Word: shooting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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This afternoon the University Gun Club will hold the fourth of its weekly handicap shoots at the B. A. A. traps at Riverside. The shoot is open to all members of the University, and men intending to enter will meet in front of Claverly Hall at 2.30 o'clock. Guns will be supplied by the Club. Winners of first and second handicap places will be awarded a cup and medal respectively, while legs on the season handicap and scratch trophies will also be competed for. The American Trap-shooting Association has presented a silver cup to the University Gun Club...
...five-man team to represent the University Gun Club in its shoot with the Yale Gun Club on the morning of November 19 will be selected on the basis of the scores made at the University Gun Club's fourth shoot, to be held at the Riverside traps tomorrow afternoon. First and second handicap winners and the high scratch scorer will again be awarded prizes, as well as winning legs on the season trophies...
...spite of bad weather yesterday afternoon, the University Gun Club held its weekly shoot at the B. A. A. Traps at Riverside. R. W. Reed '22 was high handicap scorer, and won his second leg on the Team Handicap Trophy, breaking thirty-three out of fifty birds. Nathaniel Hathaway '22 was second handicap winner with thirty-four, while R. D. Hale '23 won a leg on the Season Scratch Trophy with a score of forty-one. The Gun Club's two trophies will be on exhibition in Leavitt and Peirce's window during the remainder of the week...
...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...
...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...