Episcopal High School to hold first interscholastic field and track meet
Episcopal High School of Alexandria announces its first annual interscholastic field and track meet to be held on a Saturday in May. Invitations issued to many schools, with Washington entrants expected to be strong. Medals and cups will reward winners across three classes with a relay showcase and special prize ceremonies. Bus service from the rail line will shuttle competitors to the grounds and a lunch will follow events. The meet is open to Virginian, Maryland, and District boys, with events ranging from sprints and hurdles to field events and relays.
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Alexandria
Athletic Association
Washington
Episcopal School
Gokd
Siver
Virgin Maryland
Virginia track team trains under Coach Brown at UVA
Virginia's track candidates began practice under Coach Brown with no firm schedule yet. The program includes meets against Johns Hopkins and North Carolina and an intercollegiate handicap meet planned for April at Charlottesville. Invited colleges include Sewanee, Vanderbilt, Tu lan e, NC, VPI, VMI, and Johns Hopkins. Returning veterans Bass, Shelton, Council, Russell, Holladay, Home, McCabe, and Randolph plus newcomers Graham Grinnell McNagny Randolph Rummel and Murphy highlight the squad.
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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 BASKETBALL MATCH REPORT
Clark Griffith offers 7000 dollars for Jake Stahl of the Senators while noting Collins would have paid 3000 months ago. Also reports a championship basketball game between Company E and the Ordway Rifles at the National Guard gym, plus a Milwaukee track and field and Boston tennis results and Trinity Baseball Club seeking teams for youth players aged thirteen to fourteen.
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Senators
Washington
Montgomery
Ala
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Flighlanders
Collins
Jake
Ordways
Ordway Rifles
National Guard
Company RE
Hearst Rifles
Corcoran Cadets
Naval Battalion
Trinity
Trinity Baseball Club
Candidacy for Washington Catchers Stirs Training Plans
Washingtons training trip moves ahead as minor league and veteran players prepare to report in a week. Kittredge seeks release to Detroit amid talk of trades while Clarke proposes management of an independent club. Patten confirms continued readiness. Stahl faces balancing catcher duties with a rising, youthful roster in Charlottesville training camp.
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Benjamin
Minor
Washington Baseball Club
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Clermont Hotel
University of Virginia
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Virginia
Stahl
Washington
Senators
Kit
Bill Clarke
Hot Springs
Patten
Heydon Clarke
Hittredge
Case Patten
Fandon
Sue
Party
Clippers Join Four-eye League and Sign Players
The Clippers announce joining the Four-eye League after strong recent showings. They will elect a manager and captain, with Mawhinney Downey Mack O'Reilly Alison and A Mack among signed players. more are expected. The league schedule was prepared but needs approval. Catlin Sets High Hurdle Record at 0:06 4-5 in Mitnois Chicago meet.
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Mawhinney
Catlin
Chicago
Marc Catlin
Chicago University
Real Estate Bowling League sees tight title race
One month remains in the Real Estate Bowling League season as Columbia and Fisher & Co contest for first. Columbia leads narrowly after holidays. Lawyers hold third with Ass essors and District Tithe close for fourth. Individual stars chart high scores and averages across the standings.
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Alexandria Briefs on Rail, Fires, and Safe Returns
In Alexandria, rail riders faced grim conditions as electric lines strained on inauguration day. The Belle-Pre plant plans to resume by Monday after recent repairs. A fire at a South Fayette street stable caused minor loss, with two horses saved. A fugitive teen from Richmond was returned after a Jersey City bound ticket was found. The Virginia Glass Company expects rebuild and May 11 restart pending weather.
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Alexandria
Washington
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J. W Davis
Lewis Steelman
Millville
N. J
Belle-Pre
Belle- Pre
Edgar Campbell
Virginia Glass Comany
James H. Mansfield
Southwest
New Orleans
San Antonio
Poison Ends His Troubles in Despair at Home
Clinton M. Hoskinson a 45 year old salesman died last night at 339 Eleventh Street Southeast by swallowing carbolic acid. Despondency over business failures, including a dry goods store and mounting debts, led to the act. He had just finished a grocery sales job in Alexandria and died before reaching hospital. He is survived by his widow and three children.
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Alexandria
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Casualty Hospital
Nevitt
Veteran killed by train near Lanham Station
Gustave Gunderson an old soldier living in Seabrook Maryland was struck and killed by a train near Lanham Station while crossing from southbound to northbound Pennsylvan ia tracks. Justice of the Peace Benjamin Cross panelled a jury which found the railroad company not to blame. Gunderson came from California about twenty two years ago drew a forty dollar monthly pension and had no known relatives. Cawdor to succeed Selborne as first lord of the admiralty announced in London March 5.
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Seabrook
Lanham Station
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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 northwest died after drinking carbolic acid in a cab ride with a male companion shortly after midnight She suffered tuberculosis and morose health and died at Emergency Hospital with surgeons unable to save her Her parents live in Philadelphia and few other details are known
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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 woman from New York City came to Washington last Friday to witness the inauguration and was arrested yesterday on White House grounds. After approaching the main entrance she was deemed mentally unbalanced and was escorted to the guard room and detained until a wagon from the House of Detention arrived. Police to report the case to Sanitary Officer Frank and she will be examined by police surgeons.
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House of Detention
Mary Jones
Washington
West Fifty-third Street
New York City
Jamison
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