The Washington times., 1925-08-17

The east parade ground has
been laid OFF into eight football
fields, providing. in addition to the
varsity field, fields for Squad p,
the plebes, and for class and com
pany football. with these facilities,
not only the practice Of the regular
teams. but of the class and com.
pany squads will be greatly facili-
tated, and more nlidshipmen than
ever have the benefit Of regular
football practice and competitions.
Lieutenant Commander Frank
sIingIuff viii continue a. repre-
sentative Of the Navy Athletic As
sociation for football. This position
closely resembles that Of graduate
director Of athletics, as provided at
other institutions, and Lieutenant
keomnnander slingIun former
center on the Naval Academy team,
is particularly well qualified to
carry out the work
Vk COURSE TIC EtLMHAC ~ 1s0tAM
coach, Jack. OWsley, Of Yale. TAX
ing Bob F0lWelFs place, IS the
big move iii Naval Academy foot
bali. While FolweH did good
work 1t the Academy, il is felt
tI,at OwsIey Is distinctly the man
"a remedy certain detects In re-
cent Navy teams and fd produce
winner. He has already sess
cured the entire confidence Of
officials and players at the
Academy.
towsley's chief assistant will be
johnny Wilson. long the coach Of
the pIebes In football, baseball and
basketball. Wilson Will give the
necessary connection between the
old football regime ard the new,
and viii be d most valuable assist
ant to Owsley. He will continue
his highly important work as scout
OF the Army football team. st
The other assistants to the varsity
coach are Lieutenants Lyman S.
H9op) Perry and Ernest Won Helm.
berg, the former being the coach oil
tEa linernen from tackle in and the
latter OF the ends. Perry played
guard on the Naval Academy teara
and was once named as an All
American player by Walter Camp
Won Heinberg played end at the
Navy when Gilmour Dobie was head
coach.
SQUAD b will again be under the
dynamic John Daugherty, whose
work in developing a real and eff
fecffve scrub for the varsity has
been an important factor for sew.
efal years. He will be assisted by
Ensign =. G.. Bell. q former Naval
Academy tackle. Not only clever
ness and speed, but real fight. have
been characteristic of the teams
coached by Daugherty in recent
years.
Academy officials feel them
selves fortunate in having secured
Lieutenant Commander Talnlage
Wilson, Medical Corps, as coach
for the pIebes this year. WILSON
played on Georgia Tech when il
was developing some Of ITS best
teams under HeisInan, and, later,
achieved great success as coach
Of the Navy teams at Honolulu.
His work is known to many OF
ficers of the Navy, who hold that
most valuable addition has been
made to the coaching staff OF the
Academy.
Lieutenant Tommy Seattle, a
great tackle at the Academy, and
several years chief line coacn, viii
help Doctor Wilson and should
prove of great value with the big
line candidates. The plebe material
this year is fine, and team should
be developed which will help great
ly by giving real workouts to the
varsity.
The physical side of the squad
will be looked after by Lieutenant
George Mott, Medical Corps. and
his veteran and efficient. Doc
Snyder. and John Shutz, of the
physical training department, will
continue as trainer.