Word: shooting
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Shooting Club will open the traps on Soldiers Field today at 3 o'clock to begin the regular practice for the spring season. Five teams, including the University team and four class teams will be chosen from the eligible material as soon as possible, as the class shoot will be held on March 20. Cups will be awarded to the members of the winning team. Besides the regular University team shoots, the "Wigglesworth Cup" will be competed for again this season; there will also be weekly handicap shoots held throughout the season for which medals will be awarded. The season...
Throughout the game the playing was poor, neither team being able to pass or shoot with any accuracy. The University team was especially poor in throwing baskets. Webber in the first half making the only goal from the floor. The Yale defence was strong and prevented any further scoring...
...schedule was too short for the proper development of team-play. Allen's illness has made it necessary to shift the line-up, yet the practice on Wednesday showed that the new combination is fairly strong. The chief trouble has been to find aggressive forwards who can shoot well; the defence has been quite good. The University team has won but a single game, the first game with Brown...
Laval's defence was weak and allowed the University forwards to shoot time and again after coming down the rink together. Several penalties were inflicted for forward passing and off-side play, and three men were sent off the rink for roughness...
...eight years, deserves great praise. Though much handicapped by lack of practice they played a hard game at all times, and gave indications of becoming one of the best teams in years. Both teams played a very strong defensive game, which made it extremely difficult for the forwards to shoot effectively. Washburn turned aside several hard shots and with Hicks, who made the only score in the middle of the first half, excelled for Harvard...