Episcopal High School to Fold Its First Carnival Meet
Episcopal High School of Alexandria announces its first annual interscholastic field and track meet to be held on a Saturday in May. Invitations sent to many schools, with Washington entrants expected to be strong. Medals awarded for first to third in each class, a banner for the winning school, and silver cups for relay winners. Line of buses to convey competitors, lunch provided after events, events include sprints hurdles jumps throws and relays. First class open to all schoolboys of Virginia Maryland and the District. second class for those under 17 as of Oct 1 1904. third class for those under 15.
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Alexandria
Athletic Association
Washington
Episcopal School
Gokd
Siver
Virgin Maryland
Virginia track team begins training under Coach Brown
The University of Virginia track squad started practice under Coach Brown in Charlottesville. The schedule is provisional with meets planned against Johns Hopkins and North Carolina, plus an intercollegiate handicap meet to be held here in April. Invited colleges include Sewanee, Vanderbilt, Tu lane, and Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Returning team members Bass, Shelton, Council, Russell, Holladay, Home, McCabe, and Randolph are joined by newcomers Graham, Grinnell, McNagny, Randolph, Rummel, and Murphy.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Ceach Brown
Johns Howkins
North Carolina
Sewanee
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Virginia Military Institute
Johns Hopkins
PRICE ON JAKE STAHL AND OTHER SPORTS NOTES
Clark Griffith of the Highlanders says he would give 7000 for Jake Stahl of the Senators, after Collins reportedly offered 3000 months ago. The Washington bureau notes basketball clash between Company E and the Ordway Rifles at the National Guard gym at 8 30 pm, with a recent low scoring record by Company RE. Handy swims fifty yards in 35 3 5 seconds setting a world best. Fear ing and Scott win doubles racquet title in Boston. Trinity Baseball Club seeks thirteen to fourteen year old players in Washington with address 2611 O street northwest.
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Senators
Washington
Montgomery
Ala
Jake Stahl
Flighlanders
Collins
Jake
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Ordway Rifles
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Company RE
Hearst Rifles
Corcoran Cadets
Naval Battalion
Trinity
Trinity Baseball Club
National Commission
Catchers Push for Releases as Washington Plans Training Trip
Washington baseball plans a Charlottesville training camp starting mid March with most players signed. Kittredge seeks a trade or Detroit swap while Clarke contemplates independent club management. both expect to join the group in Charlottesville next week. Minor, returning from Charlottesville, arranged quarters at the Clermont Hotel and notes Virginia authorities welcome the pro club to help prepare for the season.
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Minor
Washington Baseball Club
Charlottesville
Clermont Hotel
University of Virginia
Mr. Minor
Virginia
Stahl
Washington
Kittredge
Clarke
Detroit
Senators
Kit
Clippers Join Four-eye League in District Baseball Move
The Clippers announce joining the Four-eye League after a strong previous season. A meeting will elect a manager and captain while contracts are signed by Mawhinney Downey Mack O'Reilly Alison and A Mack. The league schedule is prepared and awaiting approval with more signings expected. Catlin Sets New High Hurdle Record at Chicago Meet.
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Kittredge
Connie Mack
Athletics
Mack
Clippers
The
Mawhinney
Catlin
Chicago
Marc Catlin
Chicago University
Real Estate Bowling League tight race drives season
Run Real Estate Bowling League makes a splendid showing for its first year with one month remaining. Columbia and Fisher & Co lead a tight race as the Lawyers, Assessors, and District compete for top spots. Individual scores show Miller, Roesch, Kiker, and Marsh posting high totals as teams strive for the championship.
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Marsh
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Kiker
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Hunt
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Yates
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Hazen
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Saat
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Grane
Alexandria Briefs On Rail Oddities And Local Reshuffles
Washington visitors flocked to historic sites while electric rail chaos hindered travel, relief trains aiding Alexandria residents. Belle Pre plant to reopen next Monday after repairs. fire damaged a South Fayette Street frame stable but horses were saved. Mary Downey returned with the girl to Jersey City. Virginia Glass Co. aims to rebuild by May 11.
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Alexandria
Washington
Christ Church
Washington Southern and Southern Railway
Opera House
Henry Brengle
J. W Davis
Lewis Steelman
Millville
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Belle- Pre
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Poison Ends Troubles of Clinton Hoskinson
Clinton M Hoskinson forty five a salesman killed himself at his home 339 Eleventh Street Southeast by drinking carbolic acid Despondency from business failures and debts is blamed He had earlier run a dry goods store on M Street NW and recently worked as a salesman for a grocery firm in Alexandria Va He died after drinking the poison in an upstairs room and was pronounced dead before ambulance arrival Coroner Nevitt issued a death certificate and he is survived by his widow and three children.
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Eleventh Street
Hosakinson
Dry Goods and Nation
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Alexandria
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Casualty Hospital
Nevitt
Veteran Killed by Train Near Lanham Station Md
Gustave Gunderson an old soldier living in Seabrook Md was struck by a train and killed near Lanham Station Md yesterday afternoon Justice of the Peace Benjamin Cross panelled a jury which found Gunderson had been drinking and stopped on the tracks as the southbound train approached The verdict exonerated the railroad company He came from California about twenty two years ago drew a $40 monthly pension and, as far as known, had no relatives Cawdor to Succeed Selborne London March 5 Earl Cawdor to become first lord of the admiralty.
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Seabrook
Lanham Station
Justice of the Peace
Benjamin Cross
Gunderson
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E. H. Tabler
California
Blanche Kearney Ends Her Life by Carbolic Acid
Blanche Kearney a twenty two year old inmate of a house on Ohio avenue north west ended her life early yesterday morning by drinking carbolic acid after a late cab ride with a male companion. She was taken to Emergency Hospital where she died without regaining consciousness. Her tuberculosis illness and morose mood were cited as factors. Her parents reportedly reside in Philadelphia.
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Blanche Kearney
Ohio Avenue Northwest
Ohio Avenque
Pennsylvania Avenue
Twelfth Street
Philadelphia
Nevitt
Colored woman escorted from White House to detention
Mary Jones a fifty seven year old colored woman who came to Washington for the inauguration was arrested on White House grounds yesterday She talked with Policeman Jamison and was deemed mentally unbalanced before being escorted to the guard room then taken to the House of Detention for examination by police surgeons with Sanitary Officer Frank to report the case later today.
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Mary Anna Harris
Richmond
Roberta
E. F. Hulce
Jersey City
White House
House of Detention
Mary Jones
Washington
West Fifty-third Street
New York City
Jamison
Frank
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