Word: counts
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...each team is composed of five men; second, each man shoots at thirty birds, sixteen yards rise, thrown from three unknown traps five yards apart; third, ten gauge guns are penalized two yards; fourth, broken pigeons, or pigeons not properly thrown, are no birds; fifth, a misfire does not count, but, if the wrong trigger is pulled, or if the safety is not pushed up, the bird is lost. The match will begin at ten o'clock...
There will be shoot this afternoon from 2 to 4.30 o'clock. Shoots will be held every day next week up to Friday. A handicap match will be held this fall beginning Monday, November 9, and continuing for four shoots, the best three strings to count. Entries must be made to H. F. Lunt, 27 Thayer Hall, before Friday, November sixth...
...these 2,400 are enrolled in the departments under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, namely, the College, the Graduate School, and the Scientific School. These figures do not include students in the Medical School who take courses for graduates. The Catalogue figures for 1895-96, not counting 34 graduate students in the Medical School, gave a total of 3566, so that the count for this year shows that there has already been a slight gain in the total number of students enrolled in all departments of the University. When the Catalogue for the current year is published next December...
...alone. The greater responsibility rests upon the individuals in the student body. It is they who must arouse a live interest in debating and make the work of the debating clubs effective by attending their meetings and speaking at every opportunity. For in almost nothing else does continued practice count for so much as in public speaking. Repeated appearances before audiences and long practice in thinking rapidly and clearly while standing before them will make a forcible speaker of one who seems to have but ordinary ability in speaking...
...Intercollegiate Cup now held by Malcolm G. Chace of Yale will be contested for. This cup eventually goes to the college which first wins seven first prizes; in case of a tie, second prizes to count...