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TN foot ball, Chambers, Elliott, Mon
i cure. Underwood, Kim, Tschirgi.
Hurley, James. Davis. Tuttle, Bryan,
Smith. Konrad. Thompson and McCrea
graduated. However, with SamuelS,
Pray, Kane, Denny Reedy and Camp
bell Of the second class and Chung
Hoon, Becht, Murray and Wayhight of
the third class and capable substitutes
ard fine plebe squad last year Nays
prospects are bright
Nearly half the soccer squad will re-
turn. Kelly, Rice, Roudebush Seely
Spiers. Shovestul, Thomas, Corson, Cor
ry and Hutchinson will graduate, but
Masterton. Price. Sept, Sowerwine Fer
guson and Dillon, second class, and
Moore, Wigfall, Cooper and Geist, third
class, will return
In cross country only Gibson gradu-
ated, Burton, Blouin and Haskins. sec
ond class, and Griffith, third class, re-
turning.
WHILE four IN" men graduated in
w basket ball, namely. Chittenden
Frazer, Osler and Parker, the main
stars Of the team. Kastein. Loughlin.
Bedell and Campbell, second class and
Rankin, third class, will be in fold again
a year hence.
In boxing a letter was not awarded
for every weight Capt Wright and
Fulmer. second class. and McNaughton,
team star, third class, will be back, while
kenna and Arthur will be lost.
Dlmitrijevic. Adams. Van Evera and
Douglas of the fencing team graduated.
Galatin and Grubbs, second class, and
Tilbourne and Kat, third class, will
remain.
IN gymnasium, where Navy continued
i its intercollegiate supremacy, Mum
ger, Nuessle, Leverett and Jukes
graduated, but Curtze. Connolly and
Denton, second class, all intercollegiate
champions, and Grant and Matthews,
third class will return.
In small-bore rife indoor). Hunter,
Short and Baker have ended their
careers. while McDougal and Morrow
second class. and Wells, Blenman and
Strickler, third class, will form the
nucleus for 1932-33
The water polo team was the hardest
hit Atkins, Bigaouette, Harral. Luker
and Seeley several of whom were all
America, gained diplomas. Only Miller
and PeSche, second class, and Close,
third class, will be back
Silverstein, Goodman and Loughlin.
three outstanding members of Navy'S
wrestling team. are now ensigns, but
Coleman, Kane, White and Klinsman
will be on hand again.
In swimming. Atkins, Muslin. West,
Greene received sheepskirrs, but they
left behind. Ashworth, Davis, McCamp-
bell and Thompson, second class, and
Torrey, third class
THE Middle lacrosSemen were also
i rather hard hit. Born, NiseWaner,
Moncure, Miller, Porter, Pressy,
Brown, James, Dial. Bowers. Smith,
Elicit and Lavery having left, with
Tyler, Morton. Ferguson, Happel and
Howard. second class. and Condor, third
class, due for further play.
Only four regular oarsmen, Nelson.
Jewett. Burdick and Shelton, graduated,
with Weeks, Wendt and White. second
class, and Woods, Krulak, Mcmahon
and Smith, third class, remaining on
the roster.
Hardman, Newton and McRae. sec
ond class, and Waybright, johnson and
Whitaker, third class, all stars, will hep
the track team next year. Bandy. Un-
derwood, Frazer, Connaway. Gibson,
Coleman and Scherini. graduated.
IN base ball Hodgkins, Bunce. Hurley
i and Coombs have ended their ca
IttlS, Will MCEdClltlH, WILLIE,
Cronin. Masterton, Ward and Daven-
port, second class, and Daunis and Koss-
ler. third class. due back
In tennis. johnson. Gold, Reiter and
Rhoads have gone, but Loughlin, star
of the team; Chambliss and McAfee
second class and McC.ung, third class,
still are undergraduates
The outdoor rifle team lost Sunder-
land Baker, Shore. Richards. Klink-
sick, Turton and Hunter Returning
will be McDougal and st. German, sec
ond class. and Wells and Blenman.
third class