English Twenty Club
2006 Yearbook and List of Members © 2006, English Twenty Club. All rights reserved. The information in this book has been compiled from English Twenty Club and NRA records. The English Twenty Club has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information in this book, but the Club assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors.
i Contents Contents ...... ii Preface ...... iv Club Information...... 1 Officers of the Club ...... 1 Membership Facilities Committee 2006 ...... 2 Captains of England and English Twenty Club Teams 2006...... 2 Council of the National Match ...... 2 English Target Shooting Federation...... 2 Fixtures for 2006 ...... 3 Be Proud of Your Club ...... 4 English Twenty Club Rules ...... 5 Other Information...... 10 Bisley Clubhouse ...... 11 Clubhouse Armoury ...... 11 Income and Expenditure Account ...... 12 Balance Sheet...... 14 Treasurer’s Report ...... 17 Secretary’s Report for the Year 2005...... 18 Minutes of the Annual General Meeting...... 20 Club Competitions...... 24 English Twenty Club Prize Meeting...... 24 District and Division Jewels...... 27 English County Rifle Championship for the King George V Challenge Cup.... 28 Result of the Grist Cup 2005...... 31 The Club Championship...... 32 The Varley...... 34 The National Match ...... 35 Rules...... 35 Guidelines for National Team Selection...... 37 Results Summary...... 37 Result for 2005...... 38 Captains and Adjutants...... 38 Coaches...... 39 Shooters and Reserves ...... 39 Mackinnon ...... 41 Results Summary...... 41 ii Result for 2005...... 41 Captains and Adjutants ...... 42 Coaches ...... 42 Shooters and Reserves...... 42 Other England Events ...... 44 Lawrence Match ...... 44 Commonwealth Games and Commonwealth Shooting Federation Championships...... 46 Thomas Nationwide Transport Challenge Trophy ...... 47 English Twenty Club Matches...... 48 Matches v RAFTRC, Scotland and Wales...... 48 Match v Combined Services and Home Countries ...... 50 GB Matches ...... 51 Kolapore...... 51 Australia Match...... 53 School and Cadet Unit Affiliations...... 55 Presidents and Secretaries from 2000 ...... 56 Presidents ...... 56 Honorary Secretaries ...... 56 Index...... 57 English Twenty Club Memorabilia Order Form...... 59
iii Preface This book contains details of events held in 2005; officers, captains and adjutants for 2006; records for events from 2000, and a list of members for 2005. For information on matches and competitions before 2000, see the English Twenty Club Records Summary 1864-2000. Changes in information that normally remains the same are marked by change bars in the margin. Anyone discovering an error should report it by email to [email protected] or by post to: Yearbook Editor English Twenty Club Bisley Camp Brookwood, Woking Surrey GU24 0NY The Club’s web site is at: http://www.englishtwenty.org.uk The site carries current information, the results of 2006 events shortly after they take place, and downloadable forms. You can also download a PDF version of this yearbook without the list of members. Useful pages on the site are: scores – http://www.englishtwenty.org.uk/scores U25 – http://www.englishtwenty.org.uk/u25 links – http://www.englishtwenty.org.uk/links With the exception of scores, submissions for the web site should be sent to the Honorary Secretary for approval. Scores can be sent directly to [email protected]. The following email addresses are also available: Honorary Secretary [email protected] Honorary Membership Secretary [email protected] Honorary Treasurer [email protected] Chairman [email protected] Spring Meeting [email protected] Under 25 Representative [email protected]
iv Club Information Club Information Officers of the Club Patron H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh, K.G., K.T. President Prof. A.R. Horrocks, SC2 Past President Dr R. Pizer Vice Presidents Major W.H. Magnay, GM, SM, SC Lt.Cdr. J.F.O. Willcox, RN (retd.) B.T. Ford, D.L. Col. H.J. Thompson, O.B.E. N.E.C. Molyneux1 K.E. Chard K.M. Pilcher, GM2, GC, SM, SC M.E. Barr1 P.W. Medhurst1 A.J.C.B. de Launay K.O. Pugh1 Trustees M.E. Barr J.P. Hakim Council 2006: T.G. Rylands (Chairman), P. Sykes, P.R. Smith 2007: C.J. Aldridge, S.J. Comins, E. Stuart-Bamford 2008: Eur.Ing. C.A. Painting, P.N. Hinchliffe, R.P. Rosling, GM and representatives of the following services organisations: Royal Navy (POA (SE) T.J. Amy) Royal Marines Army (Major C.S.T. Lehmann) Royal Air Force (Flt.Lt. S.C. Williamson, SC) Royal Navy Reserve Territorial Army and Council For Cadet Rifle Shooting (S. Cox). Acting Honorary Secretary Prof. A.R. Horrocks, SC2 [email protected] Liaison Officer to Surrey Police Prof. A.R. Horrocks, SC2
1 Executive Vice-President 1 Club Information Honorary Membership Secretary S.J. Carter [email protected] Honorary Treasurer G.R. Atkinson [email protected] Spring Meeting Organisers P. Sykes S. Harding Editor of Yearbook P.L. Jordan [email protected] Honorary Book Examiner T.J.D. Raincock Secretary of District Superintendents Group P. Merry, GC 300 Metre Divisional Superintendent S.J. Carter F Class Divisional Superintendent P.W. Medhurst Membership Facilities Committee 2006 Major C.S.T. Lehmann, S.J. Comins, S.M.C. Wilson, T.J. Fitzsimons, B.M. Moore Captains of England and English Twenty Club Teams 2006 Captain Adjutant National: D.A. Friend J. Cload Mackinnon: A.J.C.B. de Launay D.C. Dyson Combined Services: P.R.C. Stevens T.J. Fitzsimons Canada F Class 2006 P.W. Medhurst P. Hobson Council of the National Match Honorary Secretary: Dr R. Pizer The following represent England on the Council of the National Match: A.J.C.B. de Launay, A.J.D. Saunders, D.A. Friend English Target Shooting Federation Chairman: P. Underhill Honorary Secretary: D. Goodfellow The following represent the Club on the English Target Federation Shooting Council: A.J.D. Saunders 2 Club Information Fixtures for 2006 13 – 14 May Matches versus RAFTRC, Scotland and Wales 27 – 29 May English Twenty Club Prize Meeting 28 May Council Meeting, 20:00 13 July Ashburton; Public School Veterans English County Rifle Championship for the King George V Challenge Cup, 12: 00 (subject to confirmation) 15 July Aggregates for Club Championship and Varley commence. Entries close at the clubhouse at 12:00. 16 July Meeting of District Superintendents, 18:45 17 July Council Meeting, 20:15 18 July County Short and Long matches 19 July H.M. The Queen’s Prize, first stage 20 July Aggregates for Club Championship and Varley finish National Match 21 July Kolapore; Combined Services match Queen's Prize, second stage Annual General Meeting of the Club, 19:00 22 July Mackinnon H.M. The Queen's Prize, final The Annual General Meeting will be held at the clubhouse, Bisley, on Friday 21 July at 19:00.
3 Club Information Be Proud of Your Club We have a splendid range of ties, badges, polo shirts and other items, which can be purchased by members. There is an order form at the back of this yearbook, or you can download an order form from the web site. The club blazer badge with rose and crown logo is available to all members. The rose and crown logo appears also on the navy blue polo shirt and sweatshirt. Both garments are cotton; they are available in sizes M, L, XL and XXL. The team blazer badge may be worn by Captains, adjutants, shooters and coaches of past and present England teams for the National, Mackinnon, Commonwealth Games and the Millennium Match. Touring team full members and officers may wear the three lions logo underpinned by an appropriate scroll showing the tour venue and date. For F Class teams, the date will be followed by F Class. Those Team members may also wear England shoulder flashes. The three lions logo appears also on the navy blue V neck pullover (50% lambs wool, 50% acrylic); this is available in sizes S, M, L, XL and XXL. The club tie has a rose logo and silver XX symbol. The team tie has a rose logo and gold XX symbol. The cravats for club and team have the same logos as the tie. We also sell blazer buttons, brooches, lapel buttons and club spoons. Please order all items from the Honorary Treasurer using the form from the web site or this yearbook. For garments, please state the size you require. Postcards and greetings cards of the clubhouse are available from the bar. The design is from a drawing by Margaret Thomson. The postcards are seven for £1; the greetings cards with envelopes are seven for £2. G.R. Atkinson Honorary Treasurer
4 Club Information English Twenty Club Rules 1. The Club shall be called the English Twenty Club. 2. The objects of the Club are to foster rifle shooting in the interests of National Defence, and in particular to organise the English team in any International match shot with the Target and Service Rifles or with rifles suitable for 300 metre and F Class shooting. 3. Membership (a) Membership is open only to those who are subjects of Her Majesty The Queen and are eligible to shoot for England under the rules for the time being in force for the National Challenge Trophy Match. (b) A candidate for membership must be proposed and seconded by members of the Club and approved by the Superintendent of the District and/or the Membership Sub-Committee. (c) Members shall be Life Members or Junior Life Members or Annual Members. (d) New Members or Associates (as defined in Rule 6) shall not be admitted to membership or be entitled to any of the privileges of membership specified in Rule 5 unless not less than three days have elapsed from the date of their being proposed and seconded for membership under paragraph (b) of this Rule or elected under Rule 6(a). (e) Members, who subsequently become ineligible for membership under Rule 3(a) by virtue of moving abroad, may continue in membership and have the privileges given in Rule 5 except (f) and (h). 4. Subscriptions (a) Life Members - a single payment of £200 reduced to £100 for those over 65 to be made direct to the Honorary Secretary. (b) Annual Members - £10 a year, due on 1 January, and normally to be paid to the District Superintendent. Members shall pay their subscriptions to the 300 metre or F Class Divisional Superintendents only if they are not members of any District. (c) For a single subscription of three times the current annual subscription, a person under the age of 25 is eligible to become a Junior Life Member until the end of the season in which the 25th birthday occurs, subject to compliance with the provisions for admission set out in Rule 3. (d) Annual Members wishing to resign should inform their District or Divisional Superintendent by 31 March. (e) Annual Members who have not paid their subscriptions for the current year by the Sunday of the Spring Meeting, whether they shall have received any application for it or not, shall cease to be members of the Club and shall be liable for one year's back subscription should they wish subsequently to rejoin. This liability shall not apply to members ordinarily resident or stationed abroad.
5 Club Information 5. Privileges of Membership The privileges of membership are: (a) to use the clubhouse at Bisley (b) to receive a copy of the yearbook (c) to wear the Club blazer badge and tie (d) to compete for the Jewels in the District or Division in which registered (e) to shoot in the English Twenty Club's Open Prize Meeting (f) to compete for the Club Championship and the Varley Trophy (g) to receive the support of the Club in any efforts that may be made to encourage rifle shooting in England (h) to be considered for selection for the National, Mackinnon and Lawrence matches and for other England and English Twenty Club teams. Annual Members shall not be entitled to any of the above privileges until they have paid their subscriptions for the current year. 6. Associates (a) The Council shall have the power to elect as an Associate any person whose services to the Club or to rifle shooting in England have been of exceptional value. (b) Associates shall pay no subscription and shall have no vote at the Annual General Meeting. They shall have the privileges given in Rule 5 except (f) and (h). 7. Council (a) The affairs of the Club shall be managed by and its property vested in a Council consisting of a President, Past Presidents and Executive Vice- Presidents subject to (f) below, twenty one members as provided for in (b), (c) and (d) below, an Honorary Secretary and an Honorary Treasurer, who may be the same person. (b) Nine members shall be elected as provided for in (e) and (g) below. (c) Seven members shall be nominated, one by each of the following Rifle Associations: Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Army, Royal Air Force, Royal Naval Reserve, Territorial Army and one by the Council for Cadet Rifle Shooting. The Honorary Secretary shall receive such nominations by the end of September each year. (d) The Captains of the England National and Mackinnon teams shall be ex- officio members of the Council. The Superintendents of the 300 metre and F Class Divisions together with the Chairman of the District Superintendents Group (or deputy where the chairman is already a member of the Council) shall be ex-officio voting members of the Council. (e) The President, Honorary Secretary, Honorary Treasurer and the nine members in (b) shall be elected for a period of three years. One third of the members in (b) above shall retire in rotation in each year, those willing
6 Club Information being eligible for re-election at the AGM in accordance with (g) below. All persons covered by this rule must be paid up members of the Club. (f) The Past Presidents and Executive Vice-Presidents shall declare annually in writing to the Honorary Secretary within a period of 28 days of the Annual General Meeting whether or not they intend to act in an executive capacity. (g) Any new candidate for election as President, Honorary Secretary or Honorary Treasurer, or for election to the Council may be proposed by the Council or must be nominated in writing by two members of the Club. Where there are two or more nominations for any of the positions of President, Honorary Secretary or Honorary Treasurer, or where in the case of the nine elected members in Rule 7(b) above there are more nominations than elected places to be filled on the Council, there shall be a postal ballot of all members in accordance with a time scale to be determined by Council to cover nominations, despatch of ballot papers, voting and the counting of votes. (h) In the case of the President, Honorary Secretary and Honorary Treasurer, members of the Club shall be accorded one vote for each contested position, and the person polling the highest number of votes for each of the contested positions shall be elected. In the case of the ordinary members of Council, members of the Club shall be accorded three votes, not more than one of which may be given to any one individual candidate. A member may use none, one, two or all three of their votes as they consider appropriate. The three candidates polling the highest number of votes shall be elected. Only paid up members of the Club voting in accordance with Rule 7(g) shall be entitled to vote. 8. Council Powers and Trustees (a) The Council shall have power to: (i) Make, amend or cancel such Bye-Laws and Regulations (subject to the Rules of the Club) as they may consider expedient for the proper working of the Club. Such Bye-Laws, and Regulations shall be binding on all members until set aside by the votes of two-thirds of the members present at the Annual General Meeting. (ii) Appoint sub-committees for such purposes as they may consider desirable. (iii) Fill any vacancy occurring by death, resignation or otherwise between the Annual General Meetings. (iv) Deal with any point not provided for in the Rules of the Club. (v) Appoint the Captains of the England National, Mackinnon and other teams. (vi) Remove the name of any member from the list of members for any reason that they may consider sufficient. No member who shall be struck off under this Rule shall have any claim on the Club for any subscription or entrance fees paid.
7 Club Information (vii) Appoint not less than two or more than four trustees of the Club, (and remove them as appropriate), and to grant an indemnity against liabilities incurred by such trustees on behalf of the Club. (b) Eight members of the Council shall constitute a Quorum. Such property of the Club not vested in the Council must be vested in the Trustees, to be dealt with by them as the Council from time to time directs by resolution; an entry in the minute book is conclusive evidence of a resolution. The Trustees shall be indemnified against risk and expense out of the property of the Club. (c) The day to day management of the Club shall be delegated to an Executive Committee consisting of the President, the Chairman of Council, the Honorary Secretary and the Honorary Treasurer. They shall have the power to deal with such administrative matters as may be necessary for the smooth running of the Club within parameters set from time to time by Council, such as the authorisation of expenditure on clubhouse maintenance, licensing issues, Police and Home Office matters, executing decisions taken by Council, maintaining relationships with other organisations, management reporting systems and so on (but this is not an exhaustive or exclusive list). The Executive Committee may co-opt other members of the Club as necessary to assist in fulfilling these tasks. The Executive Committee shall not have power to dispose of any assets of the Club or change the Rules of the Club. 9. Vice-Presidents The Club shall be entitled to elect at each Annual General Meeting Vice- Presidents from amongst its members in accordance with the provisions of Rule 7(g) who shall retire annually but be eligible for re-election. Vice- Presidents shall not be members of the Council unless they make the declaration specified in Rule 7(f) in which case they will be Executive Vice- Presidents. 10. Intoxicating Liquor (a) A Bar Committee of not more than 5 members of the Club of not less than 2 years standing elected at each Annual General Meeting shall be responsible for obtaining a club premises certificate from the local Borough Council for the supply and sale of intoxicating liquor on the Club premises and for compliance with any provisions relating to the said certificate and with any other relevant provisions of the Licensing Act 2003 in so far as they may relate to the Club. (b) Subject to any general or temporary extension that may from time to time be granted by the local Borough Council the supply of intoxicating liquor in the Club premises shall be permitted during the following hours: Weekdays: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sundays: 12 noon to 10.30 p.m. Christmas Day and Good 12 noon to 3 p.m. 7 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. Friday: (c) No intoxicating liquor shall be supplied to members or to any other persons on the Club premises otherwise than by or on behalf of the Club. No
8 Club Information intoxicating liquor shall be supplied for payment to any person on the Club premises other than a member. (d) No person shall be paid at the expense of the Club any commission, percentage or similar payment on or with reference to purchases of intoxicating liquor by the Club; nor shall any person directly or indirectly derive any pecuniary benefit from the supply of intoxicating liquor by or on behalf of the Club to members or guests, apart from any benefit accruing to the Club as a whole. 11. Districts and Divisions (a) In order to facilitate the organisation of the Club, the Country shall be divided into Districts, each District being placed under the supervision of a District Superintendent. In addition there shall be separate Divisions covering the whole Country and devoted entirely to the encouragement of 300 metre and F Class shooting. (b) Each District and Divisional Superintendent shall be elected for a period of three years. A nomination may be made by any two members of the District or Division. Such nomination, duly signed, must be sent to the Honorary Secretary not later than 30 September. The name of the Superintendent for the current year (if still willing to act) and of any other person or persons nominated shall be sent to all members of the District or Division, who shall be invited to place a cross opposite the name of the one for whom they vote. The voting papers shall be returned to the Honorary Secretary by post by a date to be indicated on the voting paper. The one for whom the greatest number of votes has been received by that date shall be the District or Divisional Superintendent for the next year. If no new nomination is received before 30 September, the Council shall have power to reappoint the Superintendent, or to appoint any other member to the office. If a Superintendent retires, and the members of the District or Division do not themselves nominate a successor, the Council shall fill the vacancy. (c) A meeting of the District and Divisional Superintendents shall be held during the NRA Imperial Meeting. Any District and Divisional Superintendent unable to attend may nominate a deputy. (d) In the case of a member desiring to be transferred from one District to another, such transfer may be accepted by a District Superintendent in any year before 1 May, provided that notice has been given both to him and to the Superintendent of the District from which the member desires to be transferred. In case of an objection on the part of either Superintendent the case shall be referred to the Council. 12. Accounts (a) The Accounts of the Club shall be made up to 31 August in each year and shall be examined by an Independent Examiner elected at the previous Annual General Meeting. (b) The accounts shall be included in the yearbook and laid before the next Annual General Meeting
9 Club Information 13. Annual General Meeting There shall be an Annual General Meeting of members on the evening of Friday of the second week of the NRA Imperial Meeting. 14. Prize Winners (a) Members winning Club prizes in kind are expected to receive them at the Annual General Meeting. (b) Any prize not applied for before 31 July shall be forfeited to the Club. 15. In the event of the English Twenty Club for any reason ceasing to exist, the balance of its assets, after meeting all liabilities, shall be transferred to the National Rifle Association or any such other charitable body as shall be decided by the then existing members of the Club. 16. Alteration of Rules (a) These Rules shall not be altered or added to except at the Annual General Meeting, and then only by the votes of not less than two-thirds of the members present. (b) Notice of a motion for an amendment of these Rules must be given to the Honorary Secretary in writing not less than seven days prior to the Annual General Meeting. Other Information All Club trophies must be returned to the Honorary Secretary at the English Twenty Club Spring Prize Meeting for engraving, and at the latest by the NRA Intercounties weekend (mid-June) if already engraved. If a trophy which has been accepted and signed for is not returned in the same condition as it was received the holder will be liable for the cost of any repair or cleaning required and will not be eligible to take away any trophies in the future. The Varley Trophy must not be polished. The English Twenty Club is registered with the Charity Commission as a charity under the Charities Act 1960 with reference number 233231. The English Twenty Club is affiliated to the National Rifle Association with reference number 307. The English Twenty Club has Home Office approval with reference FRM 92/35/6/44/18 dated 10 August 1998. Child Protection in Shooting, Sexual Harassment and Equal Opportunity The English Twenty Club statement in support of the aims of Sport England and UK Sport is posted on the Club notice board. All members are expected to be alert to these issues and supportive of the aims, and aware of the method of reporting potential difficulties or concerns for investigation. A copy of the statement and the full supporting Great Britain Target Shooting Federation guidance notes are available from the Hon. Secretary by electronic mail.
10 Club Information Bisley Clubhouse No article belonging to the Club is to be removed from the premises. No responsibility will attach to the Club for any articles left by members in the clubhouse. The clubhouse is usually open during the spring meeting and the July meeting and at other times by arrangement. Clubhouse Armoury The use of lockers in the armoury for the storage of firearms or ammunition is strictly limited to the periods that the Clubhouse is in use during the shooting season, namely during the Club’s spring meeting and then the NRA Imperial Meeting. The cost of hiring lockers is £15 for this period. At other times, including periods between these meetings, firearms and ammunition must be removed from the lockers. If members wish to have access to their lockers outside of these meeting times, then this must be arranged with the Honorary Secretary beforehand. All members wishing to hire lockers must apply to the Honorary Treasurer. Please remove all waste rags and other rubbish after cleaning rifles.
11 Club Information Income and Expenditure Account 2004 Expenditure 2005 ££ 2575 YEARBOOK 2072
DISTRICT JEWELS 161 437 - Cost of Jewels awarded
INTERNATIONAL MATCHES 1201 - Entry fees and expenses 1996 - Less: input from support fund - RAF TR Match 105 - Other competition prizes 83 1306 2079
628 AFFILIATION FEES 253
4226 RENT AND SERVICES 5642
2725 GENERAL EXPENSES 3347
515 POSTAL BALLOT 0
CLUBHOUSE MAINTENANCE/REFURBISHMENT 425 - Expenses in year 416 8150 - Transfers to Clubhouse Maintenance Fund - Transfers from Clubhouse Maintenance Fund 8575 416 COMMONWEALTH GAMES & OVERSEAS TEAM SUPPORT 2000 - Transfers to CG & OT Fund 1400 - Transfers from CG & OT Fund - Grants to teams 2000 1400 22987 TOTAL EXPENSE 15370 4 NET INCOME 0
12 Club Information Year Ended 31 August 2005 2004 Income 2005 ££ 7257 SUBSCRIPTIONS 6807 190 - Temporary memberships 540 45 - Subscriptions from previous years 360 - Income tax refunds 460 - Transfers from Life Membership Fund 474 30 - School/cadet affiliations 7982 - Total subs/affiliations 8181
9671 DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS 466
SPRING BANK HOLIDAY MEETING 14921 - Entry fees 17178 -13391 - Less: Expenses & prizes -15052 1530 2126
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP 1495 - Entry fees 1563 -963 - Less: Expenses & prizes -1001 532 562 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP & VARLEY 900 - Entry fees 1050 -633 - Less: Expenses & prizes -689 267 361
202 PROFIT ON BAR AND CATERING 276
515 PROFIT ON SALE OF BADGES, ETC 406
2292 INTEREST ON INVESTMENTS 2992
22991 TOTAL INCOME 15370
13 Club Information Balance Sheet 2004 Liabilities 2005 ££ LIFE MEMBERSHIP FUND 3650 - Balance as at 31 August 2004 3740 400 - Add: New memberships in year 0 150 - Add: New junior memberships in year 150 -460 - Less: Transfers to income -474 3740 3416
CLUBHOUSE MAINTENANCE FUND 35076 - Balance as at 31 August 2004 43226 8150 - Add: Transfers from income 0 - Less: Transfers to income 43226 - Balance as at 31 August 2005 43226
COMMONWEALTH GAMES & OVERSEAS TEAM FUND 24134 - Balance as at 31 August 2004 24134 2000 - Add: Transfers from income 1400 0 - Received from ESC 0 1000 - Received from team to South Africa 148 -3000 - Less: Expenditure during year -3766 24134 - Balance as at 31 August 2005 21916
4114 CREDITORS 5742
SURPLUS ACCOUNT 8133 - Balance as at 31 August 2004 8135 2 - Add prior year unallocated surplus 4 8135 - Balance as at 31 August 2005 8139 83349 TOTAL LIABILITIES 82439
CAPITAL/EQUITY 4 Excess of income during year 0 83353 TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 82439
14 Club Information As at 31 August 2005 2004 Assets 2005 ££ INVESTMENTS 101 - Government Securities (£167.56 3½ % War 101 Loan) (Market value at August 2005 £139) 0 - Bank account, Business Premium 0 1950 - Bank deposit, Alliance & Leicester 65 57325 - COIF Charities Deposit 59974 11303 - Barclays Notice Investment Account 10314 70679 70454
207 PLANT, MACHINERY AND APPLIANCES 0
STOCKS 0 - County Jewels 1702 4704 - Goods for sale 4483 272 - Bar stock 0 4976 6185
2798 DEBTORS 2174
CASH 3626 4693 - At bank and in hand
83353 TOTAL ASSETS 82439
G.R. Atkinson Honorary Treasurer Independent Examiner's Report to the members of The English Twenty Club Report on the accounts for the year ended 31 August 2005 set out on pages 12 to 15. Respective responsibilities of the trustees and examiner: The charity's trustees are responsible for the preparation of the accounts. The charity's trustees consider that an audit is not required for this year (under section 43(2) of the Charities Act 1993 (the 1993 Act)) and that an independent examination is needed.
15 Club Information It is my responsibility to: • examine the accounts (under section 43(3)(a) of the 1993 Act); • to follow the procedures laid down in the General Directions given by the Charity Commissioners (under section 43(7)(b) of the 1993 Act); and • to state whether particular matters have come to my attention. Basis of independent examiner's report: My examination was carried out in accordance with the General Directions given by the Charity Commissioners. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts, and seeking explanations from you as trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit, and consequently I do not express an audit opinion on the view given by the accounts. Independent examiner's statement In connection with my examination, no matter has come to my attention: (1) which gives me reasonable cause to believe that in any material respect the requirements: • to keep accounting records in accordance with section 41 of the 1993 Act; and • to prepare accounts which accord with the accounting records and to comply with the accounting requirements of the 1993 Act have not been met or; (2) to which, in my opinion, attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. Signed: T.J.D. Raincock Relevant professional qualification or body: A.C.A. Address: 100 Wood Street London EC2V 7AN Date: 12 February 2006
16 Club Information Treasurer’s Report The year ended 31 August 2005 was largely uneventful in financial terms. Expenditure in total (excluding transfers to earmarked funds) was £13,970, an increase of £1,133 on the previous year. Income (excluding donations and bequests) increased by £1,584 to a total of £14,904. The small residual surplus has been allocated to the Commonwealth and Overseas Teams Fund. The improvement in income is mainly due to a well-attended Spring Meeting and higher rates of interest on invested funds. On the expenditure side, the long-standing lease and rent review question still remains undecided but full provision has been made in these accounts for the anticipated arrears the Club will in due course have to pay. From the earmarked funds, a contribution of £3,766 was made towards support of the team for the forthcoming Commonwealth Games. Pressure on resources is more likely to increase than diminish in the coming years. I should therefore like to take this opportunity again to encourage more members to enter Club competitions, to make use of the clubhouse and its facilities during the Spring and NRA meetings, and to purchase Club memorabilia and clothing at the reduced prices detailed in the order form at the back of this book.
G.R. Atkinson Honorary Treasurer
17 Club Information Secretary’s Report for the Year 2005 This year saw the completion of Julie Cane’s three-year period as Honorary Secretary during which time she has served the Club both with diligence and enthusiasm. Towards the end of 2005, she gave birth to James. I take this opportunity of thanking her for her valuable contribution to the Club. I should also like to wish Julie and her husband, Simon, our very best wishes for their growing family and I look forward to the next generation of Canes on the firing point in years to come. At the time of writing, we have been unsuccessful in filling the vacancy that she has left. I have written this report in my capacity as President and Acting Honorary Secretary. While attempting to find a successor, Council has agreed to reduce the present secretarial workload by appointing a separate Competitions Secretary to organise the King George V and Open Championships. The District Superintendents have been circularised with the two new job descriptions for both Honorary and Competitions secretarial positions with invitations to propose nominations. Following the AGM in July, Peter Jordan, a former Honorary Secretary of the Club, agreed to become Yearbook Editor and has produced this edition. This year is also the first that Tom Rylands has acted as the Chairman of Council. I should like to welcome him to this position and look forward to working with him. National and Mackinnon Matches I congratulate both Carol Painting and John Saunders for their respective victories in the National and Mackinnon matches, the latter being a close run thing with only a 5 point lead over Wales who took second place. Spring Newsletter In order to move firmly into the 21st Century and also to reduce administration costs, it was agreed by Council that the Spring Newsletter 2006 should be circularised by email and placed on the website. Members without email access are invited to let me know if they would like future editions posted. However, I hope that such people would be able to find perhaps a member of their family to act as email “post-box” on their behalf. The need to post nearly 1000 newsletters is tedious, expensive and needs much man-power. By removing this duty from the Secretariat, we hope that it will be a little easier to find people willing to work for the Club. Website May I remind you that the website www.englishtwenty.org.uk is now our prime means of communicating with the outside world and our members. Most of the important and relevant documents including match results,
18 Club Information membership application forms and entry forms for the Spring Meeting can be downloaded. We are indebted to Mike Beecher for maintaining the website. Please visit the site regularly to remain up to date with Club news and events. F Class Division At the 2005 AGM we agreed to create an F Class Division. This represents our members’ changing interests, should attract English F Class shooters who are not members and provides a means of formalising the status of F Class teams wishing to represent England. Peter Medhurst, already a Council member, has agreed to assume the position of District Superintendent to the F Class Division until such time as one is formally elected by the developing division. We expect that F Class will form a significant part of the Spring Meeting in 2006: already Peter Hobson has been appointed captain of the F Class Lawrence team in 2006. The Club rules have been amended to cover F Class shooting. Club Rules Various modifications to the Club rules were agreed at the last AGM and have been incorporated into this yearbook. I would like to thank Robin Pizer and Carol Painting for their work in revising the rules. England Touring Teams Peter Medhurst is captain of the F Class team visiting Canada in August 2006. His preparations are well underway. On behalf of the Club I should like to extend to him and his team our best wishes for a successful tour. The Club has been invited, along with the other Home Country associations, to send an England TR team to South Africa in 2009 to take part in the celebrations to mark the 90th anniversary of the South African Bisley Union. Planning for this team is still in the very early stages. Club Championship and Varley The Club Championship and Varley are the Club’s premier individual competitions during the annual NRA Imperial Bisley Meeting. They run concurrently with the short range and long range matches respectively in the Grand Aggregate. Entries may be made along with Spring Meeting entries, directly via the website or at the clubhouse by the first Saturday of the Imperial Meeting. These entries provide the long list from which the National team is selected. If you have not entered the Club Championship, then you will not be eligible for selection to represent England in the National Match. If you aspire to shoot for England then please enter the Championship so that your name comes to the attention of the captain.
19 Club Information CSF 2005 and Commonwealth Games 2006, Melbourne In March 2005 Glyn Barnett and Parag Patel won the pairs Gold Medal, and Glyn Barnett won the individual Silver Medal. Congratulations to both our squad members on their successes. By the time of publication of the Yearbook, they should have competed at Melbourne in the Commonwealth Games during March 2006. KGV The rules for the KGV have been modified to give greater flexibility to regional team captains and these changes are listed in the yearbook. Would regional heat organisers please note that the deadlines for shooting and reporting the results of the matches must be adhered to and all team members must be Club members. Failure to abide by the rules could lead to the disqualification of a particular regional heat. Membership Details Please ensure that your membership details are continually updated and if necessary inform Jim Carter ([email protected]). If you become an email user or change your email address, please let Jim know as soon as possible. Your receipt of future newsletters and other Club correspondence will depend on the existence and accuracy of your email address! How to contact me as President as well as Acting Secretary While I continue in an acting capacity, all emails sent to [email protected] are forwarded to me. During the Imperial Meeting I can be contacted via the Clubhouse. Dick Horrocks President and Acting Hon. Secretary Minutes of the Annual General Meeting held at the clubhouse, Bisley Camp on Friday 22 July 2005 at 19:00 1. Apologies: P.R. Smith, K.M. Pilcher, H.W. Riley, N.E.C. Molyneux The meeting stood in memory of all those members who had died during the year, in particular in memory of our late Vice-President Colin O'Brien. 2. Minutes of Previous AGM The minutes of the Annual General Meeting held on 23 July 2004 were taken as read, approved and signed. Proposed by C.A. Painting; seconded by E. Stuart-Bamford. 3. Opening Remarks The Chairman of Council made his report. Following the Chairman’s report, the President thanked the Hon. Secretary. The members expressed their thanks for her work over the 20 Club Information past three years. Carol Painting thanked Council for her appointment as National Match Captain; she thanked her adjutant Paul Stevens for his work throughout the year, the team and the following people who helped the team to success: Iris and John Bennett, Rachel Cargill-Thompson, Stuart and Jeanne Comins, John Holmes, Mary Horrocks, Ian Markwell, Stephen Merton-Jones, Dave Morris, Viv Robertshaw, Lizzie Smallwood and Steve Wilson. 4. Report and Accounts These were as published in the yearbook; acceptance of them was proposed by C.A. Painting and seconded by P.N. Hinchliffe. The accounts were approved and adopted. 5. Proposed Changes to Hut and Bar Committee It was proposed that the existing Hut and Bar Committees be merged into a single Membership Facilities Committee, from whom two or more of the members of that committee will form the Bar Committee as required by the current club rules. Proposed by M.E. Barr; seconded by P. Merry. The motion was approved by the floor. 6. Elections Existing Vice-Presidents: to be re-elected en bloc except for the late C.S. O’Brien. Proposed by N.W. Penn; seconded by A.J.D. Saunders. The motion was approved by the floor. New Vice-Presidents: A.J.C.B. de Launay and K.O. Pugh. Proposed by P. Merry; seconded by E. Stuart-Bamford. The elections were approved by the floor. Keith Pugh thanked the club for appointing him as a Vice-President and promised to work for and uphold the values and traditions of the club. Honorary Secretary: the President advised the members that a possible candidate is considering the post and that the Chairman and President, and M.E. Barr with a Bisley focus would cover the post in the meantime. The President asked for the members’ support over this period, and if anyone had any nominations to make them known to the Chairman or President. Honorary Treasurer: G.R. Atkinson. Proposed by P.W. Medhurst; seconded by C.A. Painting. The elections were approved by the floor. Council: the President announced that there were five vacancies on Council to be filled: three for this year and two who will have to seek re- election for next year. Of this year’s three vacancies, P.N. Hinchliffe and R.P. Rosling both due to retire are prepared to stand again, C.M. Brooks retires; the President thanked him for his hard work and extremely valuable advice to the Club over the years. There is one new nomination who is C.A. Painting.
21 Club Information The following new members were elected unopposed: P.N. Hinchliffe, R.P. Rosling, C.A. Painting. T.G. Rylands and P. Sykes have been nominated to fill the spaces on Council for re-election next year. Membership Facilities Committee: the following members were nominated for the committee – C.S.T. Lehmann, S.J. Comins, S.M.C. Wilson, T.J. Fitzsimons, B.M. Moore. Proposed by B.J. Jago; seconded by C.M. Brooks. The motion was carried. 7. Yearbook Editor The President announced that Peter Jordan had agreed to be yearbook editor in succession to Charlotte Aldridge who the President thanked for her work during the last two years. He hoped to have the yearbook out earlier next year. 8. Team Captains National 2006: D.A. Friend Mackinnon 2006: A.J.C.B. de Launay Combined Services 2006: P.R.C. Stevens TNT 2005: A.K. Fitch European Short Range Championships 2005: D.A. Friend The President explained that this last is a new match and that the National Captain 2006 could use it as a testing stage for next year’s National Match. 9. Rule Changes The President thanked R. Pizer and C.A. Painting for their help with amending the Rules. The President explained that provisional agreement of the proposed rule changes was sought at this meeting as they are subject to acceptance by the Charities Commission. The Hon. Secretary received notification of a motion for an amendment of these rules more than seven days prior to this meeting. The proposed provisional rule changes have been posted on the club notice board for the past 7 days, and were amended after the Council meeting held on 18 July 2005. The Proposal – That the new Rules as posted on the club notice board be approved and adopted in place of the existing Rules, subject to the consent of the Charities Commission to the proposed change to the clause relating to the objects of the Club. Proposed by R. Pizer; seconded by P. Hobson. For: 26; against: 0; abstain: 1 Peter Hobson rose and thanked the English Twenty Club on behalf of the English F Class shooters for taking them in to the Club within a dedicated F Class Division.
22 Club Information The meeting closed at 19:40. The President then presented the prizes and congratulated the winners.
23 Club Competitions English Twenty Club Prize Meeting Conditions and Dates for 2006 This is open to non-members who must become temporary members for the meeting. The Johnson Lion trophy is awarded to the winner. The meeting will be held at Bisley during the spring bank holiday weekend: Saturday to Monday, 27-29 May. For further information, see the programme and entry form. The 300m Championship will be shot concurrent with the British Championship at Bisley. Entries to the British Championship should be made direct to the NRA. A sweepstake entry of £1 open to all members shooting in the Championship is payable to S.J. Carter for both 60 shots prone and 3 x 40. Past Winners 2000 Coleman, D.G.M. 2003 Belither, S. 2001 Palmer, G.D. 2004 Medhurst, P.W. 2002 Ball, N.J. 2005 Aldhouse, S.K. Results for 2005 The Association (Queen’s 1) 1. Horrocks, A.R. 104.13 £20 2. Belither, S. 104.11 £12 3. Lewis, J.W.E. 104.11 £8 4. Garnett, J. 104.08 £5 5. Cload, J. 103.13 £2 6. Patel, P.M. 103.13 £2 7. Dawes, P 103.12 £2 8. Warburton, J.D. 103.12 £2 9. Ball, M. 103.12 £2 10. Luckman, A.J. 103.11 £2 There were eight other scores of 103. The Second Stage (Queen’s 2) 1. Ball, N.J. 150.23 £20 2. Underwood, J.C. 150.23 £12 3. Rowland, W.J. 150.22 £8 4. Pugsley, J. 150.21 £5 5. Thomas, S.A. 150.16 £2 6. Belither, S. 150.18 £2 7. Young, D.G. 150.18 £2 8. Patel, P.M. 149.23 £2 9. Luckman, D.C. 149.22 £2 10. Boston, M.Z.J. 149.21 £2
24 Club Competitions The Second Stage (Queen’s 2) There were 11 other scores of 149. The Cortis (15 at 600) 1. Jobson, J. 75.14 £20 2. Holmes, J.M. 75.14 £12 3. Welford, E.R. 75.13 £8 4. Belither, S. 75.13 £5 5. Shaw, I.T.G. 75.12 £2 6. Green, T.M. 75.12 £2 7. Palmer, G.D. 75.12 £2 8. Warburton, J.D. 75.12 £2 9. McLuckie, K. (F) 75.12 £2 10. Langley, J.D.S. 75.12 £2 There were 15 other scores of 75. The Long (15 at 900) 1. Ball, N.J. 75.13 £20 2. Thomas, S.A. 75.13 £12 3. Taylor, D.A. 75.12 £8 4. Sherratt, C.J. 75.12 £5 5. Rowland, W.J. 75.10 £2 7. Dyson, D.C. 75.10 £2 8. McLuckie, K. (F) 75.09 £2 9. Mitchell, A.G. 75.07 £2 10. Charlton, P.A.E. 74.12 £2 There were 17 other scores of 74. The Final (15 at 1000) 1. Luckman, D.C. 74.8 £20 2. Ball, N.J. 73.8 £12 3. Underwood, J.C. 73.6 £8 4. Thomas, S.A. 72.8 £5 5. Luckman, A.J. 72.7 £2 6. Belither S. 72.6 £2 7. Holmes, J.M. 72.6 £2 8. Cload, J 72.3 £2 9. Warburton, J.D. 71.7 £2 10. Green, T.M. 71.7 £2 There were two other scores of 71. Sunday Aggregate 1. Ball, N.J. 225.34 £20 2. Underwood, J. 225.34 £12 3. Pugsley, J. 225.32 £8 4. Belither, S. 225.31 £5 5. Rowland, W.J. 225.30 £2
25 Club Competitions Sunday Aggregate 6. Young, D.G. 225.29 £2 7. Thomas, S.A. 225.28 £2 8. Holmes, J.M. 224.32 £2 9. Langley, J.D.S. 224.31 £2 10. Cload, J. 224.28 £2 There were two other scores of 224. Short Range Aggregate 1. Belither, S. 329.42 £20 2. Underwood, J.C. 327.46 £12 3. Lewis, J.W.E. 327.42 £8 4. Ball, N.J. 327.41 £5 5. Cload, J. 327.41 £2 6. Holmes, J.M. 327.40 £2 7. Young, D.G. 327.36 £2 8. Patel, P.M. 326.48 £2 9. Langley, J.D.S. 326.41 £2 10. Luckman, A.J. 326.41 £2 There were three other scores of 326. Monday Aggregate 1. Ball, N.J. 148.21 £20 2. Luckman, D.C. 148.19 £12 3. Thomas, S.A. 147.21 £8 4. Underwood, J.C. 147.16 £5 5. Luckman, A.J. 146.15 £2 6. Holmes, J.M. 145.15 £2 7. Warburton, J.D. 145.15 £2 8. Green, T.M. 145.15 £2 9. Patel, P.M. 145.15 £2 10. Langley, J.D.S. 145.12 £2 There were no other scores of 145. Inner Aggregate 1. Ball, N.J. 402.54 £20 2. Patel, P.M. 401.58 £12 3. Underwood, J.C. 401.56 £8 4. Lewis, J.W.E. 401.51 £5 5. Rowland, W.J. 401.50 £2 6. Thomas, S.A. 400.49 £2 7. Luckman, A.J. 400.49 £2 8. Holmes, J.M. 400.49 £2 9. Langley, J.D.S. 400 49 £2 10. Young, D.G. 400.42 £2 There were three other scores of 400.
26 Club Competitions Grand Aggregate 1. Ball, N.J. 475.62 Johnson Lion Trophy, NRA silver medal and £30 2. Underwood, J.C 474.62 £20 3. Luckman, D.C. 472.62 £10 4. Thomas, S.A. 472.57 £5 5. Luckman, A.J. 472.56 £2 6. Holmes, J.M. 472.55 £2 7. Patel, P.M. 471.63 £2 8. Langley, J.D.S. 471.53 £2 There were no other scores of 471. Teams of four 1. Langley, J.D.S. 369.043 Patel, P.M. 368.050 Green, T.M. 363.043 Welford, E.R. 358.041 1458.177 £20 2. Luckman, A.J. 369.045 Cload J. 366.037 Brooks, C.M. 362.041 Smith, A.P. 349.032 1446.155 £12 3. Thomas, S.A. 372.049 Lewis, J.W.E. 364.043 Thompson, J.M.A. 356.032 Reeve, T. 347.021 1439.145 £8
District and Division Jewels In each district or division having 12 members a bronze jewel is awarded; for each additional 12 members, a further jewel is awarded. If a district or division qualifies for more than one jewel, one is silver; if more than five, two are silver. For example, a District with a membership of 72 is entitled to two silver and four bronze jewels. In each district a further bronze jewel is awarded for young or novice shooters. The number of jewels is determined by the membership in the preceding year (by the number of life members, plus the number of annual subscriptions received from the District Superintendent by the Honorary Membership Secretary). Only life members and members who have paid their subscriptions for the current year prior to their jewel shoot are eligible to take a jewel. They
27 Club Competitions may only shoot for jewels in the district or division in which they are registered. Those registered for the 300 metre Division in addition to a district may shoot for both sets of jewels, but may only win one jewel in any year. A member who, after the first of the two jewel shoots, qualifies for a jewel must elect whether to accept that jewel before the competition for the second. Jewels should be shot for before 31 October each year, with conditions arranged locally. Wherever possible, the competition should be held on a range within the district.
English County Rifle Championship for the King George V Challenge Cup under the auspices of the English Twenty Club General Rules 1. There shall be an Annual Competition for a Rifle Championship amongst Counties of England represented by teams composed of shots who are current members of the English Twenty Club, or pupils at Schools affiliated to the Club who are eligible to shoot for England in the National Match. The particular county for which a person is qualified to shoot is to be decided by one of the following: (a) County of Birth2. (b) Residential Parliamentary Vote. Should a person have no such vote he is deemed to have one in the same place as his next of kin. (c) After holding a Residential Parliamentary Vote in the County for ten consecutive years a person may opt for that County even though he ceases to be resident in the County. (d) A peer may shoot for that County in which he resides. A person must be registered with the district he elects to shoot for. Captains, Adjutants and Coaches must be fully qualified to shoot in their Teams. Two or more counties may apply for fusion and shoot as one county in special circumstances. Applications must be made by 1 November of the preceding year. 2. The King George V Challenge Cup shall be held for the year by the Lord Lieutenant of the Champion County. The Cup is to be returned to the Honorary Secretary on or before 15 June of the year following that in which it was won.
2 Where the county in which is situate the place of birth of a member is subsequently changed, such member may elect to shoot for either the original or the new county, but having once shot for the county of his election he shall at all times hereinafter be precluded from shooting for the other county. 28 Club Competitions The Match conditions shall be: • Teams shall be a maximum of twelve a side, consisting of eight firers all to count, two coaches, one Captain and one Adjutant. • There shall be two targets per team. • Two sighting shots only per firer, per range, are allowed (convertible). Practice shots are not allowed. • The course of fire shall be ten shots to count per firer at 300, 500 and 600 yards unless dispensation is granted by the Hon. Secretary of the English Twenty Club. • The time limit in the first heat is decided by the Captains. In the final it is one hour at each range. • Team members must use 7.62mm ammunition. • Rifles: Any rifle included in the NRA Target Rifle classification for the current year may be used. • Entrance Fee: £10 per Team, to be paid before shooting to the District Superintendent organising the heat; any team failing to do this shall be disqualified. Note: In addition to the entrance fee, each team shall equally share the expenses of ammunition, targets, etc. 3. The championship shall be decided by tournament. Only the counties winning their heats shall compete in the final. The county winning the final is the Champion County for the year. 4. The matches in the first heat shall be as follows. They must take place by the end of June in each year. Each group shall be organised by one of the District Superintendents in the group, following in alphabetical order of District name. Details shall be agreed with the other District Superintendents concerned, and failing agreement as determined by the Club Council. The organising District Superintendent shall provide targets and ammunition of the same lot number and good quality, and competent butt and range officers. Groups shall be as follows: North: Cheshire (2006), Lancashire, Northumberland and Durham, Yorkshire Midlands: Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire and Rutland, Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire, Staffordshire and Shropshire, Worcestershire and Herefordshire (2006) West: Cornwall, Devon, Dorset (2006), Gloucestershire, Somerset East: Bedfordshire (2006), Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk, Suffolk South: Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, London, Oxfordshire (2006), Wiltshire Home Counties: Kent (2006), Middlesex, Surrey, Sussex Immediately after the conclusion of the first heat the District Superintendents shall decide the venue for the first heat in the following year. 5. The completed scores shall be certified by the Captains and sent the day after the match to the Honorary Secretary of the English Twenty Club on team registers supplied by the Honorary Secretary. 29 Club Competitions 6. Any County that has been provided with a range and an agreed date but fails to compete shall be held to be beaten. 7. The Final will take place at Bisley Camp on first Thursday of the Imperial Meeting. 8. Twelve medals will be given to the winning team in each of the heats. Twelve silver jewels will be given to the winning team, twelve silver plated jewels to the second team, and twelve bronze jewels to the third team in the final. The charge to each team entering the final will be for target hire, for markers, for Range Officers and for ammunition, all at cost. KGV Results for 2005 First heat East Total North Total 1. Hertfordshire 1154.107 1. Yorkshire 1164.132 2. Suffolk 1126.095 2. Lancashire 1159.124 3. Norfolk 1109.101 3. Northumberland 1158.123 4. Essex 999.106 and Durham 5. Bedfordshire DNS 4. Cheshire 1156.111 Cambridgeshire disqualified South Total for fielding ineligible firers. 1. London 1158.115 Home Counties Total 2. Hampshire 1150.112 1. Surrey 1156.129 3. Berkshire 1126.097 2. Sussex 1140.113 4. Wiltshire 988.080 3. Kent 1137.093 5. Buckinghamshire; DNS 4. Middlesex 1119.104 Oxfordshire Midlands Total West Total 1. Nottinghamshire 1163.134 1. Somerset 1156.120 2. Northamptonshire 1140.107 2. Devon 1149.119 Derbyshire; Lincolnshire; 3. Cornwall 1130.108 Staffordshire and Shropshire, 4. Dorset; DNS Warwickshire, Worcestershire Gloucestershire and Herefordshire: all DNS
30 Club Competitions KGV Final 1. Surrey Captain: Harvey, D.Q.M. Adjutant: Lowe, D. Coaches: Ensor, M.J., Richards, W.C.P. Reserves: Chown, A., Kent, S.V. 300 500 600 Total Patel, P.M. 50.08 50.07 50.05 150.020 Raincock, T.J.D. 50.07 49.06 50.08 149.021 Underwood, J.C. 49.07 49.07 50.06 148.020 Kent, P.G. 49.04 50.08 48.07 147.019 Coleman D.G.M. 48.04 49.07 49.04 147.015 Gent, A. 48.05 49.06 49.04 146.015 Ramsey, K.W.D. 47.03 49.06 47.05 143.014 Tapster, J. 48.07 49.04 45.04 142.015 Totals 390.45 394.51 384.35 1172.139 2. Somerset 386.38 388.36 383.49 1157.123 3. London 385.33 385.33 385.38 1155.104 4. Hertfordshire 383.37 388.39 381.42 1152.118 5. Yorkshire 381.32 387.42 383.41 1151.115 6. Nottinghamshire 380.34 386.35 381.32 1147.101
Result of the Grist Cup 2005 King George V County County Cup Short Long Aggregate 1. Surrey 1172.139 775.88 566.41 2513.268 2. London 1155.104 767.76 575.43 2497.223 3. Somerset 1157.123 768.72 558.47 2483.242 4. Hertfordshire 1152.118 758.80 555.37 2465.235 5. Nottinghamshire 1147.101 739.48 541.32 2427.181 6. Yorkshire 1151.115 748.63 526.26 2424.204
31 Club Competitions The Club Championship Rules Gold, silver and bronze crosses, and cash prizes are given for the highest scores in the short range shoots of the NRA Grand Aggregate. Members are divided into three Classes, X, O and T. Class X are those who are Class X or A by current NRA rules; Class T are those who are Class T by current NRA rules; Class O are those who are not Class X or T. Entrance fee: £5 till 12 noon on Middle Saturday of the NRA Meeting. This includes the entry fee for the Varley. Entries must be made to the Honorary Secretary or at the clubhouse. Members must state their class on their score cards. Prizes – Open to Class X, O or T 1. T. Sutton Challenge Cup and gold cross 2. Club Championship silver cross 3. Club Championship bronze cross 4-10. Club Championship small bronze cross Hodgson Challenge Cup to the highest score in Class O or T (other than the winner of the T. Sutton Challenge Cup). Presidents Cup to the highest competitor under 25 years old at the start of the Imperial Meeting, regardless of class. In each class there will be cash prizes of £15, £12 and £10. No member may take any jewels or prizes in any Club competition unless he is qualified to shoot in the English Team for the National and Mackinnon Matches of the current year. Ties for the challenge trophies, crosses and other prizes will be decided by current NRA regulations for counting out.
32 Club Competitions Result for 2005 Class X 1. Messer, J.H. 549.69 T. Sutton Challenge Cup, gold cross and £15 2. Patel, P.M. 548.76 Silver cross and £12 3. Collings, J.H. 547.68 Bronze cross and £10 4. Underwood, J.C. 547.65 small bronze cross and £4 5. Luckman, D.C. 546.72 small bronze cross and £2 6. Ball, N.J. 546.66 small bronze cross and £2 7. Rylands, T.G. 543.67 small bronze cross and £2 8. Luckman, A.J. 543.65 small bronze cross and £2 9. Tompson, A.T.B. 543.60 small bronze cross and £2 10. Langley, J.D.S. 543.59 small bronze cross and £2 Class O 1. Birtwistle, R 537.64 Hodgson Challenge Cup and £15 2. Purdy, J 536.56 £12 3. Cooper, D 534.54 £10 Class T 1. Roberts, T.J. 495.33 Bronze cross and £15 Prizes for young members Top under 25 irrespective of class 1. Welford, E.R. 541.51 President’s Cup Top under 19 irrespective of class 1. Purdy, J. 536.56 Bronze cross
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The Varley Rules For the highest aggregate of scores made at long range in the Duke of Cambridge, Conan Doyle, Lovell and Corporation Classes X, O and T as in the Club Championship. Prizes – Open to Class X, O or T 1. The Varley Challenge Cup and gold lion badge 2. Silver lion badge 3. Bronze lion badge Johnson Challenge Cup to the highest scorer in Class O or T (other than the winner of the Varley Challenge Cup). In each class there will be cash prizes of £15, £12 and £10. Ties for the trophies, lion badges and other prizes will be decided by current NRA regulations for counting out. Aggregate tickets for the Club Championship and the Varley must be returned to the Honorary Secretary’s box by 21:00 on the second Thursday of the NRA meeting. Result for 2005 Class X 1. Luckman, DC 194.20 Varley Challenge Cup, gold lion badge and £15 2. Underwood, JC 194.20 Silver lion badge and £12 3. Thompson, JMA 193.18 Bronze lion badge and £10 Class O 1. Cooper, D 191.14 Johnson Challenge Cup and £15 2. Pattinson, S.J. 187.16 £12 3. White, C.A. 184.13 £10 Class T 1. Roberts, T.J. 169.04 Bronze cross and £15
34 The National Match Rules Rules of the “National Challenge Trophy” Ordered by the Council of the National Match (Revised in 1997 and 2004) 1. There shall be an Annual Match known as “The National Match” between English, Scottish, Irish, and Welsh Teams. 2. There shall be one team of twenty for each of the Nationalities. 3. (a) The test of nationality shall be either (1) Country of birth, or (2) Descent from parents or grandparents who were qualified by country of birth or (3) Country of residence for a continuous period of not less than five years immediately preceding the date of the Match. (b) A person who has shot for one of the Nationalities specified in Rule 1 in any match under the direction or control of the NRA shall not thereafter be eligible to shoot for another Nationality in the National match. (c) A person who has shot against any Nationality for which he is qualified to shoot under paragraph (a) of this Rule or against Great Britain, in any match under the direction or control of the NRA may not shoot in the National match during the following two-and-a-half-years. (d) A person may not shoot in the National Match in any year in which he is a member of an officially accredited Overseas Team. (e) A person who has shot for a particular country under the rules in force at that time shall remain qualified to shoot for that country in perpetuity. 4. The National Match shall normally take place at the Annual Meeting of the National Rifle Association at Bisley, but every fourth year it will be held at another venue within the United Kingdom determined by each Nationality in alphabetical order i.e. England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales starting with Scotland in 2008. The Council of the XX Club of the Nationality whose turn it is to organise the Match away from Bisley shall notify in writing the other XX Clubs and the NRA not later than 15th October following the last Match of the date and place in the United Kingdom of the Match for the ensuing year. 5. (a) All matters concerning the National Match, not by these rules placed within the province of the Team Captain shall be in the charge and control of the Council of the National Match. The Council shall consist of a President and the Captain and two other Representatives of each Nationality. The President of the Council shall be appointed for one year by each Country in turn in alphabetical order, i.e., England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales. (b) The Council shall elect an Honorary Secretary, who need not be a member of the Council, to serve for such a period as the Council shall determine. 35 The National Match (c) A Meeting of the Council may be convened at any time by the Honorary Secretary at the request of the President or of any of the Captains. Any such Meetings shall be summoned by at least 14 days’ notice in writing to every member of the Council. Such notice shall specify the place, day and hour of the Meeting and the general nature of the business to be transacted. Length of such notice may be reduced at the discretion of the President if the urgency of the business to be discussed in his opinion so requires. (d) At all Meetings of the Council every member shall be entitled to one vote upon every question raised. In the case of equality of votes the President shall have a second or casting vote. In the absence of the President the members present shall elect one of their members to act as Chairman. A Chairman so elected shall in the event of equality of votes have a second or casting vote. (e) The quorum at all meetings of the Council shall be seven. 6. The XX Club Council of each Nationality shall in such manner and for such term of office as it may think fit elect or cause to be elected the Captain of the Team of its own Nationality and its other Representatives on the Council of the National Match. 7. (a) In the event of the Match being held elsewhere than at Bisley the Captain of the team in whose Country the Match is to be held shall be responsible in consultation with the other Captains, for all arrangements in connection with the Match. (b) Each Captain shall be responsible for all the matters in connection with his team including the selection and conduct of its members and he shall have the absolute control of his team in all matters relating to the Match. (c) Each Captain shall nominate an Adjutant who shall deputise for him in the event of circumstances preventing him from fulfilling any of the duties of his office. (d) Each Captain shall appoint an Umpire unless the Captains of all competing teams agree to appoint one Umpire only. 8. The following conditions shall apply to the National Match: (a) The rules of the NRA current for the year of the Match as to ranges, targets, arms, scoring and position for the first stage of the Queen’s Prize. (b) At each range the number of shots shall be seven with one convertible sighter. (c) Unless the Captains of all competing teams otherwise agree only such ammunition as issued at the Meeting where the Match is held shall be used. (d) There may be Check-Register Keepers at each firing point. (e) In all matters not provided for by these Rules the current Rules of the NRA shall apply. 9. These Rules may be revoked, added to or altered by a majority of at least two- thirds of the members of the Council present at any Meeting of the Council 36 The National Match held at Bisley during the NRA Meeting and summoned by at least 28 days’ notice in writing to all members of the Council specifying the intention to propose the revocation, addition or alteration together with full particulars thereof. Rule 5 (e) shall apply to any such Meeting. By order of the Council of the National Match.
R. Pizer Honorary Secretary National Match Council Guidelines for National Team Selection The Club Council at its meetings on 1 June 1952 and 24 May 1953 resolved that the following policy should be followed when selecting the National team. (a) The team and reserves should be selected from those competing in the English Twenty Club Championship. (b) The winner of the Queen’s Prize in the preceding year, if qualified under (a), should be included in the team. (c) Half the team should consist of those who have not shot more than once before; at least five should not have shot in the National match at all before. (d) The five reserves should never before have shot or been a reserve in this match. District Superintendents are requested to notify the Captain of promising shooters in their districts. To help the Captain and Adjutant select the team, scores must be posted daily during the NRA Meeting on the sheets displayed in the clubhouse for that purpose.
Results Summary 2000 England 2060.246 Scotland 2048.239 Ireland 2036.210 Wales 2029.217 2001 England 2058.240 Scotland 2024.208 Ireland 2015.201 Wales 1978.174 2002 Ireland 2041.221 England 2036.226 Scotland 2012.208 Wales 1975.161 2003 England 2071.264 Ireland 2042.221 Scotland 2041.225 Wales 2013.216 2004 England 2065.257 Ireland 2049.235 Scotland 2042.231 Wales 2008.199 2005 England 2034.197 Ireland 2021.204 Scotland 2001.173 Wales 1982.165
37 The National Match Result for 2005 1. The National Challenge Trophy: England Captain: Painting, C.A. Adjutant: Stevens, P.R.C. Main Coach: Kent, P.G. Coaches: Allen, D.H., Brooks, C.M., Collings, J.S., Langley, J.D.S., Taylor, D.A. Reserves: Blake, D.J.B., Compton, E.S., Davison, I.P., Shaw, M.H., Whicher, M.G. 300 500 600 Total Luckman, A.J. 35.03 35.02 35.06 105.011 Stewart, R. 35.05 34.04 35.04 104.013 Kent, S.V. 35.04 34.02 35.02 104.008 Shouler, R.S.F. 34.06 34.06 35.02 103.014 Ball, N.J. 35.05 34.02 34.06 103.013 Underwood, J.C. 33.05 35.05 34.06 102.016 Messer, J.H. 34.03 35.06 33.03 102.012 Morton, C.J. 35.03 34.04 33.03 102.010 Patel, P.M. 34.02 34.03 34.04 102.009 Luckman, D.C. 34.03 34.03 34.03 102.009 Tompson, A.T.B. 35.02 34.03 33.04 102.009 Green, S.J. 33.01 34.04 35.03 102.008 Cload, J. 34.01 35.04 33.03 102.008 Gass, D.J. 35.04 35.04 32.00 102.008 Holmes, J.M. 33.01 35.06 33.01 101.008 Ramsey, K.W.D. 35.02 33.04 33.01 101.007 Richards, W.C.P. 32.03 35.06 33.03 100.012 Horrocks, A.R. 32.02 32.03 35.04 99.009 Rylands, T.G. 32.00 33.04 34.01 99.005 Welford, E.R. 28.02 35.03 34.03 97.008 Totals 673.57 684.78 677.62 2034.197 2. Ireland 671.67 680.78 670.59 2021.204 3. Scotland 666.65 673.55 662.53 2001.173 4. Wales 653.56 667.52 662.57 1982.165 Captains and Adjutants Captain Adjutant 2000 Cummings, I.L. Wicker, L.T. 2001 Pugh, K.O. Barrington, R.F. 2002 Comins, S.J. Warburton, J.D. 2003 Saunders, A.J.D. Riley, H.W. 2004 Merry, P. Weeden, C.P. 2005 Painting, C.A. Stevens, P.R.C.
38 The National Match Coaches This section lists those who have coached in the National from 2000. Main coaches are denoted by a lower case m after the date. Allen, D.H. – 1996, 02, 03, 05 Hinchliffe, P.N. – 1987, 89, 93, 95, 97, Baker, R.B.C. – 2004 99m, 02m, 03m Belither, S. – 1999, 00, 04 Kent, P.G. – 1991, 92, 94, 95, 96, 99, 04, Brooks, C.M. – 2005 05m Cheshire, C.C.C. – 2003 Langley, J.D.S. – 1996, 98, 03, 05 Cleveland, S.L. – 1996, 97, 03 Messer, J.H. – 2001 Collings, J.S. – 1997, 98, 99, 01, 02, 04, Richards, D.F.P. – 2002, 03 05 Richards, W.C.P. – 1995, 97, 98, 00, 02 Comins, S.J. – 1989, 90, 91, 01 Roberts, R.M. – 1988, 90, 94, 00, 04 Edwards, P.R. – 1988, 93, 94, 95, 00, Rosling, R.P. – 1989, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 04m 00m Hatcher, R.M. – 1999, 00, 01 Taylor, D.A. – 2005 Tremlett, C.N. – 1997, 98, 02 Shooters and Reserves This section lists those who have shot or been reserve for England in the National from 2000. Suffix r denotes reserve. Allen, D.H. – 1998r, 00 Chown, A. – 1972, 73, 74, 75, 79, 83, 88, Ball, N.J. – 1990, 93, 94, 96, 97, 98, 00, 92, 95, 04 01, 03, 05 Clarke, T.P. – 1984r, 87, 89, 99, 04 Barnett, G.C.D. – 1993, 94, 96, 97, 00, Cload, J. – 2000r, 01, 04, 05 01, 02, 03, 04 Coleman, D.G.M. – 1982, 84, 87, 88, 90, Bedding, D.P. – 2003 98, 99, 00, 01, 04 Belither, S. – 1978, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, Comins, R.D. – 1990r, 91, 00 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, Compton, E.S. – 2005r 97, 01 Coventry, R.I. – 2000r Binder, S–J. – 2004r Crispin, D.C. – 1998r, 00 Blake, D.J.B. – 2005r Dashwood, D.H.W. – 2001r Bloomfield, J.P.S. – 1977, 78, 79, 80, 81, Davison, I.P. – 2005r 82, 85, 86, 88, 89, 90, 91, 93, 99, 04 Deane, J.R. – 2002, 04 Boston, M.Z.J. – 2003r, 01, 04 Dix, R.A. – 2002r Brasier, N.R.J. – 1990, 91, 93, 96, 99, 02 Dixon, W.J.G. – 2001 Bromley, P.B. – 1983, 84, 85, 86, 87, 90, Dyson, D.C. – 1998, 99, 03 91, 02 Eldridge, A.D. – 2002 Buckley, M.E. – 2003 Ellis, R.E. – 2000 Button, M.C.J. – 2002r, 03 Gass, D.J. – 1993r, 94, 02, 05 Cane, J.A. – 1999, 03 Green, S.J. – 2003r, 05 Cane, S.J. – 1999, 03 Green, T.M. – 1980r, 85, 00 Cann, G.A. – 1981, 86, 92, 99, 00, 03 Griggs, P.D. – 1977, 04 Chapman, P.A.R. – 2002r Hakim, P.M. – 1997r, 04 Haley, C.D. – 2001r
39 The National Match Holden, P.J.R. – 2000r, 01, 02 Shaw, M.H. – 2005r Holmes, J.M. – 1988r, 05 Sheead, R.K. – 2003r, 04 Horrocks, A.R. – 1966r, 05 Shouler, R.S.F. – 2004r, 05 Jones, A.R.H. – 1983r, 86, 87, 90, 91, Speirs, A.C. – 1999r, 01 97, 03 Stangroom, N.D. – 2003r, 95, 98 Kent, S.V. – 2004r, 05 Stevens, J.P.M. – 1994r, 99, 02, 03 Langley, J.D.S. – 1993r, 95, 00 Stewart, R. – 2001r, 05 Lothian. A.W.C. – 1986, 00 Sykes, A.P. – 2002r Luckman, A.J. – 1993r, 94, 96, 97, 98, Sykes, P.D. – 2004r 99, 02, 03, 04, 05 Taylor, J.M, 02 Luckman, D.C. – 1995r, 96, 97, 98, 00, Thomas, S.A. – 1980, 81, 82, 83, 84, 88, 01, 03, 04, 05 91, 92, 96, 03 Lygoe, R.J. – 2004 Thompson, J.M.A. – 1973r, 76, 77, 82, Mace, L.K. – 1999r, 04 84, 86, 87, 89, 90, 01 Merton–Jones, S.A. – 2004 Thomson, A.C. – 1998r, 01 Messer, J.H. – 1989r, 92, 97. 1998, 99, Tompson, A.T.B. – 1996r, 03, 05 02, 05 Tremlett, C.N. – 1983, 90, 91, 94, 95, 04 Morton, C.J. – 2001r, 02, 05 Underwood, J.C. – 1992, 93, 94, 96, 97, Mott, R.J.R. – 2000r 00, 03, 04, 05 O'Brien, S.P. – 2002 Vary, R.A.H. – 1997, 01 O'Leary, M.J. – 2000r Verduyn, N.J. – 2000 Osmond, S.J.V. – 2001r Walton, M.W.T. – 1993r, 95, 03 Palmer, G.D. – 2001, 02 Warburton, J.D. – 1984, 85, 86, 90, 91, Patel, P.M. – 1998, 99, 00, 01, 03, 05 92, 93, 94, 96, 98, 99, 01 Penn, N.W. – 2000 Watson, J.A. – 1996, 04 Pilgrim, A.J. – 1999, 01, 04 Webster, J.G.M. – 1989, 00, 02 Pugsley, J. – 1978, 88, 89, 97, 00, 02, 03 Weeden, C.P. – 1993r, 95, 02, 03 Ramsay, K.W.D. – 2002, 05 Welford, E.R. – 2005 Richards, W.C.P. – 1986, 87, 92, 96, 05 Whicher, M.G. – 2005r Ringer, T.A. – 1990r, 93, 94, 95, 97, 98, Williamson, S.C. – 1996, 97, 00 01, 02 Wood, E.C. – 2004r Rylands, T.G. – 1992r, 93, 95, 00, 02, Wood, M.J. – 2003r, 01 03, 05 Young, D.G. – 1987r, 02
40 Mackinnon Results Summary 2000 England 1162.124, Australia 1160.120, Scotland 1156.110, South Africa 1155.096, Ireland 1142.115, Canada 1140.095, USA 11346.101, Wales 1133.110, Guernsey 1116.079, Kenya 1111.096, West Indies 1109.088, Jersey 1109.077, New Zealand Goodwill 1105.073, Germany 1089.063 2001 England 1154.120, Canada 1142.110, Ireland 1139.099, Scotland 1135.101, Wales 1127.086, Jersey 1108.084, Guernsey 1091.082 2002 England 1156.108, Scotland 1132.93, Ireland 1122.87, Canada 1109.89, USA 1109.77, Wales 1106.90, Guernsey 1088.75, Jersey 1085.67, Germany 1034.53 2003 South Africa 1131.99, England 1131.96, Australia 1129.91, Scotland 1127.102, Jersey 1122.93, Canada 1119.89, Wales 1116.91, USA 116.84, Ireland 1113.88, New Zealand 1102.61, Kenya 1080.66, Guernsey 1077.73, West Indies 1053.66, Germany 1028.47 2004 England 1139.104, Scotland 1114.087, Ireland 1108.082, Jersey 1105.089, Wales 1105.079, Guernsey 1104.072, Canada 1059.072, Kenya 1056.060 2005 England 1169.131*, Wales 1164.116, Jersey 1156.114, Scotland 1153.106, Ireland 1142.106, Canada 1131.084, Kenya 1128.1107, Guernsey 1124.085, Germany 1092.082 * Record score Result for 2005 1. England Captain: Saunders, A.J.D. Adjutant: Riley, H.W. Main Coach: Hinchliffe, P.N. Coaches: Kent, P.G., Langley, J.D.S., Richards, D.F.P. Reserves: Boston, M.Z.J., Green, S.J., Mott, R.J.R. 900 1000 Total Luckman, A.J. 50.05 50.08 100.013 Ball, N.J. 50.10 49.06 99.016 Cload, J. 49.06 50.07 99.013 Ringer, T.A. 50.08 49.04 99.012 Luckman, D.C. 50.08 48.07 98.015 Underwood, J.C. 50.06 48.03 98.009 Barnett, G.C.D. 48.08 49.03 97.011 Walton, M.W.T. 50.06 47.03 97.009 Raincock, T.J.D. 48.04 49.04 97.008 Button, M.C.J. 49.07 47.05 96.012 Patel, P.M. 49.02 47.04 96.006 Holden, P.J.R. 48.04 45.03 93.007 Totals (record score) 591.74 578.57 1169.131 2. Wales 586.67 578.49 1164.116
41 Mackinnon 900 1000 Total 3. Jersey 580.59 576.55 1156.114 4. Scotland 587.58 566.48 1153.106 5. Ireland 586.64 556.36 1142.100 6. Canada 568.49 563.35 1131.084 7. Kenya 571.62 557.45 1128.107 8. Guernsey 559.50 656.35 1124.085 9. Germany 551.48 541.34 1092.082 Captains and Adjutants Captain Adjutant 2000 Hinchliffe¸ P.N. Webster, J.G.M. 2001 Aspin, A.F. Fitzsimons, T.J. 2002 Jackman, J.F. Brooks, C.M. 2003 Bloomfield, J.P.S. Lowe, D. 2004 Pugh, K.O. Penrose, S.N.S. 2005 Saunders, A.J.D. Riley, H.W. Coaches This section lists those who have coached in the Mackinnon from 2000. Main coaches are denoted by a lower case m after the date. Cleveland, S.L. – 2003 Messer, J.H. – 2004 Collings, J.S. – 1998, 99, 2000, 02, 03, Richards, D.F.P – 2001, 05 04m Richards, W.C.P. – 1995, 96, 97, 98, Harvey, D.Q.M. – 2001 2000m, 2001, 02m Hinchliffe, P.N. – 1988, 89, 94, 95, 96, Roberts, R.M. – 1991, 92, 2004 99m, 2001m, 05m Rosling, R.P. – 1988, 89, 91, 92, 94, Kent, P.G. – 1993, 94, 95, 96, 99, 05 2003m Langley, J.D.S. – 1997, 2000, 02, 05 Tremlett, C.N. – 1999, 2000, 02, 04 Shooters and Reserves This section lists those who have shot or been reserve for England in the Mackinnon from 2000. Suffix r denotes reserve. Ball, N.J. – 1992, 96r, 98, 99, 2002, 03, Bromley, P.B. – 1988, 90, 92, 94, 99, 05 2000r, 01 Barnett, G.C.D. – 1992r, 94, 95, 96, 97, Brooks, C.M – 2001r 2000, 02, 03, 04, 05 Button, M.C.J. – 2005 Belither, S. – 1979, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, Cane, S.J. – 2004 95, 97, 2000r Cload, J. – 2000, 05 Bellringer, J.E.M. – 1983, 85, 86, 89, 91, Coleman, D.G.M. – 1986, 88r, 93, 98, 92, 96, 97r, 2002 99, 2000, 02 Boston, M.Z.J. – 2005r Cudby, B.E. – 2004r Brasier, N.R.J. – 1997, 2002 Dyson, D.C. – 2001 Green, S.J. – 2005r
42 Mackinnon Hakim, P.M. – 2004r Pugsley, J. – 1986r, 87, 88, 91, 92, 93, Holden, P.J.R. – 2003r, 04, 05 96, 97, 98, 2003 Holmes, J.M. – 2004r Raincock, T.J.D. – 2005 Jones, A.R.H. – 2001, 04 Ramsey, K.W.D – 2002r Kent, P.G. – 1982, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, Richards, D.F.P. – 1983, 84, 88, 92, 97r, 89, 91, 97, 98, 2000, 01, 02r, 03 2002, 04 Langley, J.D.S. – 1995r, 98, 99r, 2001 Ringer, T.A. – 1992, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, Lothian, A.W.C. – 2001r 98r, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 04, 05 Luckman, A.J. – 1993, 94, 96,97, 98, Rylands, T.G. – 1991r, 95, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 03, 04, 05 2000, 01, 02, 04 Luckman, D.C. – 1998, 99, 2000, 02, 03, Thompson, J.M.A. – 1978, 85, 86, 87, 04, 05 89r, 2002 Messer, J.H. – 1992r, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, Underwood, J.C. – 1993, 96, 97, 98, 99, 99, 2000, 01r, 02 2000, 01, 02 Morton, C.J. – 2004 Vary, R.A.H. – 2001 Mott, R.J.R. – 2005r Walton, M.W.T. – 2005 Patel, P.M. – 1999, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, Warburton, J.D. – 1983r, 85, 87, 88, 89, 05 90, 92, 93, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2003, Penrose, S.N.S. – 1984r, 93, 95r, 96r, 04 2000r, 01, 02r Williamson, S.C. – 2003 Pilgrim, A.J. – 1999, 2000, 03
43 Other England Events Lawrence Match Results Summary 2000 England 1459.173 Scotland 1149.163 2001 match not held 2002 England 873.100 Scotland 872.97 2003 Scotland 1756.196 Ireland 1750.192 Wales 1745.172 England 1736.178 2004 Scotland 1770.211 England 1755.204 2005 England 1740.173 Scotland 1733.170
Result for 2005 This match was held at Barry Ranges on 26 June 2005, during the Scottish Championships. Each team shot on four targets, first at 600m then 500m. The targets are standard NRA targets for the equivalent yard distances. 1. England Captain: Painting, C.A. Adjutant: Stevens, P.R.C. Coaches: Allen, D.H., Barr, M.E., Taylor, D.A., Winney, R. Reserves: Larcombe, G.A.E., Silver, M.W. Name 600m 500m Total Speirs, A.C. 72.08 75.12 147.020 White, C.A. 73.09 74.10 147.019 Black, M.J.M. 74.09 73.09 147.018 Pugh, K.O. 73.06 74.08 147.014 Watson, J.A. 72.09 74.08 146.017 Young, D.G. 71.04 75.09 146.013 Stevens, J.P.M. 74.08 72.07 146.015 Gass, D.J. 72.07 72.06 144.013 Clarke, T.P. 70.03 74.08 144.011 Wicker, L.T. 73.08 70.04 143.012 Young, S.E. 69.01 73.08 142.009 Buckley, M.E. 70.08 71.04 141.012 Totals 863.80 877.93 1740.173 2. Scotland 860.71 873.99 1733.170 Captains and Adjutants Captain Adjutant 2000 Wicker, L.T. Pugh, K.O. 2001 match not held 2002 Comins, S.J. Stevens, J.P.M. 2003 Saunders, A.J.D. Riley, H.W.
44 Other England Events Captain Adjutant 2004 Weeden, C.P. Place, M.R. 2005 Painting, C.A. Stevens, P.R.C. Coaches This section lists those who have coached in the Lawrence Match from 2000. Allen, D.H. – 2003, 05 Lloyd, D.C.W. – 2000 Barr, M.E. – 2005 Pugh, K.O. – 2004 Brown, I.R.M. – 2000 Richards, D.F.P. – 2003 Carmichael, J.H. – 2004 Speirs, A.C. – 2004 Cheshire, C.C.C. – 2003 Taylor, D.A. – 2005 Clarke, G.L. – 2000 Watson, J.A. – 2004 Cleveland, S.L. – 2003 Weeden, C.P. – 2004 Gass, D.J. – 2004 Winney, R. – 2005 Hinchliffe, P.N. – 2003 Young, D.G. – 2000 Shooters and Reserves This section lists those who have shot or been reserve for England in the Lawrence Match from 2000. Suffix r denotes reserve. Amy, T.J. – 1999, 2000 Holmes, J.M. – 1996, 99, 2000 Brasier, N.R.J. – 2000 Lloyd, D.C.W. – 2004 Ball, N.J. – 2003 Mace, L.K. – 2003 Barnett, G.C.D. – 2003 Mason, R.S. – 1979, 80, 82, 83, 2000 Bedding, D.P. – 2003 Miller, J. – 2000 Black, M.J.M. – 1970, 72, 73, 81, 2005 Pugh, K.O. – 1968, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, Boston, M.Z.J. – 2003 74, 76, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, Brasier, N.R.J. – 2000 86, 87, 89, 2000, 02, 04, 05 Buckley, M.E. – 2005 Speirs, A.C. – 1993, 94, 98, 99, 2000, Carmichael, J.H. – 1995, 98, 99, 2000, 02, 04, 05 02, 04 Stanwix, N. – 1998, 99 r, 2002 Clarke, T.P. – 1986, 87, 88, 89, 90, Stevens, P.R.C. – 2002 91,93, 95, 98, 99, 2000, 05 Stevens, J.P.M. – 2005 Coleridge, T. – 2003 Thompson, J.M.A. – 1979, 81, 84, 86, Dallas, J.A. – 1995, 97, 99, 2002 87, 88, 91, 93, 95, 96, 2002, 04 East, S.J. – 2002 Watson, J.A. – 2004, 05 Gass, D.J. – 1993, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, Weeden, C.P. – 1994, 95, 2004 2000, 02, 04, 05 Webster, T.R. – 2004 Gladwin, D.G.W. – 1976, 77, 78, 80, 81, White, C.A. – 1997, 98, 99, 2000, 02, 04, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 88, 93, 94, 96, 05 2002 Wicker, L.T. – 2002, 05 Green, S.J. – 1998, 99, 2000, 02, 04 Young, D.G. – 2004, 05 Hakim, P.M. – 2003 Young, S.E. – 2005
45 Other England Events
Commonwealth Games and Commonwealth Shooting Federation Championships The England Team Manager is J.P.S. Bloomfield. Commonwealth Shooting Federation (CSF) Events These events were held at Bendigo Rifle Range (the home of the Victoria Rifle Association), Melbourne, Australia. Badge Match 1. Salamon, P. Australia 289.25 2. Snowden, J. New Zealand 288.31 3. Ringer, T.A. England 288.26 Target Rifle (Individual) 1. Du Toit, J. RSA 399.47 2. Barnett, G.C.D. England 398.47 3. Shaw, I.T.G. Scotland 398.35 10. Patel, P.M. England 394.50 Target Rifle Teams (Pairs) Barnett, G.C.D. 1. England 583.59 Patel, P.M. Zulkifle, H. 2. Malaysia 577.59 Md Zain, Z. Calvert, D.P. 3. Northern Ireland 577.52 Millar, M.L. England Manager for CSF 2005: Dr J.D.S. Langley. Commonwealth Shooting Federation (European Division) (CSFED) These events were held on 17 and 18 September 2005, Bisley UK (alongside the Surrey RA Open Meeting). Target Rifle (Individual) 1. Cload, J. England 397.52 2. Miller, M.L. Northern Ireland 397.51 3. Underwood, J.C. England 396.54 Target Rifle Teams (Pairs) Messer, J.H. 1. England 792.101 Cload, J. Mallet, C. 2. Jersey 791.090 Benest, R.A. McLean, A.G. 3. Northern Ireland 787.096 Millar, M.L.
46 Other England Events Thomas Nationwide Transport Challenge Trophy This match was held at Bisley on 27 and 28 August concurrent with the Grand Aggregate of the Welsh Open Championships (Queen’s 1 and 2, plus 2 and 15 at 800 and 900 yards). Result for 2005 1. England Captain: Fitch, A.K. 300 500 600 800 900 Total Fugeman, M.R. 82.11 81.08 90.05 73.08 73.10 389.42 Genders, K.W 84.08 83.11 83.09 74.08 73.07 397.43 White, C.A. 83.09 84.11 83.07 75.14 70.05 395.46 Ball, N.J. 85.12 83.11 82.10 74.11 74.11 398.55 Cross, J.S. 82.07 82.11 82.07 74.08 69.06 389.39 Payne, J. 85.12 83.05 85.10 73.11 75.09 401.47 Dyson, D.C. 84.10 84.11 83.07 74.13 72.06 397.47 French, G. 80.06 82.07 84.08 75.09 74.04 395.34 665.75 662.75 662.63 592.82 580.58 3161.353 Wales 654.77 655.63 659.68 594.82 568.44 3130.334
47 English Twenty Club Matches Matches v RAFTRC, Scotland and Wales These matches were held at Bisley on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 May. The Saturday match was under National conditions. The Sunday match was under Mackinnon conditions. Short Range Match Result for 2005 1. English Twenty Club Captain: Stevens, P.R.C. Adjutant: Bartle, G. Main Coach: Kent, P.G. Coaches: Allen, D.H., Barr, M.E., Merry, P., Stewart R., Taylor, D.A. Reserve: Leech, A.J. 300 500 600 Total Griggs, P.D. 35.04 35.04 35.07 105.015 Holden, P.J.R. 35.05 35.05 35.03 105.013 Young, D.G. 35.07 35.04 34.05 104.016 Cotton, G.S. 35.06 35.05 34.03 104.014 Dench, S.R. 34.05 35.04 35.04 104.013 Holmes, J.M. 34.04 35.04 35.03 104.011 Compton, E. 34.03 35.06 34.04 103.013 Taylor, J.M. 35.04 34.04 34.03 103.011 Horrocks, A.R. 34.02 34.03 35.00 103.005 Richards, K.G. 34.04 34.04 34.03 102.011 Vallis, O. 33.04 35.02 34.04 102.010 Tompson, A.T.B 34.04 34.02 34.03 102.009 Rees, D.P. 33.02 34.04 35.02 102.008 Welford, E.R. 34.02 34.03 34.03 102.008 Lloyd, D.C.W. 34.02 34.04 34.02 102.008 Speirs, A.C. 33.01 35.03 33.03 101.007 Fugeman, M.R. 31.03 35.03 34.04 100.010 Shaw, R.W. 34.04 32.03 34.02 100.009 Comins, S.J. 32.02 35.04 32.03 99.009 Saunders, A.J.D. 30.00 34.01 30.01 94.002 Totals 673.68 689.72 679.62 2041.202 2. Scotland 2032.195 3. RAFTRC 2027.204 4. Wales 2001.179 5. Ireland (11 shooters only) no score recorded R.G.M. Newman was originally selected as a shooter but he had to withdraw. D.P. Rees (who was originally selected as a reserve) shot in his place.
48 English Twenty Club Matches Long Range Match Result for 2005 1. English Twenty Club Captain: Saunders, A.J.D. Adjutant: Riley, H.W. Main Coach: Langley, J.D.S. Coaches: Kent, P.G., Collings, J.S., Tremlett C.N. 900 1000 Total Ball, N.J. 49.04 49.04 98.08 Underwood, J.C. 48.07 49.03 97.10 Holden, P.J. 49.03 48.04 97.07 Walton, M.W.T. 50.04 47.03 97.07 Cload, J. 48.04 48.07 96.11 Raincock, T.A. 47.04 49.04 96.08 Weeden, C.P. 47.04 49.02 96.06 Button, M.C.J. 49.05 46.05 95.10 Patel, P.M. 49.05 46.03 95.08 Speirs, A.C. 47.03 47.04 94.07 Stewart, R. 47.02 46.04 93.06 Watson, J.A. 43.03 44.01 87.04 Totals 573.48 568.44 1141.92 2. Scotland 1131.92 3. Wales 1116.78 4. RAFTRC 1109.65 5. Ireland 1099.88
49 English Twenty Club Matches
Match v Combined Services and Home Countries This match was shot at Bisley on Friday 22 July. Result for 2005 1. English Twenty Club Captain: Penn, N.W. Adjutant: Kirkillo-Stacewicz, M.A. Main Coach: Richards, D.F.P. Coaches: Coleridge, T.J., Richards, W.C.P., Jeffs, N.G. 300 500 600 Total Whicher, M.G. 50.08 50.06 50.08 150.22 Deane, J.R. 49.08 50.10 50.07 149.25 Tompson, A.T.B. 49.07 50.08 50.09 148.24 Stangroom, N.D. 49.07 50.08 50.07 149.22 Brooks, C.M. 49.04 50.08 50.08 149.20 Dyson, D.C. 50.06 50.06 49.08 149.20 Thomas, S.A. 49.07 50.07 49.07 148.21 Holmes, J.M. 49.06 49.04 50.09 148.19 Button, M.C.J. 48.04 50.07 50.05 148.16 Green, S.J. 48.04 49.05 50.05 147.14 Speirs, A.C. 49.07 47.03 49.07 145.17 Dix, R.A. 48.07 48.04 48.07 144.18 587.75 593.76 595.87 1775.238 2. Combined Services 578.67 590.73 586.76 1754.216 3. Ireland 582.57 580.49 587.66 1749.172 4. Scotland 579.61 589.71 585.64 1746.196 5. Wales 570.51 575.56 573.59 1718.166
50 GB Matches Kolapore Results Summary 2000 Great Britain 1182.146, Canada 1176.147, South Africa 1175.153, Australia 1170.125, Jersey 1169.132, Kenya 1158.130, Guernsey 1155.120, USA 1152.126, West Indies 1130.107, Germany 1125.092, Continental Palma Council 1104.069. 2001 Great Britain 1189.160, Jersey 1175.152, Canada 1169.137, Guernsey 1142.108. 2002 Great Britain 1197.175*, Canada 1183.160, Jersey 1182.148, USA 1181.155, Guernsey 1178.147, Antipodean team 1166.135, Germany 1150.119. 2003 Great Britain 1195.180, Jersey, 1183.154, Australia 1181.150, South Africa 1181.134, Canada 1180.149, USA 1178.165, Guernsey 1175.150, New Zealand 1175.127, Kenya 1170.121, USA Young Eagles 1166.125, West Indies 1152.115 2004 Great Britain 1188.158, Jersey 1161.127, Kenya 1145.105, Canada 1144.143, Guernsey 1143.109 2005 Great Britain 1189.180, Jersey 1184.152, Canada 1165.134, Guernsey 1158.126, Kenya 1154.118, Germany 1146.108 * Record score Result for 2005 1. The Challenge Cups: Great Britain Captain: Pugh, K.O. Adjutant: Kent, P.G. Main Coach: Tremlett, C.N. Coaches: Calvert, D.P., Collings, J.S. Reserves: Rylands, T.G., Cload, J. 300 500 600 Total Luckman, A.J. 50.09 50.06 50.10 150.025 Luckman, D.C. 50.08 50.07 50.09 150.024 Stewart, R. 50.07 50.07 50.08 150.022 Patel, P.M. 50.09 49.06 50.09 149.024 Underwood, J.C. 50.07 49.09 50.08 149.024 Messer, J.H. 50.08 50.07 49.05 149.020 Ball, N.J. 49.08 50.08 48.04 147.020 Morton, C.J. 47.06 49.07 49.08 145.021 396.62 397.57 396.61 1189.180 2. Jersey 396.51 395.55 393.46 1184.152 3. Canada 389.45 388.47 388.42 1165.134 4. Guernsey 386.43 387.48 385.35 1158.126 5. Kenya 381.38 386.43 387.37 1154.118 6. Germany 380.35 386.35 380.38 1146.108 Captains and Adjutants Captain Adjutant 2000 Belither, S. Aspin, A.F. 51 GB Matches Captain Adjutant 2001 Barr, M.E. Painting, C.A. 2002 Aspin, A.F. Wood, M.J. 2003 Hinchliffe, P.N. Warburton, J.D. 2004 Townsend, M.K. Weeden, C.P. 2005 Pugh, K.O. Kent, P.G. Coaches This section lists those who have coached in the Kolapore from 2000. Main coaches are denoted by a lower case m after the date. English Richards, W.C.P. – 1994, 96, 97m, 99m, Collings, J.S. – 1999, 2003, 05 2000, 01, 02m, 03m, 04m Hinchliffe, P.N. – 1991, 93, 95, 97, 98, Tremlett, C.N. – 1998, 99, 2003, 04, 05m 2000m Irish Langley, J.D.S. – 2001, 02, 04 Calvert, D.P. – 2005 Messer, J.H. – 2001, 02 Townsend, M.K. – 1991, 95, 2000, 01m Richards, D.F.P. – 2002 Shooters and Reserves This section lists those who have shot or been reserve for Great Britain in the Kolapore from 2000. Suffix r denotes reserve. English Patel, P.M. – 2001, 03, 05 Ball, N.J. – 1994r, 96r, 97r, 2001, 04, 05 Pilgrim, A.J. – 2001r Barnett, G.C.D. – 1993, 94, 96, 97, 2002, Pugsley, J. – 1997, 2000 03, 04 Ringer, T.A. – 1992r, 93, 95, 96, 97, Belither, S. – 1982, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 2000, 01, 03 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 94, 97, 98, 2001, Rylands, T.G. – 1999r, 2000, 02, 04, 05r 03r, 04 Stewart, R. – 2005 Bellringer, J.E.M. – 1983, 85, 86, 87, 90, Tremlett, C.N. – 2000r 91, 93, 96, 2002 Underwood, J.C. – 1998, 99, 2000, 01, Brasier, N.R.J – 2002 03r, 05 Cload, J. – 2004, 05r Warburton, J.D. – 1985, 86r, 89, 90, 91, Coleman, D.G.M. – 1986, 87, 91, 92, 98, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2002 99, 2000, 01, 02, 04 Webster, J.G.M. – 2000 Collings, J.S. – 1995, 2000r Irish Holden, P.J.R. – 2002r Calvert, D.P. – 1988, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, Kent, P.G. – 1979, 83, 84, 85, 87r, 89, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 03, 91, 97, 99, 2000, 02r 04 Luckman, A.J. – 1994, 97, 98, 99, 2001, Millar, M.L. – 1995, 2001r 02, 03, 05 Scottish Luckman, D.C. – 1998, 99, 2003, 04, 05 Shaw, I.T.G. – 2002 Messer, J.H. – 1995, 96, 2003, 05 Morton, C.J. – 2005
52 GB Matches
Australia Match Results Summary Location 2000 Canada Canada 1953.179, Australia 1952.174, Great Britain 1951.194, USA 1917.153, Germany (BDMP) 1852.121. 2001 Australia New Zealand 1977.166, Great Britain 1972.203, Australia 1967.176, USA 1940.133. 2003 Bisley Great Britain 1975.247, Australia 1968.239, South Africa 1966.254, USA 1960.242 2005 Australia Australia 1977.217*, Great Britain 1977.203, New Zealand 1949.158 * Record score Result for 2005 The match was shot on 29 June at Belmont, Queensland Australia in poor weather. The match ended in twilight with both teams on 1977 points, but Australia had 217 V bulls to GB’s 203 V bulls. The previous record was 1977.166. The Captain of the GB team to Australia was R.M. Roberts; the GB team Adjutant was C.J. Morton. 1. The Challenge Shield: 300 600 900 1000 Total Australia 497.63 494.53 495.60 491.41 1977.217 2. Great Britain Match Captain: Thomas, S.A. Match Adjutant: Rankin, J. Main Coach: Townsend, M.K. Coaches: Roberts, R.M., Stewart, R. Reserves: Compton, E., Boston, M.Z.J. 300 600 900 1000 Total Ball, N.J. 50.07 50.05 50.04 50.08 200.024 Morton, C.J. 50.07 49.04 50.04 50.03 199.018 Holden, P.J.R. 50.04 49.05 50.05 50.03 199.017 Dyson, D.C. 50.05 49.05 50.05 49.03 198.018 Cload, J. 50.05 50.07 48.03 50.04 198.019 Luckman, A.J. 50.07 50.05 50.05 48.06 198.024 Brasier, N.R.J. 48.05 50.07 50.06 50.05 198.023 Luckman, D.C. 50.08 49.07 50.05 49.02 198.022 Pugsley, J. 50.09 49.07 50.06 48.02 197.024 Thompson, J.M.A. 46.04 50.06 50.03 46.01 192.014 494.61 495.59 498.46 490.37 1977.203 3. New Zealand 490.39 494.49 483.38 482.32 1949.158
53 GB Matches Captains and Adjutants Captain Adjutant 2000 Calvert, D.P. White, J.E. 2001 Thompson, J.M.A. Webster, T.R. 2003 Rosling, R.P. Bloomfield, J.P.S. 2005 Thomas, S.A. Rankin, J. Coaches This section lists those who have coached in the Australia match from 2000. Main coaches are denoted by a lower case m after the date. Matches were shot at Bisley except where indicated by A: Australia, C: Canada, NZ: New Zealand, SA: South Africa. English Roberts, R.M. – 2000C, 01A, 05A Collings, J.S. – 1999SA, 2001A, 03 Stewart, R. – 2005A Hinchliffe, P.N. – 1987C, 92NZ, 92C, Tremlett, C.N. – 1999SA, 2000C, 03 94A, 95NZ, 97A, 99SAm, 2001Am, Irish 03m Townsend, M.K. – 1994, 2005Am Shooters and Reserves This section lists those who have shot or been reserve for Great Britain in the Australia match from 2000. Suffix r denotes reserve. Matches were shot at Bisley except where indicated A: Australia, C: Canada, NZ: New Zealand, SA: South Africa. English Thomas, S.A. – 1982, 1996r, 2001A Ball, N.J. – 1996, 97A, 2000C, 05A Thompson, J.M.A – 1979, 85, 88, 92C, Brasier, N.R.J. – 2005A 05A Boston, M.Z.J. – 2005Ar Underwood, J.C. – 1999, 2003r Coleman, D.G.M. – 1982, 92C, 95NZ, Warburton, J.D. – 1987, 88, 92C, 95, 96, 99SA, 2001A 2003 Compton, E. – 2005Ar Webster, J.G.M. – 1987C, 2000C, 01A Cload, J. – 2000C, 05A Weeden, C.P. – 2000C Fugeman, M.R. – 2000C Irish Holden, P.J.R. – 2005A Calvert, D.P. – 1992C, 94A, 95NZ, 96, Luckman, A.J. – 1994A, 95NZ, 96, 99SA, 2000C, 01A, 03 99SA, 2001A, 03, 05A McLean, A. – 2000C Luckman, D.C. – 1997A, 2001A, 03, 05A Millar, M.L. – 2000C, 01Ar Messer, J.H. – 1994A, 95NZ, 96, 97A, Townsend, M.K. – 2003r 99SA, 2001A, 03 Scottish Morton, C.J. – 2005A Welsh Moxon, N.P. – 2000C Hockley, C.J. – 2000C Patel, P.M. – 1999SA, 2001A, 03 Pilgrim, A.J. – 2000C, 01A, 03 Pugsley, J. – 1995r, 2001A, 05A Ringer, T.A. – 1992C, 94, 95, 96, 97, 99, 2003 54 School and Cadet Unit Affiliations The annual subscription for schools and cadet units is £10. For this, each school and cadet unit receives the English Twenty Club Yearbook and List of Members, and a bronze jewel. Their members of any nationality may make full use of the facilities provided in the clubhouse. Those attending Bisley Camp during the NRA meeting are urged to take the opportunity to meet club members from their home districts so that they may more easily continue shooting with local clubs when they leave their school or cadet unit. After they leave, however, only those of English nationality are eligible to become members of the English Twenty Club.
Programme for Spring Bank Holiday Meeting Members of affiliated schools and cadet units may compete in the Club’s spring prize meeting for a reduced entry fee on condition that they use ammunition as issued by the Ministry of Defence to their school or unit. Cadets must bring this ammunition with them as the Club does not have access to such ammunition. One or more prizes are reserved in each competition for those who take advantage of this option. None of this prevents a cadet from paying the full entry fee and taking his chances on equal terms with other competitors. Competition at Bisley Camp for Schools Silver Jewel An English Twenty Club Silver Jewel is awarded to the cadet whose scores in the Iveagh, Wellington and Ashburton together make the highest aggregate. Claims must be made in writing to the Hon. Secretary, English Twenty Club, Bisley, by 2000 on Ashburton day; each claim must be certified by the master in charge of the school team. 2005 winner: no claims Competition at Bisley Camp for Cadet Units Silver Jewel An English Twenty Club Silver Jewel is awarded annually to the Cadet from a unit affiliated to the Club whose scores in the Individual, Patriotic and Frankfort competitions make the highest aggregate, (The Cadet Hundred). Claims to be made in writing to the Hon. Secretary, English Twenty Club, after the CCRS has published the Cadet Hundred; each claim must be certified by the officer in charge of the affiliated unit. 2005 winner: no claims
55 Presidents and Secretaries from 2000 Presidents 1998 – 2003 A.St.G. Tucker 2004 – Prof. A.R. Horrocks Honorary Secretaries 1996 – 2002 A.J.D. Saunders 2002 – 2005 Mrs J.A. Cane 2005 – Prof. A.R. Horrocks (acting Hon. Secretary)
56 Index Affiliations ...... 55 GB matches Armoury ...... 11 Australia match...... 53 Australia match Kolapore ...... 51 coaches...... 54 Honorary Secretaries...... 56 results for 2005...... 53 Kolapore results from 2000...... 53 captains and adjutants...... 52 shooters and reserves...... 54 coaches ...... 52 badges...... 4 result for 2005...... 51 Bisley fixtures 2006...... 3 results from 2000...... 51 Captains and adjutants shooters and reserves...... 52 Kolapore...... 52 Lawrence Lawrence...... 44 captains and adjutants...... 44 Mackinnon...... 42 coaches ...... 45 National ...... 38 result for 2005...... 44 Captains of teams 2006...... 2 shooters...... 45 Club information...... 1 Mackinnon...... 41 armoury ...... 11 captains and adjutants...... 42 captains of teams 2006 ...... 2 coaches ...... 42 clubhouse...... 11 result for 2005...... 41 council of the National Match ...... 2 results from 2000...... 41 ETSF ...... 2 shooters and reserves...... 42 fixtures 2006...... 3 Membership facilities committee 20062 membership facilities committee Memorabilia ...... 4 2006...... 2 National...... 35 officers...... 1 captains and adjutants...... 38 other ...... 10 coaches ...... 39 Club rules...... 5 Council of...... 2 Clubhouse...... 11 guidelines for team selection...... 37 armoury ...... 11 result for 2005...... 38 Coaches results from 2000...... 37 Australia match...... 54 rules...... 35 Kolapore...... 52 shooters and reserves...... 39 Lawrence...... 45 Officers of the club...... 1 Mackinnon...... 42 Other England events National ...... 39 Commonwealth Games Shooting Combined Services match...... 50 Federation...... 46 Commonwealth Games Shooting Lawrence...... 44 Federation ...... 46 Thomas Nationwide Transport English Twenty Club matches Challenge Trophy...... 47 Combined Services ...... 50 polo shirts...... 4 Lawrence match...... 44 Presidents...... 56 RAFTRC long range...... 49 Reserves RAFTRC short range ...... 48 Australia match...... 54 ETSF...... 2 Kolapore ...... 52 57 Index Mackinnon ...... 42 Australia match...... 54 National ...... 39 Kolapore ...... 52 Rules Lawrence ...... 45 club...... 5 Mackinnon ...... 42 National ...... 35 National...... 39 Shooters ties...... 4
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