Warden Convicted in Shooting of Boy at Camp Humphreys
Federal game warden, stationed at Camp Humphreys, was convicted by a district court jury in Prince William County for maliciously shooting William Simms, 15, during a Thanksgiving hunting incident at Miss Nevitt’s farm. He was sentenced to one year in the State penitentiary and given 60 days to appeal.
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Washington Post Bureau
Patrick St
Alexandria
van J. Payne
Camp Humphreys
William Simms
Pelrtaz
State
Samuel
Frank Stuart
W. M Ellison
Fairfax
Simma
Pohick Church
Simms
Payne
Weaker Topics fill Alexandria events page today
The Alexandria area reports several local items including a teachers convention opening with 660 attendees and a public meeting at the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Plans for a spring style show were abandoned and replaced by a display at the Alexandria Light Infantry Armory. The Seminole Players elected officers and set April meetings.
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State
Aleaendria High School
Mias Lula D Matz
Methodist Hpiscopal Church
Retail Merchants’ Bureau
Chamber of Commérce
Tate
Alexandria Light Infantry Armory
Ani
Kent White
William
Silch
E Gorman Ridgley
Clinton Knight
Lonike
Catholic U. Beats Gallaudet 15 to 3 in Brookland
Catholic University overwhelmed Gallaudet College in a loosely played nine inning baseball game at Brookland yesterday afternoon scoring 15 runs on 17 hits. Driscoll led the CU offense with a triple a double and two singles as the pitchers for Catholic University held the Kendall Greeners to the fewest possible gains. Howe starred for Gallaudet with steady defense and timely hits.
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Catholic University
Gallaudet College
Brookland
Moran
Gallaudet
C. U
Kendall
Jackaun
Clark
Doseharnie
Corwin
Seth Pedro
Carrigad
Boatwright
Lahn
Wallace
Rose
Yale Coach Sees Football Regulation or Abolition
Yale coach Tad Jones disputes high brow restrictions and urges careful reform. He questions abolishing pre season practice but favors setting an arbitrary start date to allow proper conditioning for the first fall game.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Tad Jones
College
Reading donor offers silver bat and gold prize for home runs
William H. Ludden of Reading gifts a regulation size silver baseball and bat to the Reading Internationals for the first player to hit a ball over the centerfield wall in an International League game at the local park. He also donates 700 dollars in gold to be awarded for home runs in Reading this season.
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Reading
William H. Luden
Ludden
Oklahoma Ex-Track Captain Expelled by University
Norman March 26 University of Oklahoma discharges track coach Grover Jacobsen and expels Harold Hufbauer, captain in 1920, after officials say Hufbauer entered as Raymond Moore at the Baylor meet in Waco Texas last Monday.
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Norman
Okla
Grover
Jacobsen
University of Oklahoma
Harold Whufbauer
Stratton D Brooks
Hufbauer
Raymond Moore
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
Reid's Entry In For Auto Event At Indianapolis
Indianapolis March 9 Wally Eld reports famous movie star Reid has entered the International 500 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to be held Decoration Day. His entry is on file and he will arrive May 4 to begin training. Reid, linked to Jesse Lasky's film organization, has prior racing experience in moving pictures and faces the same hazards and competition as professional drivers.
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Indianapolis
Wallyeld
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Myers
Indianapolis Tacs
Reid
Jesse Lasky
Feid
M C A Boxer Wins in A A U Tryouts
Baltimore on March 29 saw preliminary bouts of the South Atlantic association ring championships at the Central M C A. Camp Holebird won three bouts while Central Y led in two. Fort Howard Fifth Regiment Washington Doyle A C and Vagabond each claimed one victory. No bouts were held in 113 175 and heavyweight classes. The finals Saturday may feature six Central Y boxers. Only Washington bout had Skinner knocking out Knauff in the 136 pound class.
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Baltimore
South Atlantic Association
Central
Fifth Regiment
Princeton to Allow Black Letter P on White Varsity Sweaters
Princeton Undergraduates vote to let team captains wear white sweaters with a black varsity P replacing the prior orange P. Hockey becomes a regular freshman sport. letters and insignia awarded to several university and freshman teams. Various clubs seek Sunday games and practice in the capital area detailing managers and contact addresses.
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Princeton
Princeton University
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