Word: hurd
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...York won, after outmaneuvering the Norwegian champion Ivar Ballangrud, the U. S. team had 29 points, more than its total in the Winter Olympic games of 1924. Next day, Shea won the 1,500-meter race, spurting at the start of the last lap to beat Alex Hurd of Canada. After a protest against U. S. speed-skating rules by Japanese, Norwegians, Finns and Swedes, and counter protests by U. S. skaters when they were compelled to recon-test preliminary heats, Irving Jaffee won the 10,000-meter race. Young Emile St. Goddard, of Le Pas. Manitoba, out-mushed...
Much encouraged by its showing in the New England Olympic trials held last Wednesday and Thursday evenings, the University sabre team meets Darthmouth this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the New Indoor Athletic Building. J.H. Hurd '34, who a short time ago won the New England notice championship, Gilbert Kertin '38, present holder of the New England Jun for Foils championship, G. M. Yatesfor '33, all of whom competed in the Olympic tryouts, and Captain R. R. Lawson '32 of the University sabre team are expected to show up well...
...Hurd, who a short time ago won the New England novice championship, was particularly impressive, his brilliant parrying keeping his opponent constantly worried...
...Hurd '34 defeated G. M. Yatsevitch '33 5-1 and was defeated by Rigmeimer 3L 5-2, and by E. H. Lane '24 5-1. Gilbert Kerlin '33 was defeated by Levis 5-2, by H. B. Wesselman '32 5-1, and by Busby, Yale '32 5-4. G. M. Yatsevitch '33 was defeated by E. H. Lane '24 5-2 and Frank Righeimer...
...Frank Righeimer 3L, also on the last Olympic team, and E. H. Lane '24, rated by many experts as the greatest fencer Harvard has ever produced. Busby, Yale captain, captured fourth place, and behind him were H. B. Wesselman '32, captain last year of the University team, J. H. Hurd '34, Gilbert Kerlin '33, and G. M. Yatsevitch...