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Randolph-Macon College

Athletics, 1830/2025

12 Cubic Feet

"All Sports" or "Multi Sport" refers to material covering or containing information about multiple sports or sporting teams, not coed sports or both the men's and women's teams of a sport

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Athletics, 1830/2025 12 Cubic Feet

"All Sports" or "Multi Sport" refers to material covering or containing information about multiple sports or sporting teams, not coed sports or both the men's and women's teams of a sport

Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Richard Royden Turner Correspondence, 1892

1 Linear Feet 3 items

This collection is a personal letter to Master W. O. Bickle of Staunton. Topics mentioned are football, school food, and Thanksgiving break.

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Richard Royden Turner Correspondence, 1892 1 Linear Feet 3 items

Bickle, W. O., Master

This collection is a personal letter to Master W. O. Bickle of Staunton. Topics mentioned are football, school food, and Thanksgiving break.

Virginia Military Institute Archives

Spencer L. Carter papers, 1890/1893

2 items

The Spencer L. Carter papers contain two items dating from Spencer L. Carter's VMI cadetship. Included is a notebook (binding missing) compiled by Carter that concerns VMI football and baseball. It includes lists of teams, game scores, and plays.

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Spencer L. Carter papers, 1890/1893 2 items

Carter, Spencer L. (Spencer Leslie), 1873-1950

The Spencer L. Carter papers contain two items dating from Spencer L. Carter's VMI cadetship. Included is a notebook (binding missing) compiled by Carter that concerns VMI football and baseball. It includes lists of teams, game scores, and plays.

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