 3rd
G Monson, 4th J Chapple, 5th D
Kendall; B: 1st M Stokes, 2nd R Jennings, 3rd B Monson, 4th T Sanders,
5th S Wade; C: 1st C Chant, 2nd J
Smeaton, 3rd L Fincham, 4th C
Clarke, 5th J Griffin; 15T DB: AA: 1st
B Kennedy, 2nd B Dinsdale, 3rd S
Collins, 4th B Stokes, 5th C Widdows;
A: 1st G Monson, 2nd N Rowley, 3rd L
Johnson, 4th G McCluskey, 5th J
Chapple; B: 1st K Barlow, 2nd T
Sanders, 3rd L Baxter, 4th R Jennings,
5th J Buchanan; C: 1st J Griffin, 2nd C
Chant, 3rd G Mitchell, 4th J Smeaton,
5th C Clarke; 15T CONT: AA: 1st H
Finken, 2nd B Stokes, 3rd B Dinsdale,
4th S White, 5th F Finken; A: 1st N
Rowley, 2nd D Kendall, 3rd G
McCluskey, 4th G Monson, 5th L
Johnson; B: 1st S Wade, 2nd D Kendall,
3rd G McCluskey, 4th G Monson, 5th L
Johnson; B: 1st S Wade, 2nd M Stokes,
3rd R Barlow, 4th B Monson, 5th L
Baxter; C: 1st L Fincham, 2nd G
Mitchell , 3rd J Griffin, 4th C Chant,
5th J Smeaton; DAILY HG: R Dinsdale
57/60; 3 MONTH. HG: H Finken
215/235; YRLY JNR HG: B Monson
648/905; YRLY HG: A Chant 724/905;
FISH SH: 1st G Monson, 2nd S White,
3rd T Sanders; NON WIN.EV: A
Richards.
Foster 10-1-04
Fine (44): 10T HC EO: 1st B Stokes,
2nd E Allison; 25T BUDGE SH HC: 1st
C Ellis, 2nd B Webb, 3rd L Fincham;
JNR: B McMillan; BM: L Curtis; 50T
PTS STATE CS: AA: 1st R Nisbet, 2nd
B Webb; A: 1st A Rowley, 2nd L
Johnson; B: 1st G McMillan, 2nd G
Dinsdale; C: 1st J Griffin , 2nd C
Chant; DAILY HG: E Allison; FISH
SH: 1st F Finken, 2nd L Howell, 3rd W
Parks.
Hamilton 20-12-03
Good (57): 20T XMAS CONT DB: AA: R
Duthie, G Hayden, P Cleggett; A: M
Dyson, D Heinrich, S Collins; B: L
Wines, B Wythe, W Crawford; C: L
Duthie, J Ough, L Cleggett; 20T XMAS
DB: AA: P Cleggett, G Hayden, A
Pollock; A: A Cameron, P Baxter, W
Crawford; B: M Dumensy, P Shepherd,
B Wythe; C: L Duthie, L Cleggett, G
Wythe; 20T NOV. HC: P Cleggett, S
Price, P Shepherd, S McIntyre, A
Pollock, M Dyson; JPOT: 1st L
Cleggett, 2nd M Dyson, 3rd G Hayden
all 5/5.
Jeparit 21-12-03
Warm, windy, then heavy rain (25): 10T
XMAS DB: AA: D Flavel, E Wall, W
Hawker 10/10; A: W Sanders, D Heinrich, R Hounsell 10/10; B: N Hinneberg, J Hinneberg, S Altman 10/10;
C: H McClure, R Batson 9/10, S Couch,
D Harris 8/10; 15T PS CS: AA & OA: W
Hawker 45/45, R Black 44/45; A: R
Hounsell 44/45, A Jones 42/45; B: S
Altmann 44/45, N Hinneberg 40/45; C:
R Batson 42/45, H McClure 40/45; 10T
XMAS HC: A Cameron, H McClure, D
Flavel, R Black, D Heinrich, E Hall, J
Hinneberg, S Altmann, J Sanders; 10T
CONT XMAS EV.: AA: D Flavel, E Hall
10/10, R Black, W Hawker 9/10; A: D
Heinrich, R Hounsell, A Jones 10/10; B:
B Couch, G Strauss, S Altmann 10/10;
C: J Sanders 10/10, H McClure 9/10, S
Couch, D Harris 8/10; AGG. WINNERS
2003: A: D Flavel 1027/1070; B: G
Strauss 857/1070; C: J Ough 800/1070.
Jeparit 18-1-04
Perfect (22): 10T EO: A: D Flavel, W
Hawker, R Black, A Borwell 10; A: S
Marriott, A Jones, G Steel 10; B: B
Couch,N Hinneberg, G Strauss 10; C:
H McClure 10, J Sanders, J Ough, S
Couch 8; 25T DB CS: AA & OA: W
Hawker 99/99, A Bolwell 29/30; A: A
Jones 98/99, G Steele 45/46; B: B Couch
70/71, N Hinneberg 32/33; C: H
McClure 23/25, J Krause 22/25; 20T PT
SW: AA: R Black, A Bolwell, R Andrews
60/60; A: S Marriott 60/60, G Steele
57/60; B: N Hinneberg 59/60, B Couch
56/60; C: J Oigh 54/60, H McClure
51/60.
Kerang 1-1-04
Hot (95): 25T PRES. DB CS: OA & AA:
G Fletcher 77/77, C Dunn 76/77; A: A
Cameron 74/75, A Cole 55/56; B: B
Martin 30/30, W Perry 29/30; C: R
Bastan 23/26, C Scheer 22/26; LAD.: K
Langridge 20/25; JNR: A Hawdon
40/41; VET.: C Peach 25/25; 25T PS CS:
AA: A Hawdon 90/90, L Roberts 87/90;
A: G Kerr 76/78, D Threfall 75/78; B: C
Barker 75/75, G A Smith 71/75; C: B
Lake 69/75, C Scheer 67/75; LAD.: M
Puiatti 55/75; JNR: J OíRorke 71/75;
VET.: C Peach 73/75; 25T JOHN
DUNSTAN MEM. DB CS: OA: R
Flower 124/124; AA: C Fitzgerald
123/124, L Fitzgerald 68/69, O Hayek
55/56; A: A Cole 55/56, D Pay 49/50, J
OíRorke 35/36; B: A Patten 25/25,
KYates 47/49, N Paterson 46/49; C: M
Bunn 24/25, A Walker 26/28, S Lake
GEELONG
Gippsland Programme
CLAY TARGET CLUB
Day 1 Sat 6th Bairnsdale Noon
1. 10T HC EO CD PTS
2. Budge Sheild Hcap 25T DB 123 FM BM
3. 30 DB Cship AA, A, B, C 1 + 2
Day 2 Sun 7th
1. 100T Mixed Cship (20 DB PTS SB 20 PR)
Sec Karen Ellis 03 5153 1079
Sun 7th Traralgon
Morwell & Traralgon Junior Shoot
Sec Warren McPherson 03 5174 1450
Sat 13th Foster Noon
1. 5T PTS Hcap EO
2. 25T Hcap 1st to 5th
3. 30T DB Cship AA, A, B, C 1 + 2
4. 20T Junior DB Cship 1 2 3
Sec Colin Clark 0427 364 014
Sun 14th Wonthaggi Noon
1. Ziegler 100T DB Cship
Round Robin AA, A, B, C 1 + 2
Pres Mitch Foon 0419 899 378
Sat 20th Morwell
No Shoot - Duck Opening
Sec Garry McMillan 0428 486 204
Sat 27th Korumburra Noon
1. 25T Budge Shield Hcap 1 2 3 FM BM
2. 30T DB Cship AA, A, B, C 1 + 2
Sec Col Widdows 03 5662 3079
Sat 27th Tambo Valley Noon
1. 100T Medley Cship
Sec Peter Sandy 03 5159 4368
Reg No A5130
Ph 03 5229 4259
March Program
Sun March 7th 1.00pm Start
Ev 1
10 tgt E/O P/S C/D
Ev 2
25 tgt D/Barrel
1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C
Ev 3
30 tgt Mixed Targets
10 D/B 10 P/S 10 S/B
Ev 4
25 tgt Continental
Sun March 28th 1.00pm Start
Ev 1
10 tgt E/O P/S C/D
Ev 2
25 tgt D/Barrel
Ev 3
25 tgt P/score
Ev 4
24 tgt D/Barrel off 18mts
L J V Red Noms
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$5.00
$10.00
$12.00
$10.00
$5.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
MARCH 2004
March 2004
Melbourne Gun Club
Victoria Rd Lilydale 3140
www.melbournegunclub.com.au
MARCH
Saturday 6th
CLUB CLOSED
Monday 8th
REMINGTON 75 TGT SPORTING CLAYS
Commencing 8.30am Noms close 12.00 pm
NOMINATION $65.00 (includes 100 Remington shells)
Over $4000 in prizes excluding Door Prize which is a
REMINGTON MODEL"300 IDEAL" O & U SPORTING SHOTGUN
30 " BARRELS WITH REM CHOKES RETAIL VALUE $4950.00
(Winner must be present or else redraw)
O/A 1500 SHELLS PLUS CUP
AA,A,B,C,JNR,LDY,VETERAN 1ST PRIZE 500 SHOTSHELLS EACH GRADE
AA,A,B,C,JNR,LDY,VETERAN 2nd PRIZE 250 SHOTSHELLS EACH GRADE
AA,A,B,C,JNR,LDY,VETERAN 3RD PRIZE 100 SHOTSHELLS EACH GRADE
Saturday 13th
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Open Jnr
40 Tgt Pointscore Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
50 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
75 Tgt Trench & Final O/A,A,B,C
75 Tgt Skeet Grd Trophy AA,A,A,B,C
25 Tgt Skeet Doubles Grd Trophy AA,A,B,C
Saturday 20th
$18 $11
$20 $13
$31 $20
$31 $20
$12 $6.60
Open Jnr
1.75 Tgt Sporting Clays Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C,Vet 1st & 2nd
SPONSORED BY BOB BUCHAN
2. 30 Tgt Points Score C'ship AA,A,B,C
3. 50 Tgt Double Barrel C'ship AA,A,B,C
4. 15 Pair Double Rise Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
Saturday 27th
$31 $20
$14 $8
$20 $13
$13 $8
Open Jnr
1. 15 Tgt Graded Eye Opener C/D
2. MELBOURNE GUN CLUB CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
25 TGT Double Barrel 25 TGT Pointscore 25 TGT Single Barrel
SPONSORED BY BARRY HUMPHRIS (HUMPHRIS NURSERIES)
O/A $150 AA,A,B,C $80 EACH GRADE JUNIOR $20 TROPHY 2ND
3. 75 Tgt Sporting Clays Grd Trophy AA,A,A,B,C,Vet 1st& 2nd $31 $20
$8 $4
NOM JNR
$32 $20
PRACTICE AVAILABLE ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AND WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS ON
AUTOMATIC TRAPS
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program if considered necessary
All Prices include G.S.T
March 2004
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METROPOLITAN
25/28; LAD.: K Langridge, M Puiatti
21/25, C Street 19/25; JNR: A Hawdon
41/41, J OíRorke 40/41, R Lendon
27/28; VET.: M Spencer 28/29, A
Cameron 27/29, G A Smith 25/28; HG:
OA: R Lehman 155/155; LAD.: M
Puiatti 94/125; VET.: C Peach 121/125;
JNR: A Hawdon 151/155.
Reg No: A5465. ABN: 34 637 836 794
Postal Address: Po Box 93 Epping Vic 3076
Club Location: 20 Vearings Rd of O'Herns Rd Epping
Phone: 03 9401 3134 Fax: 03 9401 3122
E-Mail: [email protected]
MARCH 2004
Sunday 7TH - 12 noon Start
Ev 1. 10 tgt Pts CD - 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Ev 2. 25 tgt DB - AA. A. B. C.
Ev 3. 25 tgt SB - AA. A. B. C.
Ev 4. 25 tgt Pts - AA. A. B. C.
Ev 5. 25 tgt Ball Trap - AA. A. B. C.
Ev 6. 25 tgt Skeet - AA. A. B. C.
TIME PERMITTING
Ev 7. 25 tgt 5 Stand Sporting AA. A. B. C.
N$8.
N$11.
N$11.
N$11.
N$11.
N$11.
R$9.
R$9.
R$9.
R$9.
R$9.
J$6.
J$6.
J$6.
J$6.
J$6.
N$11. R$9. J$6.
Sunday 14TH - 11am Start
(Noms close 12.30pm)
METROPOLITAN FIELD AND GAME CLUB INC.
75 tgt Simulated F & G
Korumburra 21-12-03
Overcast & windy (71): 15T PTS: AA:
1st M Green, 2nd J Attard, E Allison, B
Dinsdale; A: 1st D Treasure, 2nd K
Saggers, 3rdG Wilcox , 4th D Kendall;
B: 1st N Quick, 2nd S Wade, 3rd B
Monson, 4th T McGrath; C: 1st J
Griffin, 2nd C Findlay, 3rd T Thorburn,
4th C Chant; 15T SB: AA: 1st P Mills,
2nd W Parks, 3rd M Green, 4th B
Scanlon; A: 1st L Johnson, 2nd C
McDougal, 3rd K Saggers, 4th L
Mirabella; B: 1st R Kingsley, 2nd G
McKenzie, 3rd G McMillan, 4th R Jennings; C: 1st T Thorburn, 2nd C Chant,
C Findlay, 4th J Griffin; 15T DB: AA:
1st L Scribani-Rossi, 2nd D Barnes,
3rd W Parks, 4th B Webb; A: 1st K
Saggers, 2nd J Chapple, 3rd C
McDougall, 4th C Galea; B: 1st T
McGrath, 2nd N Quick, 3rd J
Buchanan, 4th R Kingsley; C: 1st B
McMillan, 2nd T Thorburn, 3rd J
Maffett, 4th C Findlay; 15T CONT: AA:
1st W Parks, 2nd H Crawford, 3rd D
Barnes, 4th M Green; A: 1st C Parks,
2nd P Calvi, 3rd J Chapple, 4th K
Saggers; B: 1st J Vella, 2nd T McGrath,
3rd N Quick, 4th S Wade; C: 1st C
Chant, 2nd B McMillan, 3rd J Maffett,
4th T Thorburn; HG: M Green.
Kerang 1-1-04
Hot (95): 25T PRES. DB CS: OA & AA:
G Fletcher 77/77, 2nd C Dunn 76/77; A:
MILDURA CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
EASTER CARNIVAL 2004
Friday April 9th to Monday April 12th
Thursday 8th Welcome Barbecue Tea to Thursday Arrivals
Friday 9th Fish Meals Midday & Evening
Saturday, Sunday & Monday meals catered for
Saturday Night Finger Food And Social Night
Sunday Night 3 Course Dinner, Wining Dining & Dancing
See full programme advertisement in April CTSN
BOOK EARLY FOR MOTEL ACCOMMODATION
Caravan & Tent Sites available at Club Grounds
For further details Ph 03 5027 2185 Fax 03 5027 2185 Mobile 0419 272 003
Email [email protected]
Max Partridge Secretary/Manager
Sunday 21ST 12 noon Start
Ev 1. 10 tgt Pts CD - 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Ev 2. 50 tgt DB - Sash O/A,
AA. A. B. C.
Ev 3. 50 tgt Pts - Sash O/A,
AA. A. B. C.
Ev 4. 25 tgt 5 Stand Sporting AA. A. B. C.
N$8.
N$20. R$17. J$12.
N$20. R$17. J$12.
MARCH
N$11. R$9. J$6.
Sunday 28TH 11am Start
(Noms close 12.30pm)
METROPOLITAN FIELD AND GAME CLUB INC.
75 tgt Simulated F & G
NOTICE
Cerberus Gun Club
Saturday 3rd 12 noon start
10tgt Points E/O $ 5
100 Tgt Presidents C'ship $35
AA. A. B. C. 1st, 2nd & 3rd
Entry by Main (front-East) gate only
Sec. Chris Carrol (03) 5950 6058 B/H Melways 194 H2
Mornington Clay Target Club Inc.
CLUB WILL BE CLOSED ON DUCK
OPENING WEEKEND
PRACTICE
Tuesday & Saturday 12pm to 5pm DTL,
Skeet, Tower &
5 Stand Sporting.
Sunday Limited DTL, Skeet, Tower &
5 Stand Sporting.
President C Milroy Mobile 0401 462 003
Metropolitan On The Web: www.vicnet.net.au/~metrogun
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SOUTHERN
PENINSULA
Saturday 13th 12-30 start
Practice 12 noon
10tgt Points E/O $5
100 Tgt Medley
D/B, S/B, P/S, Ball/Trap $40
AA. A. B. C. 1st 2nd & 3rd all grades
Practice Fridays 4pm to 6pm
Sec. Ross Harris 0417755498 Melways 146 A11
Website www.morningtonclay.cjb.net
Nepean Clay Target Club Inc
Saturday 20th 12-30 start
100 Tgt Double Barrel $35
AA. A. B. C. 1st 2nd & 3rd all grades
Practice 4pm Thursdays
Sec. Brian Hooper (03) 9787 5570 Melways 259 F2
Website www.nepeanclaytargetclub.com
March 2004
1st A Cameron 74/75, 2nd A Cole
55/56; B: 1st B Martin 30/30, 2nd W
Perry 29/30; C: 1st R Baston 23/26, 2nd
C Scheer 22/26; LAD.: K Langridge
20/25; JNR: A Hawdon 40/41: VET.: CX
Peach 25/25; 25T PS CS: AA: 1st A
Hawdon 90/90, 2nd L Roberts 87/90; A:
1st G Kerr 76/78, 2nd D Threfall 75/78;
B: 1st C Barker 75/75, 2nd G A Smith
71/75; C: 1st B Lake 69/75, 2nd C
Scheer 67/75; LAD.: M Puiatti 55/75;
JNR: J OíRorke 71/75; VET: C Peach
73/75; 25T JOHN DUNSTAN MEM
DB CS: OA: R Flower 124/124; AA: 1st
C Fitzgerald 123/124; AA: 1st C
Fitzgerald 123/124, 2nd L Fitzgerald
68/69, 3rd O Hayek 55/56; A: 1st A Cole
55/56, 2nd D Pay 49/50, 3rd J OíRorke
35/36; B: 1st A Patten 25/25, 2nd K
Yates 47/49, 3rd N Paterson 46/49; C:
1st A Walker 26/28, 2nd S Lake 25/28;
LAD.: K Langridge, M Puiatti 21/25,
3rd C Street 19/25; JNR: 1st A Hawdon
41/41, 2nd J OíRorke 40/41, 3rd R
lendon 27/28; VET.: 1st M Spencer
28/29, 2nd A Cameron 27/29, 3rd G A
Smith 25/28; HG: OA: R Lehman
155/155; LAD.: M Puiatti 94/125; VET.:
C Peach 121/125; JNR: A Hawdon
151/155.
Maryborough 20-12-03
Mild night (42): 15T MED.: AA: R
Lendon 74/75, G Went 72/75; A: R
Greenwood 25/25, L Johnson 43/45; B:
A James 24/25, J Raeburn 32/35C: G
Porter 22/25, M Raeburn 19/25; 20T
GR SB: AA: B Rafferty 4/24, W Caliby
23/24; A: J Frichot 20/20, C Alderson
28/29;B: D Carter 19/20, N Blackmore18/20; C: D Raeburn 16/20, S
McCallum 14/20; ANNIE OAKLEY :
1st C Jennings, 2nd B Lendon; OA: J
Shepherd; 25T DB CS: OA: G Hawden
79/79; AA: W Calaby 77/78, J Shepherd
38/39; A: J Lendon 59/60, R Greenwood
35/36; B: J Raeburn 42/43, N Blackmore 34/36; C: S McCaluum 23/25, D
Raeburn 22/25; LAD. EV: 1st Catherine, 2nd Joy; VET. HG: A James 60/70;
JNR: R Lendon 66/70; CLUB CH.: J
Shepherd 497.
Maryborough 14-1-04
Breezy evening : 10T DB CD: A James,
N McLean, J Shepherd 10/10; 20T DB
GR CS: AA: N Morrison 32/33; A & OA:
T Templeton 31/31; B: H James 22/23;
NOV.: T McLeod 6/20; 20T PTS: AA: J
Shepherd 50/60; A: J Raeburn 60/60; B:
A & H James 53/53.
Melbourne 6-12-03
Fine (40): 75T SK: AA: P DaSilva 71/75;
A: L Irons 72/75; B: B Hine 74/75; C: A
Spurling 54/75; CH. OF CHS: OA: B
Humphris 155/160; AA: R Godfrey
153/160, 2nd P Haslam 152/160; A: D
Jackson 152/160, 2ndA Blease 148/160;
B: 1st D Menara151/160, 2nd J
OíRorke 146/160.
Melbourne 13-12-03
Hot (80): 25T SK: AA: 1st P Johnston
25/25, 2nd P DaSilva 25/26, 3rd P
Crute 24/25; A: 1st L Irons 24/25, 2nd F
Francione 40/41, 3rd M Misfud 39/41;
B: 1st A Backman 29/29, 2nd M
Whitelaw 25/25, 3rd B Hine 24/25; C:
1st D Bell 23/25, 2nd J Longstaff 26/29,
3rd C McIntosh 25/29; JNR: A Spurling 19/25; LAD.: L Johnston 21/25; 25T
SK: AA: 1st P DaSilva, 2nd P Johnston,
3rd D Menara; A: 1st C Battish, 2nd L
Irons, 3rd G Whittaker; B: 1st J
Durham, 2nd A Backman, 3rd S Pellegrino; C: 1st C McIntosh, 2nd R McIntyre, 3rd D Bell; LAD.: L Watson; JNR:
A Spurling; 20T DB: AA: 1st E Allison,
2nd B Humphris, 3rd R Williams; A:
1st J Barklem, 2nd D Jackson, 3rd J
Soppi; B: 1st J OíRorke, 2nd C Carlon,
3rd S Dulex; C: 1st I Spiller, 2nd J
Witney, 3rd F McConnell; JNR: J
OíRorke; LAD.: C Carlon; 20T PS: AA:
1st M White, 2nd E Allison, 3rd G
March 2004
McClure; A: 1st A Blease, 2nd L
Mirabella, 3rd D White; B: 1st C
Carlon, 2nd P Fraser, 3rd M Spencer;
C: 1st B Williams, 2nd I Spiller, 3rd B
Hine; LAD.: C Carlon; JNR: J OíRorke;
20T SB: AA: 1st B Humphris, 2nd D
Wales, 3rd E Allison; A: 1st J Longstaff,
2nd S Pellegrino, 3rd D Jackson; B: 1st
M Spencer, 2nd D Charles, 3rd S
Dulex; C: 1st G Whittaker, 2nd J
Witney, 3rd P Price.
Melbourne 3-1-04
Hot (55): 25T PS: AA: G McClure 74/75;
A: L McKeon 132/135; B: D Applby
74/75; C: M Huisken 71/75; 50T DB: AA
& OA: P DaSilva 127/127; A: A Blease
50/50; B: M Rocca 61/63; C: P Lee
47/50; 25T SB: AA: B Humphris 25/25;
A: A Blease 27/28; B: D Charles 22/25;
C; B Williams 21/25; 100T SK: AA: S
Lowery 98/100; A: A Roberts 98/100í B:
B Hine 92/100; C: J Chan 81/100.
Mornington 10-1-04
Fine (43): 100T SOONY GROTS MEM.
GR CS: AA: 1st P Mills 100/100, 2nd K
Caldercott 106/107, 3rd J Rowe
105/107; A; 1st C Galear 104/107, 2nd J
Cross 103/107, 3rd J Loundes 96/100;
B: 1st B Barlow 95/100, 2nd R Pitt
95/104, 3rd R Wilkinson 94/104; C: 1st
B Grasso 90/100, 2nd R Bould 85/100,
3rd M Alaimo 82/100.
Mt Bogong 4-1-04
Overcast & windy (25): 10T PS EO: D
Dadam, R Taylor, T Penney; 20T PS
CS: A: 1st R Taylor 59/60, 2nd B North
58/60; B: 1st K Maurey 57/60, 2nd D
Harley 56/60; C: 1st L Erbacher 53/60,
2nd J Elkington 51/60; 20T HC: 1st K
Jones 20/20, 2nd R Fish 29/30, 3rd C
Elkington 28/30; 15T DB CS: A: 1st K
Jones 34/35, 2nd T Penney 33/35; B: 1st
C Healy 22/22, 2nd K Maurey 21/22; C:
1st J Elkington 13/15, 2nd B Richards
13/16; HG: R Taylor 119/125.
Myamyn 3-1-04
Fine (44): 25T NEW YR CONT: OA &
AA: G Hayden 53/53, 2nd G Hayden
53/53; A: 1st M Dyson 27/28, 2nd J
Humpris 35/36; B: 1st F Kentish 30/31,
2nd B Wythe 27/28; C: 1st J Stevenson
27/29, 2nd L Dunn 26/29; 25T NEW YR
PS: OA & AA: G Hayden 93/93, 2nd G
Hayden 93/93; A: 1st M Dyson 87/89,
2nd P Vaughan 72/75; B: 1st F Kentish
69/75, 2nd B Crawford 70/78; C: 1st J
Stevenson 64/75, 2nd L Dunn 59/75;
25T NEW YR DB: OA & AA: T Reskie
89/89, 2nd M Graur 51/52; A: 1st G
Steele 88/89, 2nd S Price 45/46; B: 1st
F Kentish 29/30, 2nd A Malseed 45/46;
C: 1st L Dunn 24/25, 2nd J Stevenson
21/25; HG: M Dyson 124/125.
Num Shepp 4-1-04
Humid & hot (36): 10T PS EO: S
Atkins 30/30; 30T PS CS: AA & OA: C
Fitzgerald 138/138, S Atkins 101/102;
A: P Gobbo 90/90, C Stevenson 88/90;
B: N Paterson 84/90, L Shard 82/90; C:
A Gobbo 82/90, A Calandro 61/90; 25T
NEZ CONT DB: AA: C Fitzgerald
125/125, S Atkins 124/125; A: E Calandro 38/39, P Gobbo 37/38; B: N Paterson 24/25, L Fitzpatrick 25/28; C: A
Gobbo 22/25, A Calandro 16/25; 30T
NEZ SB TWR: AA: N Paterson 29/30, G
Hall 27/30; A & OA: R Furc 30/30, W
Forest 29/30; B: W Horne 75/75, T
Hicks 74/75; C: M Ward 28/30, L Shard
27/30; OA HG: M Ward 166/170; JNR
10T: A Gobbo.
Patchwollock 21-12-03
Warm & windy (24): 60T MED.: AA/A:
1st E Yetman 92/100, 2nd M Kenny
90/100; B: 1st V Nixon 93/100, 2nd T
Hall 88/100; C: 1st L Munroe 87/110, B
Jardine 83/110.
Sebastopol 19-1-04
Fine & windy : 25T DB: A . J Corbett
NORTH EAST ZONE / V.C.T.A.
MARCH 2004
PROGRAM
Saturday 6th
Bendigo 9.30am
100 tgt STATE Sport i n g C l a y s C / s h i p .
Sunday 7th
Alexandra 12.00 noon
20 tgt Autumn P/S C/ship Gr, 15pr Club Gr D/R
C/ship, 20tgt D/B Gr Trophy.
Numurkah Sheppart o n 11.00am Pre
Nationals
50tgt D/B C/ship, 50tgt S/B C/ship,
25pr D/R C/ship, 10tgt Jnr S/B, O/A High gun.
Sunday 14th
Echuca 11 . 0 0 a m
50tgt P/S C/ship, 25tgt D/B C/ship, 25pr D/R
C/ship, High gun.
Note! Some Clubs may cancel shoots if
Vi c t o r i a n
Duck Season is Opening
Saturday 20th
Bendigo 12.00 noon
10tgt Cont. P/S E/O C/D, 25tgt Cont. P/S
C/ship,
25tgt S/B C/ship, 25tgt D/B C/ship.
Wangaratta 12.00 noon
10tgt S/B E/O, 20tgt S/B C/ship, 20tgt D/B
C/ship,
20tgt Cont. D/B C/ship, 10tgt Jnr S/B
Open, Vet & Jnr High Guns.
Sunday 21st
C/ship
Deniliquin 10.30am
10tgt P/S E/O, 50tgt P/S C/ship, 50tgt D/B
25Pr D/R C/ship, O/A High gun
Mansfield 11 . 3 0 a m
10tgt P/S E/O C/D, 30tgt Gr D/B C/ship,
20pr D/R Gr Trophy, 25tgt Tower D/B Gr C/ship.
Friday 26th
Mathoura 7.00pm
10tgt Cont. D/B E/O C/D,
25tgt NEZ Cont. D/B O/A & 2 Grades
15tgt Cont. P/S 1.2.3.
Saturday 27th
Euro a 1 . 0 0 p m
10Tgt P/S C/D, 50tgt Flatrock D/B C/ship,
20Tgt Cumming Mem. Trophy H/Cap,
25tgt NEZ Tower S / B C / s h i p .
Sunday 28th
Colbinabbin 1.00pm
20tgt D/B C/ship, 15tgt H/cap, 15pr D/R,
20pr D/D C/ship.
Wangaratta 12.00 noon
25pr Skeet Doubles C/ship, 50tgt Skeet C/ship
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Werribee / Victorian
Clay Target Club Inc
MARCH 2004
Open Wed, Fri & Sat from 1-6pm
Sunday 7th 12Noon
100 tgt Trench Hcap pays to 6th
AA-0, A+4, B+8, C+12
$35
Sunday 14th 12Noon
50 tgt Pre Nat's Double Barrel $20
50 tgt Pre Nat's Pointscore $20
20 Pair Double Rise $18
All above O/A, 1 & 2 in 4 Grades
75 Pr D/Trap + Final $55
15 tgt Novice C/Ship
includes 1 pkt shells $15
5 Stand & Skeet Practice
Sunday 21st 12Noon
75 tgt Trench + Final
O/All, 1st A, B & C $33
5 Stand, Skeet & DT L Practice
25/25; B. P Clark , N Daymond 23/25
C: . A Lemphers 23/25; 25T CONT: A:.
C Turner 24/25 B. A McChrystal, B
Havisham, S Daymond 23/25 C. D
Wilson 23/25 ; 10PR DD: 1st M & A
Pollock 10/10, 2nd J King & B Havisham 11/12.
St Arnaud 21-12-03
Overcast & stormy (29): 10T DB EO:
13 Poss.; 25T PRES. DB GR CS:P OA:
T Hughes 129/129, 2nd O Hayek
128/129; A: W Coates 37/38, 2nd J Mulvenney 36/38; B: l Saunders 24/25, 2nd
J Raeburn 23/25; C: N Hargreaves
24/26, 2nd M Raeburn 23/26; 25T PS
GR CS: OA & A: J Kell 75/75, 2nd C
Hill 131/132; B: N McQuinn 73/75, 2nd
A James 71/75; C: M Hannigan 75/7,
2nd D Raeburn 74/78; OTF 2003: J
Grewar 10/10; JNR HG: J Mulvenney
107/110; HG: D Bertalli 109/110; 2003
AGG.: J McVitty 1260/1330.
Swan Hill 21-12-03
Humid & overcast (23): 10T DB PUDDINGS: P Hutchinson, A Byrne, K
Pickering, L Swinnerton 10/10, G
Cowland 25/26; 10T DB HAMS: G
Goddard , G Cowland, C Peach, N
James, S Bates 10/10; 10T DB
POULTRY: AA: C Peach 10/10; A: P
Hutchinson 11/11, G Cowland 10/11; B:
J Costa 21/21, A Street 20/21; C: K
Pickering 10/10, Jwalker 9/10; 10T PS
CAKES: C Peach 29/30, J Costa 28/30,
G Cowland 27/30, N James 27/30, G
Goddard 27/30.
Tyrendarra 26-12-03
Breezy (42): 25T DB CS: OA & AA: 1st
M Gruar 51/51, 2nd G Hayden 50/51;
A: 1st W Crawford 26/27, 2nd M
Sutherland 3/34; B: 1st B Crawford
25/26, 2nd M Holloway 24/26; C: 1st G
Wythe 22/28, 2nd J Stevenson 21/28;
JPOT: J Matthey 5/5; 25T CONT DB
CS: OA & AA: M Medhurst 52/52, G
hair 25/26; A: G Steele 51/52, A
Cameron 31/32; B: S Henderson 25/26,
A Medhurst 26/28; C: 1st R Rundell
19/26, J Stevenson 18/26.
Wangaratta 28-12-03
Very warm (25): 25T SK CS: A: T Jones
& G Farish; B: J Sutherland , A LePoidevin; C: N Barry & B Jackel; BST
JNR: G Barry; 25T SK HC: 1st R
Taylor 74/75+1, 2nd M Smith 60/64+3,
3rd L Durham 53/55+1, 4th B Jackel
37/43+5; 25T NOV.: 1st T Jones & J
Sutherland 21/25, 2nd G Farish & R
Stackhouse 20/25, 3rd A Grassi & L
Shard 19/25; YRLY HG: A: G Farish; C:
G Barry.
Wangaratta 17-1-04
10T SB EO: 7 Poss.; 20T SB CS: OA &
AA: N Clark 21/21, 2nd J Gemmill
31/32; A: 1st m Gribbon 18/20, 2nd R
Ells 29/32; B: 1st J Haw 20/21, 2nd G
Peacock 19/21; HC: 1st S Poluvurenti,
2nd D Hunt, 3rd T Plum; BM: G Evans;
20T PS: OA & AA: 1st B Ford 60/60,
2nd N Clark 80/81; A: 1st R Nixon
80/81, 2nd R Plum 79/81; B: 1st K
Maurey 57/60, 2nd N Sinclair 68/72; C:
1st J Norton 55/66, 2nd R Schoenauer
54/66; 20T DB: OA & AA: 1st B Ford
48/48, 2nd G Evans 47/48; A: 1st B
North 32/33,2nd T Penny 26/27; B: 1st
K Maurey 30/30, 2nd A Jacotine 29/31;
C: 1st R Ferguson 26/27, 2nd J Newton
35/37.
Warracknabeal 27-12-03
Fine & sunny (18): 10T PS EO: AA: R
Lehmann, T Foster 30/30; A: R Gould
30/30, K Pitt 29/30; B: J Witney, L
Niewand 26/30; C:H McClure 26/30, J
Sanders 22/30; 15PR DR SW: AA: R
Lehmann 27/30, B Robinson 26/30; A:
W Sanders, R Jorgansen, R Gould
24/30; B: B Papst 25/30,C Jarred 21/30;
WERRIBEE
VICTORIAN CLAY
TARGET CLUB
P.O. Box 806, Werribee, Vic 3030
Sunday 28th 12Noon
VENETO/ABRUZZO
See Separate Advert this issue
Pres A De Muri 0418 353 268
Sec Claire Watts 03 9742 1134
Annual General
Meeting
Minimum of 5 Shooters in Grade for
2nd prize paid
The A G M will take place at
the shooting ground on
at 6.30pm
WE ARE PROUD TO BE USING
MATTARELLI AUTOMATIC TRAPS
Only 2004 paid up members
to attend the meeting.
Management reserves the right to change
the program
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March 2004
C: H McClure 26/30, J Ough 24/30; 25T
DB: AA & OA: B Robinson 42/42, 2nd T
Foster 41/42; A: A Castles 35/36, 2nd R
Jorgansen 34/35; B: C Jarred 23/25, B
Papst 23/26; C: J Ough 26/31, H
McClure 25/31; 25T SK SW: R Papst
24/25, W Sanders 22/25, B Papst 22/25.
Warrnambool 1-1-04
Fine (50): DB CS: AA: 1st M Gruar
103/104, 2nd J McLean 79/80; A: 1st G
Jennings 104/104, 2nd A Kinner 49/50;
B: 1st A Briggs 40/41, 2nd J Walsh
41/43; C: 1st B Rundle 24/25, 2nd J
Smith 22/25; SB CS: AA: 1st G Hayden
31/32, 2nd G Hayden 27/28; A: 1st J
Oates 32/32, 2nd B Miller 20/21; B: 1st
A Briggs 19/20, 2nd K Jackway 18/20;
C: 1st J Smith 17/20, 2nd E Jennings
13/21.
Warrnambool 10-1-04
Fine & windy (20): J Dumesny DB CS:
AA: M Gruar 33/33, J Dumesny 23/25;
A: G Jennings 32/33, M Gruar 29/30; B:
K Jackway 24/25, 2nd B Wythe 30/33;
C: T Henry 23/25, L Jennings 19/25; SB
CS 25T: AA: M Gruar 24/25, R Millard
22/25; A: M Dyson 23/26, M Gruar
22/26; B: K Jackway 23/25, H Durbridge 22/25,; C: T Henry 21/25, L Jennings 16/25; 25T DB CONT: AA: J
Dumesny 24/25, R Millard 23/25; A: 1st
M Dyson 25/25, G Jennings 24/25; B: B
Wythe 24/25, H Durbridge 21/25; C: T
Henry 20/25, L Jennings 19/25.
Werribee 1-1-04
25T SB : OA: R Ehlers 33/33; AA: 1st R
Kirley 32/33, 2nd R Mark 24+20 44/45,
3rd P Carroll 24+19 43/45; A: 1st R
Garth 24/25, 2nf MPOllock 23+2 25/27,
3rd S Zotti 23+1 24/27; B: 1st M
Meakin 24, 2nd W Wellem 22+1, 3rd J
Kruse 22/25; C: 1st T Gean 21/25, 2nd
W Doloughan 20/25, 3rd T Nealon
18/25; LAD.: L Olgilvie 19/25; JNR: R
Mitchell 20/25; VET.: R Walker 17/25;
25T DB : OA: P Carroll 92/92; AA: 1st A
Bebend 91/92, 2nd M Medhurst 85/86,
3rd R Godfrey 50/51; A: 1st J Soppi
88/89, 2nd R Garth 55/56, 3rd G Young
50/51; B: 1st D Edwards 57/58, 2nd L
Ogilvie 39/40, 3rd R Mitchell 31/32; C:
1st W Doloughan 23/25, 2nd T Nealon
22/25, 3rd T Gean 20/25; LAD.: W
Wellam 23/25; JNR: R Fratantaro
23/25; VET.: R Walker 23/25; 25T R
HOPPER MEM. PS: OA: R Liersch
31/93; AA: 1st R Mark 31/92, 2nd P
Carroll 28/83, 3rd N Azmar 26/77; A:
1st I Fratantaro 29/84, 2nd R Garth
25/75, 3rd M Pollock 25/72; B: 1st M
Meakin 25/74, 2nd L Ogilvie 24/71, 3rd
J Neumann 24/70; C: 1st T Nealon
27/78, 2nd A Faranda 23/63; LAD.: W
Wellam 22/65; JNR: N Kirley 24/71;
VET.: S Zotti 32/95; HG: OA: R Kirley
124; AA: R Mark , P Carroll 123; A: R
Garth 123; B: M Meakin 122; C: W
Doloughan 109; LAD.: L Ogilvie 115;
JNR: R Mitchell 111; VET.: S Zotti 117.
Werreibee 4-1-04
Wet & windy (18): OLYMPIC TR 100T
HC: 1st N Jenkins 88, 2nd R Mark, E
Signorotto, N Cassells, N Asmar 87,
6th M Wells 85.
Werribee 11-1-04
Fine & windy (31): 10T PS: D Patterson, P Radoa, A James, M Corbett
30/30; 30T STATE DB TWR: OA: D
Patterson 30/30; AA: 1st G Elliott
54/55, G Went 53/55; A: G Young 29/30,
P McVicar 28/30; B: J Corbett 34/35, M
Corbett 33/35; C: W Wellam 27/30, S
Daymond 29/32; 25T GR DB: OA: G
Went 41/41; AA: I Frantaro 40/41, A
Bebend ; A: G Young 33/34, G Elliott; B:
A James 25/26, M Corbett 24/26; C: G
Huntly 21/25, C Stevenson. 15T PS EO
CD: AA: A Psaila; A: D Edwards; B: W
Wellam; C: T Gean all 45/45.
VENETO & ABRUZZO
CLAY TARGET SHOOTERS
Wonthaggi 11-1-04
Fine & breezy (21): 100T MXD: AA &
OA: M Green 145/150, A Crawford
144/150; A: J Chapple 169/180, 2nd D
Kendall 167/180; B: J Buchanan
119/150; C: S Clark 109/150; STRESS
TEST: D Kendall 0/1.
17/45, 2nd K Skinner 17/45; A: 1st C
Stevenson 24/45, 2nd T Apps 18/45; B:
1st R Lay 19/45, 2nd L Apps 27/60; C:
1st S Bedgood 21/60, 2nd D Port 15/60;
POOR BUGGER 1st A Kirley, 2nd P
West; LG: R Pitt 21/90; HG: P Desmond
61/90; JNR HG: R Bedgood.
Woods Point 14-12-03
Perfect (23): 15T WALK BACK: 15-17 L
Poile 14/15, A Skinner 14/17; 18-20
Hoon 16, E Woods 15/17; 21-25 A
Guppy 14/15, M Ward 19/21; 10PR
AUTO DR: AA: 1st R Kirley 16/26, 2nd
A Guppy 11/22; A: 1st P Desmond
16/20, 2nd Hoon 12/20; B: 1st B
McKenna 13/20, 2nd J Wood 13/26; C:
1st A Skinner 18/20, 2nd S Kirley 8/20;
10T SIDE SH: 1st S Skinner 10/13, 2nd
P Desmond 8/10, 3rd M Kirley 6/10,
4th T Apps 6/10; LAST: S Bedgood
2/10; 15T REV PTS: AA: 1st M Ward
Yarrawonga 4-1-04
Hot & cloudy (25): 10T PS GR: A/AA: A
Sinclair 30/30; B: N Daley 30/30; C: E
Wemyss 25/30; 25T SB CS: A/AA: A
Sinclair 27/28, 2nd I McGeoch 26/28; B;
N Sinclair 20/25, F Lyons 19/25; C: F
Pordomani 22/25, E Wynyss 21/25;
A/AA & OA: I McGeoch 42/42, D Hunt
41/42; B: N Daley 26/28, F Lyons 25/28;
C: E Wemyss 24/25, F Pordomani
21/25; 20T PS: A/AA: K Willett 60/60, N
Clark 89/93; B: G peacock 56/60, N Sinclair 54/60; C: F Pordomani 50/60, R
Pakley 44/60; HG: A Sinclair 134/140.
ST. ARNAUD GUN CLUB INC.
APRIL NIGHT PROGRAM
(16TH April, 2004.7.00p.m. Start)
25 Target North West Zone Continental Single
Barrel Graded Championship
50 Target State Double Barrel Graded
Championship.
LADIES, JUNIORS & VETERANS REDUCED NOMS.
Secretary - J. Kell (03) 5495 1627
President - D, Petrie (03) 5495 1878
WANGARATTA
Venu WISCI Complex, Ballan Road, Werribee
Clay Target Club
Sunday 28th March 04
March Saturday 20th 2004
12 noon start - DTL
12pm start
Event: 1
Event: 2
Event: 3
Event: 4
10tgt. E/0, C/D, AA, A, B, C. $7.00
30tgt. Single Barrel Championship,
0/A Sash plus 1st & 2nd
AA, A, B, C, Grade.
$13.00
Re $11.00
25tgt. Pointscore, C/D.
AA,A,B,C,
$12.00
20tgt Double Barrel (Prizes) 1st &
2nd AA,A,B,C $11.00 Re. $9 00
Jackpot $2.00
Sponsored by
Silveril's Pharmacy (John Silverii)
333 St. Georges Rd. North Fitzroy 9481 0671
Mr. Ernesto Bertollo (03) 9852 0694
Mr. Mario Salvatore (03) 9359 1938
March 2004
10tgt S/B E/O $6
20tgt S/B C/ship
20tgt D/B C/ship
20tgt Cont C/ship
10tgt Jnr S/B $1
Open, Vet, Jnr High Guns
Cancelled if Duck Season
Open $10, Vet, Ladies $8 Jnr $4, (per event)
March Sunday 28th
12 noon start
25 pr skeet doubles c/ship A,B,C
50 tgt skeet c/ship A,B,C
Jnr High Gun
Open $18, Vet Ladies $14 Jnr $9 (per event
Kudri Demaj
Secretary
03 5721 7252
Tom Little
President
03 5722 3593
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march 2004 - Australian Clay Target Association

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