Red and Blue Out for Davidson at Boulevard Park Showdown
University of Richmond football opens against Davidson College after a win over Hampden-Sidney. The game at Boulevard Park starts at 3 o clock and marks Davidson's first appearance as a football eleven here. The Spiders, led by Dobson, face a tough opponent with intense support anticipated.
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Hampden-Sidney
University of Richmond
Davidson College
Boulevard Park
Dobson
Gooch
Davidson
Spiders
Tar Heels
Richmond
N. C
Davidsonians
Dobsonites
Naturalists' Club Formed to Discuss Nature Topics
A new organization named the Naturalists' Club was formed by men interested in nature. B A Davenport was elected President, L W Bryce Vice President, and E W Gray Secretary and Treasurer. The club aims to discuss topics, exchange ideas, and study nature.
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Naturalists’ Club
B. A. Davenport
L. W. Bryce
E. W. Gray
Spiders Rout Tigers 28–0 as Offense Prevails
The Spiders defeated the Tigers 28 to 0, led by Snead with two touchdowns, while Ziegler Carter and Broaddus added scores and goals. Ziegler and Towill anchored steady gains, as Bethel and Broaddus boosted the line, and Hemmings led the Tigers’ late drive before a fumble turned the ball over.
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Spiders
Tigers
Dobsonites
Snead
Spencer
Carter
Ziegler
Broaddus
Towill
Carleton
Bethel
Willingham
Smith
Attaya
Briton
Radford
Flemmings
Zieg
Hemmings
Page Wive
Proclamation Eve at Westhampton
The Westhampton observance honors the incoming Freshman Class with a candlelit service led by the Senior Class in caps and gowns. Miss Rita Baker of the Class of 1924 sits among robed seniors as Miss Alice Williams welcomes new students and introduces the seven spirits guiding Westhampton.
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Westhampton
Rita Baker
Alice Williams
Katherine Little
Josephine Williams
Richmond College Honors Visiting General Education Board Leaders
University of Richmond students greet Dr. Wallace Buttrick and Mr. Simon Flexner of the General Education Board during Chapel Services. The visitors, praised for past support, did not speak this time, drawing commentary on the impact of money over words. Also present was Mr. Davis, GE B Negro Education head for the South. Dr. Boatwright urged a student choir to perform school songs.
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University of Richmond
Wallace Buttrick
Simon Flexner
General Education Board
Richmond College
Davis
General Education Board of Negro Education
South
University to Form New Musical Clubs on Campus
Growing campus organizations prompt the University of Richmond to organize two music clubs under Professor Seay. The Instrumental Club has thirteen musicians and the Mandolin Club twelve players. The groups promise a new musical style for the campus.
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University of Richmond
Professor Seay