The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
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Especial TO The Times Dlspatch N.Y. ss
st AlNNtAPO LIS MD. Fe b.i34. Five sons
OF the Old Dominion are among g those who
this year leave the Naval Academy to-
become on GERS in the navy Of tho United
states !. They. are more than a usually fne
set Of !. youths. All have disting ulsied
themselves in some line Of work at their
alma mater The qulntette is composed
Of Theodore G. Ellyson, of Richmond;
Robert a.. j ackson. Of Petersburg; Win
field Liggett Jr., Of Harrison burg, Will
liam ST. NicCltntic, of Fort Lewis, and
Walter B.. w oodson, Of Lynchburg
William Stanley cClintic.
william Stanley M cClintic has distin-
guished himself along several different
lines Of work fat the Academy, and leaves
}it with the reputation OF being one Of the
class best athletes, far above the aver
age as q student, and extremely popular
with his comrad es. In his third class
year he was a substitute on tho OF
ball team; last season he played at
tackle during most Of the games. and this
year he was regularly at the center OF
the line, where he was one of the team's
,mainstays. lde was also captain OF the
rifle team. the first organized at the
Academy, and won the gold medal for
the best Workmanship with that Sweapon
during the year. He Is heavy and very
strongly built. 4 IL.
# Winfield Liggett, Jr.
Winfield Liggett,5Jr.. Of Harrlsonburg,
Is themo distinguished scholar among
the yirginians Of the class of 1906. His
specialties are navigation. mechanics and
physics. and In these branches he always
stands among the best In the 4 class. He
is not n student only, however, but9reg-
4i!arly participates In some branch OF ath-
Slartcs, and has made q place on his class
foot ball team three years In succession.
The estimation In which he is held by his
clnsslnntesais shown by his appointment
as a member, OF the class supper commit
4 tee and his election as treasurer Of the
Athletic Association. Z.
Walter Brown Woodson.
Walter Brown Woodson,, of Lynchburg,
Is one Of the tallest mon In the Academy
and another excellent student, finishing
No, 20 among thel11t graduates this year.
( His best work is done In nguages,T phys
los and navigation. Like Alidshipmah
Liggett. he also devotcs a portion OF his
Etinest TO athletics, and has been a menl-
4 Der of his class baseball nlne for two
seasons All;
Theodore G.. Ellyson.
Theodore q. Ellyson, of Richmond, has
always succeeded IN holding u rreditable
position In his studies and has been very
4nctive iii the different stldent movements
while at the Academy, While not of lnrg.
stature. young ISlyson has done very well
4 in several lines OF athletics. Flo has been
a member OF his class and the Academy
scrub baseball nine. and OF his class
foot ball team He was also a lnemher
OF the rifle ~ team. and won the second
media for excellence as a rifle shot: Thus
both first and second honors with small
arms We're won BY Ylrglnlans, III, VI
Robert Allen Jackson,
Robert Allen Ja clsson, OF Petersburg
has been a nulet but very Popul ar mid
yshipman Young Jackson Is an excelleHl
sencer and member OF I he team. He IL
also one OF the finest in the caadeny ana
"a member OF the gymnasium team fol
1.-the las TWO yea s, & s ri 4. x ~ "a,
2placa several mont his EARL r M han uaya
ssins year on acconnt of the urgent az
OF officers to ssrye IN the new ships of ~,