Harry Carter Chosen to Lead Team for 1917 Season
Hirty Cartee was unanimously selected to lead the team for 1917 after a banquet by Coach Dohvon. He played both football and baseball here, known for solid defense and offense and always gave ground in tackles. The event honored lettermen with gifts and praise from the squad and student body.
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Hirty Cartee
Thekla
Tle
Tarely
Mivery
Damm
Tie Oostion
Dohvon
Divne
Collegian
Basketball Practice Under Way
Dearth of new material leaves the outlook discouraging as two weeks of practice fill the temporary gym scene for the coming season. Football season delays and exams have limited prior practice, with more details continued on page four.
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association Meets in Lexington
The biennial I P A meeting drew 700 college students from Yale Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota California and others. Speakers included Wool Bryan Etan Magene Nylose and Dr Witefield Beott Wall among national figures and university leaders.
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Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Lexington
Why
Jarpeat
Bar. Sur
Yale
Wieconsin
Michigan
Minnesta
California
Riehmond College
Virginia
Geven Hundred
W. Miller
J.0. Hibbard
Wool
Bryan
Tit Lanedrith
Eton
Magene Nylose
Magenebusetts
Witefield Beott Wall
Northewestern Medival School
Erne J. Willams
Prrson
Chicago
Eawin Warley Snarks
Town State College
W. A. Gantald
Center’ University
Danville
Mish Ann Gordon
Nasional W
CLT
Mra. Beecham
Kentucky State Wy Co. 7
Inter-Society Debate Tonight on Virginia Tax Segregation
The 1916 17 Inter-Society Debate is tonight at eight in the auditorium. The question asks whether Virginia's partial tax segregation plans should be abandoned with Mu Sigma Rho Society presenting the affirmative.
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Virginia
Mu Sigma Rho Society
Spiders and Tigers Vie for Eastern Association Title
In the Eastern Association season ending with Richmond College leading the standings, Spiders star Whittet and Tigers backfield ace Muddle led scoring. Muddle tallied five touchdowns in one game, while Whittet set a school record with eleven touchdowns in the series, and Wicker topped field goals with three. A final scoreless tie left Richmond College and Temple-Sidney sharing the championship in a closely contested campaign.
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Masters Virginia Association
Spiders
Tigers
M& Postaenaaon
Titan Awiles
Wix Feames
Dave Huddle
Tiger
Mires
Mide
Wild
Mary Tniliaie
Rai Olph Maccon Yellow Jackets
Sterling Quertey
Pitt
Eugle
Robins
Milbourne CR
Miller GR
Fler
Thum
Ptompden-Sidney
Wicker
Splitts
Dick Tharvey
Pivors
Miecessor
Heavey
Sidney Kdcking
Porter
Reardon
Yellow Jackets
Whittet
Toms
Morton
Yellow Jack
Thas
Whit Fall
Brouchdowns
Wintern Association
Richmond College
Tamplen-Sidnay
Literary Societies Elect Officers For Winter Term
The Philologian and Mu Sigma Rho literary societies elected officers last Friday night. Philologian officers include President Wirt I. Davis and Editor in Chief of the Messenger Albert O G Cheetham. Mu Sigma Rho officers include President George P. Smith and Associate Editor Moses Gellman.
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Philologian
Muslime Rho
Philologians
Messenger
Mu Sigma Rho
George P. Smith
Moses Gellivany
M.T. Spicer
Win
Bagby
Sargeant-at-Arms
Lunt
Frelly Hall Mantger
D. W. Chariton
the Messenger
W IV. Martin
Moses Gellman
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Harry Carter
Highland Park
I. P. A.meeting
Lexington, KY
Masters OF Eastern Association
Hastern Association
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Croke
R. M
Somers
W. My
Andl Randolph
Tive
Onde Anon Gondlivan
Low Ui
Willtathan Porter
Shuman
Tin Warren
Thote Stig
Spidexa
Jienond College
Randolphe Maecon Hondry
Joan Aore
Willian
Mary
Sémwon
Righmond College
Dno
Lange Mensum
Dobson
Hold
Kuyk
Pit
Miler
Wieker Svas
Phinan
Palmore
Bernier
Aldo
Sata
Aecert
Huvman
Literary
Wirt I. Davis
Homer A. Noblin
Bocretary
Roy T. Abrama
Ovitic
Skinner
Censor
S. Willard Quick
Say. Jeant atArms
FV. Eletts
Wall Miengers
G. Selluccis
T. C. Satterfield
Viitorin-Ohio
the Mossenger
Albert OG. Cheetham
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