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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Through a comparison of results by correspondence, Yale was awarded the final rifle match of the year, defeating the University team by the score of 948 to 929. The University team shot as follows: F. W. Capper '15, 189; L. Clark '16, 187; H. C. Allen '16, 186; M. P. Robinson 15, 185; S. T. Barker...
...contestants leaving North Station at 1.05 o'clock. Earl Ovington, former international aviator, will judge the contest which will be awarded to the machine remaining in the air the longest time on one continuous flight. These meets will be held fortnightly and the man having the highest total score will receive the silver trophy. The next contest will be for the model flying the greatest distance from a ground takeoff...
...University and Freshman baseball squads had a long workout on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon. Team B defeated team A in a fast game by the score of 1 to 0, while the Freshman squad played two short games. Later the University team lined up against the Freshmen for four innings, the University winning, 6 to 2. R. Harte '17 twisted his ankle in running for a high foul, and will probably be out of practice for three or four days...
...first outdoor practice for the University and Freshman baseball candidates was held yesterday afternoon. A practice game, the first of the season, was played between two teams from the University squad, and the score was 9 to 6 in favor of team A. The 1918 candidates had some fielding practice under the direction of H. L. Nash '16, and a few of their battery men worked in the regular game...
...University gymnastic team defeated Dartmouth in Hemenway Gymnasium Saturday evening by the score of 42 to 12. Captain M. F. Gates '15 was the star of the meet, securing 18 points. The detailed results follow...