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Penrod Leads Crimson Shots in Boston League Last Night

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED March 8, 1935

After remaining in sixth place for most of the season the pistol team jumped into fourth by totaling 798 points in the Metropolitan League Monthly Match yesterday.

The Arlington Sports Club won the meet with 848 points, while the Crimson shooters were unable to finish ahead of their old rivals, the Hundred and Tenth Cavalry.

John G. Penrod '37 led the Harvard gunmen by scoring 163 points of a possible 200. Albert D. Foster '36 placed second with 162 points. Philip N. Andress '37 accounted for 161 points for third place, while Spencer D. Howe '37 and Cecil Barnes '36 tied for fourth with 156 points each.