Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
ATHLETES
LEAVE ON THURSDAY
Order Covers Movement OF Base-
ball Squad On West Point And
oarsrnen On Philadelphia
BOTH EXPECT VICTORY

Orders have been issued at the
Naval Academy for the trips of the
baseball and rowing squads 10 West.
Point and Philadelphia respectively,
the double contingent making UP the
largest number of Mtdshipmen who
ever left Annapolis 1T one time on an
athletic mission Both Will leave
Thursday morning
On account of the prestige which
The meeting Of two service teams gives.
ID the baseball game. greater gem
erai interest III being felt III that con-
test. while the races Oh the water
clearly outranks It In purely athletic
circles. as the aquatic supremacy for
the year among the colleges will be
decided.
Among those who Will see the game
AT West Point are Superintendent
and Mrs. Scales. Comnlandant and
Mrs. STANDBY, and Commander Nc
Whortar, athletic ofFlcer
The order governing the trip Of the
baseball squad follows:
The Naval Academy Baseball Squad
Will leave Annapolis Via The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad lShort Line sta
tionl, after the evening meal, Thurs
day. May 29th, leaving Baltimore at
Is25 4. iii, Friday, May Both and il.
due To arrive at West Point 81 2S9
d, III on Friday Returning, the Squad
will leave West Point III 80 II n..
sunday. June Ist, and IL due % ar
rive ill Annapolis at 4.24 III ii
The following named Midshipnen
will comprise the Squad
First Class Baker. R D.; Ander-
son, q. Goldsmith. MI. u Blakes-
lee. N. Gillon. ] bolton, IL:
Mcdonnell, j All Hiiienkoetter, IL,
H.: Doyle. A, K.; NyheIehel, ] r
Third Class Poole III Fitzger-
aid, III. Bunting. s. esioug1lley.
s. hliIner, u II. Kelly. R
Pine. H Clark, H Phi, e.
Gaines, w R; McCann, u III Alex
ander, ~. McLaury. M
Fourth Class Baker, u. Ne: Hart
man. w S. S.s Humphreys. C o.
Alexander, w. G. Muiholland N
Hogan. H. Harding, r M: Kelly, M
Lieutenant Commander Leslie p.
Anderson, tt Navy will be IN.
charge of the squad and will be ac-
conpanied by the baseball coach
The order covering the movement Of
the rowing squad follows
.The Naval Academy Crew Squad
viii leave Annapolis, via the Baltt-
more and Ohio Railroad lShort Line
stationl at 900 Il M Thursday. May
asth, and ii due to arrive II Philadel-
pllia at 12.24 M Returning, the
squad viii leave philadelphia at l2.56
B. ms, snnday, june 1st, and IL due TO-
arrive In Annapolis al 4.24 n. NJ.
e. The following midshipnen will
comprise the squad
First Class Sterling, MI p Van.
Buren, IL s. Heineman, r III; Ball
reich, I'll J.; Harris. MI p. Weilings.
A Conant, + Hi. Gnerin, 1 ~;
skinner, 81. C., .Ir. Ingram. NJ As;
liraH. r.; Reppliar, @ e'raW-
ford. Al. D. AL: Talbot, b. Nc
Mahon, 81 WE. Beard, H w
Third Class Graves, II D., r.,
yyidemarl, W. Al; LitchfeId, Il. Jr.;
sloane. ID. G.; Jacomini, N. Tai
bot, iii. Mcguire. g. ] Gregg, I
III. Mckinney, G..
Fourth Class Jordan W 81 Cal
ta9 her. II. Jr.; Jackson, r. r.;
Sing. d. WI: Richardson. q. u; Ma
loney. j. M.; Lee, W I'LL Johnston, p.
ii d'0yley, D. Is Thomson, & s
lcrawford. 81 w. Rothwall R- u !,
Hamilton, il u. Rowland, ]. E Pew
Bailiiere. II N Keppel ii.
81 Jr: sanborn, II r.. Horton, r.
E. Renard, i T; Frawley, R.;
Clark, s.
Lieutenant C0nnander 3 Nor
lrison. L. 8. Navy, VIII l'e = charge q
/ ahe sauad and will be accoup anied
i nv the crew coach e