Medical College of Virginia - X Ray Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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i nn w r gMiiii Mu iiia umn The basketball season started for the M. C. V. girls in the latter part of November when fifteen girls answered the call of Coach Brandenburger. Only three girls reported that were on last year ' s team, the others having been lost by graduation. However, the freshman candidates came in to help bear the attack. With much coaching and practice the coach put a real team on the floor which consisted of Manager Hill, Captain Boiling, Williams, Bush, Keever, Padsbury, Lacy, Vaiighan, Raper, and Skinner. The substitutes were always at their best when called into action. The schedule was hard but a very good one. The outstanding feature of the year was the trip to Blackstone, on which everyone had the very best of times. Here ' s hoping we can have more bus trips like this one. luch praise must be given the first year girls — Keever, Lacy, Vaughan, and Raper — for the success of the team. 187 m

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letramural Ckampioes The Junior leds kept the cup in the Medical School by successfully defending their goal and dropping the ball in the opponent ' s basket. The Senior Aleds did not put a team on the floor because of the undergraduate internships they held. However, the jiuiiors had one of the best class teams ever seen in action at AI. C. V. The team consisted of Byrd, Casagrande, Eaves, Hillsman, Mirmelstein, Peiin, and L. Todd. The Junior-Soph Dents were runners-up. Varsity Basketball Schedule 1931 Qppomnt Place Date University of Richmond There January Randolph-Macon College . ' Here January George Washington Universit.v Here January Atlantic University Here January William and Mary College There Februarj ' American University Here February Randolph-Macon College There February University of Richmond Here February Hampden-Sidney College Here February George Washington University There February American University There February i86

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fitSt iJfh liiC i ' -% ' ' - --4 ' ' « ' - f»- ir«=-»- We had a fair baseball season in 1930, playing .500 ball. The season would have been a great one had the infield not cracked at inopportune times. The offense was great, but the defense was bad at times. Nevertheless, the fighting spirit was the best that has ever been manifested at M. C. V. and the boys sure did give Coach Todd everything they had. The schedule was a very good one, including V. M. I. and University of Richmond. The new pitchers. Meadows and Pulliam, were great factors, as Spencer had a bad year due to a sore arm. There were no outstanding m;n other than the whole team. Prospects are bright for a good season in 193 1, with Butterworth, Daniel, DeBuslc, J. AlcCall, VlcCain, and Spencer playing their last year with hopes of making it their best year. Senior Pud Smith will tender his best services as manager. A vast amount of new material is available from all three schools.