Annapolis
A young man from a poor, working-class family dreams of attending the prestigious United States Naval Academy in Annapolis after finishing high school. Having narrowly made the cut, he enters the Brigade Championships, a boxing tournament that pits him against the toughest fighters in the Navy.
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Daniel Dulany the Elder
Former Member of the Maryland General Assembly
Rose Fortune
Policewoman
Thomas Ritchie
Lawyer
Alfred Whitman
Politician
Meinhard Doelle
Professor
Henry Sturgis Morgan Jr.
Charlie Byrd
American jazz guitarist
Leo Strauss
German-American scholar
Effi Slaughter
Marion Barry's ex-wife
Charles R. Larson
Military officer
George Plater
Former Governor of Maryland
James Brown Scott
Author
Robert Timberg
American journalist
Reverdy Johnson
Former United States Attorney General
Edward Lloyd
British tenor
Thomas B. Howard
Commanding officer
Oscar Kempthorne
Statistician
Clifton B. Cates
General
Renée Diggs
Singer
Eugene B. Fluckey
Admiral
Samuel W. Koster
Officer
Sir Robert Eden, 1st Baronet, of Maryland
Former Governor of Restored Proprietary of Maryland
Jeanne M. Holm
Constance McLaughlin Green
Russell A. Rourke
Former United States Secretary of the Air Force
Slade Cutter
Naval officer
Pedro del Valle
General
Pat McAteer
English boxer
Elmer J. Holland
U. S. representative
Ridgely Gaither
Military personnel
David L. Cornwell
U. S. representative
Dawn Crosby
Singer
Hervey Machen
Former United States Representative
Jeanne Dorsey Mandel
Marvin Mandel's wife
Asaph Hall
American astronomer
Lauretta Bender
American medical doctor
Wendi Winters
Writer
Alexander Spotswood
Douglas Allanbrook
American composer
Douglas Coe
Howard Mehring
Painter
Edgar Miller
American football player
Gerald Fischman
Newspaper editor
John Hoskins Stone
Former Governor of Maryland
John Lansdale Jr.
John Nicholas Brown II
Paul Dashiell
American football player
