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

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B. A. Helsabeck V. GooDsiDE C}. F. Spitzer J. B. TcDD, Coach BASKETBALL R. D. Bun ER o:;iii L. Si.avix, Manager Lee Todd VV. E. Daniels J. H. COFLIN E. W. Waugh C. Garrard J. L. Spencer F. G. DeBusk A. McCain L. L. Eeall BASEBALL E. C. (jAtes J. McCall M. H. McCall W. Lett E. H. Hlmpuries J. H. Meadows R. D. BUTTERWORTH W. E. Daniel H. G. BvRD William Oliver m. pui.liam D. Garner TENNIS E. B. Kent J. McCall J. R. Copenhaver Hal Davis David Lawson R. B. HiLLSMAN ATHLETIC EMBLEM (Two Letters in One Sport) Basketball L. L. Beall H. G. Bvrd B. A. Helsabeck L. B. Todd W. E. Daniel L. Slavin, Manaz er Tennis E. B. Kent E. H. Walcii J. R. Copenhaver D. Lawson Hal Davis J. L. Spencer E. C. Gates M. McCall Baseball F. G. DeBusk J. McCall E. H. Humphries Basketball, Baseball R. D. Butterworth

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asooecsBrfUibiAKje Teems, 1930 The 1930 tennis team did well on the court. The team won from Lynchburg, L ni ersity of Richmond, Seminary, Roanoke, Lynch- burg Country Club, and Seminary, while they lost only to Hampden- Sidne}-, AVilliam and ] Lary, and the L ni ersity of irginia. The whole team played bang-up matches, with Waugh and Lawson always coming through with a win. Too, Da is, Garrard, Copenhaver, and Hillsman performed well. Prospects seem good for 1931 with all the old men back except Copenhaver and lots of new material to show their abilit . The 1 93 1 schedule will include, in addition to the above teams, Vashington and Lee, Juiniata, and V . ] L L

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M.CV THE eOLF£ fS H£ffim 1951 This sport which was first introduced into the college in the year 1928-29 has developed into a regular branch of the athletics. After a short but very interesting tournament in which Duval, Senior Med., became the first golf champion of the college, it was decided to make the tournament an annual affair. Last year a second tournament was announced and a large number of golfers responded, which resulted in several very hot and closely contested matches with Doc ' Ralston defeating Traynham in the finals and winning the gold medal offered each year by the Athletic Asso- ciation of the College. The tournament uncovered a very formidable array of golfers. All matches proved very interesting and the A. A. was well pleased with the showing made by its first golf team and awarded them letters at the annual monogram banquet. This year more interest than ever was shown in the tournament with thirty-four answering the first call. Croom came through over Traynham for the gold medal emblematic of the school championship. Tarrant, Heartwell, and Kerlin were others to win places on the squad as a result of the tournament. A four-man team will be used for each match. A very extensive schedule is being arranged with the leading teams of the state with two good trips in view. The team is showing vast improvement and the athletic association has made the members of the squad members of the Hermitage Country Club, which will afford them one of the best clubs of the city for practice, pleasure, and matches.