Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-09-29
ST. JOHNS CADETS
WILL HAVE STRONG
TEAM, SAYS LENTZ
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one of the heaviest aggregations that
ever wore the orange and black.
/ The players have been at work now
| for ten days, during which time they
have been put through the rudiments
of the game, so today Lentzi will take
lup fast, hard work of pointing his
Pupils for the opening contest of the
season, which will be on Saturday
next with the Virginia Military In
stitute, at Lexington, Va. From then
on, the Cadets will, with one cxcep-
ton, have a game every Saturday until
November %, when the final contest
with the old rivals OF Johns Hopkins
University will be staged at Home
wood Field, Baltimore. November Is
is the open date and it is uncerta IN
whether the management Will be able
TO fill it.
Mckinney For Center.
During the past weeks practice, per-
| haps no player has attracted greater
attention than has Mckinney, WAC is
out for the center position. He is
strong and aggressive, and Coach
Lentz looks upon him as a second
phil" Recher, star of last season, be-
cause Of the spirited manner in which
he goes about his work. rotterdale
is also being tried out for center and
is doing good work, though he is also
capable as a backfield man. For the
guard and tackle positions there are
Beatty and Smith, both last year men;
Wilson, who was here during the 1917
campaign, and Butler, who starred at
baltimore Poly last year, and r. W.
Brown and Athey, also veterans of
last season The later is the heaviest
man of the squad tipping the scales
at 210. For the wing post ms. Dell,
formerly Of Poly, Marty, af Baltimore
City College. and Bantiel1, one of last
seasons regulars, have shown The
best performances thus far.
Men Out For Backs.
There appears to be an abundance
of good material for The Lackield.
First of all comes Eddie" Senior, the
crack quarterback, and whose 5rilil-
ant broken field running is calculated
to give trouble to any team. Then
there is Robertson, slashiny half
back, and Ridgely, who has takeE on
me re weight during the SUMMER. and
who is expected to develop even
greater power at hitting the liIn. BE- =
sides being n Dulwark on the GeFen-
sive. Kirkpatrick, and Kelso, former
s'ars at City Cpll"..e, AMI A!dridse. of
last years squad are in the struggle
to land a berth as halfback. From
this array of players. it looks as
though Poly and City College will be
we'll represented in the st. Johns out
fit Among other capable youngsters
of the Sc c1n1 string, one or more II
whom may make good as the season
progress ses, are Porter, Street. Weiss,
Moxley ana Sachs.
Three Games mt Home.
A few words eonccrr.n5 The seize
dule. The Cadets Will re seen III ac-
ton against q real foe three times on
home grounds and all three contests
will be with State teams that figure
in the Intercol,cg lte championship
for the year. With the " NJ game
out of the way next Satur lay. then
will come the hard work in prepara-
ton for the titula" games. Washing
ton College viii be the first in order
and the game viii be playel al Ches-
tertown. The following Saturday,
October IS, Mount S. Mary's will be
met. and on October IS, The Cadets will
so against 4 foreign rlIal---7elnsvl-
vania Military College, at Chester
November l and s. The local C1llegians
will entertain Western Maryland and
Maryland State Colleges. at Anna7c-
1 lis in the ord or named. And then un-
less a game IS secured for November
Is, the Cadets will have something of
two weeks intsrmisSion before the
all-important mixap with johns Hop
kins.
The st. JOINS players and students
alike, have launched upon the 1919
assn. and with The material in hand
that augurs WELL coupled with the
spirited support that VII lie given the
team, the season bids fair to be a
browning success. At any rate, Dutch
Lentz is putting all kinds of pep
/ into his charges, and he will have the
valuable assistance of number of
4 former college stars at different times,
especially Johnny Wilson. he former
head coach, who resigned this year to
accept a position as assistant ath-
letic director of the midsllpmel az tie
Naval Academy, and VINO also helps
out in coaching the Middle gridierS
| EDGAR FELL NAMED
TUTOR AT ST. JOHNS