Alexandria High School - Alecko Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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TRACK The track team this year is composed mostly of veterans. As this is written, the “Twins” have won both meets in which they have participated. The first, with Episcopal “B,” was taken by an overwhelming score. The second was a quadrangular meet with Washington and Lee, Fredericks- burg and Silver Springs. Again, A. H. S. v ' as on the very large end of the score. On May 1 1 , a team will be sent to Charlottesvill e to compete in the State Contests there. Several other meets are on schedule as this goes to press; it is hoped that the “Twins” will come out on top in these engagements. The team: Captain Shu, Nugent, Burrell, Smith, Kirchner, Harrington, Stearman, Fones, McMenamim, Ennis, Cornnell, G. Rutledge, Moriarity, Pulzone, Burroughs, Dove, Ticer, Craig, Roberts, Robinson, Caton, Cook, R. Rutledge, and Manager Wolford.

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THE BALLAD OF THE BASKETEERS The practice is started with the new and the old, And Miss Bowers is beginning the schedule to unfold. On December 15, the St. Ritas we beat. The score was 3 1 to 3 — a great defeat! The Buddies were the next to go down. With a score of 33 to 9. Fredericksburg, our most famous foe. Lost to us with a score of 14 to twenty-fo’. Herndon was our next victim, 22 to 16, we gained with great good vim. Our winning stroke was broken, I don’t say, “Alas!” With close scores to Mt. Rainier, Herndon, and Manas-sas. But at this bad luck we cried to heaven. And defeated Occoquan, 36 to 11. Our games, oh, my! are not now on a winning streak. From Fredericksburg and Mt. Rainier we took it, not on the chin, but on the cheek. Our A and B teams are both seen in action. When they defeat St. Agnes, A and B, in style of satisfaction. The season does not end as we will : We go down to Lee-Jackson, Occoquan and Nokesville. The players who made this season, as everyone knows. Are the sisters Shapiro, Annie and Rose, With Gorham, Weiner, Caton, and Shu, And Smith, Rose, Mosher and Shaw. “Adew.” ' Jifty-seven

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BASEBALL Baseball season has started with a bang. At this writing, the “Twins” have been defeated but once and that at the hands of Roosevelt, 12-11. Central succumbed to the wily curves of “Butch” Woods, 6-5, in the first game of the year. Eddie Hammersley, alternate hurler, shut out Eastern in a no-hit, no-run game. National Training School and Mt. Rainier were defeated, and immediately following, Chester, Lee Jackson, and Nokesville were slaughtered with what were seemingly football scores, 16-0, 22-2, 16-0, respectively. This comprises the games played at this time, but there are many left on the schedule. The team; Captain Godfrey, Woods, Hammersley, Armstrong, P. Heflin, Varney, McMenamin, Brewer, Shu, Fones, Nugent, Cowling, Mitchell, J. Heflin, Barnett, Entwisle, and Manager Norford. Jifty-nine