Word: gores
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Standish, with A. M. Carrillo as its leader, will start off with the "Quilting Party" and football songs, after which Smith will sing "A Prayer of Thanks-giving" and "Veritas" under the direction of R. H. Schacht Jr. Gore Hall will end the program with "Upidee" and "Ten Thousand Men of Harvard", led by R. S. Lee. The winner of the song competition, which will be judged by Dr. R. C. Cabot '89, Mr. Edward Ballantine, and Mr. Harrison Potter, is to be awarded a silver cup that has already been won by Gore twice, Standish twice, and Smith once...
...quadrangle will be entirely cleared and C entry of Standish will be closed. To reach their rooms after that time, men not going to the Jubilee will be required to hand in their names to P. P. Cram in Persis Smith A-13. Girls will not be allowed in Gore or Standish after 6 o'clock, nor in Smith after 4.30 o'clock...
...with races ranging all the way from an interdormitory affair to the University-Freshman tussle. The latter contest went to the 1926 crew by a good two lengths, Senior A nosed out Sophomore A by a scant 8 feet, University B and C raced to a dead heat, and Gore won decisively from the Standish and Smith Halls eights. In addition to the home program, the second Freshman eight made a trip to Groton and lost to the schoolboys by a quarter length...
...Gore Hall gained a decisive victory over Standish and Smith on the Basi
Freshman four-oared crew D, which has defeated the Exeter seconds and lost to Middlesex, added another victory to its record when it nosed out the Noble and Greenough four-oared boat by a scant half-length. The race was held over the half-mile course above the Infirmary. Gore crew A reached the finish in the interdormitory race less than half a length in the lead of Standish A over the Henley distance. The Smith crew A was in third place, close behind Standish...