Ham and Petersham Rifle and Pistol Club - The Sudeley Memorial and its history

The Sudeley Memorial and its history

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History

Given by his daughter, the Hon Mrs Frank Whitbread, after Lord Sudeley's death

From 1931 to at least 1937 the competition was 2 targets of 10 shots each at 50 and 100 yards, handicap. In 1929 it was 3 targets ech at 25, 50 and 100 yards, best 2 at each distance to count

A 10½ inch Silver inkstand, hallmarked London 1866

Engraved: The Sudeley Memorial Challenge Trophy. Presented to the Ham andPetersham Rifle Club by the Honorable Mrs Frank Whitbread in Memory of her father 4th Lord Sudeley. He took the deepest interest in the Club and was the 1st President from 1906 until 1922. For Annual Competition

Winners

Winner	Year	Winner	Year	Winner	Year
	2002		2001		2000
	1999		1998		1997
G C Pope	1996	J P Earley	1995	G C Pope	1994
P J Woodley	1993	P J Woodley	1992	P J Woodley	1991
No Winner	1990	G M Smith	1989	F D G Grollman	1988
F D G Grollman	1987	F D G Grollman	1986	F D G Grollman	1985
I Smythe	1984	F D G Grollman	1983	A J Ovens	1982
J A Cottrill	1981	B Page	1980	A J Ovens	1979
K Kemp	1978	G C Pope	1977	D G Nuthall	1976
J T Raynor	1975	Mrs C M Furzer	1974	D B Granger	1973
A Sidaway	1972	No Winner	1971	No Winner	1970
No Winner	1969	No Winner	1968	No Winner	1967
No Winner	1966	S A Yates	1965	J E Fardon	1964
G Furzer	1963	Mrs C M Furzer	1962	N W Oakley	1961
J E Fardon	1960	J R W Eaton	1959	J O Barron	1958
Mrs H E Henson	1957	N W Oakley	1956	C Phillips	1955
J Bass	1954	M Stevenson	1953	W Bain	1952
F E Wilderspin	1951	T P Hunter	1950	R W Lee	1949
No Winner	1948	V H Gilbert	1947	A Neville	1946
V H Gilbert	1945	No Winner	1944	W C Hubble	1943
E Stemp	1942	No Winner	1941	J A R Cranmer	1940
No Winner	1939	E J Brooks	1938	A G Macauley	1937
D A James	1936	D A James	1935	J Lomax	1934
A S Guthrie	1933	V H Somers	1932	E C Seward	1931
A Gray	1930	Lt-Col C Alington	1929	N J Newitt	1928
H D Buck	1927	E J Brooks	1926	Lt-Col C Alington	1925
Lt Col A C Alington	1924	H J Williams	1923

History

Given by his daughter, the Hon Mrs Frank Whitbread, after Lord Sudeley's death

From 1931 to at least 1937 the competition was 2 targets of 10 shots each at 50 and 100 yards, handicap. In 1929 it was 3 targets ech at 25, 50 and 100 yards, best 2 at each distance to count

A 10½ inch Silver inkstand, hallmarked London 1866

Engraved: The Sudeley Memorial Challenge Trophy. Presented to the Ham andPetersham Rifle Club by the Honorable Mrs Frank Whitbread in Memory of her father 4th Lord Sudeley. He took the deepest interest in the Club and was the 1st President from 1906 until 1922. For Annual Competition

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