US Army Infantry School - Doughboy Yearbook (Fort Benning, GA)

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DATES SCORES TEAMS December 12. West Point Athletic Club, December 15. Gordon Institute ....... December 20. Auburn CAlabama Polyj January January January January January January January January January January January January 30. February February February February February February February February 26. University of Georgia ..... Atlanta Athletic Club ..... University of Chattanoga.. Spartanburg Y. lll. C. A.. .. Wofford College ......... University of Tennessee ..... Carson Sc Newman College llfl ercer University ...... . Spartanburg Y. llfl. C. A.. Wofford College ......... Albany Y. M. C. A. ..... . Birmingham Athletic Club. . Columbus Y. lVI. C. A.. .. Auburn CAlabama Polyj. Piedmont College ........ 13. Columbus Y. llfl. C. A.. .. 14. Carson Sc Newman College 17. lVIacon Y. M. C. A. ..... . . Centre College ..... .. . Albany Y. M. C. A. .... . WHERE PLAYED SCORES INEANTRY-OPPONENT Ft. Benning, Ga. ...... 39 8 Fort Benning, Ga. ...... 52 22 Fort Benning, Ga. ..... 39 32 Fort Benning, Ga. ...... 25 I7 Atlanta, Ga. .... ..... 1 3 28 Chattanooga, Tenn. ..... IQ 33 Spartanburg, S. C. ..... 20 43 Spartanburg, S. C. ..... 33 31 Knoxville, Tenn. ....... I3 I9 Jefferson City, Tenn.. . .19 25 llflacon Ga. ......... 1..7 35 Fort Benning Ga. ...... 22 28 Fort Benning, Ga. ..... 16 34. Fort Benning, Ga. ..... 23 I7 Birmingham, Ala. ...... 25 33 Fort Benning, Ga. ..... 36 22 Auburn, Ala. .......... IQ 24 Fort Benning, Ga. ..... 28 IQ Columbus, Ga. ......... 32 31 Fort Benning, Ga. ...... 24 29 Fort Benning, Ga. ...... 34 II Fort Benning, Ga. ..... . Albany, Ga. .... ,

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THE SQUAD C.'XP'l'.-XIN P. J. YIax'I.x, .... . . .Infz1ntry, C.xIf'I'.xIN 'I'mI S. BIc.xxn,. . . .. .Inf:1ntry, C.'XP'1'.XlN A. IC. .'XNl7RliWS,. . . . . .lnfuntl-y, C.'XP'1'.-XIN J. R. I.II'IfIxc'cI'I I',. . . . . Infantry, C.'XP'l'.XIN K. S. XVIII I I'IaxIcIRIa,. .. ...InfzmtI-y, C.-xIfI'.xIN JIIIIN 5. MIIIIIII-: ,. .. ...lnfnntn-y, CIxI I'.-TIN XV. XV. AIII.I,.XRD,. . . . . Infantry, C.-XIYIIXIN ,IIJIIN Ifl. C.iIIsSuN,.. . . .II1fZ1I1tl'f,', C.-XPTIXIN M. E. CJI,NlS'1'Ii.XD,. . . . infantry, FIRST LIIil l'. R. B. fI.XYI.Ii,.. ...Infanu-y, FIRST LII-1L l'. L. B. Rm'K,. . . . .II1fZll1fl'y, FIRST LIIcI'T. lin' SIIITII, ....... . . .Infanu-y, SECOND LII'1L 1'. GIaoIacII-1 FIIINNI-zx, ......... . . .Infnnn-y, COACHING STAFF CAPTAIN S. F. GRISWULD, ........... Infantry, I-Inari Coach, FIRST LIEUT. BROOIQI: W. LIENIIXN, ...... Infantry, Alamzgcr. e G, . ,law 'h..,:' E : 1 NG View J I - N W INPRNTIZY 59 AUBURN 52 9

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V n lST L114:1v'r. Far Sxirrrx portion of the taken the first BASKETBALL STORY of Infantry basketball activities must in- clude in addition to the results of 1922-23 a brief resume of last year since only a portion of the schedule had been completed at the time the 1922 Doughboy went to press. 9 The IQZI-22 season may be classed as successful in every aspect. A splendid tt-am played a hard schedule I which brought them face to face with some of the strong- est college lives in the United States. Decidedly the hardest schedule was the lvestern Conference trip part of January. It was the hrst time a Southern quint had ever invaded the floors of the Big Ten I and may be School. - 4 .L llc CAPT. VEVIA. The names of Cranston, Johnson, Vevia, lVIcQuarrie, Smith, Whittemore, lVIcCasky, Rundell, will be long remem- ber as the bright lights of this splendid team. Inspired with the successes of last year the Infantry un- dertook another strong schedule for IQ22-23. With the ex- ception of the Conference trip practically all of the big games of the preceding year were repeated and a few additional ones scheduled. taken as a decided compliment to the Infantry V ' Twenty-six games were played and the In- I fantry won eighteen. But one Southern Col- lflgdlbl 4' I E f lege defeated the Infantry and this honor went A e to Georgia Tech. Likewise with but one ex- cfm-. 1s11Lr..mb ception the Infantry had an unbroken series of victories on its home court. Two of the hardest and most brilliantly fought games of the year were played with the Columbus NY. Each team scored one victory by the narrowest margins and al- though a third game was discussed to decide the tie it was never played. . .Q CAPT. BIOORE