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Win or lose, Castle Heights teams are taught to play the game fairly and squarely. RIFLE TEAM Of all the competitions entered into by the Corps of Cadets none arouses more interest than the various gallery rifle matches that take place almost continuously through the year under the supervision of Major Steel, the Professor of Military Science and Tactics. Having won the Fourth Corps Area competition from twenty- three other contesting institutions, not only winning each of its in- dividual matches, but also piling up the greatest aggregate score. Castle Heights has obtained the first leg on the Area championship cup, and has the distinction of having out-shot every other Junior Unit R. O. T. C. team in North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama. Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana. The personnel of the team is Cadet Welborne fCaptainD, Cadets Donovan, Helms, Pace L., Hamilton F., Hatch, Rominger, Neely. Seagraves D., Hain, Howell L., Meschendorf, Barker E., Cockrill, and Kirtley. Every cadet takes part in the rifie work, and each has full oppor- tunity. to qualify as a member of the Academy first team. A FOOTBALL Football, the sport glorious!-for, certainly, most red-blooded boys feel that way about it. First call for football is always a great day at Castle Heights, when new men and old men alike come streaming down on the big athletic field at the coaches' first announcement. Castle Heights is different from a good many schools in its football work-every man has his chance, and plenty of it. Frequently, as the season pro- gresses, there are six or even seven teams at work, thus affording the coaches the finest opportunity for advancing promising players from one squad to another. Most of the games are played on the home field, but the team goes away on several trips, sometimes as far as Memphis one way or Atlanta the other. One thing is true of Academy football, however, as it is of all the other sports at Castle Heights: a cadet must do passing work in all his classes before he can take any very active part. As every boy will see at once, this requirementkeeps off the teams all except the 101
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