The Washington times., 1921-09-18
EIGHT OF NAVY
REGULARS BACK
FOR THE YEAR
An Told, Sixty Candidates Are
Out at Annapolis to Make
cridiron Team.
BY HUGH Il. RILEY.

bering sixty, returning on Thursday.
Among them were eight Of the
regulars Of last year, q number Of
high-grade substitutes and the men,
bers Of the second and class elevens
who had done enough work to war
rant an advance to the first squad.
The week also marked an ending
OF the special attention which has
beenf given to the squad from the
new fourth class. Ten or twelve
OF these have shown sufficient apti-
tude to be designated for the first
squad. About thirty more win be
assigned to the second squad, and
some sixty more given a further trial
AZ members Of their class squad.
The new class has yielded crafty.
ing number Of youths who promise to
make their mark. II not during the
Of their connection with the academy.
While the coaches have tried to
make the most Of all the material
offered by the new class, without
reference to the positions for which
the different members were trying,
q snecial effort has been made to
develop guards and ends, these being
the positions to be filled on the
varsity team. and also to make the
most Of any kicking material which
was at hand, there being a great
lack here.
Guards Are Lost.
Both guards. Moore and willkie,
were lost by graduation. and. though
there are some good men on the old
squad, the team needs more comns.
tition az to this position. Not only
will two strong men have TO he
found as regulars, but several good
substitutes are needed. The new
class has brought out at least two
n ,nen VIC nave tne requis,te weight
sI.,,s.,,.as anu iooh IKE strohg
Snen ns, tue FORMER
T,,S,.;a s wesns koo' wnlle
s.s.s.s az r pw penow.
~ 800 no,,nSa ou'ahs' ups
nrnh.hi. a.. a.. ....,,.
..Isc,;ons ~, az - ..s,a
rSiII 10 Er.w 49, u'
and substitnts nnsnasn ~ thr.s sas
sons and Csrnev : .nh.,;tmts ,ast
49, 1890 1880 1eI ,ss,,.S.
and Carney eos. The latter Il tall
M o,,tt. !. - 90 -. III ~, 49,,
al rscu,r.n,snts ~ th. ,s,.a WIZ
DahlSren and wink,ar hoth rov,sr.
full fellows. and other si,bstitutea
from last wear. and long n nd Hudctn.
from the new cIass. n snnears thst
the positions oueht tolbe Veil f,iied
while the NAVY souad does nof
lack material for ends. a rreat deal
OF work will be done a. to these
positions. and the coaches have al.
ready taken stems to secure addi.
tionaI strength there. PAR. regular
left end of last year. is again avail.
able, and Titus, the lacrosse PLAYER.
last season. are again on the field.
Tbese Two .I al C,ood
Two weIi-quaified players have
oeen moved from the detachment OF
packnem candioates 70 that OF the
emo. Inc yare Tayior. q specially
strong ana active youth VINO has been
aoing excellent work at his old posi-
tion. ana ,waters also z player OF
promise. There seems TO be wealth
~ n,axorn ,,, mnd - .nese . swS
as ends. stois. a lustyr and active
youth of $50 pounds. n the best
find among the new men for this no.
sition.
Recosnizinr the weakness IN the
ticking fieid' the Nav ccachs. IN.
tend TO remedy il. king. who PLAYS
a. t.cLIa h. @sn ,v.r. - ,,,,rt.r =.
p,rnters ON college teasna ~ b,,t N
Il NOT always eSnediert For h,rn "a
dropS hack nom his .nosition Moves
and Koeb,er res1,lsr & h.cE. -
10Th Fair nvnters' l..t s~ssr, t,,t
the team nssS. : much a,,sttsr r,,rts.
than sny N had isst yesr :
Noy.. d,d Mt -, ~ 49,. 90 -.
49, .,,.,,St,..s 80, ~ .ss.s 1870
49, ,...t. r. p .cs
Srastiv ana nav hs r.tsd ~.,, ~ IA.
80. I S 10y 70 vel ON Ms
n. .sn nlS, ou. - ~. YET Up 70 sne
YIN 'o~ anu spnaa
punss..
u,ns pat OF tnis week ne pas
mao sne neip OF tne snitui coaching
OF SnorV OBrien. formerly OF
swartnmore, ana Commander How
ara, one OF the best punters the
Academy ever had. VIII take him.
with other backs. In charge q little
later.
Nayy's First Iineuu.
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