William and Mary Defeats Richmond In Nervy Track Meet
William and Mary edged the University of Richmond 67 to 59 in a tight Coast-to-Coast track duel at Williamsburg. Kalin and Taylor starred for the Tribe with five nine clearance as Kahn returned from a six day trip to join the effort.
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William Mary
U. of R
Willan and Mary
University of Richmond
Cary Mield
Williamsburg
William
Mary
Kalin
Taylor
Kahn
Tatum
Isenhour
Toegether
Sen
South Atlantic Track Meet Hosted by University of Richmond
Virginia, Maryland, Richmond, William and Mary, Wake Forest and others compete on Stadium Field led by Coach Frank M. Dobson A A A commissioner. The event features top runners and field athletes with finals scheduled for Saturday and a long list of entrants across sprints distance hurdles and throws.
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Virginia
University of Maryland
University of Richmond
William and Mary College
Wake Forest
Bluefield College
Roanoke
St. John’s College
Randolph-Macon
Hampden-Sidney
Stadium
Frank M. Dobson
Maryland
Cummings
Irvine
Castleman
Enslow
Pugh
Tharpe
Goode
Richmond
Groves
Davis
William and Mary
Daniels
Dobson
Hamilton
Hoof
Todd
Rackley
Barger
Brown
St. John’s
Richardson
Frost
University of Virginia
B. Pugh
Whiteford
Haynie
Willam and Mary
Martin and Williams
Sheriff
McCulan
Burrus
Humphreys
Lutz
Daniel
Charles
Bloxom
Wells
Taylor
Carlton
Hoshall
Muli
Discus
Supplee
Ditman
Zulick
St. Johns
Powell
Smith
William and
Thomas Hall Wins Intra mural Track Meet
Thomas Hall dominated a triangular meet with Jeter Hall and Town Men, scoring 45 to 37 and 20 respectively. Elliott of Jeter Mall led scoring with 14 points, while Galvin and Witten tied for second, and Swanson and Ragozzino of Thomas Hall tied for third.
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Thomas Hall
Jeter Hall
Town
Elliott
Jeter Mall
Galvin
Witten
Hignarkers
Swanson
Rageozzino
Eliott
Indians Dominate Track Meet at Williamsport
Richmond's Winder won the two mile race in a bold late move, while Groves led the weight events to a dominant 25 of 27 points for the Indians. Goode netted two dash wins as strong fields contested high jump and hurdles, with Creath's absence noted as a loss for the UMR lineup.
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Groves
Athletic Association Installs New Officers
Westhampton Athletic Association held its final meeting for the year in the Red Cross Building on May 2. Miss Marjorie Rhodes bid farewell and welcomed successor Annie Renee Powell who pledged to continue the group’s good work with support. New officers include Powell president, Richardson vice president, Rudd secretary, Roper treasurer, Ballard hockey manager, Rogers basketball manager, Crews track manager, and Holtzman tennis manager.
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Westhampton Athletic Association
Red Cross
Marjorie Rhodes
Annie Renee Powell
Mary Richardson
Margaret Rudd
Marguerite Roper
Virginia Ballard
Sarah Rogers
Georgia Mae Crews
Virginia Holtzman
Spiders Defeat Tigers 7 4 In Richmond Clash
University of Richmond Spiders beat Hampden Sydney Tigers 7 to 4 in Death Valley. Minter of Richmond outpitched Hundley, with 7 hits allowed to 10. A Creath of the Spiders was injured late and will miss the rest of the season.
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University of Richmond
Tigers
Hampden-Sidney
Dobson
Death Valley
Minter
Richmond
Hundley
Bernier
A. Cook
Rebing
Rouse
Dobsonites
A. Creath
Spiders
Richmond Clinches 7 4 Victory Over William and Mary
Sam Creath pitched the Spiders to a 7 4 win over the Tribe as Richmond gains the Old Dominion collegiate crest. A. Cook leads off with a single and advances follow. Final out secured by Miller.
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Miller
University of Richmond
Sam Creath
Tasker Tribe
Spiders
Old Dominion
Preliminary Trials See Records Broken On The Cinder Path
Westhampton cinder path preliminaries end track season with four college records. Annie Renee Powell 26 broke her high jump record to 4 ft 6 1 2 in and 75 yard dash in 9 2 5 sec. Estelle Clark 27 cleared 7 ft 7 3 4 in standing broad jump. Rebecca Brockenbrough 25 set running broad jump at 14 ft 9 3 4 in surpassing Powell’s 14 ft 5 1 4 in. Cathryn Henna last year had 9 3 5 sec in dash record.
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Westhampton Cinder Path
Annie Renee Powell
Cathryn Henna
Estelle Clark
Anna Riddick
Rebecca Brockenbrough
Spiders Drive Early Lead In Dugout Baseball Rally
Walden doubled and scored on Creath single as the Indians soldiered to a 2 0 inning start. Fary and Brasseur produced key plays in a high scoring sequence, with further runs by Delk Moss and Creath in a tense early frame. The game continued with multiple fanned batters and defensive plays, shaping a tight contest.
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Dick Walden
A. Cook
Sam Creath
Walden
Cook
Thompson
Rouse
Kahn
F. Cook
Brassuer
Indians
Peanuts
Bell
Fary
J. Todd
Ditto Drewery
Rolley
Fury
Delk
Miller
Robins
Moss
Gregory
Eley
Ken Walden
Fanning
Parsons
Fred Cook
Captain Cook
Paul Rouse
Grasseur
Drewry
Brasseur
O. R.—Bell
Parson
Creath
Secn
Bary
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