Bridgewater Wins AAU Cross Country Championship Crown
Slender Merle Crouse led Bridgewater College to the Virginia AAU cross country title at the University of Richmond, taking the five mile race in 26 minutes 13 seconds and helping the Eagles edge Richmond for team honors with 30 points. Hampden Sydney finished third and VMI’s Big Six winners were defeated.
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Merle Grouse
Bridgewater
University of Richmond
Eagles
Richmond
Hampden-Sydney
Crouse
Gene Milener
Bill Jordan
Fort Belvoir
Kurtz Alderman
Joe Porter
Charley Willshire
Ed Zara
VMI
Spiders
William Sawyer
William and Mary
Norfolk
Ronnie Long
Hampton Athletic Club
Bill Lambert
John Marshall High School
William & Mary Routs Richmond in final grid tilt
William and Mary crushed Richmond 40 to 6 at Carey Field Williamsburg to end a rough season for both teams. Dickie Lewis sparked the Indians with two scores and a key punt return setup for Ed Webber's late TD as the Tribe rolled past the Spiders.
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William & Mary
Richmond Spiders
Carey Field
Williamsburg
Braves
Randolph Macon
Virginia Tech
Rube McCray
N. C. State
Richmond
Spiders
Dickie Lewis
Lewis
Ed Webber
Richmond Frosh Fall 13 0 to William and Mary Freshmen
Richmond frosh footballers closed their 1950 slate with a 13 0 defeat at the hands of the William and Mary yearlings in the Parker Field dedication game. Tom Keller sparked the visitors with a 68 yard touchdown run as the Papooses built an early lead.
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Richmond Frosh
William and Mary Yearlings
Parker Field
Baby Spiders
W&m Papooses
Lou Housma
Maryland
Wake Forest
Duke
Georgetown
Little Spiders
William and Mary
Tom Keller
Trenton
N. J
Lloyd
Buck
Intramural Basketball Opens Tuesday With SPE and SAE
Intramural director Fred Hardy announced plans for the basketball program at Millhiser Gym. Opening games begin Tuesday night December 12 with eight teams in League A and seven in League B playing twice. First-place teams meet in a best out of three for the championship.
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Millhiser
Richmond Frosh
Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Freshman Cage Squad Set to Host GW Next Wednesday at Armory
Richmond's new frosh basketball team under coach Jack Null opened with 20 candidates and a tentative 13 game schedule. The baby spiders host George Washington University next Wednesday at the Grays Armory after dropping the season opener to the Quantico Marines.
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Armory
Jack Null
Null
Baby Spider
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton Cagers
Richmond
John Dorsey
Buddy Meyer
Jim Wemblee
Howard Zimmerman
Russ Blankenship
John Peterson
Jake Cooper
Dick Eberhart
Jerry Canal
Jim Haney
Whitey Watson
Ralph Clinard
Walter Witt
Don Arey
Ed Elliott
Ted Page
Jack Agee
Bob Stevens
North Carolina
Tarheels
Chapel Hill
Spiders
George Washington University
Grays’ Armory
Art Cerra
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gene Witkin
Washington, D. C
G. W
William J
Bill) Reinhart
Davidson Colgee Wildcats
Marines
Quantico Marines
Jack Nichols
University of Washing
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Stanley Glick
Dick White
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Hampton AQ
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