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The second intercollegiate shoot of the year, held Saturday at New Haven, was easily won by Yale with the score of 212 out of a possible 250 birds. The University team was fourth, with the score of 179 birds. King, of Yale, did the best individual shooting of the day, killing 45 out of 50 birds. In the University team H. P. Marshall '06 took the place of H. S. Powers '07.
The individual scores were as follows: After the meet, the following were elected officers of the Intercollegiate Shooting Association for next year: president, N. C. Nash '07; secretary, McIIvaine, of Princeton; treasurer, Way, of Pennsylvania.
After the meet, the following were elected officers of the Intercollegiate Shooting Association for next year: president, N. C. Nash '07; secretary, McIIvaine, of Princeton; treasurer, Way, of Pennsylvania.
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