The Washington times., 1923-02-25
M'KEE SURE
TO LEAD MA w
COURT lei M
Basketball win Start Next
Ysar Win Wealth 81 Sea-
soned Material to Draw On.
d HUGH 3. Rl1aEY.

ri NtyAPOLIG, Feb. 2&.s bEieht
i prospect looms AetcfS Naval
Academy bA1kethall nexk seos
son. The team, having ma more
than IN quota Is hAd luck this ye6t,
faces the prospect of 4 wealth 81 llfie
material llexf seaD0K. Except Tor
PAR. the team captain, Il win not
lose AarkgulAf 81 important subeti.
tuts next year. and the less oe pnfr
was sustained this year, 10 illness
has kept him cut az IN nesaen IL
cepk q small pelrE OK two.
Mckee, the brilliant forward. ana
Barnes, q guard, have anOthSf year
Qn DahketDAIl, while HArr1n, forward,
Walshe, center, and SE1anley .eliard.
who complete the REGULAR ll1lAsl,t.
are plebes, and have three Ii1Ore - =.
sons 81 ba1ketbAil.
The squad will also have Harrit
q regular forward tor t1vd 50 son |.
who has kept out Of the KnEne Tor h
large part Of this year through A
accident, ard such roof players q
Lay, MetteNsls Craig, Sl8nef, Flip
pin, Mills and Others.
y y practically 3 certainty that
Mckee, VINO has actH0 - captain e
the Naval Academy taskUtbnll team
u the absence 6k PAR. viii b chosen
as captain Tor next year. Net only
flG0r and foul line, but IL ID Dlka ~
the most versatile Athletes ~ f1A
academy. He hs3 b6ieeII IS - r
back on the eleven f0f tire nf ~
and utility dIafikldAf al tlsE YIS1V.
He expect1 TO 6Ike up lacrosse flffs
season. Mckee. VINO Is from BaIf.
Ter Pa, 4 4 thorough athlete. &
cool, hard player and sportknanu
ct all times. He has isf1pkove0 nteA1l.
ily In every Sport and should ifi6lte
his last year - tiie academy 4
9reat one
on Wednesday, Louis III. NAnr
headxnastef Ia physical trainiNR n
the Naval Academy, had th4 IN.
usual experience 81 being leSd
coach Of two teams III dfffarnnk
lines Of sport comps sting On tIIe
same day but ak dkff6s6iat places.
Mang handles gymnastics and field
and track at the academy In the
Whelfned DAFtInesith ct ANNAPOLIS
ana LII the evening his field nd
track men made tine shOy9flan n,
the Ge0rEetoWfa games Il, aAiAinge
During the fifteNn wears III
Maf1E has been synnAatic coach,
Dis charges have lost but khfbk
dual naAtcheD. and for the three
years past they have won the
championship OF the fntSroolleal e
Gymnastic Association. IN fialSl
ana track, the Naval Academy llNA
made rapid strides since M. NhnR
assumed charge, several years Nro,
Since Lush relinQuisned his %.
sitiOn as coach Of the baseball and
basketball teams at the academy
last year, Mang has been the only
one to handle more than one branch
at the academy.
The arrival OF Ensign Alden Il,
Sanbofn at the Naval Academy
this week, 20 act as one Of the as.
sistant rowing coaches, recalls the
fact that that young officer, who.
graduated from the academy la0t
June, undoubtedly rowed In more
big college races than any ether
person who ever lived.
He made the varsity crew during
MS first year at the Naval Acad.
envy, ana rOWed in every race roHe0
by the varsity eight for four ysara.
a period during which the Naval
Academy achieved tlrlappronchAd
success on the water. The total
number OF races ia which he rowed
was thirty.
These included the preliminarigs
and finals In the Olympic contests
OF 1890. rowed on Lake QuinsiRas
n1ond and &C Brussels, ct the latter
OF which the worlds record Tor the
mile and . Quarter was broken, and
two successive triuf1iphs at POUCH.
keepsie, on both Of which occasions
the record for the course was
broken
Three others, King, Gallagher and
Johnston. rowed IN ell three of
these history-malinG races. but
SAnborn had start OF one year on
all OF these.
with three seasons ana q part Of
another, Spike Webb, the boxing
coach. has yet to see his Naval
Academy boxers lose match. In
this record, he 70 unique among
academy coaches.
The plebe class has In Truax 4
member OF the gymnastic. team and
In McDill q member Of the fencing
aggregation. It 10 very unusual for
a first-year man to make the var.
sity in either Of these branches.