Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
AlL-STAR hockey
TEAMS ARE CHOSEN
Club and School Girls In Final
Workout for High
honovS
IhTERcIrY MATCHES SOON

THE Philadelphia Cricket Club was
L The scene Of IN intense struggle yes.
terday afternoon, as hard n one as
though the championship Of the universe
hung on the result. 1t looked as though
million girls were racing about,
hockey sticks in hand---nnd every last
one Of them wore the grim expression
Of q Molly Pitcher firing the last shot
in the 1716 field artillery's locker.
The reason lay in the fact that 1t was
the final tryout for the all-club and
nll.school elevens. Getting picked for
those teams means no more In the life
Of field. hockey devotee than It does
for a pigskin expert to be chosen for
the All American. Ouly this isn't n
mythical team, but Is an intensely real
Girls field hockey is approaching its
climax. On Wednesday afternoon a
match will be staged between the club
cial contest will be selected the stars
to play in the All. Philadelphia team in
the inter.city competition.
Mrs. Henry krumbhaar. who starred
At goal for the Philadelphia Cricket
Club "Yellows." ia president of the Ma
tional Field Hockey Association, and 1t
has been due in a large sense to her
work that this competition has been ar
ranged. Mrs. Krumbhaar Is hockey
player Of note herselfl--has been for
seven or eight ,years-and is keenly
pushing the only game run entirely for
women BY women.
older girls and women than the all.
school group, naturally. but 1t is ex.
pected that the youngsters will give
their seniors a keen struggle for honors,
and that some of them will win places
on the Philadelphia eleven.
The Games Listed
The schedule now arranged calls for
a game THANKSGIVING morning between
the English team and the All.Phila.
lelphians. In the afternoon there will
be a match between Boston and
Chicago.
On Friday, November 81. in the
morning. New York plays Philadelphia.
and in the afternoon the winner of that
match will meet the victor in the Bos.
December /, the final championship
match will be played and also the game
between the all school teams repre-.
senting Philadelphia and New York.
The all.club team will lineup as
follows:
s t wnsM c.'eefS eSe.son "'isns rSi:daeSs hsS
Ssns.r1a .srn.; rh;,.as'phi!ss r;!l1S:
Right wins-M w.,ner. Germantown
Eisht hsl,ssek;-K; MsI:ane: g!vs,sen: =,
left halfback--M. Carpenter. Philadelphia
Right fullback m. Reed. Philadelphia
Reds.
LETT fullbsck--M Marcy. Riveerton.
Goal--FergusOn. Germantown e. c.
The School Girls
The practice was stern and long and
under the keen supervision Of the two
British interna tionalists, the Misses
Armfieid and East, and Germantown
Friends very successful coach, Miss
Maris.
The school girls were put through
their PAGES at a swift gait and when it
was all over the following lineup for
the intercity matches and the tilt with
the all.club eleven was announced:
LET. w,nS-I,r.: ;rs GeEman,cMn snr,nHsss Friends
G::nntt.,nMcsdeTrs :nt ,nsicss:"ea GERMANTOWN Frl.nd.
Right inside - Pearson. Germantown
Ri.ht w,ns-Norris. irwin.
Risht haItback = lI!llery. Germantown
Center halfhack-Robin. Irwin.
Left haifba ck-Pithoua. Friends Select.
Left fulback - Goodman Germantown
Rirht fulback-RurrouGhs. Friends Select.
Goal-Elliot. Irwin.
Gloucester's Success
The South Jersey Girls Field Hockey
League championship was won by
Gloucester with extraordinary ease.
This team was given hard match only
once and demonstrated its superiority
as clearly as did the Germantown
Friends School in the Private Schools
League here.
They Jared as follows in the league
games: