Spiders Lose to Indians in 1918 Opener at Williams College
Richmond College defeated William and Mary 7 to 0 at Cary Field in Williamsburg. The Spiders dominated territory most of the game though outgained and outplayed by the Indians, with strong defensive stands and relentless driving plays despite being outweighed. The article notes key line plays and a failed goal from placement as the pivotal moments in the early season clash.
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Indians
Richmond College
William and Mary
Richmond
Yates
Rees
Taylor
Willliams
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Beadles
Roos
Jones
Pas
College Dance Opens Season at Woman's Club After Delay
About eighty-five couples attended the first dance of the season at the Woman's Club the previous Saturday night. The opening was delayed by the Vlu epidemic, yet Richmond and West hampton residents rejoined with enthusiasm under chaperones Colonel and Mrs. Stone Professor and Mrs. Ambler and Miss Black. The evening featured music and formal dancing as officers and privates briefly exchanged roles.
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Richmond
Westhampton
Adieu
Stone
Ambler
Redd
Martin
Thompkins
Payne
Stober
Colling
Williams
Pifeman
Coleman
College plans ROTC program after 8A.T. disbandment
President Boatwright addressed students in the mess hall stating Richmond College will host a Reserve Officers' Training Camp starting January 2. After demobilization from the 8A.T. unit, students may return home until term begins and can receive credit for prior work toward a new course if they pass required tests.
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Boatwright
Mes Hall
Richmond College
Richmond College Seeks Interstate Prohibition Contest
R. C. Forges Ahead with J. B. Kincannon of Richmond College winning the state prohibition contest. He planned to travel to Kentucky for the interstate contest, but an epidemic delayed the trip. Kincannon left for Lexington with Je L. Ramsey on Tuesday. The national contest winner will include Richmond College.
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J. B. Kincannon
Richmond College
Kentucky
Kincannon
Lexington
Je L. Ramsey
Westhampton Ends Hockey Season
The Varsity Alumni hockey game scheduled for Thanksgiving was moved to Saturday due to rain. The Alumni showcased ex-Varsity stars Crenshaw and A Tloge leading a strong lineup, while the Varsity defense and keeper held firm against repeated attacks, sealing a hard fought conclusion to the season.
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At & P.M. Sharp
HH. Tickener
Athletic Press
Crenshaw
Abumas
Varsity
Miss Heller Delivers Thanksgiving Talk in Westhampton
An audience at Westhampton heard Miss Heller, student secretary for the South Athenc field of the National YWCA, speak on gratitude for American womanhood at a Thanksgiving service. Mina Tester Tichenor presided and introduced the speaker, whose keynote praised enduring ways women express patriotism and service.
Thanksgiving Student Government Reception
A campus celebration described as a Thanksgiving party hosted by the Student Government. Girls and boys mingled in a campus-wide event that included a dance, floor promenades, and a festive mood. Faculty greeted guests on arrival and numbered cards guided partners for dancing.
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Westhampton
Novons
Spiders Meet Tigers In Death Valley Clash
Richmond College aims for revenge against the Wampden Sidney Tigers after a prior loss. Coach Marshall prepares the squad for a rematch at Boule vard Wield with detailed plans hinted to continue on Page Pour.
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Death Valley
Wampden Sidney Tigers
Boulevard Wield
Marshall
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Mary
Rob
Richman
R. C. Forges
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