Spiders and Rams Jewelers Faceoff Preview
A Richmond Capitol league practice review notes the Spiders use a man to man defense replacing the old zone. Mac Pitt Jr leads scoring potential with Langley Wield. Swede Erickson and Weenie Miller show promise. Rams veterans Pinck and Jacobs spark the attack. rookie prospects Malay and Ciola struggle to impress early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Pitt, Jr
Spiders
Langley Wield
Bam
Pitt
Swede
Erickson
Weenie” Miller
George Gasser
Jewelers
UR Football Players Win Record 27 Letters
Twenty seven monograms to members of the 1941 Spider football team set a school record. Nine seniors earned major letters for the third time. several players added second or first varsity letters, with managers and sophomores receiving minor or major awards for the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Amrhein
Richmond
Frank Baker
Mt. Lebanon
Pa.; “Rip” Collins, Appomattox; Lem Fitzgerald, Covington; Joe Mack
Runnemede
N. J
Bert Milling
Mobile
Ala
Gordon Regine
Dave Robertson
Pelham
N. Y
Sonny” Whaley
Fredericksburg
Hight Spiders
Coxey Bowen
Tazewell
Erickson
Jamestown
Joe Fortunato
Montclair
Bobby Gill
Doc” Savage
Hampton
Houston Sizer
Roanoke
Doug Laird
George
Richmond Freshmen Meet Underdogs In Season Opener
John Marshall High School hosts the 1941 Richmond College freshman squad in Millhiser Gym at 7 p.m. tomorrow. Coach Johnny Fenlon calls the team inexperienced and undersized but notes potential stars Louis Ciola and Dick Malay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenlon
Dick Malay
Louis Ciola
Mabory
Murphy
Brown
Moses
John Marshall High School
Richmond
Millhiser Gym
Richmond College
Johnny Fenlon
Charles Moses
Clora
Malay
Marshall Brown
West Virginia
Tom Murphy
al Pyles
Buddy Mills
Howard Moore
Thomas Jefferson
Bob Houghton
Berryville
Jack Mabry
John Marshall
Frosh
Randolph Macon
Hall of Washington and other cross country awardees named
Hall of Washington Slip Madigan of Queens Village Long Island and Max Walker of Clifton Forge received cross country awards this week. Athletic Director Glenn F Thistlethwaite announced minor letters to Owen Gwathmey Harold Parker and Alvin Long. Numerals went to Addison Dalton and John Gayle both of Richmond. Numeral sweaters to Walton Mallory and Bill Mackwaine of Richmond and junior managers of the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Washington
Slip Madigan
Queens Village
Long Island
Max Walker
Clifton Forge
Glenn F. Thistlethwaite
Owen Gwathmey
Beulahville
Harold Parker
Cartersville
Alvin Long
Richmond
Addison Dalton
John Gayle
Walton Mallory
Bill Mackwaine
CB's Keep Lead In Intramural Bowling Clash
The Cat Birds won three straight over a Sigma Phi Epsilon five to solidify first place in the intramural bowling league. Paredes led with a 339 as his 1600 pin set, while Lumsden rolled 882 for SPE high set. Lambda Chi Alpha won three, Phi Delts failed to place a team, and Billy Graham led Kappa Sigma with 854.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Birds
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Paredes
Lumsden
SPE
University of Richmond
Brain Trust
Theta Chi
Profes
Kappa Sigs
Phi Kaps
Barnett
Ka’s
Barnette
Pi Kappa Alpha
Kappa Sigma Five
Billy Graham
Nelson Bull
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Delts
Dalton
LCA
Kappa Alpha
Kappa Eee
Theta Chi Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Kappa Sigma
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Delta Theta
H.l.g.—Barnett
Marable
H.T
Hendersons 324, press posts big win in league tie
Henderson's 324 posted a 1601 team set while defeating the TDs led by Gorman's 842. The win leaves both teams tied for fourth in the league standings. The Kappa Alpha team took the first two games from the PIKA's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Gorman
Kappa Alpha
PIKA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ram's Jewelers
Richmond Capitol
Rams
Dick Pinek
W&l Flash
Jeweler
North Carolina
Glamack
Pinck
Arthur Jones
W&m
Richmond Star
Dick Humbert
Andy Fronczek
Spider
J-M
Grove Ave
Deanna Durbin
Charles Laughton
Thurs
Ida Lupino
Louis Hayward
George Brent
Ilona Massey
Wally
Stoefler
Featuring
Marvis Dinning
Wises
Broad Street
Don Grimes and His Orchestra
Featuring Todd Calvin
Barry McKinley
Greyhound
Sampli
Norfolk
Philadelphia
New York
Winchester
Lynchburg
Greyhound Terminal
East Broad Street
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