Red and Blue Boxers Clash With Roanoke College Tonight
The first intercollegiate boxing meet at Millhiser Gym pits the University boxers against Roanoke College. Captain Pete Lavinder leads Roanoke with wins over Washington and Lee, while University fighters Willis Wills Roy Lacher Dave Scott Bob Crenshaw Walter Winslow Fred Vaughan Buxton Luning Jim Strong compete in 115 to unlimited divisions. Ringside seats and extra bleachers are set. bouts begin at 8:15 with Henry Gemski announcing.
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Millhiser Gymnasium
Roanoke College
Paddy Mills
Maroons
Washington and
Lee
Roanoke
Pete Lavinder
Collins
Washington
Cough Mills
Willis Wills
Roy Lacher
Dave Scott
Bob Crenshaw
Walter Winslow
Fred Vaughan
Buxton Luning
Jim Strong
Henry Gemski
Zeke Smith
Westhampton Nets Double Wins in Two Court Games
Westhampton varsity edged Richmond Normal 4 15 to 19 in a tight first half then pulled away to win 30 to 19 against Old Rivals. The doubleheader at St Catherine’s Gym featured heavy fouling with six Westhampton fouls converting six of fifteen while Normal scored six foul goals. Lineups showed Raighty, Is oy, Hurt, Neale, and McAdams leading for Westhampton with Carter and Chewning among others for the Old Rivals.
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Richmond Normal
Westhamptons
Westhampton
Richmond
Normal
St. Catherine's
Raighty Isi Oy Tses
J. Neale
Battle Carter
Johnston Crews
Chewning Lowe
G -McAdams Conners
Rogerson
Sorg
Phi Alpha Upsets S.P.E. for Feature Fraternity Victory
Phi Alpha edged Sigma Phi Epsilon 18 17 to hand Sigma Phi Epsilon its first loss of the year as Laster scored ten points. Theta Chi clinched League A with a 14 12 win over Phi Delta Omega and will face the League B winner for the fraternity title.
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Theta Chi
P. D
Phi Delta Omega
Interfraternity League
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Phi Alpha
Laster
Tf Kappa Sigma
Phi Kappa Sigma
Sig
Kappa Sigma
Richmond
Representa Wright
F. 5
Tive
Smith
Red Neblett Stoneburner
Cc . Joyce
G. Brough
Phi Delta Omega Na
Dorsey
F. Kibler
F. Ciecko
Dencon
Hrgharrow
G Campbell
S. Cook
Lockery Sigma Phi Epsilon
Tot Pointer
Norfleet
Lockery. O
Westhampton
West
Mary Ext
Harrisonburg
Blackstone
Pierce
Davenport
Grymes
Spald
College sports round up looks at basketball and more
The report notes basketball rising in Chile and lists college notes from Duke and Richmond. It mentions Roy Alport leaving Duke for the Giants, Bobbie Coombs rumored to be pursued by major leagues, and Coach Coombs uncle. It covers intramural boxing, Phi Delta Omega and Theta Chi league play, and Richmond missing the Southern Conference indoor meet due to finances.
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Roy Alport
Duke University
Giants
Bobbie Coombs
Jack Coombs
Richmond
Chapel Hill
Spider
The
Athletic Council
Granger pipe tobacco praised for fragrant mellow smoke
A reader extols Granger pipe tobacco highlighting its clear flavor and aroma. The piece cites a Kentucky White Burley base, a long established blend method, and claims Granger burns cleanly with little gum and lasting appeal.
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Granger
Blue Grass
Kentucky
J. N
Freshmen baseball set after undefeated basketball season
After an undefeated basketball season, the freshmen shift to baseball under Coach Mae Pitt. Twenty five candidates reported to practice in the gym, with strong prospects including pitchers Riv enbach Hash Phillips and Sanders, catcher George Lacy, and players Brown Ciecko Branch Wrenn Hrgharrow Gaston Upshaw O'Dell and Ball. The schedule features Fork Union John Marshall Petersburg Fishburne William and Mary V M I V Po and Washington and Lee fresh with a potential five day valley trip and a debut game against William and Mary in school history, plus Apr 7 Wake Forest varsity here and Apr 14 Maryland varsity away.
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Mae Pitt
Pitt
George Sanders
Southpawace
Herb Hash
Tom Phillips
Rivenbach
George Lacy
Fork Union
John Marshall
Petersburg
Fishburne
William and Mary
V. Po
Washington and Lee Fresh
Hopewell
Fredericksburg
Wake Forest Varsity
Fork Union Fresh
Maryland Varsity
Prospects Brightest in Years For Successful Track Season
Heavy schedule set for baseball squad this year with a March 30 opener against Washington and Lee at Richmond Stadium. Pending games with Amory Henry Medical College and Union Theological Seminary plus matches with Navy Maryland William and Mary V M I and local rivals. Schedule lists dates from March 30 to May 15 with multiple home and away fixtures.
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Washington and Lee
Richmond
Amory and Henry
Medical College
Union Theological Seminary
Navy
Maryland
William and Mary
V. M
Generals
Virginia
Hampden-Sydney
Randolph-Macon
Ten Lettermen Return for Wake Forest Track Preview
Wake Forest meets open against a strong return lineup led by ten lettermen from last year and a promising freshman corps. Veterans include West Schoole Lucas Williams Peterson Carroll Leverton Joyce Chastain Pearman Hopkins Falls Freund Taylor Pettus, with key losses Vial and Jeffries. The squad trains for a tough schedule featuring N C State Maryland Hampden Sydney and William and Mary.
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University of Lemond
Jimmy West
Schule
Lucas
Williams
Peterson
Carroll
Leverton
Sonny Joyce
Vic Chastain
Roland Pearman
Hopkins
Falls
Freund
Taylor
Pettus
Wake Forest
State
Maryland
Earl Widmeyer
Hampden-Sydney
Lynchburg
Washington and Lee
William and Mary
Maryland Frosh and Varsity Schedule Snippet
The fragment lists college teams and matchups including Maryland frosh and varsity, William & Mary varsity and frosh, North Carolina State varsity and frosh, and Wake Forest Macon varsity, with several games at home or away indicated by here or there.
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Maryland
W. M
Varsity
W. & L. Frosh
N. C
N.C
Macon
W. & M. Frosh
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Crenshaw and Winslow Spider
Rich Normal
Tatum Levihty
Waldrop Cartersom
Milchen Crews
Burgess J
Lowe
McGruder Conner
S.P.E
United States
Chile
Santiago
Iquihue
Cosseva
Jeolfers
Professor Caylor
Spiders
Wellman
G.obacco
Uggett
Myers Tobacco CO
Mac Pitt
Joyce
Chastain
Toyle
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