Intramural Sig Eps Sweep Track Meet Firsts
SPE dominated the Spring Track and Field meet, winning 12 of 13 firsts and amassing 52 points. Phi Gamma second, Rebels third, Pi Kappa Alpha fourth, Theta Chi fifth, Lambda Chi sixth, SAE seventh, Phi Kap eighth as close scoring spread.
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Sig
SPE
Permormance
Phi Gam
Rebels
Pi Kappa Alpha
Theta Chi
Lambda Ghi
SAE
Phi Kap
PIKA
Placement Services and Teacher Interviews Notice
College placement and teacher interview schedule announced. Richmond College placement office lists sessions with Central National Bank in banking careers. Anne Arundel County schools hold afternoon interviews in Ryland Hall 102 from 1 to 4 50 p.m. Students must sign up with Miss Lowry. Events include Mile Relay and various track field marks for Phi Gam Rebels and other groups.
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Richmond College
School of Business Macement Ofice
Central National Bask My
Anne Arundel County
Annapolis
Williamsburne and
Smouth City
Land Hal
Miss Lowry
Ryland Hall
Richmond Lions Open 1963 Baseball With Michigan State
Richmond begins the 1963 season at home versus Michigan State amid questions on lineup after losing key players Grover Flint Frank Griffith Johnny Clayton and Mel Ridout. New candidates Stan Tucker Paul Richlin and Tommy Goodman vie for Flint’s shortstop vacancy while Griffith and Ridout left pro contracts.
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Michigan State
University of Richmond
Grover Flint
Frank Griffith
Johnny Clayton
Mel Ridout
Flint
Stan Tucker
Paul Richlin
Tommy Goodman
Fresh
John Clayton
Mel Rideout
Rideout
Griffith
John Velope
Diamond Nine Opens Season This Afternoon
Diamond Nine begins its season this afternoon with pitcher workload shared by sophomores Bill Smiley Jim Bush Bob Philyaw and Evan Davis. Captain Bobby Stewart returns in center field with .271 batting while outfield battles involve Rucker Burnette Jim Me lung and others. Infield features Jim McGuffin at second Al Mc Namee at third and sophomores Dick Thompson Don Douglas and Dennis Fabella in key roles as Richmond faces Michigan State and then Brown Harvard in early April.
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Mac Pitt
Bill Smiley
Jim Bush
Bob Philyaw
Evan Davis
Bobby Stewart
Stewart
Rucker Burnette
Jim Me‘lung
Bob Marchant
Bill Thomas
Terry Owen
Jim McGuffin
al McNamee
Dick Thompson
Don Douglas
Dennis Fabella
Spiders
Michigan State
Richmond
Brown University
Harvard
Smithfield High Hosts Radio Quiz For $1,000 Scholarship
Smithfield High School will host a Sunday Radio Scholarship Quiz on WRML in which three Tidewater seniors compete for a $1,000 prize. Contestants are Virginia Norton Great Bridge High School Nancy Cox Smithfield High School and Harvey W Roberts Granby High School Norfolk. They will answer questions from Quizmaster CG J Gray across English history mathematics and general science. The winner advances to the semifinals joining eight prior round winners.
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Smithfield High School
Tidewater
University of Richmonds
WRML
Virginia Norton
Great Bridge High School
Nancy Cox
Harvey W. Roberts
Norfolk
Granby High School
Miss Norton
Miss Cox
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By Fields Richardson
Maney
Parrish
Pika Long
Lea
Pika Mercer
Strickland Sper
Marley
Sakowski
Phi Gam Ferguson
Rowe
Theta Chi Hundley—Phi Gam Shotwell—Sar
Slis—Lambda Chi
Benton
Richardson
Toreyson
Piika Baok
Towberan—Rebels
Phi Gam Rebels
Brooks
Edmundson
Schoonover
Discus Johnson—Sae
Dirom
Hodges
Lambda Chi
Storey
Gooch—Phi Gam
Rowe—Theta Chi Ted
Hollins
King
Peterson-Phi Kap
Thompson
Lambda Chi Parrish
Pika and Cousins Rebels
Dick Peterson
Peterson
Winston
America
N. J, Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston Salem
Diamond Nine
Smithfield High
Virginia Electric and Power Company