The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-07
GIRLS BEAT BOYS
IN rifle MATCH
The Washington Herald Cup
Won by Team from Bust
ness High School.
ANNUAL OUTING Is HELD
ANNUAL OUTING IS HELD
Prizes Are Awarded Winners in Ath-
letie Events by Merchants
of Capital.

| Five girls, the members of the girls
rifle team OF the Business High School.
are happy in the possession of the silver
loving cup offered by The Washington
| Herald. which the girls won yesterday
/ from the boys team of Business at the
| eighth annual excursion of the school
| held at Marshall Hall.
The girls won over their opponents and
with an even score of points to spare, the
card of the boys team showing 367 points
and that of the girls 36 at the end of
the match. True, the boys shot left
handed as sort of a handicap, but the
size of the cup and of the pride of the
girls was not decreased because of this
The excursion was attended by a rec
ord crowd. there being $500 people at the
resort, according to the count taken on
board the boat They started early in
the morning and the boat made a late
trip to bring the last of the crowd home
The rife match started at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon, and after that a card of
athletic events was run of. The winning
team OF girls was made up of Misses
Adams, Beuchert. Willis, BOrnet. and
Windridge. and the boys who opposed
them were Messrs. Struble McMackim,
Derrick, johnson. and Bohiayer
The highest individual score on eacn
team was S. made by Miss Adams for the
girls and Mr. Derrick for the BOYS. the
offered by thanksgiving, and Derrick a
cane offered by Neuman. The judges Of
the rife match were Miss Elizabeth Bal
dein. Joseph Finckel, and James c. Dulin.
The Athletic Events.
In the athletic events the first was a
three-legged race. won by John Sherry
and Perry Dowrick, each winning a
straw hat. donated by the Williams Com
pany and the Young Mems Store The
second team was made up of Gensburg
and \ Stern. and they won pocket knives
In the basketball throw for girls the
winners. prizes, and donors Of the gifts
were Bessie LazerOw. leather handbag.
Berry & Whitmore; Miss jain. gold bar
pin. Salvatore Desio, and Miss XantIn,
engraved cards, the Crane Company.
In the boys potato race, the awards
were: \ Stern. baseball glove. a. c.
Spalding & Co. and II. Hyland. belt.
Lutz & Co. and in the same event by the
girls they were Miss Jefries. gold bar
pin. Harris & Co. and Miss Kuhnert,
candy. HuyIer's.
tennis racket, Saks & Co; Hyland desk
clock. Henry c. Karr. and Derrick, belt.
Sidney West In the boys backward
razor, d. y. Walford
and Bromley. coin purse. Topham's. In
the same event for girls-Miss Jeffries I
parasol. s. Kann, Sons & Co. and Miss
Jahn, candy. BrOwnleys.
In the girls hopping race-Mlss JEFF I
fries picture. Reid :. Baker. and Miss
Lazerow. picture frame. NJ. Goldsmith /
& Son.
The winning team in the centipede race |
was made up of Messrs Patched. .
HOughton. Gessford. and Bromley. The
2riZes were all poCketknives. donated by
Rudolph & West Company. James r. .
-ambie. John B. Espey Company. and .
Barber & Ross The second team con-
sisted of MesSrs. Derrick. Hunt. Hyland.
md Stearns. The prizes We're two poCk-
'tknives, a watch chain. and a belt.
by Louis Hartig. Steinem
Z Co. and the National Electrical Sup
Ny Company.