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Another 25-yard, center fire 10-round
match for Inspectors of Police gave Inspr.
C. Clark of the B. C. Police a four point
win over Inspector Jack Rogers of Vic-
toria City. The scores: 93 to 89. Inspr.
Bob Owens, B. C. Police and Inspr. Cald-
well of Victoria City tied for third place
with 72 each.

In the “Ladies’ Open” (N.M. Course,
center fire), Mrs. L. J. Trones of Seattle,
247, came first; Mrs. G. E. Bowes, second,
219, and Mrs. E. Tillman, Portland, Ore.,
third with 213.

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Forty entries lined up for the pocket
gun match, two strings of five shots at
50 yards 30 seconds per string, pocket
guns only. Inspr. L. J. Trones of the U.S.
Customs Patrol took this match with a
score of 87, Jake Young of the B.C. Police
in second place with 85, and Dick True-
blood of Seattle, third, with 85.

A popular feature of each mid-summer
tournament at Victoria is the long range
match, ten shots at 100 yards. This year
Walter Bailey of the B. C. Police beat out
59 entrants for top place with a score of
77. Dick Trueblood’s’ 73 gave him sec-
ond place, and W. Summerveldt of Port-
land, Ore., was third with a score of 68.
Bailey’s score equalled the record for this
course. This ended the shooting for the
first day.

First event on July 2nd, was the Open
Team match. B. C. Police No. 1 team
took this with 1300 for the five-man crew,
Seattle Police in second bracket with 1279,
closely followed by Capitol Pistol Club of
Seattle, 1274. Nine teams competed. This
is the second year that a B. C. Police team
has won the open, and the sixth consecu-
tive year they have won the B. C. Cham-
pionship.

In the .38 National Match Course, in-

dividual (open), Cliff Smith of Seattle
topped the fifty entrans with 285, and his
fellow citizens, Dick Trueblood and R. M.

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A. L. Melroche (right) of Phoenix,
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Meltor Rogers of the U. S
Treasury Team

Photo by Serge. J. A, Young.

Lieut. “Tod” Sloan, referee.

“Dad” Weeks of Bremerton,
Wash., the oldest shooter
entered.

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