The Washington times., 1914-12-05

The Odds" played the "Evens' OF
George Washington University on
Tuesday afternoon at the Epiphany
gymnasium. winning by the close score
OF sc. II gave chance to some or
those not on the varsity team 10 show
what they could do. The odds made
their scores early IN the game, and
though the ball was in the Evens' terri
tory most Of the last half they could
not make enough TO pass the other
team. The score was so close, how
ever. that the Odds got quite scare
when they found the Evens so close
at their heels The steady work al
the Misses Tyndall and craig, playing
at guard for the odds. saved the day
ior their side on more than one occa-
sion. At times the team work Of the
Evens seemed 20 daze The older team.
out luck seemed 10 be With them, and
much OF the excellent passing Vi the
r.Vcns was wasted because the forwards
could not get around their agile guards.
me lineup was as follows: Odds-t'or-
wards. Miss Worster and Miss Gro
brlly. center. Miss Hetneld. guards,
Mss Tyndall and Miss Craig, side GER
Ie.s. Miss Best aud Miss Brown. EVens
F'OrWa FdS. Miss Davis and Miss Ken,
center. Miss Field: guards. Miss Sorh-
borIcr and Miss Hotchkss. side ceuters,
AIiss Grabill ana Miss Norreh.
Mss Mary Tyndall has been @hosen
manager OF the &. ". L. girls basket
ball team. she plays guard on the
college team and Is considered one OF
Inc best players in the college. She
docs not intend to let IN" team suffer
from Lack OF practice. y game Il being
arranged for next Wednesday with one
OF tho local schools.
Through the courtesy Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Walton. who directs girls ath-
Ictics al Central High School the g.
~. L. team is to use the Epiphany
gymnasium on Friday afternoons when
ever an extra practice is necessary.
This team will also have the advanatSe
Of PLAYING against the Central girls.
The Epiphany gymnasium on Fridays
a, Q o'clock is tiled with seemingly
endless array Of girls in middies and
hlOom,Is, The Central girls al FRA ,tic"
There arc shriCks of delight whenever
some one makes a baCFCt, offset by
the Sroaus of the losing side. At pres
cnt the FIRST senior team IS 10y far the
best. In two Commute halves ycstcr-
dav il was "a iil. proved superior :"
The second senior and first Junior
teams in passing and hoady playing
The second and third sophomore teams
ar" working fairly well. but they ar"
not ready To play the upper class teams
lust vet. several Of the freshman
teams Dlnvcd well considering their lack
Of experience. % all the playing YES
torday tho greatest weakness was
fulubliug the ball. II is II condition rfst
will probably b. rcW"dicd. for ono Of
tn. most noticeable things a. a game Ivy
Experienced players b. thai the ball
-clG"m touches the ground while IN
play.
GatIau1"t mas arranged two games
against -. ~. 4. Tin N.st Is tn hy
place. Oh ThWrsiay, January
Trchn.caI viii bc tho host To- many
interested in I;l-iau rcloI urNt SItur-
day. B"""mI"r h., at O'Clock. when a
auspia',. "f IN" Teachers Auxiliary Of
tho National civic Federation. clothing
and canned =Ood- will bc received for
immediate shipuent. Miss Janet Rich
ards will give an Illustrated l"ctur" on
-'Eol@.mE.'
Tho High School Tcach.i-' Nssocia-
ton la having a meeting today.
IN. ~. = FrrukIir. "G LchFgh TN
Ncrsity, addressed tho Technical stu
ucnis GA Thursday. December e ~"
bclicl'S uist thu. education ~ Tia" p.o..-
81; huN docs NOT Jay CuOuli. rmpna *
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