Word: gored
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Jubilee at the first Freshman Jubilee Mass Meeting held last night in the Smith Halls Common Room. At this time the leaders of the groups from each of the Freshman Dormitories which are to compete in singing at the Jubilee were announced as follows: Standish, W. C. Bennett; Gore, G. F. Warburg; Smith, B. S. Cogan. The rather novel idea of composing a Class Song which would be the exclusive property of 1923 was also proposed. This song will be sung first at the Jubilee and afterwards at all Class reunions...
...means of creating more interest in swimming and developing men for next year's University team, the Department of Physical-Education, with the aid of the management are planning a 1923 interdormitory meet between teams from Gore, Smith, and Standish. The meet will be held Saturday afternoon, March 20, at 3 o'clock in the Big Tree Swimming Pool. All Freshmen who did not swim in the meet with Yale 1923 are eligible to compete. Blue books have been put up in all the Freshman dormitories this morning, and everyone intending to enter the meet is urged to sign...
...following Unclassified Freshmen are eligible to have their pictures appear in the 1923 Red Book. Other Unclassified Freshmen who are eligible should communicate with L. W. Rathbun '23, Gore...
Among other pictures of interest in the collection are: an early view of Dane Hall, the original home of the Law School, burned in 1918; a picture of Harvard Hall taken in 1861, before it was renovated; and numerous views of Gore Hall which served as the college library until the erection of Widener. The oldest of these was taken in 1844 and shows how the building looked from a distance. The photograph was taken by Prof. J. P. Cooke '48, then a Freshman in the College, and was one of the first photographs taken in America in which...
Standish Hall leads the 1923 Indoor Baseball League to date with five games won and no defeats. Smith is second with two victories and two defeats, while the Gore team is last with no victories and five defeats. Standish, likewise, is ahead in the batting averages with 454, although Smith is a close second with 450. Gore is a poor third with an average of .393. The five leading batters in the league are H. Garland (Gore) .762, P. R. Harnell (Standish) .667, F. W. Bacon (Smith), .667, W. H. Perry (Standish) 608, and R. I. Newman (Smith...