Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-23
GAME ORDER ISSUED
Plans For MiddieS Trip To Phil
adelphia Announced AT The
Academy Today
LIEUT.. STEELE COMMANDS
Will Have Charge OF Two BsitaIiOns On
Saturday While In QuskerIOwn

Orders governing the movement of
the brigade of Midsbipmen to Phila-
delphia for the game with Army on
Saturday, and the trip of the men,
bers of the football squad were issued
at the Naval Academy this morning.
The football squad will leave at 80
on Friday morning over the Short
Line, reaching Philadelphia at IL :52
the same morning. Thirty-five play
ers. including substitutes and regu-
lars, will go along and in addition the
following cheer leaders. managers
snd assistants will make the trip
with the team: F. E. +. Uberroth, r.
w. Paine. w. M. Quey, J. II. Ma
gruder, Jr., r. S. Field and G.. A.
Smith.
Lieut. F. d. Berrien, head coach,
will be in direct command of the
squad during its stay in Philadel-
phia. The brigade will leave on Sat
urday morning and after lunching
with the University of Pennsylvania
and seeing the game, will return that
night.
The first battalion in charge of
Lieut.. j. M. Enochs, U, S. N, will
leave Annapolis at a. m. from the
Short Line station via the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad. Surgeon d. ~ Car
penter, U S. NJ, one hospital steward
and one hospital apprentice will
accompany this battalion. The band,
buglers and or6erlies designated will
go with this battalion in car pro-
vided for the purpose. On arrival at
Philadelphia this battalion will dis
embark and Yarch to join the second
battalion near Franklin Field.
The second battalion in charge of
Lieuts. G. w. Steele, Jr., and +.
H. Poteet. U. S. N, will leave An
napolis at s a. m. from the West
street station lvia the Pennsylvania
railroad. One hospital steward and
one hospital apprentice will accom-
pany this battalion.
Company officers will keep their
companies together in the cars, and
no persons except those accompany
ing the brigade officially will be per-
mitted in the cars of the battalions.
Midshipmen will not be permitted
to leave the cars for any purpose
while en- route.
Upon the assembling of the two
battalions in Philadelphia. Lieut.. G.
w. Steele, Jr., will take command
and march the brigade to the gym
nasium of .the University of Penn
sylvania, where luncheon will be
served at 80.
The assembly will be sounded at
/ 80 p. m. The brigade will fall
in and in charge of the brigade COM
mander and cadet officers march to
their seats on Franklin Field. All
Midshipmen, excepting the football
team and members composing the
squad, and those Midshipmen assign
ed to special duties by the Command
ant of Midshimen will be present at
this formation and occupy the seats
assigned the brigade.
After the game the Midshipmen
will be permitted to utilize the time
between the end of the game and the
muster, before the departure of the
trials, as they may desire.
Z The first battalion and band will
form at the Baltimore and Ohio Sta
tion, Twenty-fourth and Chestnut
streets, at 7:l5 Up. m. and march on
board Immediately thereafter. The
second battalion will form at the
Pennsylvania Station, Brood street,
at z :15 p. m. and march on hoard inn
mediately thereafter.
Each train will leave pramptly at
1880 p. m. for the return trip. The
Naval Academy regulations will re.
main in full force while the Midship-
men are absent from the Naval Aca6s
emy.