Colonial Wive's Win Ends U. R. Undefeated Record
George Washington Colonials beat Richmond 46 to 33 on the Millhiser court ending the Spiders 28‑game winning streak. Led by Captain George Lacy Pitt, Richmond fought to close the gap but GW pulled away in the second half as Galifadon and Frielicher connected on key shots.
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Yearling Cage Team Opens January 4 Schedule Promises Hope
After a solid football season Spider Fresh athletes shift to basketball under Coach Louie Elmore. Sixteen players report, with Mundy Sanford Spler Shambro Whitlow among the standouts. Openers set for January 4 vs Randolph Macon Reserves, then Ashland January 17, with a February slate to follow.
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Spiders to Host Yale in Richmond Gym January 2
University of Richmond cage team prepares to face Yale University at Millillery Gym on Thursday January 2. Yale, a strong Eli quint, defeated NYU last year and is expected to challenge Pittmen. coach Pitt aims for a decisive win.
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Kap Sig Wins Inter-fraternity Touch Football Title
Kappa Sigma defeats Phi Gamma Delta to capture the Inter-fraternity championship in a two game series 14-0 and 19-6. Hudson Price and Windy Winslow starred for Kappa Sigma as they extended their winning streak to ten straight and clinched the AT League title after an opening loss to Lambda Chi.
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Spiders Open 1936 Season With 62 to 38 Victory Over Hampden Sydney
Richmond's Spiders beat Hampden Sydney 62 38 to start the 1936 season. Vinny Brown and Buck Ja cobs led with 16 points each, Bill Bormwalt starred for the Hampden Sydney squad, and Pitt struggled with shooting and rebounds. Brown sparked a big opening in the first half as Pitt trailed 28 18 at the break.
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