Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-11-24
FOR ARMY-NAVY GAME.
Plan To Stop Ticket Traffic Scheme
Of University Of Penn-The Navy
Boxholders.

Boxholders.
According to a rumor going tn,
| rounds of the campus of the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania yesterday after
noon the committee of the University
of Pennsylvania having charge of tn,
arrangements for the Army-Navy
game tomorrow on franklin Field, i:
thinking Of adopting a scheme which,
it is hoped, will tend to put a stop tc
furher speculation in the University
share of the tickets for the contest.
The idea is that in cases where the
committee has learned the serial OIL
section number of seats that have
been resold by the ticket brokers, and
it is said they have much information
Of this character, duplicate tickets
will be issued for those seats. The
ushers of the sections affected will be
informed to bar the entrance of per-
sons with the resold tickets and honor
only the duplicate seat checks.
The list If thse who will occupy the
thirty two boxes at the disposal of the
Navy Athletic Association for the
game tomorrow was made public yes
terday.
A compartment in the centre of the
field has been reserved for President
Taft, although it is not likely that he
will see the game. Mrs. Taft and
Miss Helen Taft will probably oc upy
the box. Among those who will be
seen cheering for the Navy in the
front row of the north stand are
Vice President Sherman, George
Won l.. Meyer, Secretary of the
Navy; Beekman Winthrop, Ass slant
Secretary of the Navy, and many
Senators and Congressman and others
prominent in both political and busi-
ness circles. The Navy list follows /:
No. 49-United States Senator
Frank B. Brandegee, of Connecticut.
No. 50-Congressman j. w. Weeks
and Congressman A. L. Bates.
No. 51-Rear Admiral w. H. Brown
son, Congressman Richmond P. Hobson
and DR.. Thomas Fell.
No. 52-Capt. A. L. Russell, j. w.
Kittrell and Congressman George A.
Loud.
No. 54-Rear Admiral Hugo Oster-
haus, u. S. NJ, commander in chief
of the Atlantic fleet.
No. 55-Rear Admiral Hutch |.
Cone, chief of the Bureau of Steam
Engineering; Chief Constructor Rich
ard M. Watts, U. S. N. and Congress-
man S. w. Mccall, of Massachusetts.
No 56-Rear Admiral Twining,
U. S. N. Chief Paymaster 7. ].
Cowie, U. S. NJ, and Congressman
A. J. Peters.
No. 57-Capt. F. +. Fletcher, U. S.
N; Congressman r. A. Vreeland and
United States Senator James A.
Red.
No. 5s-Rear Admiral Richard
Wainwright U. S. N; Rear Admiral
William P. Potter, u. S. NJ, and Con-
gresham Edwin S. Underhill.
No. 68-Capt. John H. Gibbons, Su-
perintendent Of the United States Ma
val Academy.
No. 69-George Won L. Meyer, Sec
retary of the United States Navy.
No. 70-Beekman Winthrop, Assist
ant Secretary of the Navy.
No. 71--Commander c. H. Logan,
commandant of midshipmen, Naval
Academy.
No. 72--President William H. Taft.
No. 8l--Col. Robert N. Thompson,
of New York.
No. 82-.Charles Dearing, Rear Ad-
miral Herbert Winslow, U. S. N, and
Congressman M. E. Driscoll.
No. S5--James S. Sherman, Vice
President of the United States.
No. S6--Congressman E. w. Roberts
and Congressman c. Bascomb Slem.
No. S7--United States Senator B. r.
Tillman, Congressman Ira Wood and
Rear Admiral w. D. Marshall, u.
S. N.
No. S9--Pear Admiral Bradley A..
Fiske, U. S. N. Capt. Aaron Ward, u.
S. N, and w. E. Corey, former head
of the steel trust.
No. 9G--United States Senator Isa-
dor Rayner and Governor Austin l..
Crothers, of Maryland.