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...team, in place of four as originally announced. Each man will shoot at fifty birds at unknown angles. In the preliminary rounds of the tournament the Seniors will shoot against the Juniors, and the Sophomores against the Freshmen. The two winning teams will shoot in two out of three matches in the final round for the class championship, the third match to be shot only in case of a tie. Cups will be given to the members of the winning team. The captains of the three upper-class teams have been chosen as follows: 1904, W. M. Wright...
...hard fought fencing match with the Institute of Technology at the Institute Gymnasium on Saturday night, Harvard won by the score of 5 to 4. All the bouts were close and fast and several required an extension of time to decide the winner. The best fencing was done by F. Lage, captain of the Technology team, and by H. W. Holmes 1G. Technology was represented by F. Lage, J. Medeiro and B. Medeiro; the University by H. W. Holmes 1G., W. MacLeod '05 and A. Tyng '04. Following is the result by bouts...
...University fencing team will hold a fencing match with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at the Institute Gymnasium on Exeter street tonight at 8 o'clock. Each of the three men on each team will fight every man on the opposing team, and there will thus be nine bouts. The following team will represent Harvard: H. W. Holmes 1G., W. MacLeod '05, and W. M. Wright '06; substitutes--A. Tyng '04, R. Merrill '06 and W. F. Low '07. The judges this evening will be Admiral Grinnell, U. S. N., H. J. Elam 1L. and some other person chosen...
...intercollegiate chess trophy, the possession of which for one year, was gained by the University chess team in the intercollegiate match in New York City in December 28, 29 and 30, will probably be brought to Cambridge in the near future and be placed on exhibition in the Union. This trophy, which is in the form of a large silver loving cup, was presented in 1892 by Mr. L. L. Rice of New York City. It is practically a permanent trophy for to become the property of any university, it must be won by that university for ten successive years...
...University whist team will play a match with the Webcourt Club of Somerville this evening at 7.30 o'clock at 25 Dana Chambers. The men who will play on the University team are: J. M. DeWolfe 1L. (captain), A. S. Newhall '06, G. W. Putnam 1G., and C. F. Lovejoy...