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...intercollegiate shoot will take place at New Haven on May 3 or 10 to be decided later. Yale, Harvard, Princeton and Pennsylvania will be represented by teams of five men each. Each man will shoot at fifty clay birds, five in a series, at unknown angles on the rapid fire system. To prepare for the shoot, practice matches for Harvard have been arranged with B. A. A., Brockton, Lyndhurst, Birchbrook, Middlesex and Boston Gun Clubs...
...walks are led across country regardless of pathways, with a view to seeing and exploring as many different kinds of topography as the country affords, and each man may note as he pleases the plants, birds, minerals or rocks. The leader's object will be geological, and the pace rapid; those who go may follow closely or drop out when they choose. All taking part in these walks are advised to take luncheon with them and to be prepared for rough country, including swamps, thickets, woodland and steep hills. Officers of instruction and government are urged to go as well...
...Rifle and Pistol Club will hold its second shoot with Light Battery A of Boston tonight in the cage on Soldiers Field. The first match, held in Boston in December, was won by Harvard. Each team will be composed of five men who will shoot thirty times on the rapid fire system, that is, in six strings of five shots, with a time limit of thirty seconds for each string. The Harvard team will be picked from the following six men: J. H. Shirk '02, F. G. Hodskins '02, L. W. Wright 1L., H. Saint Gaudens '03, P. Bancroft...
...University basketball team defeated Brown last night in the Gymnasium by the score of 39 to p. Harvard played an unusually strong game and completely outplayed Brown, particularly toward the end of the second half when seven goals were scored in rapid succession. Harvard had excellent teamwork and kept the ball almost entirely in Brown's territory...
...speeches as a whole showed careful preparation, though there were frequent instances of evidence weakly arranged. There was a commendable absence of the customary unsupported assertions, but the form of presentation was crude in nearly every instance. The speaking was too rapid and the enunciation so careless that in some instances the last word of every sentence was lost...