Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Varsity Riiie Team ,QT OLUMBIA'S Varsity Rifle Team completed an exceptionally suc- f cessful 1925-26 season by defeating Syracuse, C. C. N. Y., Ren- sallear, Penn State, Princeton, and Buffalo by decisive scores to win the championship of the Eastern Intercollegiate Rifle League, and by taking third place in the annual Shoulder-to-shoulder meet held at the Crescent Athletic Club, in which representatives of twelve Eastern and Middle Western colleges participated. The men who bore the brunt of the work in this victorious season were Captain Affelder, Devereux, Fry, Cahalan, Torrey, Wallace, and Coshland. In the six matches in which the Lion remained undefeated in order to Win the Eastern Intercollegiate Rifle League Championship, the scores were: 7 c Xb P if If Columbia, 1906 Syracuse, 1899 Columbia, 1912 C. C. N. Y., 1902 Columbia 19 07 Penn State 185 7 Columbia, 1905 Princeton fforfeitj Columbia, 1929 Buffalo, Cforfeitj Columbia, 1918 Rensallear, 18 8 6 During the present season, the Lion Rifle Team has shown exceptional strength, having defeated Rutgers, Leland Stanford, Pennsylvania, C. C. N. Y., Rensallear, Johns Hopkins, and Pittsburgh by ample scores, while they were nosed out by Norwich and George Washington by slight margins. During the remainder of the season, the Columbia team will face Nor- wich, Boston University, George Washington, Georgetown, Pennsylvania, Penn State, and Virginia Poly in the Intercollegiate Rifle League Telegraphic Matches. Beside these league matches, the team will fire against the M. I. T. Rifle Team and will also meet Rutgers and C. C. N. Y. in the Metropolitan Prone Championships, the title which is now held by C. C. N. Y. To end the season, the team will compete in the Intercollegiate Shoulder- to-shoulder Rifle Meet which is the match which the majority of the rifle teams of the Eastern and Middle Western colleges all look forward to, for the winner of this contest is generally awarded the highest place among the collegiate rifle teams for that season. Although the Columbia team was disappointed in its attempts to obtain a new and larger range in the new student center, the men are still doing their best in their cramped quarters. 12803

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The 1926-1927 Varsity Swimming Team E. FRED UHRBROCK, '27 Captain FREDERICK DASSORI, '28 Assistant Manager 440-Yard Swim Douglas W. Bowden, '27 T. Lloyd Tyson, '28 ' Clarence K. Conard, '28 50-Yard Swim Horace Davenport, '29 William Wright, '27 150-Yard Backstroke Frank Bowden, '29 Edward Bratter, '28L ROYAL C. MONTGOMERY, 28 Manager EDWARD KENNEDY Coach Fancy Dive Henry W. Kumpf, '29 Charles B. Horton, '28 100-Yard Swim Horace Davenport, '29 E. Fred Uhrbrock, '27 William Wright, '27 200-Yard Breaststroke Richard W. Ince, '28E William H. Dragunas, '27 SCHEDULE Opponent Date Place Columbia Opponents Wesleyan January Columbia Yale January New Haven Williams February Columbia C. C. N. Y. February C. C. N. Y Navy February Annapolis Dartmouth February Columbia Syracuse March Syracuse Pennsylvania March Columbia Princeton March Columbia I:2791

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VARSITY RIFLE SQUAD DURAND BONILLA MALRA1soN FRY 1 COSHLAND TORREY CAHALAN JEFFORDS TEAM MEMBERS GEORGE TGRREY, '27 ROBERT COSHLAND 28 Captazn Manager John M. Jeffords, '27 John 1. Cahalan, '28 Franklin W. Ery, '28 Robert Kiessling, '28 Everett Garnsey, '29 P. J. Malraison, '29 Milo Duran, '29 Charles Bonilla, '29 MATCHES Columbia Opponent Rutgers-Prone 493 488 Leland Stanford 1916 1876 Pennsylvania . 1916 188 7 C. C. N. Y.-Prone 596 595 George Washington 141 l 1421 Rensallear 19 29 1795 Johns Hopkins 1927 1905 C. C. N. Y. 1937 1900 Norwich 1936 1938 Pittsburg 1941 1916 MATCHES SCHEDULED League Matches N on-League M arches Norwich M- I- T. Boston University Metropolitan Prone George Washington Championships Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Penn State Shoulder-tofshoulder Virginia Poly M21lICh I:281j