Word: handicapped
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...last shoot R. W. Reed '23 won a leg of the season handicap trophy by breaking 34 out of a possible 50 targets. B. M. Rice '24 was second handicap winner with 26 broken birds. B. M. Baruch '23 scored 43 out of 50, winning a log of the search trophy, of which R. B. Paine won the first leg in the first match...
...University Gun Club last week, in which there were eighteen entries, it is planned to hold a second match at the B. A. A. Traps today. As before, the shoot will be open to all members of the University, and prizes will be offered to the first and second handicap winners. All those shooting will meet in front of Claverly Hall at two-thirty o'clock to go by car to the traps...
...addition to the trophies already mentioned, a season handicap cup has been presented to the Club. The high handicap winner at each of the weekly shoots will win a leg, and at the end of the season next spring the cup will be awarded to the individual possessing the greatest number of legs J. C. Watson '23 won the first leg at the shoot last Friday...
...Junior and Freshman classes tied for first honors in the Fall Handicap Meet on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon, having 35 points each. 1922 and 1924 stood third with 14 points each. With this meet the University fall season closes, but on Monday a gymnasium class for all Freshmen interested in track will start in the Hemenway Gymnasium. The growing darkness, together with the cold, somewhat hindered the runners and made good records impossible...
...University cross-country captain, won the mile after a well-judged race. Campbell Newhall '24 placed second, while C. L. Bond 4E.S., of the 1930 track team, finished third. W. J. Burke '23, starting at scratch, made a good showing but was unable to over-come his handicap...