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People are trapped in history and history is trapped in people, and hence, every day has been a significant one in the foibles of History. Let’s take a tour of “This Day in History – 19th of April”.
1451 Alam Shah of Delhi resigns throne
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Alam Shah was the fourth and last ruler of the Sayyid dynasty which ruled the Delhi Sultanate. Born Ala-ud-Din, he succeeded his father, Muhammad Shah to the throne and took on the regnal name of Alam Shah (“world king”).
In 2019, the last year there was a State Track And Field Championship, Compson was a member of the Hi-Liner 4×100 relay team that qualified for State. He ran the anchor leg with teammates Evan Mielke, Cade Powers, and Austin Shape.
During that season, as a sophomore, Compson took second in the 60 meter dash at the NDSU JV Invitational Indoor Meet. And was on the 4×200 relay team that took third at that meet. During the outdoor season, he took first in the 100 meters at the Bill Jansen Last Chance Meet, and second in the Mustang Invitational T & F Meet.
He was part of four relay teams that placed third or better. The 4X100 with Austin Shape, Austyn Thornton and Evan Mielke, they took second at the Joan Halland Invitational and Cade Powers joined Mielke, Shape and Compson for a first place finish at the Bill Jansen Last Chance. The 4×200 team of Mielke, Shape, Powers and Compson took third at the Mustang Inviatational and first at the Bill Jansen Last Chance.
Kate Powers didn’t think much of it.
When she threw the discus or hammer last year as part of her training regimen, her right elbow popped in and out of its socket. Powers couldn t fully extend or bend her primary elbow.
“I knew it wasn’t a normal thing and that I had to get it checked out,” said Powers, a junior at Hopkinton High School.
The elbow verdict: Synovial chondromatosis. Bone chips. Fourteen of them were removed from her right elbow in a three-hour surgery on Dec. 9, 2020.
Days into her six-week rehab, Powers, who is right-handed, watched her Hopkinton High indoor track and field teammates perform planks at practice. She sat on the sideline with her right arm in a sling. The junior captain and tosser-of-weights didn’t want to lead from the bench. She felt out of the loop.