30 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
1
The University of Richmond establishes an office of Graduate Manager of Athletics with Gary Vaughan as the newly elected graduate manager, signaling a shift in athletic administration.
The Richmond Collegian reports an upcoming home football game between Richmond College and Catholic University on the campus stadium. The piece notes changes in student governance and chapel attendance oversight, plus a shift to campus-hosted home games and expectations of a large local crowd. The Catholics are said to be stronger this season, while Richmond faces lineup gaps and inexperience.
A lively sophomore initiation party for freshmen was held Monday night in the Red Cross Building. The event drew a full crowd with all attendees arriving early as darkness settled over the venue.
The Athletic Council of the university selected Vaughan Gary as manager on Wednesday afternoon. He will assume duties immediately. Continued on page 4.
The Richmond Collegian staged its first public journalistic lecture on the University of Richmond campus. Professor Astrop spoke to about fifty attendees in Westhampton College on Monday at 7 15 noting the lecture focused on Collegian staff instruction and recruitment.
Dr Cullen Pitt will move into the former Richmond Collegian office space at the YMCA building when the new gym completes. Carpenters remodel the glass room into the Collegian and publicity office with a waiting room and private office. A telephone will be installed in the waiting area for student use.
Tonight at 7 15 P M a large athletic rally dominates campus events. Tomorrow at 4 P M Richmond meets Catholic University on Stadium Field. Sunday offers multiple church services with a prominent speaker and evening programs at Soldiers Home and Home for Aged Women. Monday features a literary society gathering and a YMCA talk by Dr Geo W McDaniel on playing games by the rules.
A cautious shift marks the season opener as Stadium Field inaugurates a new athletic policy after previous management staged all events themselves. The change signals a broader approach to athletic operations and scheduling.
The University of Richmond hosted its annual Student Government Reception in the Westhampton College Inner Court on Friday September 28 at 8 30 p m Attended by nearly the entire student body the gala event opened Richmann s social season with the YWCA and YMCA joining in the hosting duties for the first time.
L. C. Hubbard, M. A. ’18, recently returned to the United States after nearly two years in stricken Armenia. He spent several days on the campus this week, sharing many interesting facts about his work and experiences.
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