Word: annapolises
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1940-1949
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
For this year's Freshmen who will become Sophomores in February, 1943, a Junior Varsity football team is planned, to be coached by Floyd Stahl. Dick Harlow's Varsity staff is going to be minus the aid of backfield coach Al McCoy, who is working at Annapolis.
He is one of the very few Army officers who began their military training at Annapolis. He finished his four years (1907-1911), then frankly confessed to himself and others that he was a natural-born landlubber; the sea made him literally very sick. He got out of the Navy...
Al McCoy, backfield coach of the Varsity football team, and the Freshman basketball five, left Saturday to join Bill Neufeld, former Freshman track coach, in a one-month introductory course at the Naval Academy at Annapolis to prepare for service as a Naval Reserve Officer.
Lashing the castern seaboard, the freak April blizzard wiped out more than 10 intercollegiate diamond engagements. The Penn-Navy clash at Annapolis was the only major contest to be played, and it resulted in a ninthinning 11 to 8 victory for the Quakers.
*Small tug or trawler equipped with anti-aircraft guns. †Named after Captain Franklin Buchanan, founder of Annapolis and first U. S. Naval officer of Commodore Perry's expedition to set foot on Japanese soil.