The Washington herald., 1922-11-18
CARBERRY SOCCER
TEAM CHAMPIONS
OF PLAZA GROUND
Taylor, Edmonds and
Ludlow Are Tied for
Second Place.

= CaroeFfy Soccer team was CROWNED
champion OF the Plaza Playground
League yesterday. marking the close
Of successful season. Throughout
the schedule the race was close. as
shown by the fact that three teams
were tied for second place. The
games were played on Plaza
grounds. Second street and Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast.
Parents of the boys lined the
chaiked sides each evening Of games.
E. Ray, q playground Instructor.
onlciated at the tilts, and for his
services was presented with a watch
by club managers.
Members Of the Carberry team
follow: Carl Kosack. captain; Ed
ward Cinotti, manager; Emmett
Manning. John Perry. Frederick
Thorne, Baily Everett, Thomas
Southwick, Perry Baston, Domtnick
Caparoth. George simon, Harry
Woodcock, Thomas Smith and Harry
Booth.
Teams finished in the following
order. Carberry. Taylor. Edmonds
and Ludlow. Blair and Hayes. Tay-
lor. Edmonds and Ludlow will likely
play OF the triple tie on Plaza
grounds.
The champion Carberry boys will
meet the winners Of the Rosedale
Playground League upon conclusion
OF their schedule. winners of the
Northeast championship play-ofr of
three games will be awarded the
shield donated by the District play
ground officiais.
Rachel Miller. 3 Jackson street
northeast, was hit by an auto at
North Capitol and G streets north
east.
Hilton Athletic Club has started a
basketball team. Any team wishing
to play this Northeast quintet
should communicate with Hicks
Baldwin. 1856 A street northeast.
Sherwood Presbyterian Church
Ladies' Aid Society held a sale
Thursday at the church. Twenty
second street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Orbella, sos
Third street northeast, are in New
York attending the national conven-
ton Of hotel managers.
The Parent-Teacher Association
Of Carberry School will meet Tues
day at the Carberry School, Fifth
| street between d and E streets
northeast. at 1880 p. m. Assistant
Superintendent of Schools Stephen
E. Kramer and Mrs. John Frizzel,
president OF the Federation Of
Women's Clubs. will speak.
Gage School, champions of the
Bloomingdale Playground division.
and Blake-Gales School. champions
Of the New York avenue. will play
the second of a series of three
games at the Plaza Playground.
Second and Massachusetts avenue
northeast, to eliminate one of the
teams for the city soccer champion
ship. The first game was played
Thursday. Gage winning. 1 to O..
Richard Tenyson was referee.
| Ernest Ayre, 230 E street north
east. is at the Homeopathic Hospital
recovering from a surgical opera
tion.
Lands Smith, 414 Fourth street
northeast, Is seriously i'll at the
Sibley Hospital.
Miss Cora H. Pimper. principal of
| the Ludlow School, was elected
secretary of the Ludlow Community
Center advisory committee at a
meeting Friday, to succeed Mrs. L.
l.. Layer, who resigned, according
to an announcement made by E.
Clarence Poston, chairman of the
committee.
Mrs. w. L. Heegan, 212 E street
northeast, was ag uest at the East
ern Star banquet at the willard
| Hotel Thursday, November 16.
Fred Bender was reelected presi-
dent of the Lion Tanners Club. 203
D street northeast, at their annual
supper Thursday. The other officers
are: John Mccarthy, vice president;
Harry Keegan. treasurer, and Pa
trick Watkins, secretary. DR.. Ell
mer Estlow and s. Wooding rem
dered several selections on the
piano.
East Gate Chapter. o. E. s.. held
a Christmas sale Friday at the Odd
Fellows Hall, Twenty-first and
Rhode Island avenue northeast. for