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Johnnies notch 21st win over NavyPublished 04/21/08
It was a wacky day in the annals of the already twisted history of the annual croquet match between rumpled St. John's College Johnnies and crisply-dressed Naval Academy midshipmen.
Joshua McKerrow - The Capital
Navy's team captain Brian Carlson makes his move at the annual croquet match against St. Johns College.
The meet between the two is as mismatched as David and Goliath. Yet, it's a springtime rite of schmoozing, boozing and, at times, snoozing on St. Johns' vast green lawn.
The 26th annual Annapolis Cup match was won by a pair of students in sailor suits, but they weren't midshipmen. St. John's won 3 games to 2, during the final strokes of the match at 5:10 p.m. This is St. John's 21st victory. But for awhile, it...
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