Evening star., 1930-05-23
CUPS AND MEDALS
PRESENTED CADETS
Gen. Fugua Reviews George.
town Cadets and Con-
graduates Winners.

Silver loving cups donated by the
Washington Chamber OF Commerce
were awarded yesterday afternoon to
four cadets of the Georgetown Uni
versity r. o. T. c. battalion, each of
whom stood first in his class during the
year In those phases Of military ef-
fictency which include scholarship, at
tendance and department..
The presentation Of the Chamber Of
Commerce awards and q score of other
individual prizes and medals was made
at the annual field day exercises of the
military unit in which Company G won
the battalion company drill and car
ried of also highest honors In other
competitions. Mai. Gen. Stephen o.
Fuqua, chief Of Infantry Of the Army,
reviewed the cadet corps and congratu-
lated the prize winners for their mill
tary efficiency.
Cadet Mai. Paul Goodwin Of Clinton,
Mass, commander of the battalion, was
awarded one of the Chamber OF Com
merce cups, and presented with an OF
ficers' wrist watch as the senior cadet
who stood first in efficiency and who
had done most to advance the interests
of the r. o. T. G. The cups were
awarded as follows: Pvt. John W.
Ahern of Arkansas, whose final figure
was se.25 per cent; Corp. Ralph f.
Koebel of the District of Columbia, the
second year basic cup with an average
Of e7.e per cent; Pvt. James II. Ma
honey Of New Jersey, the first year ad-
vanced cup, with 9e5 per cent, and
Mai. Goodwin. in the second year ad-
vanced course, with s6 per cent. The
presentations were made by Dorsey w.
Hyde, secretary OF the chamber.
Company C Wins Drill.
Cen. Fuqua pinned streanner on the
suidon Of Company Q for its victory in
the competitive drill. The company,
winners Of the drill last year, was COM
manded by Capt. w. Q. McLarney Of
New York. Capt. McLarney also won
the ofIicers' regulation saber, presented
to him by President w. Coleman Nevis
Of Georgetownfi for being adludged the
best company commander of the bat
TALON.
In addition to these honors, the LIST
Platoon Of Company G won the COM
petitive platoon drill of the battalion.
1t was commanded by Cadet First Lieut..
Robert G. Sullivan OF Pennsylvania. In
the contest to judge the best platoon
commander of the unit Cadet Second
Lieut.. John B. Naughton Of New York,
who led the I'D Platoon Of Company @,
A sharply contested match to deter
mine the member OF the basic course,
composed OF soph6mores and freshmen,
a the best drilled cadet in the manual
Of arms was won by Cadet 8. q.
Ingham of Indian Head, Nd, O MEM
ber Of Company A. He received gold
medal offered by the military depart
nisnt Of the university.
LArgay Rifle Winner.
A silver medal for Workmanship was
presented Cadet John A. Largay Of New
York for the highest score on the var
Sity rife team In the Sd Corps Area
gnall-bore rife match. For the second
highest score In the same match Cadet
Paul v. Burns Of Pennsylvania was pre-
sented with o bronze Workmanship
medal.
Thomas A. Mills. director Of athletics
Of minor &C" certificates to the fol-
lowing members Of the gallery rife
team, who had complied with the ex-
isting requirements Of the Athletic As
ISOLATION: Thomas v. Grimm, Webb w.
Ferrall, Peter j. Collins, Edward L.
Roach, John T. Hazard, George c.
Mueller. George Tyler and Robert B.
Furman. Grimm is captain Of the rife
team.
Minor "o" certificates also were pre-
sented to John b. Behan, leader Of the
r. O. T. c. band, and to the following
musicians: Paul Chevailier, William
Curry, Patrick J. Donovan Frank o.
0eiger, Joseph J. Grezbik, Robert Illig,
Joseph T. King, Donald w. Mitchell,
RNginald N. Mitchell, Leonard L. Roer-
kohl, George G. Stout, Harry Tuchey,
James @. Monaghan, Robert Detwiler
and James d. Prior.
Members of the pistol team who were
presented with medals for attaining the
required qualification ON the range
were G. @. Stout. p. ]. Collins and
w. w. Ferrall. for pistol experts, and
j. @. Monaghan, p. j. Collins, T.. A.
Murphy and c. Il. Lieberman, who
qualified as marksmen.
After Gen. Fuqua had made o brief
congratulatory address TO the winners,
the battalion passed In review. headed
By the cadet band.