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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1911

Page

14

Golf Matches Schedule and Local Notes at Chevy Chase Club

The golf committee at Chevy Chase Country Club directs three and four ball matches on weekends to yield to two ball play from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. June and July features matchups including Baltimore Country Club, Bannockburn and Columbia Country Clubs, and Richmond Country Club. Generals Edwards and Wheeler comment on golf, and rain has delayed putting green work at Bannockburn and Columbia. Local figures discuss golf culture, women members, and democratic ethos in the sport, with plans to reopen Rock Creek park links under civic oversight.

Chevy Chase’ Country Club Baltimore Country Club Chevy Chase Country Club Hampton Roads Golf Club Bannockburn Golf Club Hampton Roads Golf Clat Val Columbia Country Club Richmond Country Club Chevy Chase Country Club Columbia Country Club C R. Edwards J. M. Biddle Charles Wale C. P. Anderson Chevy Chase Bannockburn Columbia Thomas J. W. Brown Bannockburns Cabin John Outa Alleen Sanger Rock Creek Park Citizens’ Committee Rudolph Theas Potomac Park Hillsdale

Cornell's Novel Scheme Brings Teams to Fraternity Quarters

Cornell University adopts a new system placing athletic teams in fraternity houses on campus rather than hotels. Visiting squads pay fraternities for lodging, attracted by good chefs, quiet rooms, and fine sleeping areas. The change, praised by visiting teams, could influence other colleges.

Cornell University Ithaca

Women Killers Halted by Psychological Drive Across History

Criminologists say women exhibit unusual pleasure in killing, citing Belle Gunness and the Marquise de Brinvilliers among others. Historical profiles include Jeanne Weber and Jane Toppan, who derived ecstatic delight from victims’ suffering, while Lucrezia Borgia used poisons for power. The piece contrasts monetary motives with a broader, morbid fascination in death across eras and cultures.

Belle Gunners Indiana Mrs. Gunness Marquise de Brinviliers Jane Toppan Valeria Messalina Lucrezia Borgia Lucrezia Cesare Alxander VI Halian Batile Batile, the Chevalier Audin de Sainte Croix Marquise de Brinvil-liers Hannibal Mohammed Napoleon Mescalinas de Grinvilliers Belle Gunness Catherine de Medici Sona Charles IX France St. Bartholomew Marie Jomaux Antwerp Sarah Robinson Somerville Mass Clarence Markham Andover Ill Bertha Mund Buffalo

Officials Show Activity in Departmental Circuit

Officials of the Departmental League are praised for well run sessions on the White Lot Ellipse. President Clark and Secretary Anderson are commended for starting games on time, keeping schedules, and ensuring fair play as leaders in multiple leagues report changes and upcoming matches across districts and schools.

Alfred L. Stern Clark Anderson Hamline Willard Walford Naval Medicos Marquette Bt. Steplen’s White Lot Elhouse Public Group H. ¥. Shurtleff Amateur Commission

Baltimore Youth Drowned At Patapsco Shore

Special to The Washington Post reports the drowning of 17 year old Frank Swope at Rock Creek Patapsco Fishing Shore after he and companions entered deep water. Companion Fred Andrea and another boy attempted rescue. Swope’s grip pulled them under as Andrea fought to save them. Swope drowned despite efforts.

Washington Post Baltimore Frank Swope Patapsco Rock Creek Swope Fred Andrea Swone Andrea

Earl Pays High For Fowl

Norfolk, Va on June 4 reports that Norfolk breeder Andrew P. O Connor shipped four hens and a cock to the Earl of Sefton of Liverpool England for 625 dollars. The birds insured for fall value were sent to New York yesterday and will move Monday to a steamship line. The Sefton family famed in politics and sport has game fowl line immortalized by Bulwer Lytton with the line Though fierce of heart and Sefton fighting cock.

Norfolk Andrew P. O'Connor Earl of Sefton Liverpool Engeland New York Sefton England Bulwer’ Lytton

Vanderbilt's Brume Narrowly Fails in French Oaks

Paris June 4 At Chantilly the Prix de Diane for three year old fillies drew 21 starters with W K Vanderbilts Brume the strong favorite. Rose Verte owned by Mr Aumont surged to win by a length and a half over Brume with Sibylla third. Combourg ran second in the Prix Hedouville.

Paris Chantilly W. K. Vanderbilt Brume Mr. Aumont Rose Verte Marquis Lauriston Sibylla Frank Gould Jarretiere Combourg

Discover Great Jumper Lester Kelly Sets Australian Record

Australia’s top rising athlete Lester A. Kelly, a Wesley School student, clears six feet two inches in high jump and has already broken the Australian record at six feet one and a quarter inches. Photo shows him mid-cross, with potential to twist for higher marks as he matures. England crowns new tennis champion Hon. N S Leyton defeats Eustace Miles 6-3 6-2 6-3 at Queen’s Club. Cleveland releases Pat Paige Dart Yingling and Ben Demott to Toledo and Baltimore respectively.

Australia Wesley School G. K. Russell Tasmania Lester A. Kelly England Eustace Miles Cleveland Pat Paige New Orleans Dart Yingling Cleveland Baseball Club Toledo Ben Demott Baltimore

Murder Mystery on Taft Train Stirs York to Chicago Run

A Taft presidential car chef reportedly tossed a newspaper containing a spring chicken from a window on a Northern Central route bound for Chicago. Trackwalker W H Pelfer found debris near Black Bridge and mistook it for an infant. Officials in Baltimore and York reviewed the remains and confirmed it was a chicken.

York Philadelphia Taft Northern Central Railroad Chicago Minster W. H. Pelfer Black Bridge Baltimore Fred Boreman

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