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

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1922 SCHEDULE RESULTS DATE TEAM WHERE PLAYED TNFANTRY-OPPONENTS hiarch Auburn CAlabama Polyj Auburn, Alabama ...... o I lliareh Auburn CAlabama Polyb .... Auburn, Alabama ...... IO 3 llflarch University of Georgia ...... Athens, Georgia 4 5 Nlarch University of Georgia ,..... Athens, Georgia . .. . . . 4 Q11 inningsl 5 Nlareh Auburn CAlabama Polyl .... Athens, Georgia . . . . . . I 1 lblarch Auburn QAlabama Polyl Columbus, Georgia 8 4 lliarch Gglethorpe University. Fort Benning, Georgia.. 5 4 April Oglethorpe University. Columbus, Georgia .... . 1 4 April University of Florida.. Fort Benning, Georgia. . 3 9 April University of Florida.. Columbus, Georgia .... . 4 5 April University of lVIichigan Fort Benning, Georgia. U58 9 CDoubleheaderj lo II April lllercer University .... Fort Benning, Georgia... I II April lliereer University .... Columbus, Georgia .... . 4 6 April University of Alabama ..... Fort Benning, Georgia... 7 I April University of Alabama Fort Benning, Georgia.. .13 7 April North Georgia Agricultural College ................. .Fort Benning, Georgia. .. 6 5 April North Georgia Agricultural College ................. .Columbus, Georgia .... 8 9 April University of Georgia .,.... Fort Benning, Georgia. ,. 2 I4 April University of Georgia ...... Columbus, Georgia .... 3 IO lllay Sewanee ................. Fort Benning, Georgia. .. 6 I lkrlay Sewanee ......,.... Fort Benning, Georgia. .. CRainj llrlay Sewanee ................. Columbus, Georgia .... 9 4 llflay Vanderbilt University ...... Nashville, Tennessee 6 5 Bflay Vanderbilt University ...... Nashville, Tennessee ...' 1 4 llflay Sewanee ................. Sewanee, Tennessee .,.. 3 I Rlay Sewanee .......... Sewanee, Tennessee .... CRainD lllay llflereer University. .. llflaeon, Georgia ....... I2 5 biay lliereer University ......... llflacon, Georgia ....... I2 I3 RESUME. Games Played ............. .... 2 7 Games Won .. .... II GamesLost... ....15 Tie ......... .... 1 Percentage . . . .....423fZp

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PHYSICAL TRAINING ' I NIFORM and systematic instruc- tion in athletics and physical training has been given student ofiicers in order that they be able to serve as officials, assist in the develop- ment of teams, supervise physical train- ing, and encourage athletics in the or- ganizations Which they may hereafter command. A great deal of incidental value has been derived by the oliicers themselves although no effort has been made in the time available to develop athletes. The work during the past year has been handicapped by the lack of an indoor gymnasium. But future classes Will have the benefit of the new gymnasium, equipped with shower baths and dressing rooms and large enough to accommodate six hundred people in calisthenics at one time. Conveniently located to the swimming W , W ,A W mu , l pool it will ahord all the advantages of , flaw ,1-,A-a:,'w,'4.f52si3?,,a'5 wg . . F: '27'T F' i A 'f-'4f, - 3' a well appointed gymnasium. T5 . . . , ' 1, . , 51. e Instruction has been given in foot- ball, baseball, basket-ball, volley ball, MWLWW I Mil V I soccer and Held and track sports, and in disciplinary gymnastics, games, boxing, Wrestling and swimming. ln the games instruction has been given by lectures, black-board, in- dividual practice in fundementals and elements, in order that oilicers may have an intelligent conception of the possibilities of each game. Stress has been laid on rules, organization of teams and tournaments, and prep- aration of playing fields. The place I I A ' which each game has in the scheme of l , , p military physical development has been pointed out. 3 , Disciplinary gymnastics has been ..Jlg,,.4.:rr,, fig covered by lectures on aims and purposes of this kind of Physical train-