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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...Shooting Club at Yale is making a great effort to out-shoot Harvard in the match at Springfield. Every possible moment is used for practice and the men are doing better each day. Harvard has usually been able to win this match, but through some miscalculation we lost at the last trial. We must win this time, and in order to do so every man who can break pigeons must try for the team. It will add to the interest in the foot-ball game if the Harvard Gun Club wins this match just before the game. At present...
...foot ball match is being arranged between the M. A. C. and the N. Y. A. C. to be played at Madison Square Garden on December...
...meet of the Shooting Club yesterday the tie in match B of the last shoot of the first series was decided. Pike beat Dodge and took first place with a record of 5 straight, and Wing beat Hickman, with 3 out of 5. The regular shoot for the day was the first of the three constituting the second series. In match A (open) McKay, Dodge and Norton tied for first place with 7 out of 10; Lamb was second with 6. In match B (closed) Norton broke 6 and Weed and Putnam tied for second place with 5 apiece...
...five men to represent each club; the shoot to take place at Springfield, Mass., either Friday afternoon, Nov. 21, or Saturday morning, Nov. 22; each man to shoot at thirty birds, keystones preferred, but if desired fifteen keystones and fifteen Ligowskys; the lastest American Association rules to govern the match...
Some of the holders of season tickets for the foot ball games are complaining that the management is not living up to its promise, when, as it seems, no match games have been arranged for the next ten days. The fact is that everything has been done and is now being done to get outside elevens to come to Cambridge; but, unfortunately, nearly all the teams worth playing have scheduled games in their own series to play from now on. Telegrams have been sent all over the country but with very little satisfaction. We as sure grumblers that the eleven...