Duo of Triumphs Continues In Baseball Box Score Note
In the inning Lancaster and Turner seized free passage while Day was blocked. Williams and Alexander drew walks as Lacy beat Walden to the plate for the second out. Hughes singled driving in a run. Kilman flied out to end the frame. Snead retired the next two batters then Skaggs relieved after Day and Williams reached base. Breneman added a score on Towill’s miscue as Alexander exited. Box score follows.
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Lancaster
Turner
Day
Williams
Alexander
Lacy
Walden
Hughes
Kilman
Snead
Skaggs
Breneman
Towill
Hampden
Sidney A
Kilmon
Lave
Brenaman
Hi Ts
Spiders
Tigers
Carter
Jones
Turlington
Pollard
Skages
R. C
H.S
Spiders Beat Tigers In Rough College Baseball Game
In Richmond, the Spiders defeated the Tigers 7 to 4. Key players included Carter Snead Williams and Brenaman. Pitchers Snead and Skages logged the win and loss, with late runs and bases on balls shaping the outcome.
Indians Comeback Bid Fails Against Richmond College
Elaborate plans by William and Mary to defeat Richmond College fail as Sobbie Snead’s pitching drives extra innings but the Indians score only once. Love, deemed fortunate, is forgotten guiding the final inning as the spiders dominate.
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Richmond College
William and Mary
Sobbie
Snead
Dobson
Love
Spiders
Intersociety Debates Ignite Campus Rivalry
Monday night features an intersociety contest with Philogians represented by RR Coverlee J R Saunders KK Ik Burke and Mu Sigma Rho backed by Ly Charlton Spratt Matthews. The piece also notes social visits including Kathleen Prentiss and Clara Mansfield visiting Frances Vaughan and a weekend gathering at Melba Harvey’s home.
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Philogians
Messrs, RR
F. Coverlee
J. R. Saunders
Ik. Burke
Mu Sigma Rho
W. Charlton
P. G. Spratt
W. M. Matthews
South Carolina Meets Virginia and Van Dunford Returns
South Carolina comes up to meet Virginia last week as Van Dunford is scheduled to be with us all this week. The brief notes his timely return and ongoing coverage of the matchup and event participation.
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South Carolina
Virginia
van" Dunford
Richmond Collegian Baseball Highlights and Errors
The Richmond Collegian describes a baseball game where visitors defeated the home team. Key plays include Walden on third after Ton’s single, Joyner and Snead advancing, Bowles driving in two, and an error allowing another run. Garrett, Love, and Close star on the visitors’ side while Indians battle back via timely hits and defensive miscues.
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Richmond Collegian Gressors
Walden
Turlington
Lowe
Joyner
Snead
Bowles
Jones
Garrett
Hennig
Love
Close
Philogian Society Honors Two Medal Winners
On Monday night members competed for two medals. W. Se. Hatcher won the Best Declaimer's Medal with Joseph Rosetta and C. Y. Hui close for second. The Best Leaders Medal went to R. P. Cav erlee with W. M. Pettus as runner up.
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Philogian Literary Society
W. Se. Hatcher
Joseph Rosetta
C. Y. Hui
R. P. Caverlee
W. M. Pettus
Moonlit Campus Celebrates In Melodic Night
The campus has been exceedingly beautiful during a week of moonlight nights with many melodious sonnets heard in recognition of a mysterious spell.
Secretary Baker Attends Annual Con Convention
Secretary of War Baker addressed the annual convention speaking to young men of the fraternity about advice and personal experiences. He discussed his visit to France while Dr. Douglas Freeman served as toastmaster and many important speakers followed.
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Baker
France
Douglas Freeman
Collegian and Messenger editors attend college press conference
A. B. Cook and . F. Leek left to attend the annual conference of college newspaper staffs at Columbia University on May 7 and 8. The college trustees financed the trip. Westhampton hosted many visitors including Miss Esther Jenkins and others plus Mrs. Parks and daughter Nellie.
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A. B. Cook
The
Collegian
F. Leek
Messenger
Columbia University
School of Journalism
Spectator
Westhampton
Esther Jenkins
Esther Winiker
Dorothy Campbell
Elizabeth Williams
Parks
Nellie
Pulliam
Tucker
Little
Lit
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Meeting At Richmond College
National Secretary Torace L. Brighton and Section Chief A. B. Clark spoke at Richmond College with about sixty attendees. John Lightfoot donated the Scholarship Cup honoring four local Fujis who died in the world war, to be awarded yearly for top scholarship. four delegates from Washington and Lee and the University of Virginia attended. Business sessions filled both days, and Friday night featured a dance at the Westmoreland Club.
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Washington and Lee
University of Virginia
Westmoreland Club
Entertaining Cousins Highlight Weekend Visits
Clara Dunnavant hosted her cousin Blanche for a Saturday gathering while Iva Cunningham spent a few days with Elizabeth Landon, sharing social time and family connections.
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Clara Dunnavant
Blanche
Iva Cunningham
Elizabeth Landon
Lillian Robinson Visits With Kina
Lillian Robinson stayed a few days with Kina and the girls were glad to see their old friend.
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Lillian Robinson
Kina
Sallie Anderson Visits Grandmother Over Weekend
Sallie Anderson spent Saturday and Sunday with her grandmother in town.
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Sallie Anderson
Dorothy Lee Visits Lelia Doane This Week
Miss Dorothy Lee visited Lelia Doane from Tuesday through Sunday, sharing time at Doane's home and exchanging greetings with neighbors during the period.
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Dorothy Lee
Lelia Doane
Emma Booth Hosts Evelyn Whitmore at Event
Mrs. Beddell spent Saturday night with her niece Jennie Freeman while Emma Booth hosted Miss Evelyn Whitmore at the gathering.
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Emma Booth
Evelyn Whitmore
Mrs. Beddell
Jennie Freeman
Freshmen Leading College Track Championship
Coach Dobson applies a new method to determine the college track title over several days. Waverley Jones wins the 100 yard dash for the Sophomores as Freshmen and Juniors rack points. Bowles Smith and Williams place in hurdles with Freshmen leading 25 to 11 by Tuesday, Juniors 7, Seniors 0.
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Dobson
Spencer
Towill
Bowles
A. M
Smith
Murray
Tarrant
Hurdies
R. A. Williams
A. M. Smith
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Tom Ane Walden
Blankingship
P Voabuyes
Ransome
Davis
Truitt
Miss Williams
Cunningham
Cameron Johnston
Kathleen Prentiss
Clara Mansfield
Melba Harvey
Elma Hedgepeth
Anita Story
Virginia Richardson
Virginia Lane
Elizabeth Elsen
Frances Vaughan
Richmond College A
A Walden
L I Jones
Hening
Rf Weever
Erie
William and
Mary Crarrett
Ri Veheere
Johnson
Taint
Ban Hewneye
Settle
P Chandler
Onteee
Tbhwe
Brooks
Ef Peeeheer
Young
Cf Joynet
Downing
Rey
Indians
Douible
Johnston
Bevillian
Newton
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