Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-04

Preliminary plans were made last
night for the formation of a local
chapter of the National Physical Edu-
resentatives OF practically every or
ganization in the District engaged in
that kind of work. Definite steps were
taken to organize the body. a commit
tee of seven being appointed to carry
out certain prearranged aims.
DR.. Small, principal of Eastern High
School, was elected temporary chair
man of the meeting and DIR. Stoneroad.
in charge OF physical education in the
elementary schools, temporary secre-
tary. After a full discussion of the
questions involved DR.. Small appointed
elementary schools. the Y. NJ. g A..
the colleges. the high schools.
the prep schools. the Fairgrounds
and secondary schools. This commit
late constitution and nominate Off.
GERS for the organization. A permanent
organization Is to be formed at the
meeting set for Wednesday, May %. at
the Y. NJ. c. A.
Catholic University dropped its game
to Filianova yesterday at Villanova by
the same score by which the Pennsyl-
c. u. played good ball and had no kick
coming because of its defeat.
Western High got four runs in the
second inning of its game with the
Georgetown Props yesterday afternoon
and that gave 1t a lead which was never
overcome by the Blue and Gray young
sters. Quinn held the Props to four
hits and pitched good ball throughout
Wise, on the mound for the Props,
nd hi "a ho1 Hcr Il
Burke. the Western first ba.eman.
topped the players Of both mines in hit
ting. clouting out three safeties.
Results of the fifth annual indoor ath-
letic meet of the boys department OF
the Y. NJ. c. A.:
third R'' sars:: %e b ssss second
Two-laps track-won by Garges: second, Harts.
horn: third. Johnson. Time. OF IS.
Sumner. biss 1a% r. in. 0' ''fse' second
Running broad jump-won by johnson; second,
tie between Sumner and Eyre. Distance. Il #
Running high 1ump-won BY Garges: second.
EYE; third. Hartshorn: Height. f. ~ in;
horn; third, johnson. Time, DIG As.
INTERMEDIATES.
2o;yard da.h--won by Bowman: second. J.
bi rnk; third: Rosenburs Time; os.
Paroni: third, fisherman Time, o.25 IS.
Standing broad jump-Won BY Rosenburg; sec
ond. Montgomery; third, Bowman. Distance, 3
Running broad tump-won by Arbinoe: second,
Brooks: third. Bowman. Distance. "A It. ~ in.
tie between Brooks and Bowman. Height / Il.
Potato r.ce-won by J. Blanktn: second.
Marinan; third, McMullen. Time, or.
SENIORS.
sSrd Re.rneg y T ap u.s. second Good
B fSsf 'R sr b % B.
Standing broad jump.won r. Gannon: on second.
Blankin; third, Burgess. Distance. It.
kunnins broad jump-won BY B. Blankin: sec.
ond. Goodman; third. Cannon. Distance. IA It.
Goodman: third, Kapi.n. Height. f. 81 ef IN.
Potato racenwon By B. Blankin; second. kap-
Shotput-Won By Cannon: second, Goodman;
third, April. Distance. SO It. 6K In.
Disbursements was too strong for
Communications in the Navy Interbu-
to 2. The victorS hit the ball hard and
were generally superior.
Eastern High goes out to Briarly
Hall today for a game with that
school.
Several representatives of Central
and Technical high schools and the
Washington Swimming Club are in
Baltimore today for competition in the
South Atlantic A. A. L. championship
swimming meet. Central has by far
the largest list of entries and is said
to stand a chance to figure well in the
point scoring.
Nays base ball team today plays
the West Virginia nine at Annapolis.
A dual track and field meet between
Navy and Lehigh also is listed.
Gallaudet College today plays thS
first Of two games 1t is listed to ap-
pear in against the Maryland State
College nine.