In 1752 William & Mary college officials banned students from keeping horses, arranging races, betting on races and billiards, and from attending cockfights. College support for sporting activity would await the 19th century.
Colleges and Sport
In 1752 William & Mary college officials banned
students from keeping horses, arranging races, betting on races
and billiards, and from attending cockfights. College support for
sporting activity would await the 19th century.
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