Word: caged
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...five scores, on which all scores must be recorded. No restriction will be placed on the number of scores which may be handed in. The first shoot will be held tomorrow, and thereafter, until the Easter recess, shoots will be held every Monday and Friday evenings in the baseball cage. Any member of the University interested in rifle, revolver or pistol shooting, may become a member of the club on payment of the entrance...
...have entered, and intend to compete in the novice rifle, and pistol tournament must be at the baseball cage this evening at 7.30 o'clock. This shoot will be the last of the series, and a medal will be awarded the man winning the greatest number of weekly shoots. Back scores are to be made up tonight or on next Friday evening at the latest. The following is the record, thus far: The first two shoots were won by W. B. Updegraff '06; the third shoot by H. Williams '06; and the fourth trial, which was finished last night...
...practice of the squad for the past three days has been in the cage in the basement of the Gymnasium, since there has been no good ice in the vicinity of Cambridge. It has consisted entirely of long distance shooting and practice for the goal guards...
...named in yesterday's CRIMSON as ushers for the Yale game must report in the baseball cage at 11 o'clock today. Luncheon will be served there. Men assigned yesterday as "specials" are to report with the rest...
...have been appointed ushers at the Yale game will meet in the Living Room of the Union at 2.30 o'clock. All the ushers must be in the baseball cage at 11 o'clock tomorrow, where lunch will be served to them...