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...Shuetzen Park, New Haven, with a total score of 210 birds out of a possible 250. Yale was second with 195, Princeton third with 178, and the University of Pennsylvania fourth with 154. Harvard's excellent showing was due to the steady shooting and consistent practice of the team throughout the season. P. Bancroft '03, with E. E. du Pont '03 a close second, won the trophy cup for the best individual score. Cups were also given to each member of the winning team; and the intercollegiate cup, which is to be the permanent possession of the college winning...
...close race between J. G. Willis '02 and F. B. Scheuber '05. About half way Scheuber missed his stride and took his hurdle with the wrong foot. This gave Willis a slight lead which he maintained to the end. In the 440 yards run M. T. Lightner '03 led throughout with E. C. Rust '04 second. Rust was hindered from challenging Lightner in the stretch owing to an accident to his running suit...
...American universities defeated the English in the fourth international chess match held at the Boston Athletic Association Friday and Saturday by the score of 4 1-2 to 1 1-2 games. Although the match was closely fought throughout, the Americans after the first day of playing clearly had the advantage...
...Baker third. On the back stretch Boynton attempted to pass Smith, who increased his speed and finished two yards in the lead. From then on Columbia was practically out of the race. Gill started the second relay for Pennsylvania and Adams for Harvard. The two remained together almost throughout the half-mile. Gill, however, by a spurt finished almost fifteen yards ahead of Adams. DuBois, who was pitted against Pennsylvania's fastest man, Klahr, was unable to diminish the lead so that when Behr started on the relay for Harvard he was fully twenty yards behind Orton of Pennsylvania. Behr...
...four-mile relay was an easy victory for Yale who took the lead at the start and kept it throughout the entire race. Wisconsin pressed Yale hard at times, but was never able to take the lead. At the end of the first relay Foster who finished last was nearly twenty-five yards behind the winner. Grew did not gain in the second relay. In the third relay Buffum lost more ground and when Mills started on the fourth relay he was about three-quarters of a lap behind the others. He slightly diminished the distance between himself...