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UNIVERSITY GUN TEAM TO SHOOT WITH KENNEL CLUB

Crimson Trap-Shooters Will Make Trip to Braintree on Saturday, December 20.

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On Saturday, December 20, the Harvard Gun Club will go to Braintree to shoot in a match with the New England Kennel Club. This will be the first regular shoot of the year, on account of the failure to complete arrangements for the match with Yale. The plans made to hold that meet telegraphically had to be given up, due to unexpected difficulties. The management hopes, however, that a match may be effected later in the winter.

Most of the members of the Kennel Club team, of which Edward Wigglesworth '08 is manager, are graduates of the University, and several of them have shot on past Harvard teams. The men of the Gun Club will be the guests of the Kennel Club for lunch, as the match will be held in the early afternoon. At the present time the team of five men has not been selected, but it will, in all probability, be chosen from the following men: B. M. Baruch '23, R. Fiske '20, R. D. Hale '23, F. L. Hoopes Occ., W. D. H. Huttig '21, Carl Mueller '20, George Perry '22, J. G. Remick '21, Arthur Rotch '21, and R. S. Whitney '22.

Prospects for practice for the Gun Club are decidedly brighter, as arrangements are being made for the men to shoot at the grounds of the Everett Gun Club in the near future. In addition, all members of the Gun Club have been invited to attend all the regular shoots of the B. A. A. at Riverside and at the Montclair Gun Club of Wollaston, as their guests.

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