Word: handicaped
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Provided there enough entries, the Shooting Club will hold a handicap match for a hammerless shot gun during the last three weeks in May. The handicaps will be made as generous as possible, so as to make all approximately equal. The matches, six in all, will begin on Monday, May 9, and will be held on Monday and Thursday afternoons following. The final score will be determined from the four best out of the six scores of each contestant. There will be prizes for first, second and third places and for the man making the best actual score in four...
...spring golf meeting of the Brookline Country Club, the following events are open to all members of the Harvard Golf Club: Thursday, May 12, handicap, 18 hole, medal play (handicap limited to 18 strokes); Friday, May 13, handicap, 18 hole foursomes vs. "bogey" (handicap limited to 14 strokes). Entries, $1 each, close May 7. All entries must be accompanied by certified handicap at player's home club and the scratch score from which such handicap is taken. A silver medal will be given for best gross score in the first event and one also for the best net score...
There will be a handicap quarter mile race on May 7 for all who wish to enter. The '86 quarter mile cup will be on exhibition in a few days and a blue-book for entries...
...Pruyn '98 won both the revolver and pistol events of the spring handicap cup match held by the Rifie and Revolver Club Saturday at Walnut Hill. W. K. Vanderbilt 1901 won the rifle event...
...race for the '86 quarter mile cup which was presented to the Athletic Association by S. G. Wells '86 will probably be held on May 6 or 7. This will be a handicap race, the handicaps being arranged by the captain of the team and the trainer; and, in case of a dispute, by the handicapper of the A. A. U. The men who are at the training tables at the time of the race will not be allowed to compete. The cup is to be perpetual, the annual winner to have his name inscribed thereon and to hold...