Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-07
Virginia showed Fight

RaskefRaIIs teams OL tnS AHluAhtpittSA
and University OF Virginia furnished 4
! tlne exhibition of the game al the
Naval Academy saturday afternoon,
the middies winning by score OF 80
IL IS
Superior physical condition which
enabled them TO make squirt soon af-
Ter the opening OF the second half was
a Big factor in the Nayy's victory, for
the hrst half resolved itself into nip
and tuck battle. which resulted in a
count or is TO "a sayoring the sailor
lads. Both teams PLAYED with second
] string men during he larger part of
| the second half Virginia particular
", was anxious TO call for relief men
I owing 10 the fact that they had a
game scheduled with the George
Washington Qnint in Washington at
night.
/ Mckee. Navy forward. was again in
brilliant form. scoring Ave field goals
i and throwing six OUT OF II chances
from the foul circle Sexton and
/ Hatcher shouldered the bulk OF the
work for the varsity outfit. the former
| getting three field goals and Hatcher
being successful in eigh, out OF II
chances from the foul circle.
Lineup and summary
Navy Positions Virginia
Blue l. Darlington
! Mckee TX Il Hatcher
4 Ault G SeXtol
/ Parr .. j. q ..Oppleman
j Waters II G. liankins
4 Navy scoring Goals from court.
Mckee To-. Auit t2l. Waters ~,
Parr. Blae: goals from fouls, Mckee
/ rs out OF IL. Greiber q out of 81.
Virginia scoring Goals from court,
Sexton 81. Hankins; goals from
! fouls. Hatcher 6 OUT OF III, Edmund
l I'll out Of -. Referee Morse. George
! Washington; Umpire Pippen, Uni
versity Of Maryland Time OF halves
| 20 minutes each. Navy substitl.
lions Byerly for Blue. Greiber for
.Auli, Barnes for Byerly, Lenhart for
/ Mckee. Lyon for Parr, Johnston for
Matters Virginia sIbstitutions Via
for Darlington, Newman for Hatcher.
| Talbeu Tor Sexton Edmund for OPP
] pleinan, Mcleod for Hankins.
Navy Swimmers I'm Form
The Annapolis midshipmen equaled
/ The worlds record OF minute 16 40
seconds for the 160-yard relay swim
n ming event: bettercd the Intsrcollegi-
ate record for the 220-yard swim by
+ ! is seconds. and lowered the Naval
Academy record for the G0-yard
hreast stroke By one-ffth OF second
while they were administering de-
aisive defeat to The swimmers OF the
University eff Pittsburgh here Satur-
dav afternoon. The score OF the meet
was 50 TO 10 points
h The mefmen from the Smoky City
We're almost hopelessiy outclassed by
Uncle Sans naval wards. Their points
were made up OF two second and four
third places. seven Of the total being
the result OF the fine swimming OF
Corr
The relay race was the stellar at
=
native Hawaiian was the lead-cf man
for the middies. and he Was followed
by Gallagher. Winkjer and Emory. in
the order named, the latter being the
speed king" of the Navy tank men
Each of the middies had little tha
better of his opponent in the laps
Emory finishing with great burst Of
speed that was largely accountable
for equaling the world figure for ths
event Scarcely less spectacular
however WAS the brilliant perform,
anca of Sinclair. q Washington boy
member of the plebe class, who show.
ed the way 10 his opponents IN thu
a20yard swim and as stated clipped
Is seconds from the intercollegiate
time. feat which he has accomplish.
ed before this season
Summary:
160-Yard Relay Won By Navy
tKanakanui Gallagher. WInkier anc