Spiders Tie With V P I for State Football Crown
The Old Dominion season ends with Virginia Polytechnic Institute atop the state standings at five wins, no losses. Richmond finishes with four wins, two ties, two defeats and places second in state standings after a Thanksgiving loss to William and Mary. Dobson leads the Spiders in a season described as Richmond’s best in over a decade.
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Seniors needing class rings contact Joe Wilyot now
All seniors desiring a class ring should see Joe Wilyot at once. Students must provide information promptly. Arrangements can be made with Mr. Wilgot in Room 16 B Section of Jeter Hall.
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Four Men to Graduate from Spider Eleven Next Season
The Spider eleven loses four starters including Captain Ed Perlowski and five players depart by graduation. Perlowski, an All-State end, leads a strong Richmond squad, with the forward wall largely intact. Returning stars Schulz Dobson Chattain and Leverton head a capable backfield as younger players and a freshmen squad promise a bright season ahead.
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Spiders Edge William and Mary in Thrilling Battle
Richmond defeats the Indians 12 to 7 in a hard fought game. Chastain scampered 45 yards for a second Spider score while Meade recovered a fumbled ball on the goal line for Richmond’s touchdown. Shade’s 50 yard kicks and stout Spider defense keyed the victory as fans cheered the Alma Mater on the field.
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Westhampton Varsity Tops Alumnae In Annual Turkey Day Match
Westhampton’s varsity defeated the Alumnae 3 0 on Thanksgiving morning in a hard fought hockey game. Taliaferro scored twice and Chastain starred for the home team as Perlowski led a strong defense and strong backfield play. The Spiders also praised the line and backs for interference and teamwork.
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Looking Them Over Perlowski Looking Them Over
An editorial style note thanks Charlie Hamilton for selecting the winter on Thanksgiving Day and praises his sports coverage. It mentions NC State freshmen Arelandor and Seaman Hudson, the Giants challenging Fordham for charity, and reflections on a Virginia Conference title with next season’s outlook.
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Harrisonburg Edges Westhampton 1 0 In Ninth Annual Match
Harrisonburg State Teachers College defeated Westhampton 1 to 0 on a cold windy Saturday November 26 at Westhampton field. The uneven rain slicked surface hampered both teams as Harrisonburg struck early with a goal after a tap by Wilkins.
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Meade Football Substitution Lineup and Point After
Wai and Mary Meade play at home with a detailed list of substitutions. Key changes include Richmonde-Cain for Diedrich, Garrison for Cain, Doley for Schulz, West for Dobson, Joyce for West, Schulz for Doley, and others with Soren son, Henderson, Hal ligan, Myers, Anderson, and more entering or exiting between plays and after touchdowns.
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Sophs Beat Seniors 2-1 in Inter-Claw hockey clash
Tuesday’s fifth Inter-Claw hockey series saw the Sophomores defeat the Seniors 2-1 after a first-period scoring spree. Captain Seay netted the Seniors’ lone goal while Carter and J Lowe scored for the Sophs. Junior-Frosh ended 0-0 with a tense, midfield battle and Harrisonburg claimed a 1-0 win in the final minutes.
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Strong All Opponent Eleven Chosen by Sport Staff
The varsity squad named an all opponent eleven selected by the sport staff. The Spider Squad picks highlight many outstanding men to represent Mythical Tear in the lineup.
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Cornell Teams Fourteen Members for All Opponent Dream Lineup
The 1930 Cornell squad reports for practice under Coach Dobson with veterans Perlowski Connors Chastain and Greene returning. Freshmen Lane ford Williams Leverton Lockery Elsmore Gillfellow and Dobson show strong prospects. An all opposing eleven is imagined with stars from North Carolina State College Virginia Conference and others, including Martinez-Zorilla Beall Sutru and Viviano among selections.
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