Word: rains
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Seven men submitted scores in the Handicap Trapshooting Match at the Gun Club Traps on Soldiers Field this week. The weather permitted shooting on only one day, so additional scores may be submitted today, or in case of rain, on Monday. Each man shot at 50 targets. The gross scores of the four high men follow: Baruch 50, Caswell 50, Fiske 49, Havemeyer 45. Baruch made the high not score...
...mile practice spin up-stream. During the heavy showers, the Freshmen had a work-out, going down toward New London past the submarine base, with Coach Herbert Haines in charge. Several practice starts were made by Coach Haines made the practice as short as possible, due to the rain, and allowed the men to return to camp at top speed...
...chimes are here now. They are in the new brick church on Mount Auburn street, and they work awfully well too. Music every hour, may, even every half-hour and quarter-hour, day and night, rain or shine. The denizens of Bow street and Westmorely hear them first; then the sound waves of harmony go clattering down Mount Auburn street echoing and re-echoing against the brick walls...
...baseball game scheduled with Pennsylvania for Saturday, which was not played because of the rain, has been entirely cancelled and will not be played this afternoon or any other day this spring...
...successful on its long Southern trip, and in every match played until the last two weeks of the season. On its Southern invasion, the team won four matches, tied one, and lost only one, out of a total of six, the seventh, with Annapolis, being cancelled on account of rain. Other victories were gained over Tufts, Brown, Pennsylvania, Cornell, M. I. T., Pittsburg and the Freshmen. A match with the Providence Tennis Club, on whose team were William T. Tilden, prominent national player; Arnold Jones, and W. W. Ingraham, winner of this year's Interscholastics, ended with a defeat...