Word: clay
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...second competition for the clay pigeon cup will be shot this afternoon. Members will take the 2 P. M. car from Harvard square. There will be time enough for those who desire it to shoot their score in the cup match and get back in season to see the Amherst game...
...last 25 balls, while Abbot broke 22. The score finally stood 43 to 36 in Slocum's favor. After this match, there was a competition between F. B. Austin and W. L. Allen. This match was extremely close and exciting. Both men shot at 50 clay birds, and Austin barely won, the score being...
Match 4. 5 clay pigeons. First, Slocomb. F. Austin, Palmer, 5; second, Allen, 4; third, W. Austin...
Match 6. 5 clay pigeons. First, Abbot, F. Austin; 4; second, Palmer, Slocom...
...match will be opened this afternoon, under the following conditions: Prize, a silver cup, to become the property of the winner of three competitions, not necessarily consecutive. Each competition shall consist of a score of 20 clay birds, thrown at 5 angles, 16 yards rise. Ties shall be decided at 18 yards, straight-away, miss-and-out. No preliminary practice will be allowed before beginning the score, except at the discretion of the executive officer. Entries for the cup, 25 cents...