Indians Triumph 6-0 in Thanksgiving Classic Over Spiders
William and Mary Indians defeat the University of Richmond Spiders 6 to 0 before 15000 fans. Melville Bryant "Stumpy" scores the lone TD after a 37 yard run with key blocks from Shade and Young. Dobson and Bryant trade kicks in a tight first half as Richmond struggles to score. Chastain and Palese suffer injuries but Indians hold on to claim a first win over Richmond in three years.
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William and Mary Indians
University of Richmond
Shade
Dave Young
Sanford
Richmond
Indians
Dobson
Palese
Spider Rooters
Chaltain
Bryant
Henderson
Spiders
Schulz
Murray
Segard
Essex
Chalka
Stewart
Chastain
Co Ords Fall to Sweet Briar in Tough 4 1 Game
Westhampton loses 4 1 to Sweet Briar in a hard fought college field hockey match in Harrisonburg. Hanson scores for Sweet Briar with two goals, Neale adds a third, while Westhampton’s J Neale and Goodwin tally late. Officials: Marbut and Watson.
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Richmond
William and Mary
Harrisonburg
Willi and
Hanson
Shirley
Sweet Briar
Westhampton
Goodwin
J. Neale
Cese Raw Mnsbomn
Myers J
Carry ‘Conner
Russell
Sanford
Shamer
Silvester
Niles
Paris
Price
Lorraine
Myers
Marbut
Watson
Randolph-Macon
Richmond Tenure Record List
A compact item listing names tied to tenure or roles: Daley J Reynolds v. Gaston higharrow Joyce Schaaf Dorsey Morrie Lacy with numbers 5 6 7 10 13 14 22 24.
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Daley
Diedrich
Reynolds v. Gaston
Higharrow
Joyce
Schaaf
Dorsey
Morrie
Lacy
Title Clash Matches Up Emory and Henry Lineups
Emory and Henry faces a lineup clash with Neely Humphries and Henry in key positions as the teams prepare for a decisive clash. Henry contributes seven in a notable scoring stretch while H Henry is listed among starters.
Here and There in Sportland With Dave Diamond
Thanksgiving Day games are recalled with the Indians beating the Spiders after a hard fight. The piece notes All American selections including Dill Corbus and Wreddy Crawford, upsets at Boston College and Georgia Peach, and trivia about players and seasons.
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Sportland
Dave Diamond
Boxers Oppose Maryland Ringmen in Opening Match
Seven juniors eligible for football captaincy as the 1934 season nears its close. Candidates include Smithson Morris Jack Dobson Bob Leverton Wil Sanford Perry Schulz Jimmy West and Freddy Vaughan. Election will occur after the season ends and before Christmas vacation with Frank Straus to become manager.
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Smithson Morris
Ed Perlowski
Jack Dobson
Bob Leverton
Wil Sanford
Perry Schulz
Spiders
Jimmy West
Freddy Vaughan
Frank Straus
Ed White
University of Richmond Boxing Opens Season Against Maryland Wingmen
Many veterans return after hard summer workouts as the University of Richmond boxing team prepared to meet Maryland Wingmen in College Park next Friday night. Ten freshmen become eligible under Southern Conference rules while a yearling squad forms.
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University of Richmond
University of Maryland
College Park
Paddy Milly
Dave Miller
Willis Wills
Roy Lanier
Dave Scott
Freddy Vaughan
Jim Strong
Bugs Courtney
Dave Flax
Winnie Crenshaw
Sam Earle
George Hope
Bunny Whitehurst
Buck Luning
Bobby Crenshaw
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