Word: guns
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...arrangements between the Yale Gun Club and the Harvard Shooting Club have been completed. The match will be shot on the grounds of the grounds of the Springfield Gun Club tomorrow morning. The Harvard men have been practising for the last two weeks, but no very good shots have appeared. There are seven men from whom five will be selected to compete with Yale: these are Bacon '91, Luce '91, Dodge '91, Everett '91, Lamb '91, Norton '91 , and Pike '93. The Yale team will be made up as follows; Farwell '92 (captain), Floyd-Jones '92, Seely '92, Burrell...
...this match, but through some miscalculation we lost at the last trial. We must win this time, and in order to do so every man who can break pigeons must try for the team. It will add to the interest in the foot-ball game if the Harvard Gun Club wins this match just before the game. At present the scores are very poor, and not any are worthy of a University team...
...following challenge has been sent to Harvard by the Yale Gun Club...
Dear Sir: The Yale University Gun Club challenges the Harvard Shooting Club to a contes under the following conditions: A team of five men to represent each club; the shoot to take place at Springfield, Mass., either Friday afternoon, Nov. 21, or Saturday morning, Nov. 22; each man to shoot at thirty birds, keystones preferred, but if desired fifteen keystones and fifteen Ligowskys; the lastest American Association rules to govern the match...
...invitation has been sent by the Princeton Gun Club to the Yale Gun Club for a shoot at Princeton on the 24th of this month...