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...team during the last part of April and for one with the Headquarters team of the Massachusetts Heavy Artillery for May 7. At present the club is holding a championship rifle match and a re-entry pistol shoot, both of which will end before the April Recess. The two highest scores of 950 and 949 in the pistol shoot, have been made by H. Saint Gaudens '08 and J.H. Shirk '08, respectively. In the rifle match G.O. Dolley '04 leads with a score of 691 and P. Eanoroft '08 with a score of 681 is second. From now until vacation...
...Bancroft '03 won the shoot for the Mallinckrodt Cup yesterday, breaking 16 birds out of a possible 20. The four other highest scores were: B. S. Blake '01, 16; L. B. McCornick 13; W. F. Williams '01, 13; F. A. Eustis...
...branch observatory at Arequipa, near by, where some meteorological work will be continued for an indefinite period. Among the stations which have been abandoned with the successful termination of the investigation, is El Misti, which is situated 19,000 feet above the sea level and is the highest station of its kind in the world...
...Brooks House, and will be open on Monday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on the other four days of the week from 10 to 9. A gold and a silver medal will be given as first and second prizes for the two pictures of highest artistic merit. The judges of the exhibition will be Professor Charles Eliot Norton, Mr. J. D. Thorp, president of the Cambridge Camera Club, and Mr. Charles T. Carruth...
...medal is annually awarded by the society in recognition of notable astronomical investigations and is regarded as a mark of the highest distinction. It was given to Professor Pickering for his research in regard to variable stars, and his valuable work in astronomical photography. He received the award once before, in 1866, and therefore shares with Le Verier, the French astronomer, the distinction of being one of the two foreign scientists whom the Royal Society has thus twice honored...