The meeting of the Harvard Shooting Club was held yesterday afternoon at Watertown. A very high cold wind prevailed, making it very uncomfortable shooting, and making the birds fly very poorly. In spite of the fact that very few members were present, the three regular monthly meetings were started, which were shot on very low scores.
If more men do not enter next week it will be impossible to continue two of the matches. as there are not the requisite number entered.
Following the matches was the monthly shoot for the Founders' Cup, which was won by Lamb, by a score of 9 birds out of 15. C. Green was second, Lamb did the best shooting all through the meeting although his work was not up to the average.
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