Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-07

| NNAPOLIS, January "A
" stadium with ample seating
"A capacity for those who wish
4 \ to attend the largest home
games of the Naval Academy
teams and an adequate boathouse
! the the additions to the physical
| continent for athletics which Comdr.
| ri ingram. athletic director at that
institution. hopes to secure before
he completes his term of office
house are the additions to the physi-
cal equipment for athletics which
Comdr. Jonas II. Ingram, athletic di-
rector at that institution, hopes TO
secure before he completes his term
! of office.
| Comdr Ingram is in his first year
Al the academy, and the usual period
! Of incumbency is three years. lie
has definite plans in his mind for
both stadium and boathouse. ana has
more than two years in when 10 &C
! complish them.
It is believed by Comdr. Ingram
1 that a stadium with seating capacity
! of about $4,000 would be ample Tor
! tbe largest games played at home by
| tha Naval Academy The Navy now
! has a home and home ARRANGEMENT
| with both Notre Dame and Michigan,
and it Is believed that with THESE
teams as opponents the stadluh
would be filled.
In spite of the high standing the
Naval Academy has assumed IN row
! ing. the facilities for that sport az
| Annapolis are the poorest OF tlloS y,. III -.
any rowing college of the East. rms
| is fully appreciated by COmdr. Ingram
| who was stroke oar and crew captain
when q midshipman
| Comdr. Ingram already has achieved
| notable success in organizing Naval
| Academy teams for victory ana inter
esting all midshipmen III some
! branches of athletics, and he Wlshes
| to bring the physical equipment at the
academy up to the same standard
With a portion CT the basket ball
| schedule complete and those OF gym
nastics and fencing yet unannouhceo'
| the remaining basket ball dates TO-
gether with the contests IN Do%lIis'
wrestling, swimming and water polo,
assure q Winter season OF sport
F.. of much interest at the NdSdl
Academy.
ONLY a few of the contests will take
| Mace away from napolis, so that
There will be a crowded schedule here,
some Saturdays offering Il program
Of as many as six varsity events, with
several plebe, or first-year, contests
added.
These basket ball games remain to
| be played:
January s, United States Coast
Guard Academy; IL, Catholic Cniver-
sity: Is, University OF Maryland; ~,
Lehieh; %, University of Pennsyl
vania lat Philadelphia); 30. Geoge-
town.
February >, FortIham; 5. New York
| University: 8. University of North
! Carolina: II, Gettysburg; Is, Univer-
sity of Virginia; 10, United States Mill
tary Academy.
| Other sport schedules follow, all
games TO be played in Annapolis un-
| less otherwise noted:
BOXING.
February 5. Massachusetts Tech:
~, Canadian COllegians; 10. Pennsyi-
yania State; 26, Catholic University.
| March 5, Franklin and Marshall; 12,
Yale lat New Haven; 10, University
| OF Pennsylvania: 25 and 26. finals of
intercollegiate Boxing Association lat
| Syracuse).
WRESTLING.
| February ), Washington and Lee;
! IL, Oklahoma 4. and NJ: 10. Yale; rs.
Pennsylvania State lat State).
March 5, Lehigh; II, West Virginia.
SWIMMING.
January Is, Lehigh; 22, City College
| of New York.
February 5, University of Pitts
burgh; IL, Syracuse; 10, Columbia; 26,
University of Pennsylvania.