Spiders Freshmen Edge Boys Club In Fast Richmond clash
Freshmen from the University of Richmond lost 37-28 to the Boys Club of Richmond after a furious second half. Spider Taylor Sanford led with seven first half field goals, while Red Grange Adams Cy Perkins and Gummy Proctor paced the visitors with four goals each. Proctor’s passing helped turn the tide, though Sanford was limited to one second-half field goal. The game featured rapid pace, no fouls marred the action, and Dean Murray refereed a clean contest. The teams meet Fork Union next.
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Seawright
Gaskins
University of Richmond
Boys’ Club of Richmond
Taylor Sanford
Chatham
Boys’ Club Combine
Red Grange” Adams
Cy" Perkins
Gummy
Proctor
Twelfth Street
Wolfe
Sanford
Richmond
Dean Murray
Fork Union
U. of R. Fresh Boys’ Club
Tol Wat Npavacue Adams
Perkins T
Wolfe Troianu
Bua Apeosseed Caplan
Perks
Patteson
First Y M C A Meeting Proves Huge Success
The first meeting of Y M C A on Thursday January 14 drew a large student turnout and lively participation. Discussion centered on Are College Men Hypocrites from the Sermon on the Mount. Future topics and four week class enrollment are expected to grow.
Dean May Keller to Speak at Newport News Woman's Club
Dean May L. Keller will speak January 22 at the Woman's Club of Newport News Virginia. Miss Susan Lough and Miss Grace Landrum were confined to their rooms several days of the past week due to sickness.
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Dean May L. Keller
Woman's Club
Newport News
Susan Lough
Grace Landrum
Roy Fugate to Speak at Westhampton Vesper Service
Roy Fugate executive secretary of the World Friendship Program will speak at vesper services at Westhampton College on February 7. Arrangements set for a union meeting of Y W C A and Y M C A delegates from Union Theological Seminary Medical College of Virginia Randolph Macon College St Elizabeth's Hospital and other city hospitals to be held at the University of Richmond during his visit to address the convention. Exact time and location pending.
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Roy Legate
World Friendship Program
Y. W
Vvesper
Westhampton College
Union Theological Seminary
Medical College of Virginia
Randolph-Macon College
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
University of Richmond
Senate
Spider Band Leads Confederate Division Parade at Memorial
The Spider Band played over WRVA as part of the Virginia World War Memorial cornerstone ceremony parade on Jan 19. Nine bands and over 100 organizations took part, with Monroe Park starting the 1:30 PM march to the memorial site. The local band led the Confederate Division, wearing red and blue sweaters, white trousers, and blue caps.
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Virginia
World War Memorial
Monroe Park
Memorial
Debate Over Ideal College Size Sparks Education Talks
Dr. McMillan of Wells College argues 200 students best for arts and sciences while Swarthmore favors 500. The Oxford plan is favored for undergraduate work as other educators discuss endowment goals of about 5000 dollars per student. The American Association of Colleges, including the University of Richmond, meets alternately in Chicago and New York.
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McMillan
Wells College
Swarthmore
Oxford
American Association of Colleges
University of Richmond
Chicago
New York
Professor Dodds Hosts Sigma Upsilon Story Critique
Professor C. L. Dodds entertained Sigma Upsilon members and guests at the Kappa Sigma House from three to five. Members read and discussed stories in the first criticism class of the series, about twenty in attendance, with sandwiches and tea served during a short intermission.
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C. L. Dodds
Sigma Upsilon
Kappa Sigma House
Richmond University Sees 29 Students Admit to State Bar
Richmond University reports 29 students qualified for the state bar. With fifty total University of Richmond graduates having passed the bar, officials anticipate forming a state bar club soon. Names include Gary Blake, Charles Bowles, Evan Chesterman, and others. The effort signals growing professional placement among local graduates.
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Richmond University
Gary Blake
Geo
Booker
R. Houston Brett
Charles C. Bowles
Evan R. Chesterman
Disney Cole
Isabelle Eason
Felix $. Edmunds
Charles W, Ferrer
E. L. Grimm
J. Hamilton Hening
C. R. Herrink
Major M. Hillard
W. M. Huntley
Royal I. Jones
Christopher S. Massei
L. M. Matthieu
Joe T. Mizell
Charles R. Moss
J. W. Phillips
Walter L. Rush
Wilbur H. Ryland
Hal Sale
Gibson Shelton
Be, Smith
Dix Sutton
William F. Toms
Leon Wahrman
John C. Williams
University of Richmond
Juniors of Westhampton Hold Important Meet
The article notes a junior event in Westhampton with continued coverage. It mentions a new ring nearly identical to the old, differing only by a pine tree on each side of the seal. The Westhampton seal remains unchanged.
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Westhamp
Westhampton
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Adams
Twelfth Streeters
Roy Fugate
Vesper
Spider Band
WRVA
Harris, Flippen & CO
Main St
L. P. Levy Co
East Broad Street
East Broad
F. W. Boatwright
W. T. Sanger
School of Medicine
School of Dentistry
School of Pharmacy
School of Nursing
J. R. McCauley
Prof. Dodds
STATE
East Gray Street
Virginia Dairy
Virginia Dairy Co
BOUL
Seventh St.Christian Church
the Friendly Church
Corner
7Th and Grace
the Homeier-Clark Studio
Superion
E. Broad
Cavedo’s Drug Store
Floyd Ave
Robinson St
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