Word: gored
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...result of the Spring Interdormitory Regatta, the Thomas W. Slocum '00 crew cup was won by Smith, whose second crew led the first Smith crew and the first Standish crew across the finish by a full length. By winning the interdormitory track meet this spring. Gore is entitled to the Graduates' Track...
During this season Smith has scored a total of 22 points, winning first place in rowing, handball, and in the number of representatives on the Freshman teams; second in track and tennis; and third in baseball. Gore and Standish tied for second place with 16 points each...
...singing contests held last night as part of the Jubilee entertainment, Gore Hall won possession of the silver cup for the third successive time, President Lowell making the presentation. The winning dormitory sang "Upidee" and "Up the Street" with N. L. Bean '25 as leader; Smith Halls, "Who Did?," and "Here's a Health to King Charles", with M. L. Brown '26 as leader; and Standish, "There is a Tavern in the Town" and "Ten Thousand Men of Harvard" with Russell Deward '25 as leader. Standish won the cup in 1919, while Smith cautured it the two previous years...
...race for dormitory eights, hold at 4.30 o'clock. Smith 2 led Smith 1 and Standish 1 across the finish by a full length. The Standish crew kept well up with the winners till near the end, when a series of disastrous crabs effectually extinguished their chances for victory. Gore Hall One broke a seat and rigger in the first five strokes at the start and was agreed to drop out of the contest...
...meet, won last year by Standish Hall, will be open to every man in the Freshman class. Members of the track squad will compete as part of their regular practice. The following men have been appointed captains: G. E. Kemp, of the Standish Hall; J. H. Smith, of the Gore; and A. F. Jones, of the Smith Halls team...