Word: contestant
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...first shoot for the $100 Parker gun was held on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon. Each of the twenty men who have entered the contest shot at 30 birds, thrown from a Magan trap at unknown angles. The next shoot will be held on Thursday, and the final shoots on Monday and Thursday of next week...
...Clearview on Saturday, making a total score of 200 birds out of a possible 250. Princeton started in the lead, and at the end of the first 3 strings was 4 ahead; but on the next two the University team gained 7, there-by winning the match. The contest for third place between Pennsylvania and Yale was very close, Pennsylvania winning by only one bird...
...shoots in the rifle, pistol, and revolver classes, respectively. After the completion of the novice shoots, several championship cups in the three classes will be awarded for the best ten scores made during the season, good scores made in the novice shoots being counted also in the championship contest if desired...
...exhibition of the pictures entered in the recent photographic contest between Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania will be opened today. In the Museum Room of Robinson Hall and will continue through this week and next. The first and second individual prizes, a loving cup and a pewter stein, will also be exhibited. The exhibition will be open each week day from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. except on Saturdays, when it will close...
Each University entered fifty pictures for the contest, those from Harvard being chosen from an exhibition of the Camera Club. The decision was given to Pennsylvania. The first individual prize was awarded to C. L. E. Newland of Pennsylvania, and the second to Mr. F. L. Olmsted, Jr., '94. W. G., Hqyskeeper and E. S. Carr of Pennsylvania, and H. S. Welsh '04 were awarded the three honorable mentions. The judges were H. Troth, R. S. Redfield, and E. Stirling, all of Philadelphia...