Word: walnuts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Adding to its laurels, the Harvard File Club decisively defeated the Boston College sharpshooters, 546-523 at the range of the Walnut Hill Rifle Club in Woburn yesterday afternoon. The course consisted of ten shots prone, ten shots offhand and five shots sitting for a possible 125 points. The day's scores were: For Harvard: Captain J. A. Booth '33, 117; F. H. Poor '34, 109; David Weld '34, 108; Fisher Howe, III '35, 106; Eugene DuBois '33, 106. For Boston: Jansen, 108; Jones, 105; C. Hagen, 105; Mc-Laughlin, 103; Shine, 102. Early in the season B. C. defeated...
...Harvard Rifle team won its first .30 calibre match of the season against Trinity College at the Walnut Hill Rifle Range yesterday afternoon, 450-433. Nine men shot for Harvard and eight for Trinity, but only the first five best scores on each side were counted. Last year Harvard was defeated by Trinity by approximately the same margin that the Crimson sharpshooters won by this year. The next Harvard match will be with Boston College...
...Walnut Hill Rifle Range on Saturday afternoon the Harvard Rifle team will meet Trinity in a six man 30 calibre match. Trials will be held during the week to determine the team from among the following men: J. A. Booth '33, captain, I. S. Chenoweth '35, Eugene Dubols '33, W. E. Forbes '34, F. H. Poor '34, H. P. Walker '33, and David Weld...
Rifle Club officials stated that the purpose of the new project was to promote small calibre rifle and pistol shooting in the University, and to save some of the time which is wasted driving out to the Walnut Hill Range in Woburn. However, members of the club will continue to use Walnut Hill for the .30 calibre shooting, and a team will be formed as usual this spring for inter college competition...
...Legislative Assembly, lately adviser on foreign affairs to the Nanking Government. Few days later Sir Frederick departed, with Cincinnati newsreaders none the wiser save for the fact that he had delivered a lecture entitled "The Future of England"; that he and Lady Whyte had been put up at the Walnut Hills home of Professor & Mrs. George Barbour; that Lady Whyte, at dinner, had worn a red evening dress. Sir Frederick's ideas on England's future or on any other world problem remained sacred to 160 members of the local English-Speaking Union, whose guest he was. Thence...