Evening star., 1933-05-05
"N-STAR' IS GAINED
BY IS M|DSH|PMEN
13 Basketers, Two Fencers,
Three Gymnasts Figure
in Wins Over Army.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NNADOJ NHav, A.,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
A NNAPOL1S, May 6.-Athletic
N awards in Winter sports, Just an
~ nounced at the Naval Academy,
include 18 winners Of the
"N-Star," given only to those who par
ticipated In winning contests against
representatives Of the Military Academy.
They are the first awarded since 1927,
when athletic relations between the
service schools were halted on account
OF differences over eligibility rules.
The "N-Star" went to l3 In basket
ball, including the starting team in the
game which resulted in . victory over
the Army five, made up Of p. F. Bedell
(captain), c. E. Laughlin, J. G. HASTEN,
F. Berries. jr., and r. E. Dornin, and
Manager T. A. Duncan and the follow
ing. who were substituted during the
game; G M, Campbell. w. 3. Christie.
Randolph. r. S. Mandelkorn and A. T.
Decker.
Midshipman I. J. Galantin (captain)
and G. H. Browne, who made up the
academy's intercollegiate champion
team of epee fencers, received the
"N-Star," the Military Academy being
q contestant In the championship event.
THE "N-star" was also awarded to
l three members Of the gymnastic
team who won championships in
the individual competition of the Inter-
COLLEGIATE Gymnastic League at West
Point. They are: c. A. Curtze,
horizontal and parallel bars and ALL
around; w. T. Denton (captain), flying
rings, and T. F. Connolly. rope climbing
In basket ball 10 additional players
received the INA" and II were awarded
Navy numerals. In addition to the 2
recipients Of "N-Stars," 8 received the
IN" for fencing and the INA" In
gymnastics. 8 were awarded MS" IL
the INA" and 10 Navy numerals.
For boxing, A. r. Wright, jr. (cap-
tain); +. A. Dolan, ]. B. McNaughton,
H. L. Miller, s. D. Gutter, F. B. Herold,
@. 8. Lambert and D. L. Martineau
manager, received the IN" A the
INA" and IA Navy numerals.
Those who received the "N' for wres-
tling are: G. 8. Coleman (captain), w.
r. Kane, j. B. Grady. G. p. Koch. T. c.
Turnage, jr.; J. g. Lehman. c. T. Fritter
tHIdIluBcIJ, E. u. SUfAQO ana y. e
Doughsrty. Nineteen received the INA"
for this sport and SO Navy numerals.
The swimmers who received the IN"
are: R. W. Thompson, jr. Captain
E. L. Jahncke, jr.: D. McCampbell, F. L.
Asworth, N. n. Davis. r., and A. T.
Magnell (manager). Ten received the
INA" for this sport and II the Navy
numerals.
THE following members of the cham
i pionship water polo team received
the IN: G. H. Miller (captain),
r. w. Curtis. J. r. Ogden, w. Pasche,
F. @. Selby. J. ]. Mccormack, jr. IMAM
ager); r. H. Close, r. A. Gum, T. B.
Oakley. jr.. and j. F. Fitzpatrick. jr.
Nine received the INA" and II Navy
numerals
These received the IN" for small-bore
rife shooting: D. 8. McDougal (cap-
iain), D. w. Davis, jr.; p. L. Wein-
traub. jr tmanseer); c. Blenham, jr.;
l.. E. Stricklsr, @. c. Wells. r. S. Bur-
dick, P. G. Rutherford and r. B Lynch.
One other received the INA" In this
sport and six were awarded Navy
numerals.
Block numerals, large and small, were
also awarded to members Of the plebe
squads in all the Winter sports and
class numerals to members Of the class
teams.